Hartt College of Music - Allegro Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

i u 1 4 S S x 2 5' K f 2 ' x 5 4 K is x- ww w f Y 'xi , 1 f , gf M K . 9 X . NM :J x 4, -f K' UWM , , 3- J tif E f A- bak, ALJL' If if? fl A if' ff? xi in 12 ff ,4 'S 5 . silt X V1 I V i 3 was ? if 1 f Q' X 1 v 4- RUBIN SEGAL String Department Chairman DEDICATION A sincere devotion to the highest ideals in music, untiring and unselfish attention and effort in teaching and guiding those fortunate enough to come under his tutelage, patience and understanding, these are the reasons for which we, a grateful student body, have dedicated this yearbook to RUBIN SEGAL, Chairman of the String Department of this school. He has taught us that no amount of sacrifice is too great for the pursuit of an ideal, that the quest for musical understanding is a never-ending process, that a thorough knowledge of our art and its relation to the rest of the world is the surest way to a happy, useful life. For his tireless efforts over the years to guide his students in musical truths, for his Warm friendship and ready help as a sincere human being, we gratefully dedicate HALLEGROQ, 1953. Y -'lily' Mo fro 5 mil' Mi? 7 6'.,: H . 'Q xv wi 0.4. SQ' - ' 'a .. - -Eus- -o , :lf ' 2 5:4 j .. a 5'-7 ' . fr E ' . Y Q 5, I 1 - 1 5 l x ' f -m- K . Q n if fw,:'3z-- , i 3' -91 K 5 +. QE.: s ff, Q ZT S 'on S895 4: 1 5 ' IIVEKA TUV KAAOY Q!ILlx2.d0!VU!lG2f wfgwww Jew? ffass 015 1953 Ill'f f 'S' 'tt Y f-'J - -Hff' ' - L-.-an-if 1 1 - -24-rr: g .-.c.1v'-ifsrwvx ff- W fnrws ..--,ls ,hi Wm ff' PFC.CARL SARNO In Memoriam Carl Sarno's untimely death ended his idealistic ambitions to express himself creatively in his art. Because of his sincere devotion to his Work, Carl's memory will always remain as an inspiring example to fellow students. ? 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Our School - Your School - is doing its utmost to keep the beacon of beauty and goodness burning forever. May the art of music continue to bring better balance to our civilization, now and in the future. MOSHE PARANOV N N X. 4 x,5Ki.L,.xf,L...,..N.43i5df,,'x'NN2N-4 'N'iS-1N QJ-'Lfl-4 flnflfi-'X M - .f 4- ,1 - 11 1 fx-f .gr1-'-1 1 : '-. as L4 A .f -H---A .ff A A H PM-1 df fl. -yvfift YN ,N 1,51 ,1.fJfvf'?1LNg wiff-N 1:5 Ji ' -lf Q 9N:,1Lmf.LQ,2NfF RL JJ :N1 ,5 N ','-Q' Xi'N ,if 'fr ' N ,I 2 'N' axe.: Q- . .N 'N' 'N ':f,'1.'T , ' -Rfi.. ' , . 13-.,. .Q Mfr 11? .ff--,.1-.-L4 .., -..-.kt , 1 -Q '-x,-'-NX - ' ' wliirlw-,Am 'x N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NN NN iN Ni NN NN NN N N N N NN NN N: N 'N ,W NNN N SAMUEL BERKMAN fi Dean M 1 v N K ga' N '. V 'Y R 7, Xeiggwv XZQ X .X , J immy f EXW . EQ 1 WX 'QW ,Q W . 4, , , fm, , gs umyfifx M. '23 V vw Qx 63 5 IV 5K3 F V , Q E 11: 1 i H sf X V ELIZABETH WARNER STEPHEN LANGTON Registrar Executwe gucretary ,wvfv 1v'. 5f'?'Y,F-1 -zGAI,f5 .X 'Him' -R, ,vw N 'Q' T J- 1 f M, YNY' IMS Q ,N :QW 'V sf'1'7'Kj' in 6 LLIAM CHANNON HOPE HALEY ARTHUR DIMINNO W1 - ' Business Manager Photography Edntor Assocnate Erhtor eafzgank ALICE MICHALAROS Editor-in-Chief ma BARBARA MIRON D Subscription Editor OMEEECZJIBEFALA GLORIA OSCZSO Advertzsmg E itor ARTHUR DIMINN Photo' YM 0o'f1Pl13' Eduw S20 GLOW OW' H51 g AW H 7 WALLEGRO9' STAFF Seated, left to right: G. Osso, Adv. Ed., B. Miron, Sub. Ed., W. Channon, Assoc Ed., A. Michalaros, Ed.-in-Chief, H. Haley, Bus. Mgr., A. DilVIinno, Photog. Ed., J. Carlin, Sec. Standing, first row: S. Ellingwood, J. Johnson, E. Cocco, S. Sosin, A. Gollon, N Babineau, J. Seales, J. Semnoski. Second row: W. lveson, R. Martino, R. Tanguay, ,X J. Kelsey, K. Holton. I 3111 X f Lzbranan E H BROADHEAD Assistant Librarian: W. 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Yale School of Musicg University of Connecticut ETHEL BACON Piano and Organ , B.Mus., Hartt College of MUSIC MELVIN BERMAN Oboe B.M., M.M., Hartt College VINCENT BREDICE Guitar and Theory , B.M., Hartt Collegeg UniV6IS1tY Of Con' necticutg Lafayette College EDWARD HALL BROADHEAD History of Music and Organ A.B., Denison Universityg M.A., Duke Uni- versityg M.Mus., University of Michigang B.S. in L.S., Columbia University TIMOTHY CHENEY Theory, Piano and Composition A.B., Yale Universityg M.F.A., Princeton University WALTER HOUSTON CLARK Psychology A.B., Williams Collegeg M.A., Harvard Universityg M.Ed., Harvard Universityg Ph.D., Harvard University RICHARD LAWRENCE CSOMAY English Horn, Clarinet and Oboe B.Mus.Ed., Hartt College I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IA Sch -ecticlliil of Music. EL , University f o to ,WON S Hnd Organ .. arttColleg,0fM - l1Slc BERMAN Ham College NT BREDICE lf l1T1dTl260ry iartt Collegeg University ol Cin- '5 I-alatette College D HALL BROADHEAD ' of Music and Organ Y, ison Universityg lll.A.,DUliQll1l' ,f,Mu5,, University olllllichigiil S,, Columbia University ' CHENEYC In Piano and 0HlP0-W . Universityg M.F.A., Princeton 9usroN CLARK IS i'EUiii'ffSf'Y Haffalll lll.A6niveysi!j'i MAY WRENQE Ciglgbae ri Cluflnet H ii College EDWARD PHILIP DIEMENTE Theory, Composition, Organ and Piano B.M., Hartt Collegeg M.M., Eastman School of Music: Boston University ALVIN LEONARD EPSTEIN B.M., M.M., Hartt Collegeg University of Connecticutg University of Maine DOROTHY LENHART FIDLAR Violoncello, Music Literature A.B., Indiana State Teacher's Collegeg Eastman School of Music WILFRED STRANG FIDLAR Music Education A.B., M.A., Indiana State Teacher's Col- legeg Eastman School of Music: Juilliard School of Music BERNICE BEATRIX FIELDMAN Piano B.M., Eastman School of Music ARNOLD FRANCHETTI Composition, Counterpoint Harmony University of Florenceg Mozarteum Con- servatory of Salzburgg Munich Academy ISADORE FREED Theory and Composition Chairman B.Mus., University of Penn.g Schola Can- torum, Parisg Mus.D. lHonoris Causaj, New York College of Music WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN Clarinet, Chairmang Theory B.Mus., Hartt College Z ,X ,Q , , foggy ,r f g Nssxgnwaf NVE Wwxw l'!E?,f2 'L CESIDIA DIPILLO HANSON Violin B.Mus., Hartt College RAYMOND HANSON Piano and Theory- 1 Northwestern UHIVCISIIYZ Depau University ELMER HINTZ I Music Education, Chairman B.Mus., M.Mus., Chicago Musical College JANE KARIN HUPFER Piano , B.Mus., Manhattan School of Music, New York ISRAEL KOPMAR Trombone B.Mus., Hartt College MARY R. LANE Music Education B.Mus., M.A., Boston University ALEXANDER LEPAK Percussion, Chairrna 5 Th B.Mus., Hartt Collegen wry MILTON LIEBERMAN Music Education and Double Bass B.Mus., Eastman School of Mus., M.Mus., Hartt Colle eg C b S 'd ' ' E 1 d. , . am T1 ge UDIVCISIIY, Hg an , University of Connecucut tm 0linA 'Sify nlversilyi D L0 HA I Hart NSON XI t College H0 A lwesilelild Tll90fyN Il U - R HINTZ to Education, Cha. Mlllus., Chicagolllllltin KARIN HUPFER Manhattan School of Music, ln KOPMAR one Hartt College . LANE Ed tion , l.Alil6l3oston University ER LEFAK . Theory n Chtllfman' rf, College IEBERMAN to Hot . ,1D0lt ,mllpo ucattogtczgol ?f Musdniversltyf an e , tm mbllfrlnecfllut 'Cva0f nivefsltl epaul Sical Collfge JOAN MARIE MACK Violoncello and Theory B.M., Eastman School of Musicg M.M., Indiana University VYTAUTAS MARIJOSIUS Conducting, Piano and Vocal Coaching Prague State Conservatory, Carl University ROSE HELEN MENDE Piano, Theory and Vocal Coaching B.M., Boston University, L.T.C.L., Trinity College, London, R. I. College of Education LARRY METTER Trumpet Hartt College LESTER RAPPAPORT German and French Ph.B., M.A., Yale Universityg University of Berlin, Sorbonne MADELYN ROBB Piano, Theory anal Vocal Coaching B.M., Eastman School of Music, M.M., Hartt College LEO FRANCIS ROBINSON Piano, Harmony and Keyboard Training B.M., New England Conservatory MARILU SCHUBERT Piano B.M., Piano Pedagogy, Hartt Collegeg Im- maculata College, Pennsylvania State College BELA PETER URBAN Violin, Chamber Music B.M., Hartt Collegeg Brus- sels Conservatoryg Atlan- tic Union Collegeg New England Conservatory LEONARD SEEBER g Piano, Keyboard Q Harmony B.M., Hartt College SIMEON BELLISON Clarinet B.A., Moscow Imperial Conservatory CARL BERGNER Flute and Theory B.Mus., M.Mus.. Hartt College NELLY PIERA BENSA Italian University of Genoa RAPHAEL BRONSTEIN Violin D.Mus., Petrograd Imperial Conservatory LYMAN BUNNELL Organ and Church Mus., Chairman Ph.B., B.Mus., Yale Universityg F.W.CfC., West- minster Choir College CHARLES G. CHAKERIAN Sociology and History and Philosophy of Education A.B.. University of Dubuqueg M.A., University of Chicagog B.D., Hartford Seminary Founda- tiong Ph.D., Yale University SALVATORE HOSEPH CICCIO Accordion i l I ! ! 'E 2 i P S . f l Hartford School of Music VIRGINIA M. URBAN CONSTANCE E. Piano A.B., Atlantic Union SCl200l Methods College B.S., Columbia University .luilliard School of Music EMILY ATWILL CONKLIN Piano Hartt Collegeg New England Conservatory ROYAL FRANCIS DADMUN Voice Institute of Musical Art BEATRICE GANZ Piano Hartford Federal Collegeg Yale School of Musicg Hartt College FRANK GROFF Music Education B.S., New Jersey State Teachers Collegeg M.A., Columbia University SICMUND HERING Trumpet GERTRUDE HINE Piano HERCERT HOLTZ French Horn HELEN HUBBARD Voice, Chairman Hartt College I tim M- URBAN my ltlantic Union WEEE ' B-iflrrzy. -5-alla -lllllljardg TWILL CONKLIN egel New England Conservatory RANCIS DADMUN Musical Art I GANZ eral Collegeg Yale School of Muicg e IOFF fcatum rsey State Teachers Collegeg lil, niversity JERING HINE OLTZ BARD IMI' J IRENE KAHN Theory, Co-Chairman, Piano Opera Workshop, Assistant Director Hartt College ENID MILLER KATAHN Piano Juilliard School of Music RICHARD MARTIN KATAHN Violin Metropolitan School of Musicg .luilliard School of Music ROSE KLEMAN Violin and Viola AMY BIRCHARD LANGTON Voice HENRY LARSEN Clarinet and Saxophone B.M., Hartt Collegeg New England Conservatory ROSE LISCHNER Theory and Dance B.M., Hartt College LOUISE RICH MEANS Voice LAURA HARMS MEIER Piano A.R.C.M., Toronto Royal College L.T.C.I., Trinity College of London ELIAS FREDERICK MENGEL -English B.A., and M.A., Oberlin: Ph.D., Yale KERMIT MOORE Violoncello and Theory B.Mus., Cleveland Institute of Music ELMER NAGY Opera Workshop, Director, Drama and Sta e Production g S.P.D., University of Francisco ,losephina Szeged I CYNTHIA ANNE OTIS Harp Mannes Music School WILLIS PAGE Double Bass B.Mus., Eastman School of Music PAULINE PARANOV ' History of Music, Chairman, Piano and Piano Pedagogy Hartt College FRANCES PARKER Piano Hartt College LOUIS POLANSKI Voice Institute of Musical Art MARGARET SCAFARELLO Violin New England Conservatory JEAN MARY SCHAPP Piano and Vocal Coaching Royal Academy of Music, London, England, Royal College oi Music, London, England ALBERT SCOTT SMITH World Literature, English B.A., Wesleyan University, M.A., Princeton University, University de Grenoble, France FJ! 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Theo, New Haven, Connecticut Cf Music Cm? Slllh 2' 3' 4: Theory 3. 4g Preside t BHf1d:B,,,, Theory Club 2, 3, 4. nt of the Freshman Wfiwf QW-www DOMINICK F. DEFALA Derby, Connectlcut Bassoon Pedagogy Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra Parking Marshall 3, 4. A n f'i,1l1w4 :?5Q-,:.f5' '14 iff, - i - ' ARTHUR JOSEPH DIMINNO 'New Britain, Connecticut Music Education Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chamber Music Club, Student Coun- ciil, Yearbook Photography Editor 4, Associate Editor of Musica Trivia 4, Vice President of Sophomore and Junior Classes, President Student Council 4. HUR J 055 Brita' PH sic Connecriiuinwo CU ' Educariwn CLEMENT ALEXANDER GEBO S 1, 2 gon Club I Rouses Point, New York Per Mllsic' gi Band 'I 25 3. 4: Music Education Parbook P lub? Sludgn' 3144 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4-. h Y C gi EIHIOI' gitoiiighy Ediiofoulb es: A w1caT-,- ' Classy of S0ph0m0:1a4g L 4. X, President Win? ' n RITA VALENTINE GOLDEN Hartford, Connecticut Opera Chorus 1, 2, Opera Chorus, Musica Trivia 1, 2g Chamber Music Club 4, Opera Productions. HOPE EILEEN HALEY Hartford, Connecticut Music Education Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cham- ber Music Club 4g Madrigal Quintet 1, 4: Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Con- cert Rand 1, 2, 3, 45 Hartt Training Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Hart Symphony 1, 2, 4, Librarian-Concert Band 4, Year- book Business Manager 4g Student Council 1, 2, Class Rep. 1, 2, Chair- man, Sophomore Dance. Recipient: Bishop of Hartford Scholar- ship Grant. SAMUEL GOLD1-'ARB Hartford, Connecticut Music Education Music Education Club, Band: Cham' ber Music Club, Hartt Training Or- chestra, Hartt Sympl10I1Y3 Chorus? Student Council, Treasurer, Student Fund. Dean's List. SANIUEL CoL DFA COHHEC - Hartford. llusic E hcul Uuiic E dUCa'i0n A dUC3Ii0 BARBARA JANE HAYES Mugjc UUE. Qluhg Band: GF TarRiffvi1lc, Connecticut Ira: Ham 'Q Brit Tram HH- Plano Pedagogy . . n '!urf-mm Counclluwimphony: Chgor- Chorus' und, M Treagure ffm: ' T' Flu! 'f'3fl'i Liar 'tm 1 WA RAYMOND FRANK HIBBARD North Woodstock, Connecticut Organ and Church' Music ,Al Z 3 T ELIZABETH H Cfjnn - ed SCIICUI qgogy JOSEPH VICTOR LENocE ' East Haven, Connecticut Music Education Degree, Piano Pedagogy, 1951, Hartt College Chorus, Education Club 5g Student Council 2, 3, 4-. G1UL1o PIETRO MAINA Stamford, Connecticut Music Education and Oboe College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Music Edu- cation Club, MENC 35 Hartt Sym- phony, Concert Bandg Concert Band Librarian, Chamber Music Club, Base- ball, Chamber Orchestra. 0--' .wffl-if' JAMES C. MATTINGLY Hartford, Connecticut Voice Executive Committee of Hartt Opera Gulldfli Opera Productions, Reclpientz Professional Certificate. Hubbard Memorial, Award. 1 RUSSELL NORMAN MARTINO Stamford, Connecticut Music Education College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, Baseballg MENC 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Vice President Student Council 4. Hu N . ini, QH:i3?u?l.tRT130 IC Education RUBY MATTINGLY pshfrus l, 2, 3. 4. B Hagtford, Connecticut iigiwin Council lr iii' Di lbiiig 1950 1 u ent Council 4b - ice 3 ALICE MARTHA MICHALAROS Hartford, Connecticut Opera Musica Trivia Editorial Board 1, 2, 4g Literary Editor Yearbook 33 Editor-in-Chief Yearbook 4g Chamber Music Club 43 Chorus 1, 2g Bowling League 4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Class Secretary lg Class Rep. 1, 2g Student Council 35 Opera Chorusg Opera Productions. JACQUELYNNE ANNE Moony San Antonio, Texas Opera College Chorus: Opera Productions. Recipient! Jarvis Trophy 51, 52, BARBARA JEAN MIRON Hartford, Connecticut Music Education College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3g Musica Trivia, Manager 4g Yearbook Subscription Editor 4g Secretary, Music Education Club, Vice President, Senior Class. ,i . '- MIR - f'- Uvnnf-eiiculox If Eduration ik Chllru. I . ' -2, 3 , :lusm Educating Band 1,1 .rm Council 3, vlull 1.2.3, Fr 43 l'earb0isl:. um Tfiii: xiii Sf'Cl'Pl3n.' MuA.5uhscrip1i,g iff Preside it Edllfatin nf- Senior QW il MARIE GLORIA Osso Bridgeport, Connecticut Music Education College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Edu- cation Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Chamber Music Club 4, Chair- man.Junior Prom 3, Chairman Valen- tine Hop 2, Bowling League 4, Stu- dent Council lg Secretary Senior Class. -mnqymy X JEROME ANTHONY PERFETTO Bristol, Connecticut Music Education College.. Chorus, Hartt Symphony, Chamber Orchestra, Opera Orchestra in ,Z7 ff' rife? of' , ,- rig: -M. 4 ii' :Zip if 24,2 . gs ,. WI if: , rf. ' iq, S Q A ' l a HARVEY MELVIN POLINSKY Haftfmd, Connecticut Music Education Music Education Club 1, 2 3 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4Q f Zvi.-?Y'iw 15ctLsw if gr M :Vg ,w GILBERT F REDRICK PERLROTH New Haven, Connecticut Theory and Composition Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Chamber Music Club 45 Theory Clubg Baseballg Co-Author It's High Time. Dean's List 1, 25 Graduate University of Connecticut. 3ERT Hivenv C FREDRI Omlftllcug RUTH fufy I 2 Composizion ARNO SAFRAN helm., 3. 45 Chamber ll ' Flushing, New York High gluhi Blfeballi Eilllluh Composition g URI lme' l ilulllf Theory Clubg Chamber Music Club ,nn N. 1,25 Cradualglj' 4g Baseballg Bowling Leagueg Musica mlcul- mlffillg Trivia 1, 2, 4g Vice Presimlent Student Council 3g President Junior Class 3. De-an's List. ,fl MARVIN SALZBERG Brooklyn, New York Composition Chamber Music Club 4-g Hartt Sym phonyg Theory Club. Dean's List. ,af , fy ',-1 LENA PATRICIA SINAGULIA Bridgeport, Connecticut Opera Chorus 1, 2g Opera Productions. Recipient: Marguerite M c K o W n Award 52. JANE J OSEPHINE SEMNOSKI New Britain Connecticut Music Educatzon Music LKIUCHIIOH Club 1 2 3 4 Col lege Chorus 1 Deans List ,--f,-V1--Ytifl-ff,-'-7,1 'x. ...-4, s . Ngq ln- Conn,,bl:MN05KI 'fflfut Edu!-alion Wat' , lion Club 1, 2.3 RAYMOND H. TANGUAY L, In ' '45 Col. Thompsonville, Connecticut Music Education Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hartt Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Repre- sentative 1g President Senior Classg Treasurer Music Education Club, Con- cert Master Band. Dean's List. K- ELSIE ANN TERAFINO Hartford, Connecticut Piano Pedagogy College Chorusg Concert Bandg Bowl- ing League, Chamber Music Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3g Musica Trivia 1, 2, 4. iff 3 We - we GEORGE LOUIS VINCE Manchester, Connecticut Music Education Student Council 3, 4g College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Opera Chorus 1, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Treasurer, Student Council 4, Treasurer, Music Education Club, Vice President 3, Music Education Club. Dean's List. ,J P'l 0 :JHCYLLLIS VERR Pima ' nnmfcur lm 'Ther Mu ' mmpallist 1 45 Gille SiC Club npkmz ' 2 ge Q65 Padermki an ti A 'ar ROBERT H. WHARTON Hartford, Connecticut Organ Yearbook Staff 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, s 5 1, tw QW N - 0 A :,,1..,--w11,,::1 f V LYDIA RUTH ALLEN SUSANNE THUOTKIRBY West Hartford, Connecticut Willimantic, COUHCCUCUI Music Education Composmon Q 2 Q 'QM ' k I i 5 I Q ,.., I ? 1 Q W, , A- J fm! gl L J G41 P D GRN? 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DeCAPUA New Haven, Connecticut Theory EDWARD HOOKER DEMING, III Farmington, Connecticut Theory ADI JAMSHEDIEE DESAI Bombay India Theory XM .2 K .v . -. i'7i551I 5k MiT' 3. ...if 1 I , i ii XLL . ilphln 0 ,jf ' ' U Wa Olniwiicrizu .il-IHN Haiti PHILUPQ rn, Q OC y OM, Onnmicut Uv JOHN EATON Bridgeport, Connecticut Composition SALLY ELIDA ELLINGWOOD Hartford, Connecticut Piano Pedagogy v.tfhm,,,, ,.RUNg cimm 11ttgE,1, '7 1'fIffUI I AILEEN FUCHS R . canon UVMNICOIIL' Hartford, Connecticut FLHXRD H0 Piano YN Hmm, Cnigicii CH.tRt.tNE: HARVEY DONALD GOLDSTEIN UWC Edllfaiiogmcul Haggard, Connecticut URGETTE CERALDINECRUUfEF1 SALVATORE JOHN GRIMALDI llmanifff- Maftafhuffni Middletown, Connecticut mfg Clarinet RIO A. DfC.iPf'.-i WILLIAM BARRIETT IVESON , C, xicut Hartford, Connecticut sam mm Music Education JOHN RUSSELL KELSEY I Hartford, Connecticut UKER DINING' H' Clarinet W Hg,,,,,,fncu1 HELEN ANN KOWALESKI mn' Southington, Connecticut P - Music Education ,,HguJE lnliil ALFRED HENRY LaBARRE Hartford, Connecticut Music Education HANS A. LAURIDSEN Elmwood, .Connecticut Theory ROBERT MICHAEL LOMBARDO Hartford, Connecticut Composition OLGA MELORIA MAPP New Haven, Connecticut Organ GERALD MARKS Hartford, Connecticut Bassoon ELEANOR JULIA MINUKAS Hartford, Connecticut Composition THERESE MARIE PALARDY Pittsfield, Massachusetts Opera GEORGE PETKAITIS Hartford, Connecticut Organ Elmwood, Piano 1 RAYMOP Springfiel V0fCe 4 1. -Q. HH . L- Rx' 1 - L rw 'A ,WRIDX i I' ifmil LUMBARDO -'-'ZZHILQUQ 451 tom wp ff - - ..' ' --'--fkllifgl ARKS ilffiiif mfs MIXLKAS , .ni-st' .rfg-g..f.-- .. mt PXURDH X .L-glib: ,', fel Tgmi? L.:-fi eff THOMAS REESE PUSCHE West Hartford, Connecticut Composition ROBERT W. RIDOLFI New York, New York Violin and Viola JUNE MARLENE SEARLES West Hartford, Connecticut Violin HELENE SHAPIROA Hartford, Connecticut Music Education NICKOLAI I. SIKORSKY Fairfield, Connecticut Violin GEORGE SPENCE Manchester, Connecticut iii r ,W Oboe E?1?50idMcOli:i1EEli LOU RICHARD STEIGLER Piano pedagogy Meriden, Connecticut Organ RAYMOND A. GUILBERT Springfield, Connecticut Voice AS OTHERS SEE YOU Phil Bogucki- F ull of fun and fancy free. Go away trouble, d0n't bother me Flora Butler-6'Kindness gives birth to kindnessf, Bill Channon-'LF ew things are impossible to diligence and skill. Dick Charland- ln the calm lights of mild philosophy? Georgette Crochiere- Her air, her manner, all who saw admired.'7 Mario De Capua-- To be merry best becomes you. Ed Deming--MA calm, unruffled gentleman was he. Adi Desai- Merrily do I live. John Eaton- Better late than never. Sally Ellingwood-'GA true friend is a priceless possession. -Eileen Fuchs- Good things come in small packagesf' Harvey Goldstein-'4Absence makes the heart grow fonderf, Sal Grimaldi- It matters not how long we live, but how. Ray Guilbert-'cOnce a gentleman always a gentleman. Bill Iveson- Such a man need not fear the future. John Kelsey-4'He has so much wit and mirth about himf' Helen Kowaleski-HA thing of beauty is a joy forever. Al La Barre- Life is what we make it. Hans Lauridsen-'6He is the mildest mannered manf' Bob Lombardo-'cWisdom and wit were born with the manf, Olga Mapp- A light heart lives long. Gerry Marks-'4Many a true word is spoken in jestf, Terry Palardy- A happy heart is better than wealth. George Petkaitis- Music is the universal language of mankind. Tom Putsche-'Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers? Bob Ridolphi- Let us eat and be merry. June Searles-HF or softness, she, and sweet attractive grace. Helene Shapiro- She's lovely, she's delightful. Nick Sikorsky- Ambition is the ladder of success. George Spence- A little work, a little playf' Lou Steigler- A silent man is he. Y. Q0 ' ndnesx -y ez k 'O diligent! Id . phd050phy'n ff- an h-h0 Saw adm M Foul!! n YQ have h Possfiiionf' an New In 570' fondgrf' like bm bog-' hmm: th gbom him-H ly forever? ndmm' nriththemmn im' mvellill-' gmgolmmiihd-' IHIF1' nadi F M!! H!! dfpnit B ind skins, iredlez J' - . ', , Y' f f ,A-erm., .-f im., ' - 1 -. I? ,,'f , 0 '66 President ..... Secretary ....... Vice President Treasurer ,.,.... bkzew Frank Miele Ioan Carlin Anne Marie Lyons - ..., Louis Pontecorvo s ri1 fe 14 if sfffw, if: warm? ax 12 UQIW ANN MARGARET AMENTA East Hampton, Connecticut Voice DORIS E. ANGRAVE Waterbury, Connecticut Organ MQW NINETTE ALENE BABINEAU West Hartford, Connecticut Music Education and Violin JOAN BRODERSON Newington, Connecticut Opera CLIFFORD LISLE BRYANT Manchester, Connecticut Theory NICHOLAS CAPPABIANCA Winsted, Connecticut Theory JOAN MARGUERITE CARLIN Windsor, Connecticut Music Education JAMES CHRISOULIS Hartford, Connecticut Violin HX Fi., HEHRMRET if A I I WE -.. ff- V. A .? , -to . . ,, - JM 'mfr-I Dm Hit ua., L iitp , , mlm f ' liif 0,151 in Mfmfigf . Wai? mmf im - W v , TE: Hmfifd,1ifIE.?ii-Bimii I' V W 4- r Vis: E' 'L ulf l' 'cxfchl-. :-K ' L'-Cilizfi :go Baonnsox 'hir ,-. , n 'S 'B' Cmiffiiflgf -:fra VF ORD LISLE BRYAXT rbes1er.CocrecfJcEI NU IOLHS CAPPABLANCX tai C05-'ffiffai WY Y 'Couffiif'-3' raw j-lHIS0P'U5 wffm' ROBERT W. COLTON Hartford, Connecticut Guitar FRANCES DOLORES DUBEE Bridgeport, Connecticut Piano Pedagogy ETHEL PEARL FERN Millburn, New Jersey Piano ARLENE JOYCE GOLLON New Britain, Connecticut Percussion WANDA MARIE HALL Moodus, Connecticut Music Education JOANNE' CLAIRE JOHNSON Plainville, Connecticut Music Education BERNARD M. LURIE n Philadelphia, Pennsylvanla Violin GARY LYNES New Haven, Connecticut Theory J 71 xl 7' 'D 'Q'1-' S-.oof'i'? Q U 'H' ru-M V5 g ' grad 4- 1 5 +0 duo ' ONS Hljrljfolgllflghinhgicut '-ful, '15 lo J Music Education ,, JOYCE RUTH MMKENZIE 014' ' New Haven, Connecticut Looe Music Education M I 4 fu FRANK RALPH MIELE Springfield, Massachusetts Music Education BARBARA JEAN OWEN New Haven, Connecticut Church M usic I if 'Www . 4 9' ' W ff ff MXDJ' 2 7' Q! ,R A 1 ,, 07.2 'J f '-40,04 Louis WILLIAM PONTECORVO Y f Hamden, Connecticut A Trumpet ' SELMA ANN SOSIN Hartford, Connecticut Music Education MIM W WATKM, 0 'VL EUGENE EDW RD STAUFF New Britain, Connecticut Trumpet RUTH ELEANOR STURTEVANT Hartford, Connecticut French Horn TD SAMUFL Bfidlfwn' Paw P ORTIZ W- Mlylwdv Bw EMD WILLIAM 4 ei Mlmllusm Theory WTLLIAM lIaneht,Q,rPEi0TRIfHC 1 Theuyy , nneclicu WILLIAM Holyoke, MF- GLENN crm smfhusett, NCHA Asif? W- HART U, C Voice onnecticu duh . I- I M1 wltjgxgt, f' 'Wg Wi F it 'W , QQ Him Ml - ft, it , , 'mmf-iimh 'ml T lin WI Mun vm, fr-pw, LQMJ 'uk uma .. BARBARA jf-Lg 0 . xf' HM. Chnl .vm 4 li' E f!.V'. 1 ' 1 W if i y,,y4w -Q ' A v A ZW ,M H H Ji!! JA M' I LOUS FILLILV POWECORTD Buda cumin i frupd gun .tw 5055 3,514 Cmrdifi ,vw EM' Af' if W ,JM ,m 113855 ,wfipfin 4, nw- fflaf mmfiq nv HM' www fri FRANK TOOHEY Bristol, Connecticut Clarinet BERT JAY TURETSKY Norwich, Connecticut Bass SAMUEL SALVATORE TURIANO Bridgeport, Connecticut Piano Pedagogy ORTIZ WALTON Maywood, Connecticut Bass EDWARD WILLIAM CERVENY Westfield, Massachusetts Theory WILLIAM PATRICK DONAHUE ' Manchester, Connecticut Theory WILLIAM H. GLENNY Holyoke, Massachusetts Clarinet RICHARD W. HART Kensington, Connecticut Voice JOYCE FREDA WILLENS West Hartford, Connecticut Voice INCIDENTALS Ann Amenta-The Atomic Blonde. Doris Angrave-'4Generally speaking, she is generally speaking. Ninette Bahineau-HI should he practicing? Joan Brodersen-A heart big enough for everyone. Cliff Bryant- -uCarl's anyone?,7 Nick Cappabianca-I never think of the futureg it comes soon enough Joan Carlin-and her daily letter to Lafayette. Jimmy Chrisoulis-Dimitri and his magic violin. Bob Colton-So quiet you can hear a cough drop. Fran Dubee-Commuter's special. Arlene Gollon-and her magic wood pile. Wanda Hall- Where's your late slip? Dick Hart-our namesake. Joanne J ohnson-Can't you sit still! Bernie Lurie- Hey, Art, ya' wanna' play chess? Re Lyons-Young girl with a horn-player. Gary Lynes-He's a born conversationalist. Joyce MacKenzie-Beethoven's Fifth! Frank Miele-He goes where he pleases, and please Babs Owen-The Eyes Have It! Lou Pontecorvo-'CI-Iello, there! Say a Few Words Selma Sosin-The Snake Pit's Benny Goodman. Gene Stauff-Care is a worry I donzt own. Ruth Sturtevant- Where's the orchestra music? Frank Toohey-and his yogi. Burt Turetzky-and his swinging bass. Sam Turiano . . . My Friends. Ortiz Walton-and his Heats. .Joyce Willens-and her shoes. s where he goes 77 fzedfmaa efddd President ......, Secretary ....... Vice President Treasurer ,..... ff-Wi! s fi fi f?Yf5'l3!5f' 5O'35wX J ROSE MARIE AMARANTE Branford Connecticut Music Education and Voice EILEEN E AXENROTH Feeding Hills Massachusetts V ozce BERNARD E. BENTLEY Niantic, Connecticut Trumpet DAVID BOCCAGNA Stamford, Connecticut Composition FRANK PAUL BUHL Rocky Hill, Connecticut Violin JUDITH ALICE CARANGELO New Haven, Connecticut Piano Pedagogy 1 All www 4 f f DOMINICK ANTHON C0 TANZO New Britain, Connecticut Trombone SAMUEL RUDOLPH COSTANZO New Britain, Connecticut Theory ri7'f,, L ' Ln: I . lt bij cl . ,- Ill A 'K ig. . lr ., g-.H N vu x HIM'- ---L n - -h ,L 1 . y i.. I -.. - -L. 1-.. l --. , gf: :A- 1. ..--.g. -Lf' gf... ... fy qui ?t7.1E1: 57.-gt ut 5..:i,x I - o--' . Ig.. ---' -' . C-r wifi X11 .JH- . I , 52:35 'I u I V 'ti' if Q I' ffiyf. f , will M5' . f,'K L '-. 'V '. gif' -X ' ' w AW Ewing ,f: 1. .z ani . Nl V H. fvff' .,.f EDWARD MARTIN DEMERSKY Holyoke, Massachusetts Music Education LOUIS E. DUROCHER Waterbury, Connecticut Accordian i ROSS SEYMOUR EPSTEIN Hartford, Connecticut Music Education ANSELM ALBERT FALCETTI Westfield, Massachusetts Accordian BARBARA PROSPERA GRASSI Bridgeport, Connecticut Opera WILLIAM CURTIS HIGLEY Madison, Connecticut Music Education KENNETH WILBUR HOLTON West Hartford, Connecticut Music Education CLAIRE KALINOSKI Bristol, Connecticut Piano fig ff f ffff 'Qui MARIA T. KALLICHES Waterbury, Connecticut Opera ANN-MARIE KRUPENEVICH Wethersfield. Connecticut Violoncello l RAYMOND KOLODEZIEJ New Britain, Connecticut Percussion DANIEL LAPINSKI Holyoke, Massachusetts Music Education MARILYM JEAN LOYZIM Rockville, Connecticut Music Education JOAN CAROL MALKIN Wilton, Connecticut Voice JOHN CHARLES MILLER Norwalk, Connecticut Conducting and Piano ROLAND LEWIS MILLS Hartford, Connecticut Percussion HW: V s 'Ilia A O .NEG G, 'lite ,JE Hill If x Iahffti. ANTONIO MONTANARI ' 5 Springfield, Massachusetts I Clarinet HELEN MOSELLA NUNNALLY Springfield, Massachusetts W Voice Saws I,-y ip.. X5 In-'K' 3, , A 9 J OSEPH NICHOLAS PERNA I M' 't Stamford, Connecticut -- I' U11 Ltgitq-A Bassoon Fifty. GINO LEWIS PIZZOLA V.::'ff:Z.5' Plainville, Connecticut Clarinet FRANCES BERNADETTE ROBERTO ui:-W :me tit? Springdale, Connecticut Voice hiyiyl tl.f'f,.'1'f'J.. RICHARD WILFRED ROVINELLI IW l M Meriden, Connecticut .. 'Z' WJJ . . 11.10 J! V- Music Education L1-4 LaC ' IK! CAROLYN ELIZABETH SMITH South Hadley Falls, Massachusetts .wif Voice Wt NIJOLE STADALNIKAS HM Hartford, Connecticut . F4' - I 'gilifm Piano LV! Url gf Ft ftpff W Nd' A it mx X3 s wx V9 Hr VINCENT BREDICE New Haven, Connecticut B.M.. Hartt College Theory SAMUEL LAVITSKY Bridgeport, Connecticut B.M., Hartt College Vocal Pedagogy WILLIAM HARRIS ' Berlin, Connecticut B.M., New England Conservatory Music Education EDWARD R. PASCAL Bridgeport, Connecticut University of Syracuse Music Education GERALDINE W. JONES Hartford, Connecticut Oberlin Conservatory Music Education LEONARD SEEBER Newington, Connecticut B.M., Hartt College Piano SHERMAN KRANE New Haven, Connecticut B-M-, Hartt College Composition WILLIAM B. JONES Bethel, Connecticut B.M., Hartt College Music Education JOSEPH J. MARZULLI Bridgeport, Connecticut B.M., Hartt College Theory s. 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Mende Secretary ..... ..... W anda M. Hall Vl'1f1f. ' fy l ' W H'-'ff-It-:?: .-mf ,:f,f1--pmfwrfzfrgQ2f,'-qi.em-H1r1+.'r,qwig: fq'qgSx1 ,' Q 3f f.,,,1,-fmv, ,.AA,,,., W, , -' ' ' A f- V. Q ,inf iw ses ,rfb X5 : xxx ,fgpf wx fl' '5i',,', f. -,-1 gg ixw Z' 4-'eq Jtffwg 1 ' w f' H' MfrN1-3,Ay,U12-i::s,Rfih-i:h9R'T5- ' -- - 1 vvclv-'f?'fT?L'fI 1 w RUSSELL MARTINO JUNE SEARLE5 Vice President Secretary ARTHUR DiMINNO President H GEORGE VINCE Treasurer WILLIAM CHANN ON Ii 1544656143 ea S e rgean t-a t-A rm-9 'i 2 r fs , . STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS E 4 1 1 n 1 v 1 i I E U ! E I 1 I E f i l ' dan 5445 OFFICERS President ............ .................... W illiam P. Channon Vice President ..... ......... G eorge L. Vince Secretary - ........ ............. B arbara J. Miron Treasurer .... Raymond H. Tanguay V? fig fu nP.0m0v knrgrLSiur :bmi-llirvl udH.Tmgvy ' an 6 EDITORQS MESSAGE As the final page of the Symphony of the Class of '53 comes to a cadence, and the nostalgia of farewells and goodbyes fills the hearts of all the graduating class, we of the Allegro staff recall with great sentimentality the days and nights spent among copy-sheets, india ink and page-sketches in the subterranean editorial room of the yearbook, completing this final epic of our four-year college adventure. It was never lonely in that little room below the lower deck. Always, some member of the staff was busily laboring to beat another deadline, to prepare another assign- ment: it was constantly a bee-hive of activity and music, always surrounded by the dulcet accompaniments of the practicing brassgg, 'woodwinds, tympanists, and of course, the scenery crew and their hammers and sawslf' I E Today all is a happy: memory, The disillusions and the sorrows which contributed to the preparation of our yearbook are all forgotten, and in their place, this final copy of the Allegro is the result of the harmony and ensemble of the entire staff. I am greatly indebted and grateful to all those who have contributed their efforts in making our book a sincere expression of our desire to keep alive the memories of our college days. As Bachelors of Music we shall live according to the highest ideals that our art teaches us. As fellow students we shall always be grateful to our friends andfaculty for their loyal help in making our years at Hartt College the finest years of our lives. A special note of thanks to Mr. Broadhead, who guided us during the entire duration of our efforts, and to all the contributors of the books, thank you, and best wishes from all of us. ALICE MICHALAROS I hnihkm Qlkgnzsfi 'Nw .T 'MQHMQN 'Hu imgwz nulnlll ns 'l M. 'Q ACKNOWTEDGMENTS We the staff of the 53 Allegro wish to extend our sincere HPPICCIH tion to all those who h ave cooperated with us ln maklng this book possible Special thanks must go to the School of Creative Work for the fine art Work h' h h ' ' W 1C t ey have contributed to this book. Merrill FiSCl1C1' -...-........... CODCT and Graduate Students Ronald Walsh ' ' ' Actwztzes Stephanie Samek ......... ..... ............ S p ecial Students Lurno Ciaffo ...,............................... ggi ...............,,. Faculty Credit for the student activity snapshots is gratefully rendered to Samuel Goldfarb, Richard Rovinelli and Charles Miller. Additional thanks must be given to Bernard Bentley for his able artistic assistance. :ummm ilrnmiudhmii Blhinlnislj 1 Halibut Hhnhiillld! Wibpsll ,jliiwll l it MAIN 5 1 s nfl I ,Q l F, r, 5 E il ig , ll l U 'Wm , M-..,.,,,.,, I 5ww,Ai?fs.4, f, 5 azz fl' 4 , m..ZlW..-,,.w, Y Q 41 1 Q 4 mn W wma ul In ef 3 E ff- . Q 54 .1 1 r 4 W I ' N if sf SE 5 . 'M Ei 4 . ' I Q 14 I 5:3 Ai - - f he .A Q . N f. . 3 f L ' X. li 5 U 5 Q ' in Y lx' 7,1 3 J: f wif? I 'v : I .f . 1 ' K Li? ,4,4 J 71 QM F. ' J I I n I I 1 ! I S I N N 5 54 5 i PROGRESS? TIME: 1973 A.K. fAfter Krenkj PLACE: Musicopolis, Utopia fMusicians Improvisitory Centrej EVENT: Inspection Day A twenty-four staved building. Over the main entrance the words, UMUSICIANS' IMPROVISITORY CENTRE, and in the shield below, the motto, uAn improvised . . . . . 97 Musician IS a Good Musician . . . 'cmade to order. This is the annual inspection day at the Centre, and the Musicians' State Conductor, His Krenkship, Arno Roscoe Safran will check the factory for any consonances in the Opus production of the predestined, decanted and improvised musicians and singers. The Centre is staffed by the highest-order type of G Cleff workers, each with his individual opus number, headed by the Concert-scheister, Clem Gebo, who nervously awaits his Krenkships cue. A soliloquizing hum of activity fills the atmosphere of the Centre which is filled with the highest-order type of synthetic music from the ether music boxes behind the indirect lighting tubes. c'Blunder in G flat minor by Gil Perlroth is playing softly in the background, creating a leading-tone feeling of anticipation. Down in the basement staff is the singers Decanting room, where three large test tubes, labeled Moody, Mattingly, Michalaros and Miron, are being pre-destined, and their contents improvised upon with various musical effects including open- throat tones, epiglottis attacks and flat notes. On the rack beside them, three other tubes are being individually conditioned: the Golden tube has been suspended for two weeks in the bell of a Martino tuba. The Sinagulia solution mixed with stars and roses, while Hope Haley, already decanted, rests quietly beside hypnopaedic recordings of Aida and Madam Butterfly. Upstairs, in the woodwind improvising rooms, the clarinet section of test tubes are being exposed to a 440 A by whistling Sid Cohen, the kid of the F Clef Class who is Chief Pitch of the Centre. The solutions are being stirred carefully by automatic plastic reed mixers for the exaggeration of future reed problems. The tube labeled DiMinno is being rapidly rotated and conditioned for allegro passages, the Tanguay solution heated for appasionata Sections. f 5 .A , Nat, 5 Nui Nfl bf Ffh, 'gn i H Q Hudg g 'Hu 'Qi 'mm - r at OW M l,0uQ,f 5 hdifmwkgli hfllcillidijgf 'H'-as icnwhuspf 1 5, ilinliismlds, idahthii Luau-rift 'adder bhidiwil Hauuwnm f .-J ,,uWV M Pa , .a-W 6, Above these lower levels ' th , . . . ' In e Brass PlaYC1'S Conditioning quarters several nurses are tending to two small children, Polinsky and Goldfarb who are le . 9 s epmg upon hypnopaedic mattresses whose electrical receptors are tuned in to a re- . . . . P conditioning disc of John Philip Franchetti and his brash ensemble the Fire House , ,,, . . . u FIVC- G1ul10 Mama, t1'aI1Sf6rr6d temporarily from the downstairs staff to condition the youngsters to love the Woodwinds, is discussing the new methods of synthetic group Organ playing with the heads of that department, Bob Wharton and Jane Semnoski, joint chiefs of Staffs and Stops. In charge of the pre-destined piano-players incubators is Gene Cipriano, who carefully holds a specially curve-shaped tube up to the light to check the contents for any stray five-four rhythm patterns that might have un-conditioned the Verilli solution, and extraordinarily explosive type of conditioned key-board wonder, which some day will play with both hands tied behind her back. Playing harpsichord in the corner of the laboratory is Elsie Terrafino, whose pre-conditioning during her decanting ex- posed her to the highest order of Classic Forms, '6Commona my House. There is a magnificent View from the windows of this staff, looking out upon beautiful Swan Lake in the Persian Gardens, just like a Midsummer Nightis Dream. This is very inspiring to the gardener, Raymond Hibbard, who is gently gathering hemi-semi demiquavers from the edge of the lake. Chief-Inspector-of-the-Landscape is Barbara Hayes, who whirls around the Centreis grounds in her musical helicopter at a lento pace, Carefully scoring all dissonances in view. Bernard Karl, who has been improvised to be a highest-order tom-tomist, quietly sits beneath the baton of George Vince, playing the Block-head Symphony for Tom-tom, another Perlroth tune. With the arrival of His Krenkship, Marvin Salzburg will be in charge of the tour of buildings, with Don McFalla conducting his one man band in the royal salute. Majorettes are Elsie Cocco and Gloria Osso,'who will perform acrobatics upon the keyboard stairs leading up to the entrances. 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