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Class of 1949
Dear Class of 1949,
Welcome to class notes online!
Your class notes are published on a continual basis as we receive your news, and appear below in the order they were received, along with your CD/book art or photos.
(last updated 10.16.08)
Submit your own class note here.
You may also submit news, CDs, books, and photos by mail to:
Class Notes
New England Conservatory
290 Huntington Avenue
Boston MA 02115
You will also find information on this page about your Reunion contacts, and other information relevant to your class year.
Help us find your lost classmates.
Some recent news from the class of 1949. Your class note will remain on this page for up to one year, or until you submit a new note to replace it.
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On October 4, 2008, Singer’s Forum Founding Director Andy Anselmo ’49, ’51 M.M. was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at Lincoln Center from the The Licia Albanese-Puccini Foundation. The Singer’s Forum, Inc. is a training center for the vocal arts that combines training in the bel canto method with performance training in various singing styles. Two of Andy’s students currently performing on Broadway are Mandy Patinkin in Shakespeare’s, The Tempest and TV’s David Rasche in the new musical To Be or Not To Be. Andy was a recipient of NEC's Outstanding Alumni Award in 2004. He splits his time between Buffalo and New York, NY. 10/16/08 |
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Robert Willoughby ’49 M.M. received the 2008 George Seaman Excellence in the Art of Teaching award from Longy School of Music. (In photo: Longy President Karen Zorn with Willoughby.) He has been a member of the Longy faculty since 1997, prior to which he was a faculty member of the Oberlin Conservatory for 40 years and the Peabody Institute for 10 years. He currently lives in New Castle, N.H. 8/21/08 |
Help us find your lost classmates.
Unfortunately, NEC has lost touch with some of your classmates. If you have e-mail or other contact information for any of the people listed below, please let us know so that we can keep them informed of reunions and other NEC activities.
Merrill Berry, Virginia Burkhard, Maria Cafarella, Wen-Chung Chow, John Constantino, Peggy Covington, Percy Daley, Arnold Davis, Gwendolyn Davis, Emil Dervan, Ann Di Lavore, Charles Donoghue, Patricia Ernstrom, Mary Etheldrita, Helen Gibson, Verna Goodwin, Martha Guild, Harold Hackett, Elizabeth Hall, Gladys Harris, James Hill, Jane Hyatt, Helen Jimoulis, Mary Keane, Patricia Kirchhoff, John Kochiss, Pau Le Cours, Lila Liss, Frazer Lordly, Mollie Luk, Eleanore Mayock, Mae Mays, Elaine Mazurek, Jean McConnell, Edward McDonald, Karen Minkinnon, Mary Morest, William Munday, Joseph Nash, George Otte, William Peterson, William Powers, Muriel Reiss, Frances Richter, Charles Roth, Eileen Stead, Joyce Stearns, Eileen Tepper, Frances Trisoiro, Norma Wolff, Philip Young.