Marymount Secondary School - Hiamead Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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The Student Council HE organization of the Student Council is the most important event in the be- ginning of the school year. It is one of the most influential factors in the Academic life of the Student Body, and the elected representatives from each class must be fully penetrated with the serious responsibility of their office. During the past year, the tragic trend of world events has convincingly proved by means of war-stained documents the undeniable necessity for well-chosen, carefully- guided governmental issues in order to maintain peace and concord in a nation. The grim story of a once beautiful Spain has stunned modern materialism, and foiled hu- manity in its efforts to forget the purpose of life by indulging in one mad wild rush after pleasure. Wlialt effect has all this had on us, secluded and safe-guarded as we are in the sheltering arms of our beloved Alma Mater? It has made us realize that discipline is essential to the conservation of unity, and that unity is indispensable in the firm establishment of peace. Thus, by means of comparative terms, we see the value of the Student Council. Monthly meetings are held during which the President of the organization and her Coun- cillors discuss with the Faculty, Academic problems. In this way a closer relationship is brought about, and an intimate understanding realized between the Faculty and Student. The duties of a member of the Student Council are many and varied. Never for an instant may she forget her responsibility. Honor must be her motto, and through her the motto of the entire school. Unceasingly she must strive to acquire those qualities which will enable her one day to face life with a smile and to say I am quite ready to solve your problems, and to help others to do the same! I The Student Council takes this opportunity to thank Reverend Mother and the members of the Faculty for their sincere interest in all its undertakings and the Student Body for its praiseworthy spirit of co-operation. ANTQINET-1-E CORROON, ,37- Sixty-four