Holy Family High School - Response Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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m Acting as hostesses, Cecilia Bianchi and Jean Miller serve Sister Mary Ralph at the Faculty Tea, given October 29. Cecilia Bianchi explains student court p704 cedure to Mercedes Hill, while Charlotte Anderson and Mary Miller listen attentively. Student eouncil Without the Student Council, Holy Family would be nine homerooms in- stead of one school. The council is composed of the Student Body Officers, the class Presidents and Vice-presi- dents, and Presidents of all clubs. These representatives act as links be- tween divisions and are responsible for coordinating class activities, selling in the kitchen, making school rules and punishing the offenders, and discussing the special needs and problems of Holy Family. Senior Council members.

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CWhatltem' guild Before bringing to order a meeting of the Motherst Guild, Mrs. Rackliffe, President; Mrs. Yacenda, Treasure'rmnd Mrs. Partlow, 2nd Vice-President pause to admire the imaginatively decorated boxes at the Valen- tine luncheon. o4lumnae At the December 16 meeting of the Alumnae Association, Treasurer Mirna Garcia, Pre- sident Maureen Hughes, Vice-president Joan Cunning, and Secretary Margaret Boslet enjoy the supper after their Day of Recol- lection. 8. 3.9 Members of the California Scholarship Fed- eration choose ballads for a folk-singing program to present to the student body. On April 27 the girls attended a C.S.F. Con- vention at Occidental College. By working in the office, participating in extracurricu- lar activities, and ushering at schoolfunc- tions, the C. S.F. members fulfill their motto, Scholarship Through Service. Carol Armin gives the day's absentee list to Sister Mary Henrietta.