Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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SC DANCERS Anne Rosa. Cindy Freddie. I«aura Harrington. JoAnnc Joyce, Paula Buckley. Michelle Basque;. Jill Wolcott. Rayannc Bridgham. Mary Noble. The Springfield College Dancers have performed and provided lecture-demon- strations. workshops and classes for schools, colleges, and organizations in the New England area and on their own campus. The company is composed of SC students who are interested in artistic development in performance both on and off campus. 24

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F.R.I.E.N.D.S. F.R.I.E.N.D.S. (Foundation for Retarded Individuals Enhancing New Development Socially) is staffed by dedicated and enthusiastic Springfield College students who assist mentally retarded adults from the community in a recreation and leisure program. Activities that both staff and members have enjoyed this year are movies, arts and crafts, swimming, bowling, sports, prepar- ing their own Thanksgiving Dinner, an overnight to Mystic, Connecticut. Valentine’s Dance, Christmas Party, and a picnic at the East Campgrounds. 23

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ATTIC PLAYERS On the evenings of November 8 and 9. 1979. the Attic Players pre- sented the play The Exception and The Rule. The play was written by Bertold Brecht and was meant to convey the manner in which our society creates rules and then makes exceptions to them. The play also dealt with the social class structure and the judicial system and how exceptions are made to both. Directing the play was Professor Carroll Briteh of the Eng- lish Department. The main characters in the play were Sam Hein (pic- tured right) as the Merchant, Mary Koldstaedt as the Guide, Lisa Ormar- tian as the Judge, and Carol Widener as the Coolie. Also pictured (left) is Glenn Shaffer as the Innkeeper. 25