MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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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

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1 ' .4 ,, . vu ff! 5 Kg, YL' 9 ' 1' all Ot' Q' ' ' wt A tw -' s Qwbu L 13 I' I 9 P PU' . ., . LEADERS c:oRPs AJ' 1 'C A ' J. 1 Q J . ' 5. . .' U ii A ,. ' ' ,gif 1 .tn .,'- 14.1 .YU if- J s V- K1 . ' f, . ' an -' ' M ' s' i . I 00 j O W :U WJ rfb' fnvibqi 9 47 2 1 S 0' .4 0 Jil V slr su left to right First Row: T. White, S. Darmara, J. York, J. Rector, C. Kinkade, B. Wyckoff. Second Row: C. Ringe, L. Carter, P. Steketee, B. Comstock, M. Wardner, K. Stein. Under the direction of Jill York, President, and Jackie Rector, Secretaryltreas- urer, the Leaders Corps has had an active year planning school parties and dances in addition to decorating for the bazaar at Christmas and organizing many 'other school activities. This year's newly-elected members are: Lyn Carter, Barbara Comstock, Jackie Rector, Cathy Binge, Katy Stein, Penny Steketee, Terry White, and Barbara Wyckoff. The purpose of this club is to acquaint its members with responsibility and leadership. l l l l l

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THE DISSONANTES left to right .l. Fine, C. Sadtler, M. Wardner, P. Samuel, C.Kobs, C. Hopkins, V. Moss, H. Finlayson. A vocal nonet organized last year as an independent club, the Dissonantes perform at school parties, glee club concerts and dances. Among the numbers sung by the. Dissonantes are their versions of ulVlr. Zip fused as an introductionj, MThe Seine, 44Poor Boy, and their own 44DaiTodil Song. The president of the Dissonantes is Judy Fine. Tryouts for the replacement of graduating members are held in the spring. J. F.