MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Third Row: A. Gibbons, P. Dow, S. Pratt, B. Roessel, J. Kushner, J. Hasbrouk, A. Sollenberger, S. is .bf SN 'Xi ' X .Ay . .k Qs. - X N1 . , . X. .J i x . . 1, X agar p 1 f ,JUNIOR CLASS , . N ix f . . I ,Q Left to Right, Kneeling: V. Costigan, D. Bush, C. Callahan, P. White, F. Post, J. Gentile, S. Shep- erd, A. Dickinson, M. Romanos, -S. Hacker, N. Conover, S. Bowers, K. Garvey, M. Ley. Second Row: K. Collins, L. Tolerton, M. Summerville, C. Wells, S. Lane, P. Pope, M. Horton, R. Cobbs, J. Tremble, C. Raimondi, P. Wright, C. Clark, W. Morgan. Gregg, E. Kreis, E. Richards, N. Taggart, N. Gritlin, M. Convery, A. McPherson, D. Council, S. Wallace, K. Lewis, L. Bloom. Fourth Row: H. Halkyard, B. Warmington, S. Bergeron, J. Espy, S. Sampson, A. Wallace, J. Har- rison, S. Dalton, M. Morse, C. Curtis, J. Brownlee, S. Palmer, J. Pfunder, M. Panettieri, A. Brown, C. Downs, M. Burricter. The class officers are Marcia Horton, president, Penny Pope, vice-president, Ros- alie Cobhs, secretary-treasurer. The Juniors have completed a busy year, and as a result they own class rings and are still boasting about their prom, HSortilege of the Deep,', which was held in February. With a final class picnic, they are beginning to prepare for the biggest event of all, their senior year. The Junior class was one of the largest that MacDuflie has had. There were sixty- three members, sixteen of which were new girls. The new members were Sarah Powers, Metta Burrichter, Caroline Calahan, Nancy Conover, Janet Dickerman, Susan Gregg, Nancy Griffin, Susan Hacker, Marilyn Norse, Faith Post, Susan Pratt, Barbara Boessel, Alice Sollenberger, Maida Somerville, Lynn Tolerton and Ann Wallace. M H

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F K , I, 1 r , ri ,., X. ., .V b .. . . 1 , f . V V. . , A i mtl. i 5, - U. fx, , X .- . . ., k. f - .,,.., . -' . .r ' ',.- ,E k . j - . QOPHMORE CLAS? we Left to Right, Kneeling: K. Lund, J. Fine, M. Baker, M. Somerville, D. Nash, A. Brusnicki, M. Black, P. O,Koon. Second Row: K. MacVicar, P. Borden, M. Wardner, M. Palmer, M. Stiles, H. Frasier, M. Brad- ford, E. Thomee, R. Kayan, C. Bagster-Collins. Third Row: S. Bates, A. Young, S. Lockwood, E. Sweet, S. Dnat, B. Comstock, B. Martin, L. Tor- rey, D. Dunning, K. Parker, C. Wliite, V. Smith, A. Bailey, D. Magee. Fourth Row: K. Bradsher, C. Reynolds, B. Crawford, V. Moss, G. Kuss, F. Godak, B. Knode, P. Samuel, H. Finlayson, C. Giokas, S. Cristowsky, H. Hartshorn, L. Mosedale, G. Edgar. Nineteen new girls entered the Sophomore Class this year making a total of forty- seven. We were happy to welcome Cynthia Bagster-Collins, Susan Bates, Catherine Bradslier, Barbara Comstock, Brenda Crawford, Susan Donat, Judith Fine, Heather Fraz- ier, Gail Kuss, Susan Lockwood, Karen Lund, Deborah Magee, Virginia Moss, Patricia O7Koon, Vickie Smith, Marion Somerville, Elizabeth Sweet, Lonny Torrey, and Cynthia White. The class elected to oflice: Marty Stiles, president, Marsha Palmer, vice-president, and Heather Frazier, secretary-treasurer. Kay Parker represented the day hops on the Student Council, and the borders chose Pat O'Koon. Diane Dunning served as vice-president for the Athletic Association. M.S