MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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W f- L---fffaeff sl-'fi 3 1' v:n1uwumnim GLEE CLUB eg, , WW , rw, left to right Front Row: Nancy Feinberg, Camilla Walker, Diane Derrick, Linda Lyman, Janet Visconti, Jane Scheckter, Susan Aylward, Kristin Zethren, Lee Ravitch, Janet Rhoads. Second Row: Leslie Guyton, Jane Goldberg, Linda Curtis, Elizabeth Carroll, Melissa Evans, Janis Jostrom, Sheridan Harding, Constance Shuman, Susan MacMillan, Kathryn Fuller, Dorothy Stevens, Karen Kisiel, Caroline Russell, Judith Nims, Mary Anne-Kaufmann. Third Row: Sharon Smith, Diane Lamb, Ann Vail, Carla Tolerton, Judy Tolman, Elizabeth Clew, Sally Leliingwell, Lynne Meyer, Mary Anne Shattuck, Harriette Lawrence, Ann Wilder. Fourth Row: Susan Dion, Linda French, Katrina Clinton, Barbara Petty, Jean Shelsy, Judith Legg, Martha Taylor, Constance Hopkins, Marilyn Weinstein, Kathryn McCleery, Chloe Goossen, Alison Brunell. The Clee Club this year has 60 members. Thirty one new members were added this year. Mr. Roy Marvin is the director. The officers elected are: Jane Scheckter, President, Pamela Hutcheon, Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Aylward, Nancy Dion and Janet Visconti are the librarians. December 9, 1961, we had a joint concert with Pomfret School. We sang a Bach Contata 'Tor Us a Child Is Born with a string ensemble accompaniment. We sang at the Eager Heart performances. Later this spring the Clee Club will sing at some more schools. In May, we will sing at the MacDuliie fashion show. Jenny Rhoads is the accompanist for the Clee Club. .l- S.

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DISSONANTES Front Row: Pam Hutcheon Back Row: lleft to rightl Diane Lamb, Janis Jostrom, Jane Scheclcter, Sally Lefhngwell, Barbara Bostwick, Lynne Palmer. A vocal nonet organized two years ago as an independent club, the Dissonantes perform at school parties, glee club concerts, dances, and at the annual lVlaeDuHie Fashion Show. Among the numbers sung by the Dissonantes are spirituals, folk and harhershop style songs. The president of the Dissonantes is Pamela Hutcheon. Tryouts for the replacement of graduating memlfers are held in the Spring. P.H. , wffcr :,, ,-my-,,f

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SELF HELP left to right Seated: lVl. Baylock, N. Donnis, B. Vlfyckoff, P. Olcott, C. Ringe. Standing: A. Vail, J. Rector, E. Carter, J. Thomee. C. Russell, L. Scott. The ending of the twentieth year of the lVlacDufhe self-help 'system is an example of the success of lVlacDuHie cooperation and student government, in which all students participate. The students are responsible for keeping their rooms, dormitories, and dining-room clean and neat. All share this responsibility equally and are guided by a group of eleven seniors. These seniors are prefects and hold the responsibility of supervising the duties, heading the student government and working together to handle minor disciplinary problems. It is a great honor and privilege to he a prefect at MacDuflie. The prefects are chosen by Dr. Rutenber, with the help of the student body and faculty, and they are announced at Commencement in June. The senior prefect is responsible for organizing and co-ordinating the other prefects. This years prefects were: Marcia Baylock, Howard Hall, Pat Olcott, Downing Hall, Cathy Hinge, Castle House, Barbara Wyckoff, Main House, Laurie Scott, Head of dining room, Lyn Carter and Jackie Rector, Dining-roomg and Anne Vail, Wallace Hall and Senior prefect. The day school prefects were Nancy Dennis, lane Thomee, and Carol Russell. A, C, V,