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

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Senior C iaM C ffi cerS DONALD MARCH President JOHN DiFRANCESCO Vice-president EMILIA LERA Secretary SHAKE AHOYIAN Treasurer LEE RUDD Student Council Representative The Senior Class was called to order on December 9, 1943. At this time commit- tee chairmen and our Editor-in-Chief for the Neume were elected. A very successful Strauss Ball was held on February 25th. Music was furnished by students of the Conservatory. Mr. Francis Findlay was regular conductor for the evening with Wallace Goodrich, Quincy Porter and Donald March as guest con- ductors. Since January many of the Seniors have been busy compiling material for the NEUME, outstanding product of the Senior Class. The Senior Class will complete their year ' s activities with the annual banquet sponsored by the Alumni Association. — 24 —

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Student (Council MADELINE MERRILL, Conservatory Club President ALICE O ' BRIEN, Sigma Alpha lota Vice-president MURIEL COOK, Mu Phi Epsilon Secretary JOHN D. BOOMER, Sinfonia Treasurer Donald March Betty Kay Betty Ruth Smith Senior Class and Underclass Junior Class Kappa Gamma Ps! J M „ T;wUr Mary SeaV6r Anthony Cirella Jean Taylor Underclass I ' M ii j i Junior Class U nderclass Lee Rudd Charlotte Rogers Senior Class Marion Anusbigian Elson Club Commuters Club Betty Hilker Alpha Chi Omega The purpose of the Student Council is to discuss all problems which confront the Student body of the Conservatory and to present solutions of these problems to the Dean of Students and the Director for their approval. The most important work of the Council for the year was the submitting of names of students to be recommended for extra honor points to the Faculty Advisors. At the recommendation of the Council, letters were sent to the parents of all students explain- ing the new marking system. — 23

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junior C laAi O iceri BETTY RUTH SMITH President GEORGETTE BERUBE Vice-president SONA ARZOMANIAN Secretary B. ANDREA ROUVALIS Treasurer ANTHONY CIRELLA Student Council Representative Members of the Junior Class presented a gala street fair. Many nationalities were represented in their colorful costumes. The highlights of the fair included fortune telling, silhouette making, various booths of entertainment and a root beer garden. The junior class played an active part in the Red Cross Drive. — 25 —