Pine Manor College - Pine Log Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, MA)

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Circulo ispanico The purpose of this club is to promote the study of the Spanish language and the understanding ofthe culture and customs of the Hispanic countries. Although the club is a new venture, it has become an integral part of the college community. ..OCToBER: Constitution drawn up and adopted, executive ofiicers elected ..NovEMBER: A series of Spanish dances were given, executed by two young Spanish women and a young man. . .DEoEMBER: Lecture on the forms of ed- ucation in South America, and the ways in which the United States is helping this policy. . .FEBRUARY: Lecture and illustrations on Spanish music by Sefiorita de Ofxate. . .MARoH: Information, Please program presented by the members. . .APR1L: Spanish charades and skits . .MAY: Films presented by the Grace Line, showing the life in the various countries in South America. jordan, Chase, Nugent, Bausher, Laubengayer, D. Brown, Markey, Galway ' Hanes, Hayes, Gerhmann, Goelitz, Glover, Nevius Holt, McBride, Young, Wilson, O,Rourke Absent: Faas, Felt, Haines, Hamill, Harrison, Hoyt, Hutchins,Jannottahlohnson, McGuire, Mulford, P. Nugent, Robinson, Sears, Stibbs, Tippett, Whalen F92

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Wilson, Stalling, M. King, Nissen, Markey, Hunter Chase, Boyle, Custer, Bowman, Nugent, Foulkrod Howarth, Abbott, Kern, O'Rourke Absent: Bunker, Collins, Cornelius, Moore, Muckerman, Osborne, Pritzlaff, Rockwell, E. Thompson, Troxel The German Club is an organization wholly made up of people who are es- pecially interested in furthering their knowledge of the manners and customs of the German people, as they were known before the present Nazi regime. Al- though the activities of this club have been few, its members feel that it has added a great deal to their knowledge of the old Germany. The events of the club are as follows: ..Dancing lesson by Miss Gertrude Rieschke. . .Visit to the Germanic Museum in Cam- bridge. In this museum there is a large collection of German architectural de- tails, and statues of the Middle Ages. The beautiful reproductions of German church chalices are indicative of the beauty that is in the hearts of all true Germans. There is also a library con- taining some of the works of Rainer Maria Rilke, one of the great modern mystical poets of today. . .Spring Picnic Waller QI German Club

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Keeler, Cox, Hobart, V. Lewis, Eaton, Harding, Tod, Richter M. Clark, Goodman, Blaikie, Groelitz, Stewart, Brooks, Mueller, L. Thompson, C. Mayerberg, Kaufman Emery, P. Mayerberg, Wheaton, Shallenberger, Miller, M. Thompson, Collins, Lile, Godwin, Adams, A. Whittemore Absent: Bursley, Cornelius, Draper, Horton, Russell, Wise, Burnet, Congdon, Dilw0rth,Grinnell, Hutchins, Ang. - Johnson, Ann johnson, Pettibone, Reynolds Every Thursday morning we see a large group of girls walking toward Bardwell Auditorium for the first period, for choir practise under the expert supervision of Dr. Thompson Stone. The choir has sung at Armistice, Christmas and Easter Services and is always present as an informal group at college functions. This year the selections that have been sung are: . .Armistice Day The Reeessional by de Koven . .Christmas Service Glorious Forever by Rachmaninoff Lo, a Song ry'Cherubim, by Bortniansky . .Easter Service Saint Mag: Magdalene by D,Indy Solos sung by Muriel Burnet and Rose Adams have added a great deal to the enjoyment of the audience. Miss Laura Henry's accompaniments have been much appreciated. lssl