Nightingale Bamford School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I EUMMITTEE UF THE ARTS 1 The newly reorganized Committee of Arts has been enlarged this year to include practically every girl in time Upper School because it incorporates time clubs, publications, the Junior Gtee Club, and tile new activity, English iz-etis. All of these are combined into one organi- zation whose aim is to Wort: together as a unit to provide a coordinated program of entertainment for the year. The Chairman represents the interests of tile Arts on time Seif- Governing Council. Sire is Editor of THE SHIELD, and it is tier joio to plan and organize the projects of time individual activities. In the past tile Chairman has been merely a figureileaci doing no set join. It is tiopect that in tire future this office will continue to gain increasing prestige, for it is one of responsibility and importance to ttxe success of a school year. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR, Chairman 32

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. .ATHLETICS President A Terry Turner Secretary Elsie East Captain, Silver Team Angeiine Lockwood Captain, Blue Team Patricia Dingwait Suit:-Captain, Silver Team Barbara White Sub-Captain. Blue Team Nancy Huffman VULLEYBALL Blue Team Terry Turner Gait Vvarct Katherine Busseiie Marianne Aeiaii Anita Loeiimann Barbara Vvan Brunt Leanne Somerioy Patricia Dingwait Silver Team Elsie East Jane Ruud Mary Burt Holmes Angeline Locicwooci Ntary Gay Homer Joan Kennedy Barbara Vvilite ivtaioet Hoyt BASKETBALL Blue Team Gait Vvarct Terry Turner Margaret Norton Betty Bait Marianne Aeioii Sara Bonnett Gail Vvarci Terry Turner Etsie East VARSITY Silver Team Elsie East Jane Ruuct Mary Burt Holmes Angetine Locicwooci Ntonique Piiieger Valerie Nietct Betty Bait Angeline Locicwooct Sara Bennett

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AHTIHUB This year the Art Cluln expanolecl to thirty-two patrons of the brush ancl palette. Une of the Art Clulfs loig projects last Fall was the mural for the courtyarcl. Plans were initiatecl last year ancl completeol this Autumn. Headed lay Joan Kennedy, who originated the iclea of a merry-go-round with circus animals, the Worlc was accomplished hy memlners of the Art Clulo who were Willing to larave the colcl. The mural achieved a delightful effect. December larought the Fair for which the Art Cluh Worlfs feverishly each year beginning with the invitations and programs, and encling with the simple yet impressive olecorations. Thanlcs to the comloinecl cooper- ation of everyone, the Fair was again a success. The next two projects for the Art Cluh were malcing the scenery for the French play anol the operetta which the Glee Clulo gave. In January a tea was given for the memlaers of the Art Club with a guest spealcer. The year enclecl with the annual Art Exhibit given lay the Art Club in which the whole school participated. Awarcls Were given lay the judges ancl the exhilait createcl much interest. - KATHERINE BUSSELLE, President GLEE EL B The Glee Cluh is a group ol? eager girfs who Want to sing Well ancl enjoy the lcnovvleclge of a Wicle variety of different songs. The main event this past year has loeen the procluction of The Heczclless Horseman, an operetta hy Douglas Moore with liloretto hy Stephen Vincent Benet. It was given with the Collegiate School for Boys ancl was very successful. The Glee Club has continueol to lead the singing for Prayers with the aclclition of several new responses as well as the occasional performance of an anthem uncler the stimulating leaclership of lVlrs. Davis, .loan Kennecly, and Elsie East. Qur clulo is one to which a girl may lae proucl ancl happy to loelong, ancl We hope it will remain an outstancling leader of the arts in our school. JOAN IQENNEDY, Presiclent JUNiUB.ELEE CLUB The .lunior Glee Clulo is a group of girls from Classes Six, Seven ancl Eight. They sang at the Christmas pageant ancl at a Music Assemloly in the Spring. Qu May seventh they gave a concert with St. Bernarcfs School, which We all enjoyecl tremenclously. BARBARA WfII'FE, President 33