Roland Park Country School - Quid Nunc Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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W. Cross, Chairman, Mrs. Ruthg S. Emeryg G. Hamp- shire. Absent: D. Wilkinson. Uffice Staff 'KMay I please have a sign-out sheet for the Seventh Main? - Will you niimeograph these songs for us? -- Could I please have the keys to the pound?,' These and many other 'may I's reach the ears of Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Foster, and the rest of the Office Staff every day. What would we do Without their quiet efficiency and their willingness to help us in every possible Way? To them, we express our sincere thanks. Seated: A. Shutt, Chairmang Mrs. Wilsong C. Ives. Standing: P. Turner, L. Farley. .30. Lunchroom Hostess This year Wendy Cross, the Chief Lunch Room Hostess, aided by Mrs. Ruth, and Sally Emery, De Ette Wilkinson, and Georgie Hamp- shire as clss representatives, has successfully kept the noise in the lunchroom down and the appearance of the room up. The I-Iostesses also graciously served at the teas after our games under the supervision of Wendy and Mrs. Ruth. We are grateful to them for a very pleasant year. Seated: Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Webb. Stand- ing: Mrs. Townsendg Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Fultong Mrs. Hensen. Lateness Council I c-ouldn't help being late! - My alarm clock didn't go -OHV'- We had a Hat tire. Chairman of the Lateness Council, Ann Shutt, and Mrs. Wilson, the faculty sponsor, and Louise Farley, Corky Ives, and Pat Turner, class representa- tives, patiently listened to numerous excuses from tardy Roland Parkers. These girls deserve our appreciation for mak- ing sure that We almost always arrived at school on time.

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, -- vr.. , Qld. . 'Ji .,, . ..,,., 6 px Ik., ' y v. Sealed: Miss Feeleyg M. Panettig F. Roy, Chairmang Miss Healyg Pa. Starratt. Standing: E. Rumfordg E. Clarkg J. Panettig J. Polkg L. Engel. Absent: Po. Starratt. STUDY HALL COMMITTEE The new school year began with the formation of a much-needed addition to the School Govern- ment, a Study Hall Committee. This committee is organized in a pyramid fashion, with the vice- president of the School Government presiding over the group which is composed of six elected repre- sentatives from the Upper Main. The committee in turn appoints forty-five proctors, whose duties in- clude taking attendance, supplying information, and maintaining an atmosphere conducive to studying. As a result of the tireless efforts of Florrie Roy and Miss Feeley, this newly formed organization was moulded into an effective branch of the School Government. The committee assisted in the clarifi- cation and revision of basic Study Hall rules and procedures, and sponsored a poster contest to pro- vide the Study Hall with clever reminders of these innovations. The group has made great strides toward the ultimate aim of the Study Hall Committee-to make each girl responsible to herself for maintain- ing honorably and using wisely study halls which are pleasant and profitable. .32.