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■ ' 1 ' JSj ' S!J:3 JiTro flUl J.2S3 ! j ' T ' Vice-President Diane responds to the questions at a Girls ' League Board meeting. An active speech student, Richard partici- pated in the State Qualifier at University of Southern California in Extemporaneous Speaking. Hard-working S Club President Diane often took time to confer with her board of officers.
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Boy and Girl of Year Richard and Diane Rope Year-End Prize Diane BoUacrt and Richard Brccdcn were se- lected by the facuUy as the outstanding students of 1968. The choice was based upon their high scholas- tic achievement, outstanding leadership ability, and active participation in school activities. The follow- ing list constitutes an impressive roster of participa- tion in school and community affairs: Diane • S-Club President • Girls ' League Vice-President • Pep Club Cheerleader • Commissioner of Public Relations • Independent Study • Graduation Marshall • Vice-President World Friendship Club • Girls ' State . lternate Richard • ASB President • Boys ' State Delegate • CSF Sealbearer • Interact Club • Varsity Tennis • Independent Study • National Forensics League • Junior Class President Richard ' s able leadership of Student Council helps achieve a better communication between students and their Kovernmcnt.
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Girls ' League is deep in serious contemplation as Judy N ' arnado suggests changes on an important piece of business. President Desda Garner. 0. 1 Serving Girls ' League on lli. .• r(uii r Imaid arc Corresponding Secretary Shauna D ' Ambrosi, liistorian Terry Getchius, Secretary Sue Vosberg, Treasurer Judy Varnado, Vice-President Diane Bol- laert, and President Desda Garner. Treasure Hunt, little .sisters, slaves, mums, and canned food were only a small part of the service activities Girl ' s League performed for Aviation. Nine girls of every class were given the proud title of Girl of the Month, through the efforts of this service organization. For the first time this year, rooter ribbons were sold during the basketball sea- son. The assemblies ranged from a charm school in- .structor giving inside information on hairstyles to the proper way to stand during a karate match. Surpri.se Day consisted of a buried trea.sure hunt. Mums were again sold during Homecoming. The selling of heart-shaped suckers, for Slave Day, re- sulted in the boys being the slaves. Fool with my girl will you? Take that and that and that, yells the instructor during a karate match put on for the enjoyment of a Girls ' League Assembly.
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