MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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SCIENCE CLUB First Row: R. Cobbs, C. Martin, N. Brown, M. H. Ho, P. Samuel, J. Downey, M. A. Chalfant, C. Bloom. Second Row: D. Bush, V. Costigan, S. Wallace, C. McVicar, C. Kuss, M. A. Pagos, D. Hahn, S. Dreier, S. Pratt, B. Martin, H. Hartshorn, C. Reynolds, D. Council. Third Row: J. Brownlee, C. Cheney, M. Malis, S., Richie, J. Kushner, C. Raimondi, J. Espy, S. Bergerone, C. Giokas, .l. Cristowski, M. Panettari, A. McPherson, R. Kayan, P. Mace, A. Sar- gent. The Science Club is the largest club in the school this year, and we have Miss Putnam as our advisor. There is a meeting held every month according to the schedule. In September, the club went to see the planetarium and from this trip, learned much about the stars and heavenly bodies. In February, two gentlemen from the Springheld Telephone Com- pany came and talked to the club about one of the newly invented marvels, the solar battery which changes the sun's energy into electrical energy through silicon. They had interesting demonstrations and all the members enjoyed this meeting.

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PHGTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to Right, Sitting: S. Fitz, P. Horgan, V. Fitz, A. Chalfant, J. Espy. Standing: P. Borden, U. Conover, C. Congdon, C. Cheney, D. Daigneault. Although the Photography club is the smallest in the school, it is far from being the most inactive. This past year is the first year that such an organization has been in- cluded in the school life. No oliicers were elected, but there was a faculty advisor. Miss Heald acted as right hand, lense cleaner, and aided the girls much as they struggled to get sharp, properly centered pictures. One of the most enjoyed assignments for the class members was to do a study of Thanksgiving and what it meant - in pictures, of course. S.C.R

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THE SCIENCE CLUB First Row: P. Dow, M. A. Romanos, G. Edgar, S. Aylward, V. Zerra, S. Fitz. Second Row: L. Hovey, C. Russell, S. Harding, R. Giordano, B. Guibord, P. Seymour, G. Fitz, S. Shearer. Third Row: J. Wheelock, D. Hammond, A. Goodwin, K. Collins, L. Tolerton, B. Wardinski, E. White, K. Parker, M. Styles, D. Magee, A. Dickinson. Fourth Row: C. Cone, N. Ferguson, T. Smith, P. Foust, L. Callahan, C. Visconti, O. Crosby, E. Gillespie, S. Lamb, L. Alexander, L. Merrick, J. Hasbrouk. The school bazaar in December provided the club with the opportunity to sell in it's lfooth stationery and Christmas Wrapping paper. Every member did her best in this ba- zaar. At the January meeting, the club decided to continue the subscription of uLife magazine which is helpful to both the chemistry and biology classes, and to give 340. to the March of Dimes. There were other trips, scientific movies and outside speakers during the school year. The club enabled its members to widen the members' knowledge through all these activities and the club wishes to thank it's advisor, Miss Putnam, for aiding in so many ways. M.H.H