College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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E Daniel D. Parmelee Peg Stevens '42 Clarice P. Parmelee Neill O. Rowe Half-way down the hill is a Victorian mansion where a myriad sounds molest the ear. It is the Conservatory of Music, where everyone fiddles his own string or sings his own note as loudly as possible. The Conser- viory confers the B. Sch. Mus. degree, and signalizes its graduate by putting a pink tassel on his mortar board. fcf. pp. 66-73.1 Neill O. Rowe is head of the Music De- partment and choir director. He and Miss Richmond, soprano, are familiar to church- Faye Rees Chester Barris William C. DeVeny going Wooster. The Parmelees are familiar to chapel-going Wooster, especially for two Tshaikowsky programs. The Music Department this year took charge of fifteen student recitals besides providing for the regular Monday chapel period devoted to music. The department, moreover, endorses The Wooster Federa- tion of Music, which brought artists like Albert Spalding and Marcel Dupre to the campus. Eve R. Richmond Stanley L. Davis

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