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Left to right, back row: Sally Laidlaw, Julie Tittmann, Eleanor Moffat, Linda Behle. Left to right, front row: Elaine Michelsen, Steve Deck, Dawn Kipp, Cecile Clark. Not shown: Frances Pearson; Virginia Sweet. Rho Hota If you were to ask someone what Rho Hota is, the answer would probably be, They ' re the brains of the school. It is true that the girls in this club are either the hardest workers or naturally intelligent, for they must maintain an average of 87.5 per cent. After thinking a moment your informant would tell you that these girls are not only the brains, but the leaders of the school; for high standards of character, cooperation, and interest in the welfare of the school, as well as scholastic ability, are necessary qualifications for admission to this organiza- tion. You see, Rho Hota is Rowland Hall ' s chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. It sounds impressive, doesn ' t it? It is! 26
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Student Council First row, left to right: Nancy Lingenfelter, Dawn Kipp, Sally Laidlaw. Second row: Nancy Droubay, Connie Rouillard, Duse Fisher. Third row: Cecile Clark,- Elaine Michelsen, Bonnie Fink, Margie Stevenson, Steve Deck. A necessary factor of the democratic government at Rowland Hall, and the backbone of its honor system, is the Student Council. This organization, sponsored by Mrs. Corr, Mrs. Tainter, and Mrs. Murr, is composed of the student body officers and the class presidents. It is here that new ideas, problems, and suggestions for improving Rowland Hall are brought up and discussed. Through the efforts of this group the four classes are bound into one efficient student body. 25
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Athletic Associati on officers, left to right: Benny Cushman, Nancy Ottenheimer, Duse Fisher, Jo Warren, Kevyn Warnock. Athletic Association In the past few years the activities of the A.A. have grown from inter-class tournaments in volleyball, basketball, and baseball, to Red and White teams with membership from all the stu- dent body,- there are a varsity team in basketball, c ski team (new this year), field hockey, and tennis. An annual spring banquet climaxes athletic activities of the year, for it is then that all awards are presented to deserving girls. 27
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