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

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19 3 6 THE NEUME BOLESLAUS CYRIL GRYNKIEWICZ East Cambridge, Massachusetts Pianoforte — Mrs. Mason Irish or Grynki, notwithstanding, his classical virtuosity seems to have as an aim in life, the duplication of the piano chorus of Tiger Rag as rendered by one Ray Noble. Only one break still eludes even his nimble fingers. CLAIRE FRANCES HARRINGTON Boston, Massachusetts Violin — Mr. Keller Assistant Editor of NEUME; Student Council; Con- servatory Orche.itra. We are indebted in no small way to Claire for the success of the Neume. She is a good class member and a pleasant friend, besides being an excellent violinist. CLARENCE WARREN HELSING Worcester, Massachusetts Organ — Mr. Humphrey Independently sincere — sincere in his independence. Clarence is a quiet, undemonstrative fellow but most congenial. L nbelievably precise where studies are con- cerned. In the organ department, yes, but that ' s a bas- soon he carries around in that big black case. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH HODGMAN Fort Kent, Maine Voice — Mrs. Ellis Marguerite is the fortunate owner of a voice with con- siderable potentialities. Her persistent study has brought out these eventualities to a high state of realization. Keep up the good work. 25

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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

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THE NEUME 19 3 6 EDITH ELIZABETH HULL Altoona, Pennsylvania Pianoforte — Mr. Stevens Associate Business Manager of Neume. A business woman at heart but a musician, too. Betty is always eager to help in school affairs and we appreciate her co-operation and fine spirit. SYDNEY LAUB Hazelton, Pennsylvania Pianoforte — Mr. Chalof Syd is a big, amiable chap who knows much about his music. His friends are many — he is active in school affairs and is known far and wide. Prominent as an accompanist and without a doubt the class wit. LUCILLE DfiMERISE LEBOEUF Webster, Massachusetts School Music — Mr. Findlay Conservatory Club. Lucille is the very essence of vivaciousness In the Conservatory Club Capers, she kept us in stitches with her French dialect songs and her sophisticated strutting in her brother ' s white tie and tails. Some trouper- — we ' ll say! CORA BARNES LLOYD Boston, Massachusetts Pianoforte — Mr. D. Smith A friendly sort of person, generally smiling and amiable. Interested in her work with ambitions for the future. May they all come true! 26