Cover design by Susan Jantzen
Picture, left to right - Haskell, Wrightsman, Kuhl, Lacock, Van Campen, Bigelow, Jantzen, Monroe, McCoy, Greenwood, Castendieck, Temple
"Fish got to swim, birds got to fly," the Motifs have to sing - this, in a nutshell, is the basis from which the Class of '59's singing group has grown. With its organization in the fall of 1955, the group set out to entertain the campus as well as themselves. In the past four years, the Motifs have seen many changes and developments both in membership and in the size of its repertoire.
The Motifs have become a tradition at "Just Desserts," and have sung at class dances, house dances, numerous all-college dances, mixers, octet concerts, on the campus radio station WMHC, and other campus functions, as well as off-campus at Amherst, Yale and Wiggins Tavern in Northampton.
One hope of the Motifs is finally realized in this record.
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First Sopranos: Charlotte Kuhl, Abadan, Iran Susan Monroe, Scarsdale, N.Y. Penny Van Campen, Corning, N.Y.
Second Sopranos: |
First Altos: Allee Bigelow, St. Paul, Minnesota Mary Greenwood, Business Manager Woodmere, N.Y. Doug McCoy, Rock Hill, So. Carolina
Second Altos: |
The Motifs would like to acknowledge the help of Carol Coonley, Katherine Knutson, Malcolm Nicol, and WMHC in making this record.
Cover and Liner Printed by MacMurray Press, N.Y.
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Side One:
1. Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine |
Side Two:
1. Let's Fall in Love, arr. Knutson |