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Pat Reid, GIRLS' LEAGUE 1, A , L, - ' rl - ,fic ' if it D f M . 'Q I f I N 1 sr W 'fi' ' 6 ' , .X I Barbara Graaf, Girls' League pres- ident, was a terrific leader. The most active organiza- tion in the student body is the Girls' League. Our lit- tle lndian friend was very sad that he could not be a member because this or- ganization sponsors all types of socials. There are always very capable girls as officers, which makes it the strong organization that it is. very capable Girls' League President T' '-1 Pictured above are Barbara Graaf, lrma Pack, Marilyn Woods and .loan Trepina. They acted as the first semester Girls' League officers. The most capable workers the Girls' League has ever had are: Kay Cook, secretary: Pat Martin, treasurer, and Pat Corrigan, Vice Pres- ident. These girls did a large amount of work this semester.
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Pictured here is the Boys' League Cabinet. They are, left to right, Louie Elias, Vice-President, Tony Mortellarop Secretary, George Easton, President, and Keith Groneman, Treasurer. With this new cabinet the Boys' League this year had one of its most successful years ever. up and away goes Bill Flora as Ken Corwin 14 and Kirby Ramsey 30 apply brakes in student- basketball game, which was sponsored by Boys' League. The students lost a hard fought tough battle to the old men. BOYS i .1 I L: 3, I s George Easton, Boys' League Pres- ident for Fall and Spring Semesters 1951-1952. This past year was very successful for the Boys' League with the aid of their advisor Art North. During football season the cabinet was busy printing and distributing Bee foot- ball programs. The Fisher Body assembly was brought to you by the Boys' League, which also helped sponsor the March of Dimes. LEAGUE
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The pictures shown above are those taken ar uare wnn uaa wnicn was one of the numerous Girls' League activities. As you can see from the above picture everyone enioyed themselves, especially when our songleaders' fathers led a song, just for the girls. But this was only one activity. There was also the Mother and Daughter Banquet, the Backward Dance and Backward Week and many other activities. All the activities were enioyed by those participating and also by the girls that planed them. GIRLS' LEAGUE ACTIVITIES 5' 'Huw' ,Ab 5 Y . The members of Girls' League will long remember the swell time that they had on their Date with Dad , as well as the many other activities sponsored by the Girls' League. Shown above is iust a small part of the wonderful entertainment we had - the fashion show put on by our Dads.
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