Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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STUDENT COUNCIL President, John Hunterg vice-president, Lucy Reynoldsg secretary, Gertrude Rainey: treasurer, Frank Rabold. The most important matter discussed this year by the Council has been that of school spirit, and in this connection students were sent to the xluniorhigh schools to speak on its relation to sororities and fraternities. Changes were made in representation on the sub-councils-larger rooms being given larger representation. At the present writing there is under consideration an amendment whereby elections shall be held in booths instead of in the homerooms. The usual activities of the council have been carried on through the committees under Klrs. Pilcher and Klr. Putnam. Humphrey Hadley's Eligibility committee, taken over by Stuart Robinson, could achieve nothing spectacular, but did its common- place duties thoroughly. The House and Grounds committee, which keeps our school in good condition, was under the direction of Frank Rabold. Among the many interest- ing assemblies presented hy Barbara Ridgway and her associates were a talk on 1'wu'e by Ur. Black and a musical program by the C. VV. A. band. Thanks to the earnest ellorts of David Scott's KI. H. S. committee, our band was provided with new uni- forms. A column in the .'lIonfrIair Timer throughout the year and notices in school were due to Virginia Spangler and her Publicity workers. For new juniors and Seniors, a get-acquainted tea was held hy Lucy Reynolds Social committee, which also maintained a social calendar on the basement bulletin board. I3

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l BURSAR'S STAFF The twelfth year of participation in the business management of extra-curricular activities finds the Bursar's Staff still going strong. Although it had to modify its scope of service because of new problems in connection with collecting tickets and admission by passes, the Staff met the new conditions with its usual co-operative spirit. Every member of the stahc is to be commended for effective service. Although half of the membership will be lost through graduation, the ability and interest of the new members assure a good group next year. Special mention should be made of Frances Davis, the treasurer. Wherev'er she served, Frances kept the numerous details down to routine and balanced to the penny. Those having won the honor of wearing the RIBS insignia are: Execulizves: Treasurer, Frances Davisg assistant treasurer, Betty Lulcensg sales manager, Janet Cory, store manager, Fayth llluellerg clerk, Pauline Wilson. Ticket Sellers : Agnes lXIcCormick, Nlolly Owen, hlillicent Holmes, Betsy Depew, Dorothy Weinberg, Louise Kapp, lllercedes Davis, Renee Fooks, Celeste Sutera. Collertorss Donald Sayre, Bernard Sayre, Warren Cluff, Joseph Nelson, Albert Sifferlin, Robert Lieblich, Robert Burgess, Robert Sayia, Tom Nlorrison, Sidney Scott, John Burns, Walter Boyce, Russell hlueller, Arthur Richland. Sales Squad: Doris Barnes, Carolyn Smith, Lavinia lwullin, llarion Whitfield, Helen Canham, Jane Barton, Virginia Rayner, Vivian Ludowieg, Helen Bissell, Esther Gazlay, Alice Zenke, Betty Dorchester, Shirley Pfeiffer, llargaret hlcCormick. 14