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qi' , 4 i September President of the School JOAN SWANDER Vice President MARY GRANHOLM Secretary-Treasurer IRENE RENZO it no ann., Hrs--3 3 an X AG 'KI -an. ...JN -ng., QQ' fi' 'Yi ul FEBRUARY lRead Acrossl D, Boylston, Spanishg E. Pinnegar, Athleticsg M. Kane Lating P. Tierney, Genesiansg P. Watterson, Magnets, M Tansey, Marielg M. Carberry, Orchestrag G. Byrne, French P. Burkhard, Atomsj A, Barfenburger, Glee Club. SEPTEMBER lRead Upl P O'Brien President 4815 E. Ryan, President 4B2g L. Sehanno, sbdaliiy- C. Cantwell, s. s. L., P. woods, Mariel aaa.. A. Knowlton Glee Clubg B. Allen, Spanishg J.VMerkl, French' B l-layden, Orchestrag J. Schram, Athleficsg M. Carberry, 'Musicg J. Garland, Genesiansg P. Watterson, Magnets
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7946-7947 gwffmzfefzf g5ZHl6'l'! TUDENT government! Can it succeed? The answer is definitely yes at Mary Louis. Our Student Council is the governing body of T. M, L. A. lt comprises those students who have elective positions in the school, G. O. officers, Activ- ity Chairmen and Class Presidents. Its main purpose is to imprint on the minds and hearts of each student a spirit of self-government. Because of it, each and every Marielite is given the opportunity to exercise any ability she might have to govern and control, Each member of the Student Council is such because she has proven herself outstanding in both character and scholarship to her fellow school- mates, Therefore, who could be better suited to represent the girls in initiating new laws and enforcing the old ones? For these are the chief functions of the G, O. When a petition is put before the Coun- cil it is not merely passed or rejected im- mediately upon its presentation. Instead, it is carefully and objectively discussed for the good of all, and then voted upon. But that still is not the end! We must enforce these rules, and we have found that one of the best ways of doing this is by endeavoring to set an example and maintain the observance of school rules ourselves. So you see, there's more to Student Government than meets the eye. It takes lots of work, but if, in the end, we can honestly say that T. M. L. A, is tops then we, the Student Council, end the rem-my year with a feeling of success. PfeSidef1fOf the School -RITA MIDDLEMISS '47 RITA MIDDLEMISS Vice President PATRICIA O'BRIEN Secretary-Treasurer AL I CE LaMOTHE
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