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

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mothersi guild The Mothers' Guild is com- prised of the mothers of all girls enrolled at Holy Family. This or- ganization provides an opportunity for the mothers to become acquain- ted with the school and its faculty, ' thereby helping their daughters. Taco sales are held for the stu- dents bi-monthly; through finan- cial assistance the school is able to purchase educational aids. Holy Family progresses through the understanding and support of the Mothers' Guild. Board members pictured are: standing, Mrs. W. Christian, Mrs. A. Partlow, Mrs. K. LeDuc, Mrs. W. Breen, Mrs. J. Insalaco; seated, Mrs. C. Beard, and Mrs. J. Chambers. alumnae School loyalty and strong friend- ships are promoted by the Alumnae Association through social and spir- itual events which are held during the year. Graduates of Holy F amily are able to live in the spirit of the school through active participation in the Alumnae Association. Board members pictured are: seated, C. Russek '63, M. Hughes '52, M. Boslet '62, A. Styk '45; standing, S.M. Eugena, mod- erator, J. Benson '47, and M. Werms. C.S.F. The California Scholarship Feder- ation consists of students who main- tain a 3. 4 grade average through-out the semester. Members perform many duties in the office and serve as usherettes for school programs. Three members of C. S. F. ., Theresa Long, Susan Watson, and Mary Ann Nehus , check the proce- dure for making the daily attend- ance report, one of the duties which fulfills the C.S. F. motto, Scholar- ship through Service. I6

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Vickie Smurlo, Student Body Sergeant-at-Arms and Kathy Scritchfield, Student Body Vice-president join efforts in fulfilling one of their duties as officers. Frances Straser, Student Body Secretary, writes invitations to the Faculty Tea. Susan Biner, Freshman Representative, asks her classmates for volunteers to set up chairs in the auditorium. X1 ?1 Jeanne Miller, Student Body Treasurer, counts A; ' money from the sale of Student Body cards.

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student council The Student Council is composed of the cabinet members, homeroom presidents, Vice-presidents , and the presidents of all Clubs. They repre- sent the Student Body in discussing the needs and problems of the school. Selling in the kitchen at noon and stu- dent court are the responsibilities of the council. On October 29, they en- tertained the faculty with folk songs at the annual Faculty Tea. A visit from Santa highlighted the Christmas program prepared for the Student Body by the Council. The govern- ment of Holy Family is coordinated through the efforts of the Student Council. The songs provided by the Council-folk-singers were enjoyed by students and faculty at the F aculty Tea. Look at what Santa brought in this package! And there were candy Canes for all at the Christmas assembly on December 20. The guests have been served, so the hostesses have a turn. 17