Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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GLEE CLUB f7f'f3f'lfFF2ft205GG0 QQ OLE P' OFFICERS: l 'lt . Q lr 6 Emmy Priestley, President M Veronica Duffy, Vice-President lk ' Nancy Law. Secretary A Zggx i Barbara Stroup, Treasurer , I 5 Q . Alice Schultz, Librarian ' ' f' Sue Loughlin Librarian . Karen Pariseleti, Librarian l - Carol Ann Pietrycha, Librarian P . ' 1 A - Qi L I , Z, ' . 'I lf, I :wr X The Glee Club, directed by Mrs. Esther Galbraith, consists of girls in the Junior and Senior classes who have shown their singing ability. If this ability exceeds all others, they may join a more select group known as the Keynotes. These groups meet twice a week for rehearsal. Something new was added to the program this year. Not only did we have our annual Christmas and Spring concerts, but we also presented a concert with the Yale Freshman Glee Club. Yale and Bay Path sang their own individual songs, and ended, jointly, with the singing of Name by Brahms. This new endeavor provcd to be successful as well as rewarding for the Bay Path Glee Club. KEYNCTE . I A i . ' -1 Norma Carruth ' ' I Barbara Stroup F Elizabeth Anderson V Judith Hcbcrl Sully Mitchell Anne Pudlicld lfmmy Pricsllcy Judith Wilkinson Alice SCl1lllll Anne Wairlcl llaiinc lwmtlcr 29 Flizzilvclh Ciiltlcrslccw W Nll's,Ci1illWl'xiiIl1. lJlIiL'Cl0I Q90

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-.Q ,-vw i 4 1, I I . . J ,ij ' ll- li 'itil' ' fjiiill Gisli il ill s-.4.4l lp 9. 4' 'wif gg IIIH I Di .W is V .rr , . 1 ,ht Linna Tower. Vice-President: Andrea Hodgdon, Emmy Priestley, Joan Quigley, Elaine Fotter, Elizabeth Anderson. Donna Tyskwicz, Linda Rose, Jeanne Shykula, Presidentg Judith Walo. Barbara Grahon. Susanne Comparetto. Judith Cloud, Nancy Allen, Mona Jean Ashley MARCDQ KEY Membership in the Maroon Key Honor Society is awarded to those students who have attained Dean's List for two semesters. The members are presented their pins at an honor convocation in the fall, and they represent the college by acting as hostesses at college functions and as guides for prospective students. 28 we A' ts. . .-1,-- .,,.f.4,i

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x e, X The Outing Club, under the energetic direction of Mr Dixon gives 111 students an opportunity to pursue their athletic interests and rtetixe competent assistance in perfecting skills in archery tennis tentinv golf, and skiing. The club sponsors frequent skiing trips and .1 trip to Lake Placid, which is the highlight of their activities CCT AD SADDLE CLUB A local riding stable is the host each week to this group of horsewomen. Nov- ices can learn to ride well, and experts can improve their skills as members of this club. The girls journey over country- side trails and paths in this area enhanc- ing their horsemanship and skill in jumping. lfrrml mu-: Sallyanne Pryce, Jennifer Parrett Susan Dyalg Hack row: Jane Rowe Frances Knolle. Irene Gallagher