MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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CURRENT EVENTS CLUB First Row: Chris Nims, Anne Lessner, Mary Ann Kopp, Jeany Rhoads, Carol Joffe, Kammy lVIcLeary, Penny Pendola. Second Row: Candy LaVigne, Dee Derrick, Janet Lindquist, Ginny Guild, Susan Paige, Ann Buek, Carol Martin, Betsy Moore, Doris Cove, Beverly Morse. Third Row: Clair Washburn, Carolyn Parlin, Marion Steele, Connie Sullivan, Laurie Magriel, Jane Duffy, Wendy Ropes, Carolee Shepard, Sherry Smith. The Current Events Club was made up of girls interested in the World around them. Through discussion and debate, a better understanding of current events was reached. To attain this goal, the Club planned to put on a debate on a timely topic: Re- solved, that Berlin should be defended, even at the cost of war. Following this, we planned to have speakers and films on topics of current interest. At the Christmas Bazaar, the Current Events Club conducted a raflle. Luring packages were displayed, and chances costing ten cents were offered. Drawings on them every half-hour resulted in many happy winners and much money. The Club,s officers this year were Jenny Rhoads, President, Carole ,lofi-e, Vice President and Mary Ann Kopp, S6Cretary-Treasurer. Our advisor, as in past yes: was Miss Theo-,lean Heald. BL