MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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TIE 8' 9 , 'ie 2' l il f MACDUFFIE MAGNET ' 65' , YOL. XIX, No. 2 THE MACDUFFIE MAGNET, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. DECEMBER, I96O EAGER HEART IN REHEARSAL Carol Marvin, Pai- Wing, Cindy Whife, Dr. Child, director, are shown in rehearsal of the scene in which Eager Hear! meets but does not recognize the Holy Family Echoes of the 'g2'fDLgfielS APP . In Cl' Christmas Bazaar Am, MacDutTie's Greek foster-child Joanna Xyla, should be a next year because of the bazaar held in the grou the 48th Eager Heart Upholds Tradition By KAREN MICHAELS The maroon curtains of the South Hall stage part, and there, portrayed in simple dignity, stands the opening scene of the 48th annual production of Eager Henri- a play which, in the words of Dr. Ruth Child, the direc- tor, presents the reverent search of thc soul for Christ and His gracious coming at the Yuletide season. The student performance was given last night and the performance for the MacDuffie Parents Association will take place at eight o'clock tonight, December IS. Q Eager Hear! written in Lon- century by s first pro- 0 Since then before the and has been French. n, Eager New York don in CHI' Club coffee Club and the 0 cider 02685 ' The at NK rr cards and Yew egolixe' eckeixt XJ. Yaxs201L'D had its X in Q. B9 SOYMS- Yadoe, sale, to which S Same YY QMOWQ YS O contributed wait ' buys, ' 53:56 ' an sold MacDuffie 5 Y, Kia A Y,.Yx0lO Haber XJ' lg Placggseglg 5 7 Y 7 . 4-1 s Charms' APPYOPFI A W Y- YO 5' Psixvsq ebay pattoih D ,.e Czech Sleep Baby, Club Sold 3 Vane 1, xo QXQXQK Qoawa mtgaae' eevql' .9 Ya- owiss folksong, O Nightin- Glce Club showed X056 Rowi 95,Q-Xusiwvd Q Yagvlnekx- Jae Awake. form of singing 'telt FLTSJLC Wynn Y-05256 eivilef A Xavg-,KM .XM PS- AIS' A Croatian number, O Blessed Current Events Club t s Roni Sow Yxn05F5'XXx f-1-I Horse Day of l0Y,n will feature 3 5010 bl' ingly Wrapped packagk Second Schuwm Yakvei' Steve 'cn years. Melinda Rana Darmara and a duet by Susan fee. S' . Bmilevgler have participated in Sadflef and Judith Fine- A5 usual, the MaCDi hd Rogxgawx' different projects, and Melinda As in other years, Silent Nightu supervised games of ci Th YQXW nas won two trips to the State Club will be sung as a recessional. pious-looking little wax ,. ooys Congress in Boston on the Home lm- Mr. Roy Marvin is the director of among the prizes. provement and Poultry projects. the Glee Club.

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GLEE CLUB left to right First Row: H. Finlayson, D. Derrick, M. Somerville, C. Hopkins, C. Sadtler, E. Thomee, L Mueller, K. Kisiel, K. McCleery, P. Hutcheon. Second Row: H. Lawrence, D. Lamb, B. Darmara, G. Edgar, K. Kiokemeister, L. Lane, C. Shuman S. Harding, J. Jostrum, A. Bailey, .l. Fine. Third Row: L. Lyman, B. Knode, C. Goossen, P. Samuel, S. Leffingwell, C. Kobs, S. Darmara C. Russell, S. Aylward, J. Bhoads, A. Brunell. Fourth Row: S. West, L. Gadaire, L. Cranshaw, M. Wardner, V. Moss, W. Weber, C. Nims, N Dion, M. Weinstein. Although four girls short of last year's membership of fifty-four, the Glee Club performed admirably Wherever it went this year. Of the fifty girls, thirty-one were added during the September auditions. Under the direction of Mr. Roy Marvin, the club performed at the Christmas Concert, the Spring Fashion Show, and at Commence- ment. The combined concerts with various boys, schools provided new challenges for the girls, musical dexterity. At the concert With Wilbraham, the combined groups sang Randall Thompsonis HAlleluia, and with the Pomfret Clee Club the girls performed the choruses from OiTenbach's La Belle Helene, a comic opera. There was also a concert with Lenox. Once again, the club performed singing telegrams as their Christmas Bazaar project. This year's officers were headed by President Chip Sadtler. The Treasurer was Wendy Weber, Senior Librarian was Emmy Thomee, and Junior Librarian was Con- nie Hopkins. ,lenny Rhodes Was, again, accompanist for the group. C. S. 7 7