St Marys Hall - Ivy Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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nik. ii x Nancy Gray, Vice Chairman of the Devotional Life Committee, is posting hymns for Chapel. 4 Y' 4.1 SERVICE llllilll Mary Jenness, Service League Chairman, who co-ordinates the sub-committee. Everyone at St. Mary's Hall from the ninth to the twelfth grades is a member of the Service League. Three committees - Devotional Life, World Outlook, and Com- munity Life - are branches of the Service League. Although this activity was more active during the years St. Mary's was a boarding school, nevertheless, it is still a definite and necessary part of our school life. Headed by Mary Jenness, Susan Probasco, Bethllav- is, and Nancy Gray, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Stephan, Miss Taylor and Miss Cow- perthwaite, the Service League was unusually active this year. As a World Outlook project, the Service League sponsored a clothing drive to aid our foster child, Anna Ferarra, and her family. At Thanksgiving, we collected over two hun- dred cans of food which we distributed to several needy families in Burlington. Throughout the year, volunteers helped the Devotional Life Committee keep the Chapel in good order and occasionally Devotional Life members conducted chapel services. Susan Probasco, Vice Chairman of the Com- munity Life Committee, checking on her duties for community projects. Beth Davis, Vice Chairman of the World Outlook Committee, reading a letter from Anna Ferrara, our foster child ln Italy. S

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HQ isltifiifv g, was Marty Dwier, President of Student Council, greeting Lesley Levin, a new student, at Orientation, Septem- ber 11, 1957. SIUUI I CHU CH PRUJICIS - 1 This year Student Council has been very active and has inaugurated many new activities. As has been the custom in previous years, a luncheon and Orientation Day was held the day before school opened so the new girls could become acquainted with the faculty, the other students, and the code of behavior at St. Mary's. This was sponsored by the Student Council who had assigned Big Sisters to all the new girls. ln October Council invited the Upper School girls to Tea in order to promote closer inter- class relationship. ln December the Lower School faculty were invited to a luncheon to be- come acquainted with the Upper School girls, In October Council held a Hallowe'en Dance in 1 1 ' .A . 'W Upper right corner: Marty Dwier and Cynthia Cohen, helping to 'hostess' at the Workshop ioriginated in 1956 at St. Mary's Hallj. Directly above: The Rev. James MacDowell, Episcopal Academy Chaplain, and another faculty guest enjoying a refreshing pause. the dining room. Later, it took charge of a din- ner dance with Blair Academy. ln February the Council members attendeda Human Relations Conference at Burlington High School. They met many of the foreign exchange students. In March several girls attended the Workshop Qoriginated at St. Mary'sJ with Mrs. Flounders. Here again they were able to ex- change ideas with the other private schools in this area. In March a new project was under- taken. The Council sponsored the first FATHER- DAUGHTER dinner. This proved to be so suc- cessful that it will probably become another St. Mary's custom. Katie Hutton,pouring at Student Council Tea for the Upper School.

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Margery Cohen, The Editor of the 1958 IVY. ee ,..,...-- x - 1 Virginia Yutz, Photography Editor. 'dl YY- Marlene Gross, Business Man- ager. Mary Jane Seifert, Art Editor. Mrs. Knoll, Advisor for the 1958 IVY. 5 Q 2'-2 4:1 'X Nancy Gray, Literary Editor