Marlborough High School - Sundial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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LA SEN O RI The days of the CatHe Barons... Dashing vaqueros, the sound of music and the click- ing of castanets . . . Sparkling dark eyes, hair with the sheen of a blackbird's wing, lacy mantillas . . . Fertile fields and boun- teous harvests - oranges, limes, pomegran- ates, figs, olives, and wine grapes . . . Hospitality and friendliness. lt was the period of the Mexican Arcadia. if : 1 T- ,N -' In an ag it HON -- +34 44 Es --

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i lim N lAEllVIllESl THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of the Chairman, appointed by Miss Blake, three girls chosen from each class-the president and two girls elected by the class-and the chairman of the resident student council. A faculty member, Miss De Wolf, acts as special adviser, and the group works at all times under the supervision of Miss Blake. The main purposes of the Council are: to serve as the connecting link between Miss Blake and the faculty on the one hand and the students on the other, in order that all points of view may be considered in the formulation of school proiectsg to give an opportunity for leadership to the students of the school, and to centralize the various activities. ln carrying out the latter function the Council has organized several major committees with chairmen in the Council. These are the delinquent dues committee, the hospitality committee to assist new girls in adiusting themselves, the courtesy and conversation com- mittee, the order committee with its various sub-committees, and other groups which lead to a more efficient working condition, Each year has brought new functions, and it is the aim of the Council to meet all current needs and thereby serve Marlborough to the best of its ability. l - CFIUND -. .gl 46 Fai.-