St Marys Hall - Ivy Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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Iluty, honor call

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SISIHI MASS i mmf I Carole Gt-ren. Another happy group - Ginny McPherson, E.. J. Stockton, Dottie Benninghoff, Marlene Gross and The hungry group Mgtry Jang Mrs. Stephan, the Seniors' advisor, Seifert. Marlene Gross, Dorothy Benninghoff, Carole Geren, Mimi Doak. Connie Michaels, Naney Ros- sell. and Peggy Forsyth. Nancy Rossell and Penny Reggie enjoying themselves immensely. trying to dunk for an apple. For many years there has existed aelose bond of eomradeship between the Freshmen and Juniors and the Sophomores and Seniors. These Classes are called Sister Classes. We certainly have been proud and happy to have the present Sophomores for our Sister Class. Through both our Junior and Senior years, they have been loyal supporters and good friends. When we look over these pages we shall remember with fondness the many class get-togethers we shared. Especially, will we remember this one, a party full of action given by the Sophomores. Success !! MartyDvier, Connie Michaels,and Betsy Fineburg. Y ...J

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Front Row, left to right: Marty Dwier, President of Student Council, Mrs. Frank Flounders, Principal of St. Mary'sg Mimi Doak, Senior Class Representative. Back Row, left to right: Mary Jenness,Service League Chairman, Katie Hutton, Junior Class Representative, Mrs. Knoll, Faculty Advisor, Cynthia Cohen, Sopho- more Class Representative, Sandra Stackhouse, Freshman Class Representative. Missing, Mrs, De Martins, Faculty Advisor and Nancy Gray, Senior Representative, 3 'H can cu Two guests being served refreshments by Marty Duier, President, at the first informal Student Council Dance, a Hallo-,se'en party, October 26, 1957. An evening of fun, dancing, and food helped all the new girls to feel more at home at St. Mary's. 'B ,, , Mimi Doak, Treasurer of Student Council. Student Council. Student Council is at the core of the Stu- dent-Faculty Association and has always held a position of great importance among the various organizations here at St. Mary's Hall. Student Council consists of the Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer, Chairman of Ser- vice League and four class representatives. There are also three faculty representatives on Council, including our principal, Mrs. Flounders. Student Council is the student's organization, ln Student Council meetings the students' probl e ms and suggestions are brought up and discussed. Therefore, Student Council is a bridge between the student and administration. The main aim of Student Council for many years has been toestablish in the student body a co-operative, respons- ible, and friendly attitude in all relationships. B. Marty Dwier, President of