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I' 1 I W N'xX X S A XXXXXX . x.XX W S X ........,. . Xxx .,..x S GIRLS' LEAGUE N An organization at Chaffey which does much to promote a friendly feeling among the girls and serves the community in many ways is the Girls' League. Every girl in the high school belongs to this organization, which works for her best interests. The work of this body is efficiently managed by the following officers: Dorothy Hill, President, Glessie Strange, First Vice-President, Dorothy Thacher, Second Vice-Presidentg Jean Baird, Third Vice-President, Harriet Shattuck, Fourth Vice-President, Marion Brownless, Fifth Vice-President, Eleanor Frost, Sixth Vice- President, Evelyn Peterson, Secretary, Opal Presba, Treasurer, Charlotte Allen, Pep Leader, Lyvonne Adams, Advertising Manager, Marjory Taylor and Leila Frost, Freshman Representatives. The Advisers are Mrs. Susan B. Mehl, Miss Mary Jeanne Cage and Mrs. Winifred Johnson. Activities carried on this year include a Big and Little Sister Party, a Christmas Party, a Girls' League Birthday Party, a Mothers' Party, a Candy Wrapper Week, and entering a decorated car in the Armistice Day parade. The league also presented Mrs. Mehl with an Adviser's pin and sent Dorothy Hill and Glessie Strange as representatives to the Annual Girls' League Conference. Each year this organization has charge of the enforcement of the uniform law for the girls. The girls are required to wear a middy with a blue pleated skirt every day except Wednesday. On Friday evening, May 25, the Girls' League sponsored a concert in the Chaffey Auditorium. This concert was presented by Mr. Ernest Douglas and Mr. Albert Hay Malotte of Los Angeles. The program was entirely composed of piano and organ duets. Twenty
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