Institute of Notre Dame - Clarissian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Making sweet melody on strings and various instruments, the orchestra played old and new favorites at various school functions. Wludiciani Pfwuided the iiafamaniaud, Hackgao-and gala Om ffiafzg. With over one hundred voices, the Glee Club sang to an appreciative audience on many occasions, such as at assemblies, inter-school meetings, con- certs and over the radio. 64

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C30-unbefcuw Unfcmgfed C3am41ZLcafak:-nd, in the 72506 Y . Members ot' the Student Adviscory Board were: CSittingj Peggy Lyston, Eleanore Zeller, Cpresi- dentj, Esther Hennegan, Cynthia Shegon: Ctitanclingj Nlary Helen Nicholson, Patricia Jones, Helen Kuhl- man, Nlary Agnes Allulis, Frances Smith, Levelle Gentry, Lois Roeder, Alice Knott, Barbara Hock, Joan lindres and Lita Fria. After complete renovation and reorganization, the Student Council x-.as known as the Student Advisory Board. Among the new features ol the organization were the students' court and the partial application of disciplinary measures. A merit system, awarding each class 70 points at the beginning of each two-week period, gave an incentive to retain the merits by conformity to school regulations in conduct and dress. The honor banner was given to the class with the highest number of points. C'ounselors continued hall duty and had the responsibility to check the merit and demerit ratings. 66