MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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VESPER SERVICE CLUB Left to Right, Kll66lillg'.' A. lVIcPherson, J. Wheelock, C. Congdon. Seco1zcIRow: M. Burns. A. LeBritton. P. Foust. lVl. Dexter. J. Mullen. Third Row: S. Stevens. E. Gillespie. E. White. B. Guiborcl. S. Dreier. lVl. E. Teahan. R. Cobbs. J. Consolatti. Missing: L. Bates. S. Ravitch. L. Alexander, C. Crosby. On Sunday evenings, the boarding students gather informally in the Wallace Hall Lounge for a Bible Hour. Members of the Vesper Service Club conduct the short Worship service of prayers, hymns, and readings. This is followed by the discussion of the Bible, religion, or other pertinent topics, and the singing of hymns, which contribute much to the school's spirit of fellowshi P' 1.12. M

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STUDENT COUNCIL l Left to Right, First Row: V. Doyle, S. Bowers, M. Dexter, A. LeBritton, C. Cone, P. 0,Koon, C. WaShbUl'H. Second Row: L. Hatch, K. Parker, S. Stevens, P. Foust, E. Gillespie, M-E. Teahan, J. Pfunder, G. Smith, A. Colton, N. Stevens, S. Streeter, J. Mullen. The Student Council, composed of nine prefects, nine representatives elected by their classes, and a president elected by the entire school, has several functions. Work- ing independently, the Council supervises the school's disciplinary system, handling all but the most serious problems without appeal to higher authority. Thus has developed our honor system, the success of which depends upon the co-operation of every girl. The Council also has a voice in other matters, and may frequently suggest changes for the improvement of the school. The faculty and the Student Council Work together to promote school spirit, order, and efficiency in our daily life. The Council writes letters to Moon Teck Kon, MacDuHie,s Korean foster child, and administers the funds for her support. The president this year was Ann LeBritton. The boarding prefects were Peggy Dex- ter, Pat Foust, Elsie Gillespie, Jane Mullen, Nancy Stevens, Suzanne Stevens and Mary- Eileen Teahan. Sue Streeter and Trudi Smith were the day prefects. Ann Colton and Carol Cone represented the senior class, Pat 0'Koon and Kay Parker, the sophomore class, Valentine Doyle and Claire Washburn, the freshman class, and Louise Hatch, the junior school. A L L

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GLEE CLUB Left to Right, Kneeling: E. Kreis, M. Dexter, P. Seymour, C. Congdon, J. Consolatti, E. Tomee, S. Harding, S. Leiiingwell, S. Bowers, A. Bailey. Second Row! S. Gregg, A. McNair, D. Sangrey, M. Burns, L. Alexander, H. Halkyard, S. Ravitch, L. Roberts, P. Wright, W. Morgan, M.H. Ho. ' Third Row: S. Bergerone, S. Rodin, A. Gibbons, L. Bates, A. LeBritton, M. Wardner, P. Horgan, S. Lane, J. Brownlee, D. Dunning, A. Sollenberger, R. Cobbs, B. Warmingon, J. Mullen, C. Crosby, A. Colton, G. Gipstein, M. Horton. Fourtli Row: D. Daigneault, G. Bloom, E. Gillespie, M. E. Teahan, M. Wetherbee, G. Smith, J. Fine, M. Morse, J. Pfunder, S. Lamb, S. Streeter, S. Stevens, N. Stevens, P. Foust, V. Basine, L. Callahan, P. White, N. McPherson. The sixty-member Glee Club, under the direction of Roy W. Marvin, has enjoyed an outstanding year. Nineteen new members were added after the September auditions. The Club's Christmas Bazaar project, singing telegrams typed on the spot and delivered by bermuda-clad songbirds, was a huge success. Other activities included concert-dances with the Lenox School and Suffield Academy in April, as well as the annual carol con- cert and performances at the March Fashion Show and at Commencement. For the first time an experimental group, the Friday Afternoon Chorus, provided singing experience for non-members under Mr. Marvinis direction. The ofiicers for this year were Luisa Alexander, President, and Lynn Bates, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Dawn Sangrey, Bambi Burns, and Heather Halkyard were Librarians, and Miu Hing Ho was Accompanist. L A