Tatnall School - Triangle Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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COMMITTEES The Science Club, this year, was made up of the majority of the girls in the eighth and ninth classes. We took one trip a month and had one meet- ing a month. We went to WDEL-TV, Huber's, Borden's and the Franklin Institute. We are planning to give a party for the Governor Bacon Health Center. The ofiicers were: President, Nina Duane, secretary, Helen Ruth Stephensg and treasurer, Betsy Hasbrouck. Thanks to Mrs. Lynch's kindness and the fact that she gave us much of her valuable time, we had an interesting and successful year. The main purpose of the Social Committee is to put on a successful Prom in June. Smaller parties were given, bake sales held and money making projects established in order to raise funds for the all important June dance. This year a small dance was held at Ryon's banquet room for the upper school. Although the attendance was disappointing, those who did come considered it a huge success. A bake sale was held in April the proceeds of which expanded our budget greatly. Ours was the first Prom to be held at Sedgely, the new Tatnall School, and the first to have Howard Lanin's orchestra. I have enjoyed arranging the school's social activities, but without the cooperation of the student body, these activities would not have been successful. jean Campbell Social Chairman

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STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Student Association president this year was Estelle Ryon. She was assisted by Nancy Herndon, Captain of the Whistles, Betty Tatnall, Captain of the Belles, jean Campbell, chairman of the Social Committee, Sue Waters, president of the Athletic Council, Nancy Anne Riggin, chairman of the Welfare Committee and Georgia McWhorter, Secretary and Treasurer of the Association. The class representatives were: seventh class, Tina Hawke, eighth class, Helen Peemoeller, ninth class, Nancy Edwards, tenth class, Joyce Miller, eleventh class, Sally Gammons. Several suggestions were made for increasing the responsibility and power of the student government. These were a constitution for the body, an honor system supervised by the Student Association and the elections of students for the minor ofiices of the government rather than the automatic placing of seniors in these positions. The Social Committee arranged a Dungarees Party, a Halloween Party, a party for the sixth and seventh graders and, of course, the Senior Prom. All were very successful. The members of the Welfare Committee attended city Red Cross meet- ings and organized many worthwhile drives in the school. The Athletic Council held a bake sale to raise money for the post game snacks of the teams. This year the Belles and Whistles competed in hockey and softball. Interest in these games was increased when the members of the faculty became either Belles or Whistles. Competition for marching and formations were held before the annual hockey game. All of these activities helped to unite the student body and make the school year more enjoyable.