Westminster Choir College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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ZDHDICCA IQN The greatest thing a human soul ever does in this world is to see something and tell what it saw in a plain way. Hundreds of people can talk for one who can think, but thousands can think for one who can see. To see clearly is poetry, prophecy and religion, all in onef, -Ruskin Ever drawn, despite parental objection, to music as his Life's work, a student of theory both here and abroad who has applied that theory to near- ly all branches of music, Mr. Johnson is emin- ently qualified to teach his many students. ,lust a few of the many facets of his life can be recorded here. First public voice recital at age of 103 member of Princeton University Glee Club and University Glee Club of New York Cityg member of Blue Hill lGilbert 81 Sullivanl Troupe. Former accompanist for both glee clubs, choirmaster and organist in Arlington, N. J. at age of 173 organist for the Christian Science Church of Princeton. Member of the Triangle Club and former president of the Theatre Intime of Princeton Universityg former director of the Blue Hill Troupe and coach for the Mask Sz Wig productions of the University of Pennsylvania. Awards include a 2 year for- eign study scholarship from the New York School of Fine 81 Applied Arts, honorary fellow- ship fformer Vice-presidentj of the American Institute of Decorators. B.A. from Princeton f graduate member of Board of Trusteesj 5 M.A. from Columbias, M. Mus from Westminster Choir Collegeg appointment to English Fac- ulty at University of Wisconsin, Music Dept. head, Episcopal Academy, Music master at the Church Farm School, Glen Lock, Pa.g chairman of the Voice Faculty, Westminster Choir Col- lege. Because he has given so unstintingly of his vast cultural store, because he is himself ever the humble student and because of his own inspiring success in our chosen field, we, the Class of 1952, dedicate this yearbook to Walter E. Johnson. f fr gf ,A 'W i all li 1 , it .. r ia as .. . 1 Jr' A .g .tl lltl 1 to .1-ii A is . H ci ,, 1 -. - , -, r, I M K 1 . ' ,saggy ' ,gi -- L, I. gfiiy N p 'EN 1 H ' .- ,. : .1 sr .v 1 H... :ft 1-' , 1: -1 -a , .:, ... - ,,,. w.- 5 4-H 5 s 5 v v if if ,sr r JJ. I Ee - . - .. .,