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SEATED: Sherry Wheeler, Bonna Harmon, Joyce Johnson, Barbara Summers, Shirley Lemons, Rosemary Myers, Martha Lou Schlieper, Sharon Smart, Carol Mclntire, Donna Harmon, and Brenda Labby. KNEELING: Claire Marie Cloninger, Brenda Perry, Ana Lee Hoover, Sue Willard, Norma Ranft, Rayola Sanderson, Carolyn Goldman, Peggy Allen, Judy Schlieper, Sue Kern, Mary Lee Bauer. STANDING: Mrs. Meisenbach, Carol Springer, Margaret Blackorby, Janet Heavner, Judy Johnson, Peggy Winston, Carolyn Ramsey, Barbara Stephenson, Anita Lane, Kay Daniel, Vernita Lane, Bobbie Lemons. Girls’ Athletic 24 The Girls' Athletic Association is a state organization affiliated with the Illinois League of High School Girls' Association which is supervised by the Illinois High School Association. Its purpose is to promote health and physical fitness among the girls through planned activities. Under Mrs. Meisenbach's leadership, thirty-three girls were members. The of- ficers were: President, Peggy Winston; Vice President, Carolyn Ramsey; Secretary, Judy Johnson; Treasurer, Sherry Wheeler; Re- porter, Barbara Stephenson; and Parliamen- tarian, Brenda Labby.The girls receive rec- ognition of their athletic achievements through awards based on a point system. For each hour of participation, the girls receive three points. The numeral is the first local award, the school letter is the second local award, the block I is the first state award, and the map of Illinois emblem is the last state award. The activities were highlighted by the Mother and Daughter Christmas banquet with the theme Christmas Angel and a trip to Chicago with the F.H.A. during Easter. The installation of officers and a tea for the mothers was May 9. Peggy Winston received the exempler award. The camp delegates to represent us this summer are Janet Heavner and Carolyn Ramsey.
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The Junior Class Presents Madame Patricia owned and operated a beauty shop. When she died she left the shop toher nephew, Pat Farnum. Pat brought his future bride to see her new home and when she learned that he had inherited a beauty parlor she wanted to leave him, declaring that she'll never marry a man who ran a beauty shop. This was the central plot of the play which the juniors gave on October 21. We worked hard on it but we enjoyed it. We would like to thank especially our director Mrs. Meisenbach for all the help and suggestions that she gave us. 26
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