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

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X! lin uk 'i li hhlk qi' 1 13 X i I RESIDENT STUDENT CCUNCIL HE Resident Council, which is composed ot a Faculty Adviser and a proportionate number ot students from the resident group, is represented through the Chairman in the Student Council of the day school. Generally this group seeks some objective lor the current year, which oftentimes results in an interesting project. The duties of the Council closely correspond to those ot the Executive Board ot the day school. The members consult with Miss Blake on matters ot school policy which pertain directly to the resident students, individually or as a group. The Council meets every Monday evening tor a halt hour betore dinner. At this time the business ot the week is dis- cussed and the social calendar is caretully scheduled for the approval of the entire group. After dinner, which the Council has with Miss Blake, the entire group meets in the Drawing Boom tor the report ot the Chairman. Thus the Council maine tains an etticient but informal approach to the management ot the lite in the resident department. First Semester Second Semester lane Canriatax, Chairman lane Cannatax, Chairman Florence Blake, Secretary Pauline Hawkins, Secretary Kingsbury Burnett, Treasurer Kingsbury Burnett, Treasurer lean Elliott Miss Dickinson-Faculty Adviser

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'wi I: - 'I' f,--s I r, 15,-.u:zfk infix .:- -ff ft-ff 13. 5 X4 N THE STUDENT CCUNCIL HE Student Council is the organ of student and faculty gov- ernment at Marlborough. lt is composed of eleven girls. The President of the Student Association is nominated by a standing committee of the faculty members, consisting of the Principal, the two Vice-Principals, the Student Adviser, and the Adviser of the C. S. F. The President is chosen by the Student Association from the ballot thus prepared. ln addition to the President, the Council consists of the three Class Presidents, the Chairman of the Resident Student Council, and two members from each class elected by their respective classes. The regular meeting of the Council is held every Tuesday with the possibility of a meeting on Thursday if necessary. The main purposes of the Student Council are to serve as a con- necting link between the students on the one hand and Miss Blake and the faculty on the other, to centralize committee activities, and to assist the Principal in the formulation and exe- cution of school policies. loan Brandel--Chairman Ruth Tarnutzer Mary Roberts Virginia Agnew Elizabeth Martin Pauline Fletcher Victoria Nebeker lane Cannafax Wilma Davey Helen Hastings Rhoda Adamson

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X 141A ihhlli' iii X I I CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATICDN I-IE California Scholarship Federation is a state honorary organization in which Marlborough is Chapter 197. Scholar- ship ior Service is the ideal toward which each member is constantly striving. Membership in this organization with its high standard is an esteemed honor, especially so when it is shared with fellow students throughout the state. The require- ments of scholarship and service are of high standing and of equal importance. At Marlborough special privileges are en- joyed, such as a day's leave of absence each semester. First Semester Members Novitiate Members Florence Blake, President Kingsbury Burnett, Vice-President Willimina Montague, Secy-Treas Virginia Agnew Gertrude Ianeway Victoria Nebeker Florence Raymond Lucille Brunswig lane Ienkins Florence Ortman Virginia Rose Marjorie Dulin Sarah Kirby Louise Park Ruth Tarnutzer Associate Members Wilma Davey Helen Hastings lanet Woods Second Semester Members Life Members CSealbearersJ Virginia Agnew, President Willirnina Montague, Vice-President Florence Blake lane Ienkins Florence Ortman Virginia Rose Ruth Tarnutzer Novitiate Members Kingsbury Burnett, Secretary lean Elliott Sarah Kirby Caroline Mitchell Florence Raymond Pauline Fletcher Eleanor Kirkley Victoria Nebeker