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all our girls' Shirley Bay, vice president I; Donna Mae Witt, friendship I, vice president II; Marta Strack, secretary I; Lynne Mather, secretary II; Sally Marshall, treasurer I; Mary MacArthur, treasurer II; Sharon Palmer, publicity I; Edith Van Meter, publicity II; Pcrla dc los Reyes, entertainment I; Penny Forbes, entertainment II, welfare I; Carol Jacobson, welfare II; Janet Tuttle, social I; Barbara Williams, social II; Rene Morhaime, friendship II; Carolyn Reynolds, senior representative I; Barbara Henley, senior representative II. Linda Lund, charming and conscientious first se- mester president, and Shirley Bay, cute and ener- getic successor to the presidency, willingly gave their time to make this year even more fun for the girls, as their boards planned the Haunted Hop and Slack Day. Carol Kemps, junior representa- tive I; Joan Kostenbauder, juni- or representative II. Betty Butterfield, sophomore representative II. The second semester Girls League Board proudly pose in their slack outfits and smile as they re- member the success of Slack Day. 26
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by planning and Bob Marshall, secretary of Boys Sally Marshall. Junior representative Judy McMillin, secretary of Assemblies Jerry Sue Met , secretary of Finance executing Margo Oliphant, secretary of Student Body Activities Dick Phares, secretary of Boys' Athletics Kay Thompson, secretary of Girls' Athletics HOOVER Keeping the students posted on the week's events are Marilyn George and Margo Oliphant. Making out the agenda for the next Foothill League Forum are Eddie Coates, Marilyn Greene, and Don Dawson. As pre- siding officers of the Forum they executed the plans for the League Swim meet and also revised the sportsmanship rating sheet. 25
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and boys' activities. Leaders of the Boys' League were outstanding in practically all school activities, to say nothing of the outstanding planning for Boys’ Day and Shirt Day. Boys' Day, which climaxes the year, was well received, and though a great time was had by all. the boys conducted themselves in the fine manner for which Hoover is respected. Completing plans for the Girls 'and Boys' leagues' co-sponsored dance, the Haunted Hop,” are the presidents Jack Rankin and Linda Lund, assisted by Bill Ziegler, Sharon Palmer, Shirley Bay, and Eddie Coates. Jack Rankin, likeable, efficient president for the fall semester, and Bob Marshall, industrious second semester president, managed the boys' activities and represented them on Cabinet. Behind them lie the memorable and eventful Boys' Days. 27
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