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SENATE First row — Emily Bonacarti, Linda Markarian, Peggy Bloch, Elizabeth Johnson, Daryl Rosen. Second row — Roxanne Daleo, Nancy Williams, Lesley Rosen. Mary McBride, Lucy Lester, Beverly Markarian, Helen Pack, Claudia Ferrante, Barbara Riewerts. Third row — Jill Lang, Janine Brockie, Elizabeth McBride, Susan Law, Niki Hu. Senate OFFICERS Claudia Ferrante, Secretary; Elizabeth McBride, Presi- dent; Susan Law, Vice-President. CENATE is composed of the three Student Gov- ernment officers, the three elected Senators from each of the Senior School classes, and Mrs. Hanson, the faculty advisor. As the legislative branch of the Student Govern- ment, Senate meets once a week to discuss various problems, and promote many ideas. This year the class presidents attended the meetings for the first time, an innovation in the area of clear communi- cation between individual classes. Senate has kept busy over the year by sponsoring the Orientation and Initiation Day for incoming students in the fall, the Name Contest, the Made- line Skit, the Student Goverrmient Test, and the Student-Teacher Exchange Day. Also, more com- munication between the Intermediate Council and the Junior School was initiated. 68
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CABINET First row — Robin Ley, Patricia Dunne, Ellen Efifron, Vivian Frankenthal, Jane Katz, Susan Peterson. Second row — Claudia Ferrante, Mary Howd, Joanne Terenzio, Jeri Roseth, Elizabeth McBride, Amelia Wood, Susan Law, Sarah Miller, Martha Steinberg, Claudia Cohen. Third row — Nancy Lieblich, Wendy Frieze, Reina Safro, Marie Cordner, Patricia Zampieri, Jayne Alexander, Janine Brockie, Melanie Bogert. Cabinet OFFICERS Amelia Wood, Vice-President; Elizabeth McBride, Presi- dent. ' I ' HE Cabinet is composed of the Student Gov- ernment, the class presidents, the heads of all Student Organizations, the headmistress and the faculty advisors of the classes and organizations. This year the Cabinet members have met regu- ' larly the first Monday of every month, an arrange- ment which provided for an excellent exchange of ideas between both students and faculty. The Cabinet can be a source of promoting school spirit, instigating new ideas, clearing up misunder- standings, and keeping a definite communication channel open. 69
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