New England Conservatory of Music - Neume Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Nineteen Hundred and Seven T H E N E U M E Prologue E take pleasure in presenting to you the Nineteen Hundred and Seven Neume. It is an old saying that the third time never fails, and We sincerely hope that We have not failed in this the third volume. judgment upon the matter We leave to you, trusting that you will be as lenient as possible with our shortcomings, receive our fun in the kindly spirit in which it is meant, and remember that We have endeavored not only to maintain the high standard of our predecessors, but also to broaden the scope of this our only Conservatory publication. V THE EDITORS.

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To J. C. D. Parker, Esq To him who ever good and kind Has helped the student up Parnassus Who in our Worst could merit find And always tried his best to pass us, To him who, like the purest wines, Grows better as he's growing older, Who ne'er to help a dunce declines And never gives us the cold shoulder, To him vvho in the studentls ranks A genial atmosphere created, ' ' To him We here give heartfelt thanks To him this hook is dedicated. 7

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I. C. FIELD H. A. COLE j. A. GRIFFIN XV, A. HOLLAND H. D. LICBARON B. C. PARBIENTER F. 5. MASON L. BI. BILXROE G. A. BLRDICK