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

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Zine JI-ltlemntitum . WALLACE GOODRICH May 27, 1871 - June 6, 1952 Teacher - Dean - Director June the sixth marks the close of an illustrious career-the end of a life of service to the Conservatory, in which he took such pride and to which he gave such selfless devotion. Almost every living alumnus has felt the impact of his personality, has profited by his counsel, and warmed to his graciousness and charm. The feeling of my own personal loss is still so great at this time that I prefer not to dwell upon the thin-gs which his passing takes from us. Rather it is better to point out some of the enduring qualities he leaves with us, as a source from which we can all draw inspiration and guidance. Students, Faculty and Staff have all sensed these rare qualities, his great gift for friendship, his gracious dignity, his incorruptible personal and artistic integrity, his constant and just insistence upon fairness. Far beyond the boundaries of the Conservatory this fine influence was prized, and this community has long held him in high esteem and respect. Citizen - Artist - Friend - His memory will long be held in deep affection. HARRISON KELLER. E121