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Girls' Club KATHLEEN TRACY, President VIUDY RAIKKU. Vice Prvxnlcnz ANITA CHOPP, sn-mary KAREN EIACOBSEN. Tn' L1.i rife,- The Girls Cluh of East High School is one of the most active organizations of the school. The purpose is to give each girl a chance to helong to a club and participate in the many activities of Girls Cluh. Some of the activities of the Cluh are All Sports Banquet, Big and Little Sister Party, Tolo Week, the Girls' Cluh Carnival, the Senior Tea and other activities of East High School and the connnunity. A great deal of the success of Girls' Cluh depends upon the work of the cahinet. Each Home Room elects a representative who works with the Cahinet and the off ficers to plan the activities of the year. C IABINET MEMBERS -S M E. in Sv' l'1r'.xI lion' Raikk.-. lx. llracy, lvlrs. Green. A. Chopp, K. -Iacohscn. Second Rini'-sul. Snnonsen. D, Austin, S. lllalstlell. B. Branch, A. McNeill. M. Kinney. 441
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Boys' Club DUANE CHRISTIANSEN, President DENNIS PATTEN, Vice President MEL CHCPP, Secretarv-'TTeasure'r DUANE DAILLEY, Sergeantfat-Arms The school year 1957458 was a very active one for the Boys' Club of East High. They par' ticipated in various activities and proved helpful in many school functions. Representative of their participation in school activities were the dances which they sponsored, the concessions which they operated, and the various sales which they held during the year. Late in November they organized Freshman Day for all incoming boys. In Cctober, during Homecoming, the Boys' Club was in charge of the annual bonfire, which really sets Homecoming in motion. All in all the East High Boys' Club proved worthy of their name. We M WWWWM CAl5lNlf'll: Sitting D. Dailly: D. Christiansong Mr. Guerin. Advisor: D, Patten, M, Chopp, Standing B, Dailey, L. Bak' ken, C. lioueh, xl. Mcffalum, D. ivlanley. l45
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