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Digital Commons @ Butler University Opus (1951) Butler University Digital Commons @ Butler University Jordan Conservatory of Music Yearbooks University Special Collections 1951 Opus (1951) Jordan College of Music Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/opus Part of the Other History Commons Recommended Citation Jordan College of Music, "Opus (1951)" (1951). Jordan Conservatory of Music Yearbooks. 11. https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/opus/11 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Special Collections at Digital Commons @ Butler University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Jordan Conservatory of Music Yearbooks by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Butler University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Lyrasis IVIembers and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/opus11unde o p u s 11 19 5 1 Preseiifcd by The Publications Department of ^/orJon (College oj \l Hiis'ic Indianapolis, Indiana Tot^u/ota. We who are represented in this book have seen the world pass from war to peace and again to war. The relatively peaceful years of our lives thus far have been spent in college, a fact which makes the record of these years more valuable to us. Therefore, the Publications Staff presents Opus 1 1 in the hope that memories of these times will be recalled more vividly and more happily, whatever the years to come may hold. The Editors liodtd oh Ttu6te^6 Hilton U. Brown, Chairnia H. FosiER Ceippinger Bernard R. Batty Emsley W. Johnson Fermor S. Cannon Thomas H. Kayior Evan Wat ker Lyedicdtlon We wish to dedicate this book to the graduating Seniors of 1951. May each find a successful place in his chosen field. i-^dmlnb ttatlon Gerald V. Carrier Stanley O. Norris NiLO HOVEY lyep(ittm^nta.L CikuLtmen NiLO HOVEY Music Educatio)} Concert Baud OzAN Marsh Piano Julius Huehn Voice David Hughes Student Teaching William Pelz Theory [y^pcittmcnttiL CLncLLCLLtm^n Roiu Rr Gp.tc iirii. Graduate Diiisioii Charli-s Henzie Music Dcparfii/c'i/f Butler University Dale Young James Phileippe Draniii ii Marguerite Carlson David Hughes Mary Spalding Adkixs Student Teaching Harp Drama—Speech Fred Jefry Hazel Stratton Patricia Avery Voice Theory—Piano Piano Earle Howe Jones Leola Tltrner Mallory Bransford Piano Voice Organ Nellie Jones Mark Walker Harriette Campbell Tlute Theory Voice Eugene Kilinski Richard Whittington Tom Carnegie Violin Chorale—Choir Radio Fred Koehrn Lois Wilhite Gene Chenow eth Voice Music Education Guidance Rosemary Lang Dale Young John Colbert Clarinet Organ Trnnipcf Marian Laut Ada Bickering Sid Collins Piano Director Emeritus Radio Beldon Leonard Gerald Carrier Ellen Mae En&le Orchestra Administrative Chairman Piano Paul Lindstaedt Stanley Norris Harold Ennes Piano Registrar Radio Engineer LyELL LUD^X'IG Ruth Woodworth Dale Fields Radio Dean of Women Double Reeds and Chaperon OzAN Marsh George Flexman Piano Jack Bailey Cello Mary Sue McCarty Director of Charles Gallagher Dance Public Relations Piano Harry Michels Beulah Gore Robert Getchell French Horn Special Instruction Training Band Division Trumpet Dorothy Munger Piano Marion Henderson Helen Harlan Bookstore Manager Piano Joseph Parker Contrabass Lawrence McCrary Charles Henzie Maintenance William Pelz Percussion Superintendent Theory Donald Holzhausen Charles Munger Trombone James Phillippe Drama Director of Admission NiLO HOVEY Concert Band Eileen Poston James Newton Clarinet Dance Assistant Business Manager Julius Huehn Frederick Schmitt Wilma Thompson Voice French Horn Administrative Secretary 11 SENIORS 13 Thomas C. Batson B.M., Music Education Louisville, Kentucky Frederick Bawel B.M., Composition Evansville Smfonia Helen Binkley B.M., Music Education Indianapolis Phi Siema Mu Ann L. Boatman B.M., Piano Indianapolis Mu Phi Epsilon Clevf, M. BorroMs B.M., Music Ediinitioii Indianapolis Mary H. Brook B.M., CoDi position Indianapolis Imogene M. Bush B.M., Piano Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Iota Chari IS A. Carlson B.M., Mnsic lu/iu a/ion Pasadena, California IS Peggy Carpenter B.M., Music Education Lebanon Sigma Alpha Iota Charles C. Craig B.M., Music Education Louisville, Kentucky WiLHELMINE DeCaMP B.M., Composition Carnii, Illinois John H. Frazee, Jr. B.M., Music Education Indianapolis Ray C. Funk B.M., Music luliiciilioii Indianapolis Rita M. Fuszek B.M., Music Education Ionia, Michigan Mu Phi Epsilon Phi Sigma Mu Naomi J. Grmui l B.M., Music liducdtion Hobart Sigma Alpha Iota W'li 1 iA\i C. Gri-.gory B.M., Music l.ducatioii Indianapolis 17 Mildred Henninger B.M., Piano Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Iota Mary Elizabeth Hite B.M., Organ Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Iota Ed Holeman B.M., Music Education Greenwood Phi Sigma Mu Virginia C. Jarvis B.M., Voice Indianapolis Mu Phi Epsilon Don !<,. I\i ii v B.M., M//S/C l:J/l(u//ni Indianapolis Sinfonia Donald Neal Kimbfx B.M., Music Eihimfioii Louisville, Kentucky Phi Sigma Mu Sinfonia James S. Kozlowski B.M., Music Educdtioii LaSallc, Michigan Phi Sigma Mu Malcolm K. l.i w is B.M., Music l-iliiciilioii rnJianapolis 19 Benjamin E. Loveall B.M., Music Education Jasper Patricia A. Martin BM., Music Education Palmyra Mu Phi Epsilon Norma J. McQuown B.M., Music Education Danville, Illinois Sigma Alpha Iota Morgan E. O'Dell B.M., Music Education Mishawaka Sinfonia Phi Sigma Mu Rl( I lAKi) |. I\)\\ I KS /).AI., ,\I//s/( I t/iiiii//i)u liulninpolis Sintoma Phi Siyma Mu June Rodousakis B.M., Music Ediicatiuii Lewisburg, West Virginia Ric HARD P. Ross B.M., iVf //.</( lid II cat ion Rochester Sinfonia Chari i;s R. Smi in B.M., Music i'.duciiHon Louisville, Kentucky Plii Sigma Mu 21 James R. Tilton B.M., Music Ediiaition Columbus Sinfonia Joyce L. Weevie B.M., Music Education Indianapolis Mu Phi Epsilon Miriam Wright B.M., Music Education St. Paul Phi Sigma Mu Mary Ann Yuii.l I.M., Music Education Lafayette Phi Siema Mu 1'.. SlANI l.V '/a I IV, Jk. /}.AI., ,\I/M/( i.dllidllOll I I.imniorul Phi .Sii;iii.i Mu SENIORS NOT SHOWN Mary Rice Bartlett Alfred Hood B.M., Music Editcatioii B.M., Coui position Reid Brooks Charles Reinbold B.M., Music Education B.S., Radio Bettye Brown James Sewrey B.M., Voice B.M., Music Education Patti Browne David Shutt B.M., Voice B.S., Radio Meri.e Callahan Clyde Smith B.S., Ka<{io B.M., Alusic Education Carroll DeCamp CiiAKi is Stontr B.M., Coutposifioii /j..l.. Dance \\"ii I lAM FagAN W'li 1 I \M Watters B.S., Kcidio /}. I., Drama John Gates Donald White B.M., Com position B.M., Music Education John Hedgi:s Richard Higgs B.M., Composition B.S., Radio 23 JUNIORS Gi:RA(.n BciKDNI K I'l aim Hu< k Incliaii.ipt)lis Marlon JAMi;s CuRisiir )oil.\ Cox VI HI I.NO I ihI 1.1 na polls Utica, New York Mary Cox Wilbur Daringer Pattersonville, New York Indianapolis Ronald Doak \\''lII5UR\ F.I ROD Indianapolis IndianapoJiN Delores Fischvogt Francis Freelaxd Atlanta Indianapolis Robert Gerki n Caroi Fh i)ges Fort W'avnc Peru Dolores Hoffmark Mary Herzberger Indianapolis Cleveland, Ohio Joseph Kuyoth Jerry Holeman Fort Wavne Greenwood Harold Luce Rosemary LeRoy Las Vegas, New Mexico Walkerton Gerald Meier Marjorie Lower Lock port, New York Indianapolis Niemeyer William Morrow Fred Plainsville Logansport Betty Philipps Shirley Peacock Elkhart Indianapolis John Roonly 'aui. Saundi ks Michit;an City Indianapolis Carol Stubbs Paul WLH.\ii;YrR Fort Wayne Fort Wayne JUNIORS NOT SHOWN Roy Abbott Nancy Ford James Mathis RozAX Baldwin Ward Goodrich Charles Montgomery Ed Bradi ey Barbara Grubbs Ruth Myers Tom Braeuer Violet Hadden James O'Nan Richard Brown Irma Judkins Thomas Roe Maryi.ynn Brubaklr Clark Keen Don Schlademan Warren Ci emi nts Robert Lancaster Arthur VanAllen James Col ROBERP T,A\T RY Marilyn W^mters Rice Davis Kimball I.onc, Mary W'ii i ia\is Martha i-lvANS Martin Marks SOPHOMORES 28 Lillian Banuir Gordon Beck Hammond Speedway City Oliver Bell [jI.LIAN BRO^X•N Indianapolis Indianapolis Leaine Byi ield Dana Crapo Winamac Indianapolis Joseph Cusanelli Charla Doc kins St. Louis, Missouri Indianapolis [osEPH Ecktman Irene Farmer Indianapolis Indianapolis C\ \rni T II 1 Iadden Nancy Ford Indian.i polls Indianapolis Olin Hardy Paul Hatfield Indianapolis Camby Milton Hehr Beth Hilton Fort Clinton, Ohio Indianapolis Joseph Horton Marcia Kimber Indianapolis Indianapolis Glenna McElwain Ruth Myers Stillwater, Oklahoma Plymouth Mary Quinnell Richard Sack Cato, New York Louisville, Kentucky Jane Wymond Indianapolis SOPHOMORES NOT SHOWN David Baker Richard Grij i i r h I'RIT) Sc MMl I 1 Thomas Baufr James Harrison Gl.KAl I) Si lOl \IAKLK Betty Breedlove Mary Jac obs TrII I StI AVART Donald Clark Betty Keller Victor Tancuy Albert Coleman Chari es Mc.Clure Harold Vigus Robert Corbin Mary Mason William Wandi rsle Delbert Dale Mary Parrish Dorothy \Voli am John Erickson Thomas Peese Jack \Vorley Alice Grune John Robertson Barbara Lii lle 31 FRESHMEN 32 Donald Bratiain Don I) A I Bkovcn Fort W'avnc lort Wayne Earl Cole PlIYI I IS i'pPERSON Indianapolis Columbus Jean Falconbury Mak.joiui; Harris Indianapolis New Ross Ralph FiARRis Rl'ssem, Hart Indianapolis Indianapolis Dolores Hayes DoxAi D Heck Indianapolis Monroe, Michigan John Highbergir Rl( HARD HoBECK South Bend I on W'nvnc David Lottes Jacqueline Minneman Lafayette Indianapohs John Newman Veda Owen Indianapolis Sheridan Gerald Paquin Betty Pate South Haven, Michigan LaPorte Betty Payton Lewis Poindexter Indianapohs New Castle Jean Ray William Salzmann Fort Wayne Indianapolis Margaret Smith Deloris Spalding Fort Wayne Coluinbus 34 Donald Zublrlr Louisville, Kentucky FRESHMEN NOT SHOWN John Brooks Palmer Jenkins Roland Stellhorn Richard Folger Harold Johnson Joseph Todd John Harrell Barbara McLellan Dorothy W'^heeler Ralph Harris Claudette Ramsey Wallace White Marie Heckler Demaris Smith Donald Woods Donald Jackson Richard Stanfield Jules Morganstern Phyllis Starn 35 36 ORGANIZATIONS 37 PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Members are: G.
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