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The Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to promote the general welfare of the school. It is the desire, therefore, of the organization to establish and main- tain the high standards of scholarship, integrity, co-operation, and citizen- ship, which are essential to school life. The self-governing Student Council and the honor system that it promotes and encourages are the pride of every girl who sings, Hail, Collegiateli' Nancy Cooke Robertson, Sophomore representative, Mary Blair Ilones, Fresh- man representative, Martha Whitney Horsley, recording secretary and treas- urer, Mrs. Coleman, faculty adviser, Barbara Elizabeth Baker, president, Amy Deane Moffitt, vice-president, Judith Frances Vantrease, corresponding secre- tary, Eleanor Marshall Oppenhimer, Senior representative, Mary Bruce Featherston, Junior representative. SO
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LOUISE Boon-1 FLORANCE CAHOL ELIZABETH MINOR SARAH DAILY HOLMES Business Manager ' Art Editor Business Manaeer TORCH STAFF ELIZABETH PICKE11' KENNON Assistant Editor junrrx-1 GAITHER jonc Freshman Representative Lucv NEWTON BOSWELL Editor SUZANNE POWELL ZOPPA Sophomore Representative 49 Doms ADRIENNE COULD Assistant Editor Miss DUNCAN Faculty Adviser
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The Honor Council The membership of the Honor Council changes from year to year and con- sists of the presidents of the Student Council and the four upper classes, the members of the National Honor Society, the adviser of the Student Council, and the Headmistress. The Honor Council meets not only to discuss specific charges and malce recommendations to the lleadmistress, hut also to develop plans to further or clarify the honor system in the school. The Honor Council meets hc- hind closed doors, all discussions are absolutely conhdential, and no records are kept. FIRST Row: Dorothy Wingheld Ewing, Aline Mead Payne. SECOND Row: jane Emerson Durham, Bernice Maria Spathey, president. THIRD Row: Barbara Elizabeth Baker, Mrs. Flippen. FOURTH Row: Mrs. Coleman. NOT PICTURED: Ellen Terry Bunnell. SI
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