Dean College - Awpie Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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,- Back row-Connolly, Santoro. Goldstein libusincss managerj. McDermott f2dilOl'J, M. Cohen Lbusiness managerj , Bunting, Avery. Front row-Brawley. Bayard, Sudler, Sokol. V. Willits. S. Cohen. Riordan, Le Schin. MEGAPHONE STAFF THE Meqc1phor1e is published four times cm year by the students dt Decm cmd it has long become CI tradition of the school. We wish to thcmk those who have contributed, cmd especially Miss Keller, whose able guidance has made it such cr success this yecxr. Page Sixty Nineteen Fifty-one

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Back row-Mr. Harney, Elliott, Avery, Horsefield, Pringle, McCann. V. Willits, Emery. Miss Ajemian. Second row--Frirzsche. Cohen, Ring. Kirtell, Long, Sudler. S. XVillits. Front row-Tessitore. Brooke. Murray, Brown, Ray, Sokol. GLEE CLUB DEAN'S GLEE CLUB played a large part in the Christmas program and also gave a very interesting performance at Easter tirne. On April 20th they journeyed to Hartford under the direction of Mr. Kendall Harney. Then came the main event of the year, when the club staged its oper- etta on May 19th. This program included the operettas Annie Get Your Gun, Mikado, and Brigadoon --these operettas have become a tradition which will never be forgotten by Dean stude ts. I - ' 995.11 cf' i fgj wj V 1 in W t Jw Page sixfy-two ' H . I J Nin efee n Fifty-one 1 JJ M 6115! fjfiijvwg t jj