MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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The Freshman Class Standing, lefl 'ro righl-Penno, Truchel, Lynch, Schwarz, While, Dinwoodie, McGarigle, Le'His, Lundquisl, Haynes D. Schwarz. Fronf Row-Parker, McLaury, Helwiclc, Nelson, Hunlinglon, Pelers. This year lhe Freshman Class was ve ry aclive. We slarled oul The year by ele-cling our class officers as'follows: Joy Nelson, presidenlz Joan Le++is, vice-president and Joan McGarigle, secrelary- freasurer, Our Sludenl Council represenlaiives are Joan Lellis and Joan lv1cGarigle: and our A. A. represenlaiive is Isabel Schwarz. Due 'ro ihe kindness and generosily of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Penno, lo whom we owe many lhahlcs. our year has been a very pleasani one. A hayride, on which we noi only saw lhe counlryside, buf also a Weenie roasl aflerwards, was given by ihe Pennos. Anolher unexpecied surprise was ihe gill of a beauiiful combinaiion radio and vicirola which now resis in Howard Hall. Wilh Marcia l-laynes, Joan Lellis, Shelia Lynch, Pairicia Penno, Judilh Truchel, and Edilh While as day sfudenls: and Carla Dinwoodie, Barbara Lundquisi, Joan McGarigle, Dorolhy McLaury, Jean Parker, Jeaneiie Pefers, Joy Nelson, Diane and Isabel Schwarz, we are a happy group of Freshman. We wani lo wish lhe very besl of luck +0 The Seniors. JOY NELSON '50 n

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The Sophomore Class Back Row-Davis, Taber, King, Killy, Gelz, Lawrence, Brooks, Bulkley. Second Row--Seymour, Alexander, Lee, Comsloclx, Sherman, Smifh. Boflom Row-Calheron, Ker, Knighl, Sl. Germaine, Mead, Hoglund. A varied group, we, The class of '49, bul variely is The spice of life! Janel Bulkley, Nancy Lawrence of Springfield, Janel Killy of Agawam, Margarel Gelz, Long- meadow, Mass.: Louise Knighl, Winchesler, Mass.: Connie Sherman, Needham, Mass., and Saralan Smilh, Trenlon, New Jersey, ioined l-lelen Alexander, Grace Brooks, Nancy Calheron, Carol Comslock, Beverly Davis, Mary l-loglund, Nancy Ker, Pinky King, Jennifer Mead, Mildred Sl. Germain, Pal Sey- mour, Belsy Taber, and Ronnie Lee in Seplember, making us lwenly slrong. Ronnie Lee was elecled presidenl: Carol Comslock, vice-presidenl: Helen Alexander, secrelary-Treasurer. The Sophomores were represenled on The Sludenl Council by l-lelen Alexander and Beverly Davis. The members were well represenled in school aclivilies. To all we say, I+'s been a wonderful year, and lo +heSeniors Godspeed RONNIE LEE '49

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The Junior School Slanding, leff 'lo righl-Ellis, Bemis, Chisholm, Rilchie, Bennefl, Good. Sealed-Arnold, Redclen, Hanbury, Lellis, Savaria, Lyman. Porlxorny lnof shownl. The Junior School is proud lo announce lhal il has live new sludenls. They are: Nancy Good, who is in lhe sevenlh grade, Nan Chisholm, Jane Rilchie, Jane Ellis and Nancy Savaria who are all members ol lhe eighlh grade. The sevenlh grade has six sludenls-Faye Arnold, Nancy Good, Janice l-lanbury, Jeanne Lellis, Susan Porlcorny, and Sally Redden. The eig hlh grade has seven pupils-Mollie O'Bennell, Susan Bemis, Nan Chisholm, Jane Ellis, Belly Ann Lyman, Jane Rilchie and Nancy Savaria. The Junior School once again has a represenlalive on lhe Sludenl Council-Jane Rilchie. Nancy Good is lhe secrelary ol lhe Girl Scouls and Sally Ann Redden is The palrol leader. ln addilion, we have lwo girls in lhe Dramalic Club, Nancy Savaria and Jane Ellis. Jane is also in lhe Glee Club. Nan Chisholm is our A. A. represenlalive. The Scoul Troop is slill aclive under lhe leadership of Miss Lillle and Miss Coulure. We all join logelher lo wish lhe Senior Class lhe besl' ol luck and success in lhe years +o come. SALLY REDDEN '52