American pianist, arranger, choral conductor, singer, teacher and composer. Hamtrack, MI, March 22, 1922. She won a scholarship to the Detroit Institute of Musical Art, where she studied the piano and music theory privately under Ethel Green and Margaret Manabach and voice under Dr. William Howland. From 1942 Helen taught music in schools. She appeared in concert, on the radio and conducted theatre and church choirs.
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