Introduction

  Formation

  Handing
       Down Advice

  Monomettes

  Regalia

After student self-government proved to be a success during the year, it seemed natural to extend it to camp. The Monomettes were students who had finished their two years at camp and returned to guide the younger students, as well as act in a semi-administrative capacity alongside their teachers. Monomettes were keepers of the honor code at camp, and the go-betweens for campers and instructors, mediating concerns about time for lights-out, questions about uniform dress, and even locations for smoking. They had regular meetings and kept close minutes, an example of which is reproduced above.

To read the 1956 entries of the Monomette Council Book, click on the image above.