Brearley School - Brearley Book Yearbook (New York, NY)

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT Last year student government was started as an experiment, and this year the work has been continued, so that now it is firmly established. The lower and upper school councils have been separated, each meeting once a week. On the first Monday of every month there is a combined meeting in which the problems of the whole school are discussed. There are also two courts, made up of the permanent prefects of each part of the school. These courts assign punishments to offenders. We have dealt with the questions of assemblies, elevators, and the regula- tion of study hours. The lower school, besides, has dealt with many minor difficulties, mostly concerning the mischievous pranks of the younger children. One of the most important decisions has been the establishment of total quiet in assemblies. We hope that the council will eventually become better organized and more efficient. P. PoTrs, VIII. J. RUSSELL, IV.' Permanezzl Prefer!! VIII POLLY POTTS,PI'6Jid6l1I MARGARET KIDDER LOUISE LICHTENSTEIN RUTH LAMBERT BETSY WYCKOFF VII ELIZABETH WASHBURN PENELOPE HUNTER CHARLOTTE KAUFMAN VI ALISON BRUERE V LYIJIA DAVIS IV JANET RUSSELL 34 CAROLYN DE CHADENEDES MARY MCCAMPBELL CAMILLA RIGGS ADIELAIDIZ WELD KATHERINE WELD ELEANOR YOUNG BARRIE SMITH PAULINB WASHBURN MARGOT DETHIER PRUDENCE PECK QM yearj MARY T ALMADGI2 QM yearj