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Student Council Discusses Pertinent Points Left to right: Ginny Sweet. Sue Robinson, Nancy Brailsford, Shirley Peterson, Nancy Palmer, Mrs. Watson Murr, Florence Hardy, Connie Rouillard, Helen Nebeker, Ann Pearson. Not shown: Mary Lou Bartlett, Kay Hess. The Student Council of Rowland Hall practices its part behind the scenes, altering scripts, solving problems, correcting errors, and discussing pertinent ideas for the benefit of the cast. The timing, staging, and production of our presentations depend on the backstage co-operation of the Student Council. This organization is largely responsible for our democratic system of government. 21
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NANCY PALMER STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Rowland Hall Students President Nancy Palmer and all her actresses assemble daily to discuss problems, make plans, and work toward the improvement of our theater guild. In addition to deliberating upon more serious matters, they provide dance interludes, vacation trips, and parties to lend variety to routine and to lift the spirits of the girls. After each senior is graduated from her starring role in our theater, she will not forget the comedies, tragedies, and serious dramas in which she has played her part at Rowland Hall. 20
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Lantern Staff Works Toward deadline Standing, left to right: Ann Tittmann, Eleanor Goeltz, Ann Pearson, Julie Tittmann, Nancy Moffat, Mary Lou Bartlett, Florence Hardy, Dawn Kipp, Helen Nebeker, Linda Behle, Cecile Clark, Dorothy Ramsey, Shirley Peterson. Seated, left to right: Jane Moulton, Steve Deck. The LANTERN, the production of the playwright and her col- laborators, is the record of comedies and tragedies at Rowland Hall. The editor, as playwright, does most of the planning: but her assistants help in the writing, the mechanics, and the financing of the volume. It is the hope of the staff, now that the play is ended, that this program will be a reminder of a pleasant year, and a source of enjoy- ment in the future. 22
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