MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Wh! 5 We 5 0 t Pt COUNCIL ixvlwilfgf iyvq off t P me lp jfow Ay M WN t lt ,ca PW rf! N l , First Row: S. Lane, M. Holland. Second Row: P. Olcott, J. Lewis, M. Ley, S. Sampson, S. Wigglesworth. T interest and skill in all students, not onl ii c t't' ' b sports as well. he main objectives of the MacDuffie Athletic Association are to develop athletic y 1 ompeiive spoits ut in individual Throughout the year, the various varsity and junior varsity sports as basketball hockey, softball, and volleyball are played, tennis, ping-pong, and badminton serve as individual sports. ln th ' h schools in tournaments. e spring term, t e Tennis Team competes with various other The Red and Blue teams offer intramural competition. This year the captain of the Blue Team is Sally Sampson and the Red Team captain is Sheila Lane. These captains encourage March of Dimes contributions, as well as promote school athletic spirit. The President of the A. A. Council is Martha Ley, Secretary-Treasurer, Jane Lewis, Sophomore Representative, Pat Olcottg Freshman Representative, Sue Wiggles- worthg Junior School Representative, Mary Holland. J. L.

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CHEERLEADERS s I l l Cheerleaders: WendyXMorgan, Lynne Bloom, Cynthia White, Marcia Horton, Dianne Derrick, Judy GGDUIC, Penny Pope, Susan Pratt, Roxanne Close, Happy Lawrence, Lyn Carter. As in other years, the cheerleaders have succeeded in leading cheers at the many exciting games with schools such as Northampton, Fox Hollow, Mary Burnham, and Classical High School. Through much practice and under the leadership of Lynne Bloom and Anne Dickinson, the Cheerleaders have been a Well-organized representative of lVlacDuilie enthusiasm and spirit.