Beaver Country Day School - Senior Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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A CAPPELLA First Sopranos: Atkinson, Binncy, Bradley, Fellows, Fuller. Gardiner, Gardner, Henkels, P. Horst, Hoyt. Ladd, Longino, Maggio, Norcross, O’Neil. O'Neill, Pinkerton, Sawyer, Tweedy, Whitney, Wightman, Wyatt, Douglas, Bailey, Lowell, Martinez. Otis, Palmer, Rubinstein, Thornquist. Second Sopranos: Bagg, Brog-gini. Coffin, Crane, Dana. Dupcc, Heifetz, Hoyc, Kcp- ¥:l, Kojima, Laws, McLay, Morss, Pratt, Preston. S. uckcr, Wakeman. Ziegler, Aliferis, Barletta, Bassett, Booth, Brooks, Hall, Hurwitch, Jones, Lovell, Prout, Woodruff. First Altos: Carey, Fish, Horn, Holloway, Howard. Keville. Lockwood, Paul. Strckalovsky. Bell, Colcock, Miller, Murray, Nash. Reed, Snow. Second Allot: Bancroft, Chace. EIwcll, Epstein, Goodale, Mueller. Robbins, Rubcl. Wyluda. Wyzanski. Hurxthal, Kahn. Sharf, S. Smith. Teel, Weeks. A CAPPELLA AND JUNIOR GLEE CLUB The enjoyment derived from both singing and performing make the Glee Clubs an A Cappella President: .. MELINDA FULLER important part of Beaver. This year the A Cappella and Junior Glee Club joined together Junior Glee Club President: to present the Christmas Concert, which was recorded for the first time. The teachers com- NA1ALIE MEYER bined with the girls in presenting a program which included the familiar Carol of the Faculty Advisor: MRS. JARRATT Bells , Glory to God in the Highest , several foreign arrangements of Silent Night , and ended with the moving Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent . Under the direction of Mrs. Jarratt, who was assisted by Melinda Fuller and Becky Dupcc, the concerts with Andover, Exeter, and Harvard were also a great success. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB First Sopranos: Brooks. Carey, Corbett, Dean, Fellows. Hugcnbergcr, Kinnicutt. Necr, Osborn, Palmitcr, Polk, Russell, Snyder, Watson. Wirth, Bell, Dugan. Brewer, Frankel, Hall, Heath. L. Horst. Iselin, Magaletta, Maloney. Pulk, Schayo. Taussig, Val-sam, Stevens. Second Sopranos: Alcaide. Alexander, Beisel, Brcakell, Cain, Calfce. Coughlan. Fcbigcr. Fisher. Killion, Long. McCallum. Mar-to, Meyer, Railsback, Roberts. Swift, Thorndike. N. Tucker, Vandenbcrg, J. Hall. M Hall, Hayes. Hovey, Weed, Williams. Wright. Altos: Alberts, Dennis. Dixcy, Harriman, Kaplan. Mitton, Perry, Pruddcn, Reissner. Barletta. Briggs, Herlihy, Holloway, Pach, Parker, Stone, Wallace, Woods.

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DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club, under the auspices of the Theater Arts program, consists of students in the ninth through twelfth grades who are interested in dramatics. Both the ninth and tenth grades, and the eleventh and twelfth grades, present an afternoon assembly, then in the spring combine their efforts in producing an evening performance. This year, the Drama Club has presented ’Antigone, a Greek tragedy, and Major Barbara, a modern comedy. The success of these performances has proved that the hard work of the Drama Club is most rewarding. President Faculty Advisor SHERRY ATKINSON MRS SMITH First Row: Lewis, Pctkun, Viaux, Osborn, Thorndike. Atkinson, Douglas. Stevens. Varnum. Ewart. Second Row: Paula Barletta, Schaye, Bell, Thayer, Roselund, Willmann, Hovey, Williams. Heath. Maloney. Palmiter, Wallace. Miss Gillespie. Third Row: Wirth, Trickey. Whitmore, Valsam. Gilliland, Teel. Wightman. Hurwitch, J. Mueller. Wright, Cooke. Greenbaum, Pal- mer. Mrs. Smith. Fourth Row: Roberts. Perry, Hcnkels, Kcville, Goodale, McDonough. Killion, Dugan, Prout, Tullis, Maggio, McCallum, Fish, Hayes. Filth Row: Loewcnberg, Pamela Barletta, Linden. Morss, Bancroft, Martinez, Ladd, Hurxthal, Beiscl, Smith, Wyluda, Nickerson, Calfee, Shrevc. Caldwell. Absent: Binney. Hall. Merritt, S. Mueller.