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

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C arr Organ ocietij Active Members: Jean Robinson, President; Eleanor Craig, Vice President; Frances Craig, Sec- retary; Emma Jane West, Treasurer; Dorothy Robin- son, William Pickett, George Bayley, Clark Greene, Pauline Connor, Shirley Hart, Marvin Beinema, Ruth Green, Marjorie Robbins, Olivia O ' Brien, Frank Hinkel, Helen Behrens. Honorary Members: Mme. Ruth Conniston-Morize, Bac.Mus.; Wallace Goodrich, Mus.Doc; Homer Humphrey; Carl McKinley, Mus.Doc; Dowell McNeil, Bac.Mus.; William Self Everett Titcomb. The Carr Organ Society is a comparatively new organization as it was founded in 1939. It became inactive in 1942, and was re-organized with a new charter in 1944. They are extremely active, enjoying many musical expeditions to various institutes which display unique organs and organ literature. The members of this society also present various informal musical and social get-togethers. l c ' iv cj Ian J C onScrvalorij C IuIj Active Members: Betty Kay, President; Catherine Ameer, Vice President; Ann Very, Secretary; Eliza- beth Benedict, Julyann Hartwell, Treasurers; Jean Guilford, Corresponding Secretary; Elizabeth Blake, Social Chairman; Amelia Altamari, Margaret Brom- ley, Priscilla Dorr, Janet Hayes, Helen Lucas, Joan McNeil, Lois Schaefer. The Con Club was founded in 1920. Twice a year, the members busy themselves rushing ' new girls. During the year outings and parties are numerous.