Brimmer and May School - Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, MA)

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Svtuhent Gnhzrnment IC have just completed the sixth year of Student Government at Brimmer, and bzffiow the majority of us feel that this is the most satisfactory method of controlling our unruly spirits, although it is very evident that a deeper sense of individual responsibility is needed. Especially have we laid emphasis on the fact that this is an honor system and, furthermore, a system which aims to promote co-operation between the faculty and the student body. We trust that this year, though it has brought us more than the usual number of problems, has helped us realize more fully the standards upheld by the Student Council, and we hope that we have approached a little nearer our goal. Certainly, we all join whole-heartedly in wishing the greatest success for the future of Student Government at Brimmer. Page Fifty

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Ghz Quay Sunietp OR the two-fold purpose of stimulating literary effort and recognizing literary ability, Brimmer- writes has organized this year a new honorary society. Membership is open to all who win either first or second prize in the contests which are held for the magazine. So far we have had two contests, and our original number, which included three honorary members - Miss Cummings, Miss Pickering, and Miss Smith - and the Magazine Board, has been increased by the following: Hugh Parker, Grade 3, Guysbert Vroom, Jr., Grade 4, Martha Stribling, Grade fl, Joan Albee, Grade 7, Wendie Morison, Class V, and Letitia Jordan, Class IV. As we think this society will help to achieve the standards which we have set for ourselves, we hope it will become a permanent part of Brimmer life. Page Fifly U 6