MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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. zz ., vnzfrure-rv:-ffiravnia Q :. mm1m gQgq!.P A W' A -' liz ll? Wi? ie. fig Z' . vaa.t'rse',fL13E,ff X' vor. xx, NO. A me MACDUFHE MAGNET, srklucrltm, MAss. MAY, 1962 MACDUFFIE A LA MODE Fashion Sli ls GSL111111' . The Pak r MacDuff' wafts f ion ' f i suitsg the f Good fashions Senior Prom Plans Nearing Completion On, Saturday, May 12, the annual Senior Promenade will take place at the MacDuffie School, keyed to a theme as yet unkown to all but the Elite. The celebrated Billy Poore and f band, from Providence, Rhode ll - sl, will provide music. senior class has been en- and preparatory NF the Prom in recent seen a poster corn- Dee O'Malley serving as co- Hutcheon Com- Hotel d Terry 'amit- xw Ne- Ss N eo , 48 is sy I 0.50 42420 .oh . -fs Q. , eve? .eggs x .3660 62: 9 . - .Sq A l ei Qi 00' 1:5 . xx xff 9 N ' fb? O a x xdbitbiqfbw H .Q Q oo 9 . ,N A Q, ef GD QU goal nn Wfallace. , eq N M-:1CDUHie Glee QCENQT Qi YS 056, Qyflfgcql., Executive Vice Cf1fCl'f2iI'16d- I 9 W 03525 sb X Qj9i1ird National Bank were served at 1 o Qfbcg? QQ A QC' I ,go-31 .id General Chairman CU5f0m31'Y, door Prizes Q 65 Xotbxoaiw U 909 xg gyaffie Development Fund FIOWCYS fUfUi5hCd iiigrgbib Q1 X49 08360 QBQQQT announced shortly before WWC 11505 F0 d9C0f9-C the X9 V 30696 Qgfgb QS5Qf'f.iet went to press that the total course of the afternoon, an oil ing by Mrs. Morris Ritchie was fled. As in previous years, the of thc fashion show will be E as a gift of the Parents Association to MacDuffie. A special event this year in connec- tion with the fashion show was the appearance of student models on tele- vision on Monday afternoon, April 30, MacDuffie mothers, as well as stu- dents, modeled the various creations. The six mothers were Mrs. Daniel Burhanl-1, Mrs. joseph Baker, Mrs. Joel lk-i'iiil:mrgg, Mrs. Herbert Hill, Cominocrl on page five X35 ect 42,0 yy Qpbgy Qfglkjjl' it of cash and pledges received K Q81 Y-f ' -, fb A A , N . aate amounts to S244,000. He ex- Qwolp-xqy Qyaegb Qioaiiafl Qbobrgvwrcssed himself as very pleased with 65, X00 N95 gba Q qw age? the progress of the camaign. 00 QOXQ-Q' Qfozis ,gb The solicitation of the Springfield HL 5 gb E5 'Q Vi ,500 ,909 '5 area is almost over, and that of board- gfaf' sys oy gf ZX 'E' ing parents and alumnae from a dis- Mary Q' Q90 Qc-rbiOQ'i-1101, in tance is now well underway. Dr. biblical h. QOQ -NQFNQ, has fe' Arthur F. G. Edgelow, Chairman of cently been NQ 30 mt SCl10l2I', the Board of Trustees, has expressed an honor whic. S0 J that she is in the hope that the month of May will the highest aca-. c group at the college. Barbara Schwartz, '58, and Luisa Alexander, '59, also have been honored by election to the group of Continued on page five bring the total to at least S300,000. If this happens the Board will move quickly to start the construction of the classroom building in June, and Continued on page three L l OQQEE' C9 Q I xbo Ov

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a...., Q Tr I . -4.,,,...,... ai .Q 0, f Q 43' Oi. , 3 MACDUFFIE AGNET VERITAS Q .Exp V XX No. 3 THE MACDUFFIE MAGNET, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. MARCH, 1962 THE THEME WAS 'ENCHANTMENT' tlsliilie Spirit' Will Be Given ln QI une juniors, who have become familiar with apparitions, ghosts, and witches through their study of Macbfffa, should feel completely at home with Blifln' Sjziril, which has been chosen for the Commencement play. This farce by Noel Coward has en- both Broadway and London with hilarious complications the return of a female spirit her world. figure of the play. a writer, takes material for a in the P his dismay ' 'flak to his en dead VOl1S S . YJ of fb Totals Aff' Mr. Rus' i so President. Ng. . -QW o of . eo Q90 fs eefef' YN' CJ. GV JI if ' is S69 an a Xyqfx Q05 i, Wl'lO . . Q9 QJ. .i, an un- Qf, 99- eayesstb ba A 95' QQ if QQ? . the first day Leigh YN. X- 59 QQJQQ ,sday,lApril Sth, A A .',i- O X2' - -'F h H l . of paren 49 094' -Qs .qpggox at 3 MacDuffie :gf-N 652' fy oOQ' i'- remarked. of this money parents, alumnae porationsg and than sh of out-of-town pareritsxx V ' was barely underway. A lf people who are to be in the next two months will CJ- QV age . 0 9 .xp be ei,-f 9358. to . Q 0 , . . ef MQ' Cf xpessi .e Has Finalist do 5 ' fb , . 9' ww 3559 Gee-L69 .rioncil Merit goq? QF' NSE alentine Doyle, '62, has received Q00 660 be-. .ard that she is a finalist in this yearis 9 .ko Q? National Merit Contest. Since she be- came a semi-finalist, her College Board scores, a letter stating her in- generously as those who .have Y -i ek AQ? Xifxbixgcio, 11:1 I1 terests and plans, and school recom- been asked, there is no question of eampaign's success, Mr. Neff said. Dr. Rutenber expressed himself as very pleased with the response to date and is hopeful that the next two months will bring in sufficient funds to enable the school to start the class- room building this spring. One of the heartening things about the cam- paign said Dr. Rutenber, His the way that parents, alumnae and friends have Continued on page four - ,..,.K,.my,.. U5' 4561 QOiQ-N s First QOQ 'Q-090'-DQR .s Second Q6 Q. QQ,-S69 65,11 Johnson ai 000 XNONQQQS une and Mar- eia, fb NS Q. .merican history. ln f so Largef, by Connie Shuman, formed on March 14, was shown .ie plight of a woman whose husband had rescued her from a life of crime but continued to re- mind her of her past until, in despera- Continuecl on page six mendations have been submitted to supplement the original record, made up of scores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Valentine now has a chance to become a scholar- ship winner. MaeDuffie has had .1 number ol finalists and two winners in the half dozen years of the National Merit program. Last year Meredith Black was a winner and Beth Kramer and Carla Rueckert were finalists. 'Sb Q Ag. 36

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M DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: S. Reynolds, J. Benner, P. Suboter, P. Pendola, C. Sullivan, V. Doyle, C. Shuman, L. Ravitch, K. Zethren, M. Knight, L. Sagers. Second Row: J. Tucker, E. Moore, S. Aylward, C. Hanson, E. Evans, L. Hoffman, D. Derrick, C. Skomoro, K. Kiesel, K. McCleary, K. Earnshaw, C. Johnson, M. Pagos, J. Nims, L. Sucretes, S. Paige. Third Row: H. Levine, J. Scheckter, V. Guild, K. Stein, J. Jostrom, C. Martin, S. Harding, J. Raffeld, E. Robbins, B. Wykcoff, J. Rector, M. Baylock, C. Tolerton, S. Ritchie, S. Dion. Fourth Row: D. Hammond, P. Asinoif, L. Coffey, E. Rodin, M. Downey, B. Raffeld, C. LaVigne, S. Brighton, C. Duffey, S. Cohen, M. Wilson, N. Donnis, G. Gramse, J. Bromley, M. Shattuck, J. Downey, A. Brunell, P. Steketee. Under the direction of Dr. Ruth Child and Mrs. Dorothy Phaneuf, the Dramatic Club began its activities this year with the election of officers. Valentine Doyle was elected president with Chris Hanson elected as secretary-treasurer, and immediately thereafter auditions were held for the admittance of new members. On December 14th and 15th the Club presented its annual performances of 'Eager Heart with Kristy Zethren in the title role and in March the one-act plays written by the juniors were presented. On June 4th the Commencement Play HBlithe Spirit with an all Senior cast was proudly presented and enthusiastically received. P L .. .,,, V