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

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19 3 6 THE NEUME LESTER EMIL BRESSON Farrington, Connecticut Violin — Mr. Peirce Conservatory Orchestra The mystery man — now you see him, now you don ' t. Maybe it ' s because he ' s so busy with school and outside work. Talent? Yes, we ' re sure of that and wish him luck in whatever he undertakes in the future. JEAN CALHOUN Bangor, Maine Pianoforte — Mr. Cornell Likeable, attractive and full of fun. with a hidden talent for letter-writing. We ' ve enjoyed knowing her while here at school and wish her best of luck for the future. FLORENCE MARY CARILLI Milton, Massachusetts Voice — Mr. Whitney Vivacious and active with plenty of spirit. Florence, we think, is headed for the opera. If so, all good wishes go with her — she ' s sure to succeed. BERTRAND CHOMBEAU Lawrence, Massachusetts Pianoforte — Mr. Godinq An all-around good fellow with a zest for studying. The things he can accomplish are nothing short of remark- able. Bert is such a friendly person to meet. He usually has something interesting to talk about. 23

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THE NEUME 19 3 6 MIRIAM MILDRED ATLAS Winthrop, Massachusetts Pianoforte — Miss Rohards Elson Club Bubbling over with fun is the way we remember Miriam. She has her serious moments too, especially during practice time. She plays the piano very well. HARRIET INEGENE BAKEN Moscow, Idaho Pianoforte — Mr. Coding A smile that spreads all over her face and from Harriet to everyone around her. Prominent, popular and consid- erate. Willing to help in everything. CHARLES ALEXANDER BOY Everett, Massachusetts School Music — Mr. Findlay Treasurer, Junior Class Charley is one of the most conscientious students in his department. Always ready to co-operate and among the first to volunteer when services are required; he is an asset to any organization. GILBERT R. BOYER Randolph, Massachusetts Pianoforte — Mrs. Mason Student Council Gilbert is forever hiding his light under a bushel. He allows his ego to expand by playing percussion in the Conservatory Orchestra, and when the i ecessity arises he pounds most lustily on all manner of drums, cymbals, and such. 22

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THE NEUME 19 3 6 NANCY DeFRANCESCO Salem, Massachusetts Pianoforte — Marie A. Gil let S A I; Secretary Senior Class; Chairman Ring Committee. Industrious, friendly and a boon to the class of ' 36. Nancy will be remembered in times of stress by those she ' s helped; we ' ll miss having her around. Her loyalty to the class stands out. We think she will advance as a leader in many things. GUGLIELMINA FIORENTINO Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts Pianoforte — Mr. Stevens S A I ; Chairman Bridge and Whist Committee ; Ring Committee. Sincere and pleasant to meet, with a high sense of honor, Buzzie is a friend to all who know her. We remember the bridge party she organized and supported so whole- heartedly. She proved to be a leader and we can say it ' s a pleasure to work for her. HARRY J. GAUMOND Worcester, Massachusetts School M usic — Mr. Findlay Conservatory Orchestra; Band ; Associate Editor Conservatory News; Student Council. Bud has to his credit the founding and organization of the Student Council. Although he runs innumerable dance bands in his home town, he still manages to appear at school activities. We are grateful for his school spirit. PRENTICE S. GREEN Wellesley, Massachusetts Bass — Mr. Kunze P M A; Sinfonia; Conservatory Orchestra. Pete is a gentleman with little leisure. This is un- fortunate as Pete is such a cheerful looking person that those who don ' t know him wish they did; and those who do, wish he would stick around longer. S4