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UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Left to At Collegiate we have always felt that the students are capable of governing themselves. The Student Council, which is the governing body of Collegiate, is, therefore, elected by the Student Association, of which every girl at Collegiate is a member. The purpose of this organization is to develop attitudes of, and practice in, good citizenship, promote harmonious relations throughout the entire sehoolg improve school morale: assist in the management of the school, provide orderly direction of school activities, and promote the general welfare of the school. Right: Judy Keehn, sophomore represerzlativeg Connie Kennon, junior representative: Sally Scherer, prexidentg Mrs. Coleman, adviserg Connie Rucker, correxponding secre- tary,' Mary Madelyn Robison, freshman reprexentativeg Anne Gordon Dickerson, recording ucretaryg Nancy Johns, senior reprexentatiue. 66
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'l'0llUll TAFF KAYE BRINKLEY Assistant Editor AGNES CUTCHINS Business Manager MF -ff! -A? 3' -ff 4 , MARTHA Honsnav Assistant Editor fag A wi ELLEN BUNNELL Art Editor RANDY ALLEN ANNE WALKE TNT' n Miss MOON Country Day Representative Senior Representative Faculty Adviser 65 LAKE ROBINS Editor MAnoo1' Dzcx Business Manager JOHN Fnrrz1.nN Country Day Representative
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xx lx JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL 'I'he purpose of the Junior Student Council is the same as that of the Senior Council to promote thc general welfare of the school. Its members are elected by the students of the Intermediatc School, and its functions are similar to those of thc Senior Student Council. lmll lo Right: Annu' Gray 'I'urncr, rfcnrdiny secretary: Leigh Wilson, eighth grade representa- liveq Kay Rucker, prfsirlentq Mrs, Ferncyhough, adviser: Roberta Brent, vice-presi- dent: Iillen Brcmncr, sixth grade representativeg Suzanne Wclchons, Upper School representative: Mary Hays Leepcr, Nth grade representative. Sq 1 I 6 N : ' K f E . 3 I Q 3 I I 5 , ' I i l N I I 34 I is ' f H ' It b V g Q I 3 , - X L 4 E I I .. 'wwf e l .W ,.. i Q 67
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