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

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MEMORIAM The student body wishes to acknowledge the efforts of its former teacher, Miss Lottie H. Lenn. Miss Lenn came to this country after extensive training at the Johann Wolfgang von Goethe University in her native Frankfurt Main. However, she was forced to leave Ger- many just before receiving her Ph.D. in Fine Arts. This training was supplemented by eight additional years of private study throughout Europe . While in Europe for a period of six years, she translated the official art maga- zine of the Vatican into three languages. Before Miss Lenn ' s appointment to the faculty in 1948 she taught at the Boston Center for Adult Education and at the Sacred Heart Country Day School in Newton, Massa- chusetts. Starting in 1948 Miss Lenn was the art critic for The Pilot, a weekly paper published by the Archdio- cese of Boston. Her book, POPE PIUS XII, ROCK OF PEACE, is now in its second edition and has just been translated into Portuguese. It is quite fitting that Lottie Lenn now appears in WHO ' S WHO IN CATHOLIC AMERICA. Miss Lenn will long be remembered not only for these accomplishments but for her ability to open our eyes to a new world of art . 18

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NOT PICTURED ALICE CAN AD AY ANDRE COME SAM D. BONA VENTURA EVERETT FIRTH CORINNE FLAVIN LISA FREDRICK VICTORIA GLASER WILLIAM GRASS FLORENCE HARTNETT FREDERICK JAGEL EMILE JALBERT HELEN KEANEY PAUL KEANEY VIRGINIA KLOTZLE EDITH KRAMER ALFRED KRIPS EUGENE LEHNER CHRISTOPHER LORING ROSA RIO MAZZEO DR. JOSEPH MILIC-EMILI MILLARD NEIGER ERNEST PANENKA LOUISE PAPPOUTSAKIS EDWARD PERRY DR. T. HAYES PROCTER RHODORA SMITH CARLO SORESINA LOWS SPEYER JAMES STAGLIANO ROBERT STUART RICHARD SUMMERS FELIX VISCUGLIA FELIX WOLFES ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE CAMILLE COPPEZ DORIOT DWYER 17

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. . . AND THESE WERE HER CLASSROOMS 19