Nasson College - Nugget Yearbook (Springvale, ME)

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QLWMQG4. Presidenz . . NXIADELINE BRAUN Vice Presidevzr DOROTI'IY BARKER S6'C1'61fafy . . JEAN LORD T1'66l.9Zl7'67' . . . HELEN PIERCE Faculty Adviser . . MRs. KATHERYNE T. HEzXLY Un November 21, 1936, the Y. VV. held their annual Bazaar Which proved to be a great success financially. Our Christmas Vesper Service on December 12, had as its guest speaker Nlrs. Varney who spoke on The Nleaning of Christmas, and also had as its guest soloist Miss Anna Chynovveth from the University of New Hampshire. The annual Y. VV. C. A. Sunday was for the second year another day to be long remembered by the girls of Nasson. In the morning all students attended their respective churches. During the afternoon a pro- gram furnished by the Cvlee Club, orchestra and selected readings by Dr. Xvallace Was an inspiration to us all. The day Was brought to a close with a tea which was served by the faculty. T331

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Q5 ,tif 'M ifgfjyf. ifafifff agile we Didgiifid and The orchestra has had a very busy season. lt has played at the Ethelbert Nevin Club, a Parent-Teachers Association meeting, the VVom- an's Club, and several mornings in chapel. Although it is quite small, results have been very good. The glee club, also, has been quite active this year. It has sung at the Dean's Reception, the VVoman's Club, the Y. XV. C. A. tea, and sev- eral assemblies. Both of these organizations have been under the expert guidance of lVlrs. Tibbetts and lVIrs. MO1'g3H. The members are: Mary Atwood, O7'ClZ6Sf7'6l Nlary Nickerson Ruth Atwood A Eleanor Pendleton, Orclzesira Jane Ball Electa Plummer Dorothy Barker lvinifred Purdy Charlotte Faulkner Rita Purnell, Orcfzeszfm Nlary Gagnon lVlary Ray Florence Haskell Lelia Raymond Esther Hill Virginia Searles, Orchesfm Priscilla Lovely lVlildred Sturtevant Ruth Ludlow Eleanor Voorhees Thelma Martin, Orchesrm Arona W7ight Leatha lVloore, Orchestra Frances W7ilson Vi1'giHia NCISOH Eleanor W7right, Orclzesfvu Rita Young, Orcheszcm - l 34 l '