Starrett School for Girls - Starette Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL R SOCIAL WELFARE COMPIITTEER Bollom Row: Miss McMahon, NI. Klein, Mrs. Boffom Row: A. Trindcr, L. Hinmnn, AI. Gr.ib- Smith, G. W'ynckoop, M. DuPlcssis. incr, V. Gorman. SNOW, Row: L. Hinmnn In Gilbert B' Brown SUVUIIJ Row: G. Wynukoimp, A. Grosse, M. Bruc- In Tolcr' sliabcr, M. Aamodt. Third Row: AI. Fricscm, G. Field, P. Vlfeinlmrt ' -I. Enron. Top Row: R. Arnstein, D. Wiirers, bl. Sullivan T011 Row: j. Bransky, R. Hou7c, D. Karnps, V. K. Stevens, J. O'Neill. Gorman, J. Sullivan. Alnruf: AI. Hopkins, M. Scrum Tlrinl Row: V. Crooks, A. Grosse, M. Kuchn B. Sherwood, R. Kaufman. HOME ROOM OFFICERS liullnm Row: R. XVcldcn, M. Lunaburg, M. Bindcn, li. Voigt, J. Bcardslcy, C. Ncwbcrgcr, J. Mackenzie SITUIIKI Row: R. Gartner, M. Hank, Grccnburg, Butts, Mrs. Burt, A. Iiggcrt, D. Frost, M. Rudolpli Sullivan. T011 Row: Al. Julmson. A. Wiggins, M. I.. W'ade, R. Wilson, S. Micliell, L. Tolar, I.. Hinmnn, J. Ander- son, P. Montgomery. Al1Xl'IIfC li. MCl,hCfSlll1 1'iUl'fj SI.,l'

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Starrett Students Are Organized to Participate in School Government Class and Club Presidents constitute the Student Council, sponsored by Mrs. Smith, which has given strength and backbone to the Starrett School government in a very definite way. Each class has contributed a fine solution to particular problems through a committee of five members who faithfully tackled and solved each issue brought before them. Each committee has vitalized its work through the use of live, attractive bulletin boards, through assemblies and through mimeographed pages passed out to all students. The College Class Committee presented a solution for all student traflic i-n corridors, assembly, and dining rooms with Mrs. Randleman as sponsor and the following girls as members: D. Dickey, R. Eggert, A. Eggert, L. Bachofen and R. Lavery. The Senior Class undertook the publicity and encouraged all student support of music and drama, not only by school talent, but also by worthwhile city talent, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Robinson and the five members: D. Gidwitz, J. Feuer, D. Edwards, M. Sachs and J. Weiler. The Junior Class Sports Committee, sponsored by Miss Moser and D. Doyle, J. Michelson, E. Nelson, B. Lyons and I. Holland, carried out an irresistible plan that caused more students than ever before to respond to sport activity. The Sophomore Library Com- mittee, with Miss Fahnestock as its head, solicited and gained daily interest in that field through the fine work done by J. Howard, E. Britt, C. Mozier, M. Dickey and M. Cobacker. The Freshman Lost and Found Committee, with Miss Kemper as leader, won the cakel' because of the original and persistent effort to take care of their varied prob- lems. The members were V. Tompkins, J. Sherwood, M. A. Anderman, N. J. Malmfeldt and Canavan. The Dress Committee. under Mrs. Burt's guidance, developed co-operative plans that did not lose sight of the students' problems a-nd yet retained a high standard for the school. The members included S. Michell, E. Voigt, C. Grawoig, D. Rode, M. Rudolph, S. Oppenheim, L. Atwood, M. Freiburger, M. Potts, A. Lenz, S. Berry, R. Arnstein, E. Stewart, S. Sultan and M. Buckley. The Etiquette Committee sponsored by Miss Maddock carried out through demon- stration, bulletins, daily application and lectures, a very comprehensive study of etiquette for all occasions. The members were G. Andrews. L. Klein, I. Godman, S. Cohn, M. Brouillet, Ji. Banning and M. F. McDonnell. The Lu-ncheon Committee headed by Miss Cole, with the following girls as members: QContinued on Page 72.J Sealed: Miss Fahnestock, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Robinson, Miss Gafford. Slamling: A. Trinder, M. Potts, A. Eggert, Mr. Smith, G. Andrews, G. Wynckoop, R. Houze. Forty-Eight