Holy Names High School - Echoes Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Student y Officer-J Janet Goodfellow Alyce Roach Kathy McKeany Marie Jansen Sandra Gerbo Marian Rose Secretary Dram. Mgr. Vice-Pres. President Treasurer Editor One for alll, alll for One You read the sign on the main bulletin board out of habit: Roll-Call in the nomerooms. Eleven o'clock: Final Student Body meeting. You think, with a starts but it was only yesterday that I went to my first Student Body meeting! Remember when the first daring freshman got up to make a contribution to a Student Body discussion? And the first awards assembly? And the guest speakers? And the plays? And the receptions? And the drives? And the skits? They are kaleidoscoplc memo- ries of events past, yet they make a pattern. All those bright pieces of fun, of satisfaction, of cooperation, reflected again and again by six hundred girls, make a great design of unity through the organization of the Student Body. It is just that---a body of all the students. It is the or- ganization which makes slx hundred girls one. Standing ln the main hall you continue to reminisce, especially about this last year, under a really fine Student Body president, Marie Jansen. There were many new projects: joint executive- councils with St. Mary's, special vocational programs, plans for a student court, and a handbook for all the school organizations. All the old traditions were continued: formal awards assemblies, discussions on pertinent topics, the Christmas party, plays, and the Student Body Masses. But glancing back to the board it dawns upon you that this is the conclusion of your partici- pation in all these activities. Sadly you realize that you have had your last chance to give some- thing to the Student Body and the last opportunity to receive something from it. At eleven o'clock you go the the auditorium and take your place for the last Student Body meet ing. Six hundred girls in blue and white stand straight and sing triumphantly, 'Holy Names, for- ever! May her spirit guide and guard!' Then it is over. But these are the memories that you, and all of us in the Senior Class proudly hold of the Student Body of Holy Names.