Eastman School of Music - Score Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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ACTIVE MEMBERS S I G MIIGBVIA 'IAH1!-TAPCIHIAIATERI U Il- A OFFICERS Kathryn Kettering ..... President Elizabeth Gearhart . . Vice-President Lois Van Vechten . . Secretary Ruth Brigham . . Treasurer Katharine Munson .... . Editor Charlotte Jenney Lulu Ray Johnston Dorothy Knight Eleanor Knight Charlotte Krick Eleanor Lawatsch Lorraine Martineau Audrey Mason Harriet Morgan Jean Beers Ruth Clemons Dorothy Codner Chari Couch Mary Eidam Janina Gorecka Hilda Grey Virginia Gustafson , Virginia Gardner Sigma Theta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota has had another busy year. A formal musicale in Eastman Dor- mitory for Freshman Women, another in Kilbourn Hall for all Women eligible for election into sororities, and a treasure hunt with cars were the outstanding events of the first semester. Eleven girls were pledged this year, eight of whom were initiated in March. The chapter gave two receptions during the second semester: one on March 17 for a former member, Rose Marie Brancato, after her concert in Kilbourn Hall, and another after Lotte Lehmann's concert in Eastman Theatre on March 20. At that time Mme. Lehmann was made a National Honorary Member of Sigma Alpha Iota. Lois Van Vechten Secretary 89 Eleanor Partridge Georgia Putnam Esther Rasche Marie Rohr Frances Schott Gladys Shaw Julia Wilkinson Mary Kay Wood Eleanor Zimmerman 11:r.lf, zza K K tsl l t.n, r1la.t S , iiir E 5.b. i h I 5 ,

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PHI NIU ALPHA SINFUNIA ALPHA NU CHAPTER OFFICERS Harry Peters. . .... . . Robert Weiss . . . Vice Donald MacDonald . . . Charles Greybeck . Herbert Harp . . Parker Taylor . ACTIVE MEMBERS Donald Allton William Clemons William Koogler Byron Arnold Douglas Danfelt Robert LaMaster Albert Astle Lee Fairley J ack Lowe Richard Bales Frederick Fennell Frederick Marsh George Barr Frank Henck Walter McCown Charles Bergener Clement Hutchinson Donald Menz Raymond Berry Homer Keller George Merrill Melvin Clement Frederick Kimball Robert Palmer Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity was founded in 1898 at the New England Conservatory of Music. Since then sixty-three chapters have been granted charters, making the Fraternity a national organization. Alpha Nu Chapter was installed here on January 24, 1925. The chapter numbers among its Alumni some of the finest performers and teachers in the country, while the National Organization includes on its roster the names of nearly all the great men in American Music The chapter maintains a house at 17 Portsmouth Terrace, where Sinfonians are always welcome. Donald MacDonald Secretary 91 Presiden t Presiden t Secre tary Treasurer His torian Warden Hugh Robertson Harlan Rogers Louis Saverino Donald Shearer Theodore Stapleton DeWitt Thornton Litchard Toland Gerald Vogt Orville Willson ik sr 'Ear 'wi ' ,:, ' rgir . . Wh .ms-...W N Serb ' X 'X' s ir X . X N , w. S rs., X Q my r .XV ' X, - ':. 1N l 'MMWWNWWN WWW srmxxxxxsmw-xisws'f'R3:Ri'i'i'5v. 5 ., .f v. . - ...IR 4 ,. X i Q i ., r . X v x .ff X 4 :Sk QW -vs. N gag Q81