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and finajecfo Carl Stcchman, president I George Dicudonnc. president II Joe Thompson, vice president I Jack Rankin, vice president II and treasurer I Ralph Goin. secretary I Bob Vavra. secretary II Ron Vavra. treasurer II Bill Cunning, sophomore representa five II Bill Ziegler, junior representative I Bob Higgs, senior representative II Along with the Girls' League and the Boys' H-Club, the Boys' League, led by Joe Thompson. Carl Stechman, and Ralph Goin, helped in the planning of our peppy sport dance, the Kotton Kickoff. With the help of Mr. Victor Cameron. George Dieu- donne. Jack Rankin, and Bill Cunning, along with the rest of the second semester Boys' League Board planned a terrific Boys' Day for the male population of Hoover. 27
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Mi -yinl activities Linda Lund, vice president I; Nancy Johnston, vice president II; Pauline Loberg, secretary I and II; Sally Wassung. treasurer I; Marilyn Roberts, trcasurerll; Loris Kcnaston, senior representa- tive I; June Kerseg, senior representative II; Virginia Nicodemus, junior representative I; Shirley Bay. junior representative II; Marta Strack. sophomore representative II; Jean Averre, friendship I; Merilyn Eakin, friendship II; Judy McMillin, entertainment I; Jenny Forbes, entertainment II; Marcy Crowell, social I; Barbara Novinger, social II; Sharon Palmer, welfare I; Marilyn Bicken- bach, welfare II; Nancy Cover, publicity II. Hard working and capable Carol Schmida and Ruth Butterfield led the Girls’ League through a successful year, including an outstanding slack day. 26
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