MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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LATIN CLUB left to right First Row: L. Van Heusen, M. Holland, T. Thompson, B. Gaudrault, R. Giordano, P. Sagalyn, B. Wyckoff, C. McGraw, S. Wigglesworth, G. Walsh, D. Lamb, E. Moore, L. Pendola, J. Bulkley, A. Collyer, B. Finnell, C. Johnson. Second Row: M. Boyle, S. Dion, N. Corwin, P. Colapietro, D. Albro, C. Dellecese, P. Miller, J. Heldenbrand, T. Wallace, D. Derrick, S. Clapp, S. Leonard, C. Hanson, L. Hoffman, C. Partridge, C. Grasso, S. Paige, D. Stevens, G. Schwarz, C. Ringe. Third Row: S. MacArthur, M. Downey, C. Walker, D. Deitz, J. Tucker, B. Adams, D. Carlisle, C. Eddy, B. Fuller, H. Lawrence, L. Decorie, W. Paul, E. Robbins, H. Dunning, F. Baker, A. Buek. Fourth Row: . Raffeld A Mentor S. Clarke C. Fla M. Dre a K. Kisiel, G. Kosakowski, C. J , . . , gs, s , Gallan, L. Pessolano, B. Hughes, P. Van Zandt, A. Northrup, N. Feinburg, B. Taylor, .l. Schultz, B. Hill, L. Hillert. Fifth Row: M. Weinstein, J. Warmington, L. Gadaire, E. Patton, C. Nims, K. McCleery, K. lngraham, S. Cohen, B. Danielson, R. Darmara., J. Pfunder, E. Rodin, K. Fuller, P. Dalton, E. Swanson, S. Fitzgerald, M. Wilson, M. Steele, M. Baylock, J. Rector. This year the Latin Club had a membership of 119. All the members of the Latin Club received pins, making them members of the Junior Classical League, a national organization composed of local classical clubs in junior and senior high schools. The programs during the club's monthly meetings were both interesting and educational. Plays were presented in Latin, plans discussed for the annual Christmas Bazaar, which was extremely successful this year, and an exhibit and lecture on Greek mythology, loaned by the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Mass., represent a few of the programs. The oliicers of this club this year were: Gay Walsh, President, Sue Harrison, Vice- Presidentg Betsy Moore and Diane Lamb, Treasurersg and Sue Wigglesworth, Secre- tary.

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CURRENT EVENTS CLUB left to right E First Row: N. Donnis, C. Parlin, C. Kinkade, C. Giokas, C. Mainwaring, L. Pendola, A. Partlow, S. Paige, D. Albro. Second Row: I. Argento, G. Edgar, C. Martin, B. Morse, J. Arnold, N. Corwin, J. Thomee. Third Row: C. Hopkins, K. Murkett, H. Cochran, K. Zethren, S. Aylward, J. Bromley, K. Parker, J. Rhoads, M. Mallis. The function of the Current Events Club is to develop interest in current events and a better understanding of world happenings. This year the Current Events Club, with Miss Heald serving as faculty advisor, conducted a lively debate concerning the approaching presidential election. All who participated enjoyed presenting their ideas and views before the entire school. The Current Events Club also had a very attractive and original booth at the annual Christmas Bazaar. K. W. P.