MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Magic . . . verse to appear By grace of your ads. Time? Scenes by the coke machineg oh, my eyes And these classes . . . Haven't you heard about No-Doz? Look Look said Jane Spot is in the soup, There is Spot In the Soup. Cross off the days on your calendar. We are the nationis future We hold in our damp hand the key: Ours is the dawn. We Are the beacon lights of example. We Need our sleep. Thank you, thank you Policemen and chaperones. We remembered. We shall stamp out Mondays and alarm clocks fThey still say it canlt be donej. Close at mine ear I heard a voice But I was running. ls there yet an echo? Strain, strain your ears . . . From a distance, O thin small sound strain . . . You must Wear boots. J. F.

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VARIETY CLUB M 13:55 Tier. ..,. 1' W' 5 ' F Q t 9 W 5 'E V liwlw ml 5 T A legs 5 is ': n M REM ltlggillligltiaggagliggi Left to right : First Row: K. Paige, S. Blake, A. McEwen, J. Perry, S. Clarke, L. Pendola, G. Schwarz, P Sagalyn, S. Gaudrault. Second Row: J. Bulkley, P. Miller, L. Wernick, D. Bulkley, S. Waugh, D. Moore, C. Vezina, M Steele, L. Hillert. Third Row: S. Dion, L. Van Heusen, P. Suboter, C. Dellecese, D. Deitz, G. Kosakowski, E. Fuller R. Finnell, B. Hill, S. Fitzgerald, A. Collyer. The Variety Club, under the wonderful guidance of Miss Butcher and Miss Hengerer, has again had a Very successful year. The club made its, traditional Christ- mas stockings for the Christmas Bazaar. They were gaily decorated, and the table was a success. The annual Variety Club play was graciously received. The club welcomed eighteen new members. They were: Susan Blake, Susan Dion, Elizabeth Fuller, Sandra Gaudrault, Barbara Hill, Leone Hillert, Diana Moore, Katherine Paige, Patricia Sagalyn, Constance Vezina, Linda Van Heusen, Martha Steele, Susan Waugh, Leslie Wernick, Anne Collyer, Sallie Clarke, Gail Scliwarz, Geraldine Kosakowski, and Ann McEwen. The President was Susan Fitzgerald, the Treasurer, Geraldine Kosakowskig and the Secretary, Martha Steele.