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

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,4 Massage frrfm file Dirccfvr It is a considerable satisfaction for me to redect upon my particular and personal affection for the Class of 1950. When, in 1946, I took over the reins of the New England Con- servatory of Music with its many problems and possibilities, this entering class was not entirely aware of my inward qualms and prayers for making Wise and constructive decisions which would have such a direct bearing upon their guidance, training, and school life. Nor was I then aware that this very class would become my greatest ally and partner in evolving a spirit and standard of procedure that in retrospect seems almost revolu- tionary. To enumerate all the qualities and characteristics of this group, which was upon entrance outstanding for native talent and enthusiasm, would be impossible. The ability to organize successfully everything they have undertaken, such as the responsibility for and support ofthe Student Council, the School paper, The Melodic Line, the careful long term planning for the yearbook, The Neume, and above all, the atmosphere of co-opera- tion that permeated the entire school are but a few of the contributions made by the Class of 1950. You will then, my friends, understand why I am torn by two strong emotions at this time, after traveling these four years together,- one of great loss as you go forth upon your careers, also one of extreme pride and satisfaction in the record you leave with us. I salute the Class of 1950-my gratitude and high hopes go with youl May you return to us often and I know that your loyalty and help will continue down through the years. Harrison Keller

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HARRISON KELLER