Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Vfr 1 M. X Student government of, MW Husl1! Hush! Whisper who olaresi' Back row.'E. Rucker, B. Browder, A. Lord, S. Metts, P. Fraser, N. Minter, D. Smith. .Ymnd raw: Miss Bunch, H. Bell,J. Vest, Miss Brown. HE Student Government is made up of student representatives and faculty mem- bers. Thejunior College and High School councils meet separately, but both Work for the same ideals. Joan Vest, as president of the second year of junior College, Elizabeth Rucker, el 56 as the first year president, the house captains, and Nancy Minter, as the day school repre- sentative, meet with Miss Bunch to govern the Junior College. Betty Halley, head of the Upper School, Babs Lord, representing the boarding department, Betty Browder and Pat Fraser, with Miss Bunch as supervisor, form the High School governing body. Thus, through faculty-student cooperation on school affairs, our ideal is to give Holton a well-rounded government. l

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WWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW he Scrolf Ncldallcing about large sometltings' Back raw: B. Merrill, J. Hamilton, P. Emery, S. Gillespie, J. Vest, M. Spainhour, D. Miller, B. Browder. StL'dI1df01U.' A. Tillman, Miss Oetjen, D. Simmons, A. Borden, A. Klep- inger, M. MacArthur. Fr-mztrow.'J. Lee, E. Osborne, E. Henry, J. Snowden, E. Rowe. UR illustrious Scroll has successfully com- pleted a year in which experimentation was the order of the day. Behind the gentle tones of our new adviser, Miss Oetjen, lie untold resources of creative and imaginative ability. She has devoted much of her time to correct and improve our individual contribu- tions to the meetings. The topic of our first meeting was inspired by the premier of Maxwell Anderson's Joan of Lorraine. We compared Mr. Andersorfs in- terpretation with George Bernard Shaw's fa- mous St. Joan. In one of our meetings, we took an imaginary trip to intriguing Persia. As a rule, our charming and poised president, Averill, conducts the meeting, but this time Turan Gharagozlou, our Persian member, pre- sided. Turan gave us an excellent up-to-date report on Persia, or Iran. The object of our next meeting was to make us more conscious of our speaking qualities, so 158i