Word: leonarde
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Mary Leonard '48, Ann Clark '49, Helen Duker '49, Benedicta Goossens '49, Patricia Hughes '49, Gloria Livermore '49, Elizabeth Tooker '49, Nina Emerson...
Badminton--Jane Goodale '48, Mary Leonard '48, Edith Mullen...
Many of Pierian's alumni have gone on to much greater achievements in the musical field. Perhaps the outstanding example is Leonard Bernstein 39, who has become a figure of world renown both as a composer and as a conductor. Bernstein led the New York City Symphony for several years, and was one of those considered to succeed Serge Koussevitzky as conductor of the Boston Symphony. For his composing abilities, Bernstein recently said of himself, "I am the logical man to write the Great American Opera...
Cornell's Dick Savitt and Leonard Steiner at one two court carry national titles, Savitt ranking twenty-sixth in the country and Steiner Junior doubles champ and singles runner-up. Savitt made fast work of Ted Backe in two quick, lopsided sets, Steve Pratt, who jumped from three to two court in inter-team competition last week, gave Steiner more trouble, taking the first round, and losing the next two by close scores...
...LEONARD WENER Dayton, Ohio