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STUIJE T IIUUNIIII. Kneeling: Grayson Cecil, President, .Yittir1g.'Nanette Mickle, Eve Hoffmann, jean Ramsay, ,lane Borden. .fmmlingx Miss Graffain, Miss DeZouche, Sally Pardoe, Sandy Scheele, Pat Wideman,Jo Cornforth. Abient: Pat Pardoe, Mindy Rice. Gruymn conductr the weekbf Student Council meeting , , in M251 De Zouclaelr room. Pictured ure some active The Student Council is the representa- ,0,,mg,,,,,,,,g,m, tive body of Mount Vernon Seminary. Its membership is composed of two faculty members, the president of each class, the president of Optima, and one representa- tive from the student body. The Student Council tries to eliminate as much punish- ment as possible and to build instead a sense of self-discipline in each student. One ofthe principal aims ofthe council is to unify the various Clubs and organiza- tions of the school. They discuss all of the problems which have arisen, and any- one is free to offer suggestions. The meet- ings are open to all, and the students are urged to attend. 13114
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