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Catherine Richards, Pres., Marilyn Stingle, V-Pres. ident girls' league Many students think of the Girls' League as iust another girls' club. They are mistaken, however, because the League is the girls' govern- ment organization in which every girl in school automatically belongs. The policies and principles ofthe League are set up by a Council which consists of five representatives from each of the four classes, and one representative from each girls' club in the school. The representatives are elected by the girls in the class which they represent' and the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of the League, ore elected by all girls in school. Problems which pertain strictly to girls, may be brought to the atten- tion of one of your representatives who will bring it before the council for possible solution. We hope to have the Girls' League serve you effectively and we can do our job better if you will help us by bringing problems to our attention. Miss Lorraine Anderson Dean of Girls Row 3 Betty Adlem Virginia McGee Norma Di Paula Betty Scott Sally Bennett Mary Louise Gust Alice Shnrey Carol Brouwer Barbara Freedman Lucille Clemlnson Berna Dean Tennis Mary Jo Casey Row 2 Lucretia Snyder Pearl Vidlnoff Connie Thompson Ruth Richie Wren l-ligman Joan Smith Elaine Hotchkiss Margaret Dennmgson Gwen Boyd Joyce Wykes Robin Frey Miss Anderson Row I Margaret Spencer Suzanne Hrbeack Anne Reese Marilyn Stungle Catherine Richards Carol Lewis Carol Spielman Pat Scott, Shirley Gatewood, Dona Stetzman N . 1 , , , , , . 1 , , , . , , , , . , . , . . - , ' : I I I I I I I
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calendar October I5 Kud Party November 3 Flrst use of booths In votmg November 5 Apple Sale November l Football Slogan Sale January 7 Glrls Assembly Clean Up Compalgn January I6 Apple Sale January 23 Culs League Othcers Electron February 26 Luggage Day March l9 Easter Egg Sale Apnl l Glrl Boy Party Aprll 2l Sprung Fashion Show May I0 Mother Daughter Banquet May 26 All Girls Club Party Anne Reese V Presudenr Suzanne Hrbacek Presrdenr ' l . X . , . ' . , . . I 4. - rf 4 'xv 7 , 4 1 'I ,W , . www K . v :W ' 1 - r . I . ' I - I I
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