MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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4 THE MAGNET Seniors Enjoy Overnight Outing The Seniors closed their books and pulled out their swimming suits Saturday, May 23, as they relaxed in the heaven-like atmos- phere of the Brodeurs' cottage in Wilbraham. The group including Sandy Cone, Pat Dunn, Shirley Edwards, Margot Fisher, Rue Fors- land, Ann Hanifin, Judith Hill, Folly Hug- gan, Ruth McCarthy, Elizabeth Putnam, Betty Thomas, Nancy Vail, their faculty ad- viser, Miss Briggs, and Miss Rice, all piled into three cars after the morning study hall, and drove off, leaving many looking en- viously after them. On the way, they stopped for a snack at Howard Johnson's to assuage their appe- tites, but when they arrived at the cottage, the wonderful' lunch of ham, salad, potato chips, milk, and coke was readily devoured. Sunbathing and swimming were the main activities, until a Turkey dinner with pota- toes, peas, and a delicious pecan pie feh, Ruej appeared. Dr. and Mrs. Brodeur dropped in just before dinner fbringing the home-made piej to see how the outing was coming along. MacDuffie Works During Summer June tenth begins a vacation from school books, but starts a summer of work for many MacDufIie-ites. Working at resorts seems to be most popular with the girls. Among those doing that are Eden Fort, at Bucksteep Manor, Ann Lucke and Sandra Cone, at Hotel Terramaugus, East Hampton, Connecticutg and Polly I-Iuggan, Carol Com- stock, and Barbara Quigley, all at the Brook and Bridle Inn, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. This will be Polly's third year at the Inn. Several girls have jobs at camps, as coun- sellors. Included in these are: Cynthia Smith, Camp Winniemont, New Hampshire, Betty Ann Bibber, Camp Takodah, Keene, New Hampshire, Roseda Clark, Camp Ohwiwo, Maine, and Eleanor Morrison, Dr. Johnson's Camps, Crescent Lake, Maine. Two girls are working in offices. They are Lois Dickerman, in the Central Library of the American Optical Company, Southbridge, Massachusetts: and Sue Edwards, Aetna Q KORNER sfroroe Alumnae Give Lunch for Seniors The annual Alumnae Luncheon, arranged by Mrs. Katherine Kibbe of the Class of '28, will be held on Monday, June ninth at one o'clock in the Hotel Sheraton, following a business meeting concerning the gift of the Association to the school. After the lunch- eon, Mr. Rutenber will speak briefly on some aspect of school lifeg and the class of 1947, sixteen seniors, will be welcomed into and introduced to the Association. The possibil- ity of a money-making project in the fall will be discussed: and it will be announced at that time that there will be an Alumnae News issued in September -. the third of such issues. Everyone will be urged to send in news of themselves to Miss Faith Rice, 33 School Street, Springfield, Mass. Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. As yet Sue Judd is the only one who is working in a hospital. She is going to be a ward-aide in the Mercer Hospital, Trenton. New Jersey. ..l--2-1'-.1--1--1--.f-2-1-nf'-I--J--I-. .The rain rather restricted the evenings ' ' S activities: but the group found enough to lj Confectionary, D S S talk about to prevent their climbing into hed l' N . f All K. d l' , . lx until nearly twelve. . mmm 0 m 5 Q S On Sunday morning they slept late, and Lending Library and ' 94' ll ' S after breakfast, and another dip in the lake, S Postnffice 3 S. V they left for MacDuffie. V tl J im lx Gefl GPHOTL-9f!'8eC Many thanks go to Nancy and her par- lj 80 CEDAR ST' SPRINGFIELD ll Spf'If1.QflGld1 lj ents for a wonderful time - enjoyed by all. ': 'A 'i . O.,-.,-.1-.1-.1-ef-.1-.f-.1--,-4-.f-.f-Q l' l . l - I ,l t t H ' H l I c 1' f I jr LANDEN 51' SON lg THOMAS E. 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