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

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-'wil-O OFFICERS Q D L ,aa . . . Prefidenz' QTER . , 4 Vice-Praricienl 133' P . Recording Secretary F C07'7'?fZ707ZLZi72g Secretary aossia v . r , Trearzarer xox . HiJt01'ian U H A E V I L U ' WWW Mu UPSILUN CHAPTER 'evze ar . .,,. Cbczplazn P Afzfmfme EQCWWWQ' Mu Phi Epsilon, National Music Honor Sorority, was founded in November 1903, NVE NlENlBEHS Adele Page Charlotte Parker Mary Helena Purlcy Florence Porter P oberta Schlosser barbara Shattuck Tflargaret 3talder ,lean lvlarie Stewart klaie 'ivwan l' Irby Trollinger at Cincinnati, Ohio. Members are chosen from the upper quarter of all women studying music who have at least a Junior rating. ln its endeavor to stimulate musical excellence and scholarship, Mu Upsilon Chapter awards an annual scholar- ship of one hundred dollars and the Marion Weed Prize to the sophomore woman who achieved the highest scholastic rating in her Freshman year. Among the year's activities were the formal musicales for eligible and Freshmen Women, the sponsoring by the sorority of the film the Moonlight Sonata starring lgnace Paderewski, the pleasure and inspiration of a visit from our National President, Bertha King, and the Public Musicale in Kilbourn Hall. ARLENE HERSHEY, Secrermj' 55i2S?12J l- l l 1 1 l I l I

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PHI MU ALPHA SINFUNIA ALPHA NU CHAPTER Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity was founded in 1898 at the New England Con- servatory of Music. Since then seventy 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 per- formers in the country, while the National Organization includes on its roster the names of many of the great men in American Music. Alpha Nu Chapter maintains a house at 700 Main Street East, where Sinfonians are always welcome. ALFIO Micci, Secretary UPF VANCE BEACH . . RODNEY PETERsEN ALF1o Micci . . . LEE FAIRLEY . . . RAYMOND BAILEY . LESTER REMSEN . , ACTIVE Raymond Bailey Vance Beach James Beckwith joseph Bein Emil Cedarfelt William Clemons Byron Darnell Lee Fairley Maurice Foote John Gillam Frank Henck Harry Hoffmann John Joiner Richard Joiner Robert Kadarauch William Kirkpatrick Charles Lurton, jr. UE NNE Roht Allin Stains Ralp Art li l-lar Roda l.est-C For il Engl RAN ii Willi Litchi H fxlllixxi RUl7x' i A XX alia X Licoi '54 fqraijdezzl ' ,fDI't'.l'fLZt'7Zf tSlvt1'm11y iCI't'dJnZ!I'!'7' Mfomzzz ll Qzrdwz 'X 1 fr! l I THELMA G Asn FLORENCE Po ARLENE Hi R VIRGINIA Bi ROBERTA St ii DOROTHY Hi DOROTHY B1- JEAN Muni RUTH Noni' A ll ' Jim Allen Bork li1'81hia nun Tlltlmg G .spa Arlen' Hbfshr Dummy Hits. long mln lm Nuttall M., lush N 1,

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DELTA UMICRUN RHUUHAPTEP1 Delta Omicron, national music sorority, aims to create and foster fellowship among musicians during their student days, to give aid to worthy women musicians, and to further the cause of American music. Rho Chapter endeavors to carry on this aim by awarding annually a scholarship of one hundred dollars to a worthy and needy member. Two formal musicales, an informal party for eligible women, and the recital by Charles Riker were sponsored by Rho Chapter this year. Delta Omicron was founded in 1909 at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio. Rho Chapter was established in 1925. EUGENIA PLEWINSKI, Secremry UFFIUEEIE MARY ELIZABETH SUMMERSON JANET NEALE EUGENIA PLEw1NsK1 LORAINE SOMMER . . Cam' LUCILLE SCHNURR . . A C T I V E Nl E rl Sophie Eng Eugo Lucille Folbrecht I-leltfl Geraldine Krause Lucil Olive MacLaury Lo 1'ii, 1 Janet Neale Ninn Pl'U.l'.f0l,07Zf Pramieizt ,SiUCI'Uf!lljl .SRUL'l'C'l'!Zlj' Tim rzzrtfr g 1 5 lg i X lxjklY O ll LUCILLE will ELIZABKII JI PEGGY Kam Louisa Vita ANGELINA ! BARBARA C1 HELEN Km ANGELINA R Piuscxnu. E VIRGINIA I All Betty Banu Mfffrylin Ba P11SCi1la Bw Cl'-H Cox Blfbu-n Cul Pug: Di B1 Arun Eve I SIN Gunn Eimfy Gly ifgtret I Mviurg P LWB- ow v my Kel