Emma Willard School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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Sage Council Seated: B. Strait, F. Schreier, P Freeman, K. O'Connell, Head I. Quarles, A. Barrett, R. Ring Standing: lvl. Miller, A. Lenlier, B. Rosenberger, T. Baker, D Kh achadoorian, M. Sinsheimer, L. Gilbert, L. Lonegren. 24 Slocum Council Seated: C. Watkins, B. Strait D. Field, A. Bostwick, E. Need les, Hopkins, Headg N. Gill en, S. Dunkel, D. Dalenz, S Jordan. Standing: P. Daley, K Davenport, Miss Maclear, Mrs Dalton, Miss Ramsey, I. Trostel B. Khachadoorian. Day Girl Council Left to right: P. Roberts, A. O5 Connor, S. Sutland, N. Gillen S. Murray, P. Frazer, Miss Ram sey, A. Young, Head. 4 2 is f

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mittee, the Assembly Committee, the Library Committee, the class officers, the Officers of the Day, and the Day Work Committee. Head of Publications represents the Literary Board whose interest it is to produce publicaf tions worthy of Emma Willard, and in keeping with the high standards of the school. Its mem' bers seek to encourage student contributions in the literary and artistic fields, and through their work, to stimulate appreciation of and interest in art and writing. It is the function of Work Council to see that the student work program runs smoothly. Every week, Work Council members record the work done by their fellow students, and discuss any problems that may have arisen. Work Council strives to see that each girl fulfills her work oblif gation of two hours per month, and that all the work is done thoroughly and well. U.N.E.W. is a new organization this year, whose job it is to keep students informed about the farfreaching activities of the United Nations. It sponsors discussion groups, shows movies and gives assembly programs on different aspects of the United Nations, hoping in this way to interest students in becoming aware of the necessity of keeping abreast of current affairs. Chapel Circle directs student religious activity at Emma Willard. Through the pooling of ideas at conferences and visits with ministers, it seeks to develop in each individual respect and conf sideration for the ideas of others. Through the Sunday collections, it seeks to develop interest in the welfare of others. Chapel Circle works close' ly with Vfelfare Committee in the allocation of funds to worthy causes. Athletic Association sponsors all athletic prof grams at school. Through the new system of givf ing points for participation, through awards such as the AA bracelets given to those outstanding in skill and participation, AA encourages team spirit, putting on three field days throughout the year, for Green and Purple competition. This year, AA introduced the 'Sport Heads, who are individuals appointed by AA to help promote their given sport, and to help in the furthering of the ideas of participation, sportsmanship, and cooperation. Also seated on School Council are the presidents of the four classes, who work on any class problems, and who provide the council with its greatest link with the student body as a whole. g EF TJULJ J . 23

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