MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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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

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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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THE FRENCH CLUB Left to Right, Front Row: C. Cone, O. Crosby, S. Ravitch. C. Gipstein, B. Guibord, lVl. Burns A. Sargent, A. Chalfant, D. Daigneault. Second Row: J. Espy, S. Shepherd, F.. Richards N. Conover, B. Bowen, P. Seymour, S. Dalton. E Kreis, J. Hasbrouk, S. Dukehart, P. Dow, E. White. Third Row: K. Garvey, C. Cheney, N. Taggart, K. Collins, B. Rossey, C. Curtis, V. Basine, C Pick. J. BozBeckian. P. Wright, J. Pfunder. This year the French Club officers were Bailey Guihord, presidentg Gail Cipstein, vice-president, Anne Sargent, secretary, Sue Rodin, treasurer, and Bambi Burns, pro- gram advisor. The French Club has grown considerably this year in comparison to other years. Under the supervision of Miss Yeranian, the club has enjoyed many successful meetings. The members have participated in discussions concerning the Renaissance, and have learned many French songs. The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston lent the French Club some pictures portraying the French Renaissance. We have also seen picture slides of France, all of which have promoted interest in French culture and art. At the Christmas bazaar, the French Club had a booth gaily decorated with French posters, at which sandwiches, apple cider, and hot coffee were sold. The club was suc- cessful in raising money for our foster child from Korea. As every year, the French Club was an enthusiastic group and the members participated in speaking French with one another while learning more about the country itself. B G