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D. Dickhens, P. Forsen, T. Funaro, D. Alexander, A. Huber, G. Shellman, K. Miller, and W. Wilson, finalists for titles of Mr, and Mrs. Dogpatch, await results of election. Those students who achieved Best Groomed Boy or Girl status were truly a credit to the Washington campus. The set the kind ot exam- ple every native at i'Our Town could tollowg neat, spotless clothing and good grooming. Chosen by the Girls' or Boys' League Cabinet, the selectees tully deserved the recogni-A tion given them by the student body. BEST-GROOMED BOYS AND GIRLS: S. Vesley, D. Reddick, V. Alvarado, J. Bistolas, K. Hirsch, L. Ball.
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S'60 Girls' and Boys' League Presidents Kathy Collins and Al Bine pose on steps. Summer Girls' League President Kathy Collins and Summer Boys' League President Al Bine supervised many activities tor Washington's Marthas and Georges. Counseled by a capable cabinet, the tvvo leaders headed the school's Boys' and Girls' Weeks' observances, presented the Sadie, and co-ordinated other parts ot their tull schedules. Both cabinets reflected Generaltown's busy, busy year. during boys'. girls' weelcs students take over SUMMER GIRLS' AND BOYS' LEAGUE CABINETS- Row 1: A. Bine, President, F. Cassidy, Vice Presi- dent, H. Morley, Treasurer, A. Miyamoto, Secretary. Row 2: C. Lawyer, Secretary, K. Collins, President, V. Heusel, Vice Presidnet, J. Bistolas. Row 3: K. Smith, H. Doherty, L. Nicassio, M. Major, L. Schultz, Mrs. Mary Crumpclcker, Sponsor, Mr. Hilariie Roza- dilla, Sponsor. Row 4: K. Slocum, J. Byram, L. Ball, C, Stuart, Secretary. :qi city's posts
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Around The middle of The spring semes- Ter, librarians noficed a run on cook- books, Teachers discovered recipes Turned in for homework, and mothers came home To ind Their daughters working be- hind locked doors. The occasion? The cake looking contest, Girls' League's ans- wer To The sfarving male. For girls wiTh less culinary Talent, Cotton Day served as a challenge To The ambitious seamstress in Them. The boys, unable To cook or sew, found consolation in Dodger films, and showed off aT The auto show. Bruises and sore muscles were also in evidence, as sTalwarT Boys' Leaguers displayed Their prowess in The wrestling conTesTs. Boys' Week and Girls' Week were en- thusiastically received and Girls' Week ended happily as The boys, Too stuffed with cake To resisT, were hauled off To The Sadie. Auto enthusiasts await final results from Mr. Rozadilla boys' and girls' leagues' schedules focus limelight on Big and little sisters display Cotton Day outfits. Proud entrants display their eye-catching 1927 Rolls-Royce S 1 ' , 1. Wig' J I
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