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Hardwork And Organization Spur GirI's League Activities An enthusiastic fall G. L. Cabinet, headed by Carol Saito, couldn't wait to get started. They commenced their activi- ties in the spring last year with a softball game, cracker- jack and popsicle sales. They welcomed the incoming freshman with a skit on Orientation Day. G. L. Week began with the Mother-Daughter Tea and continued with pigtails and pickle day and a sucker sale. The week was ended with the traditional Twirp Dance. Other activities included an exchange of ideas dinner, a Christmas party for foreign exchange student, Bea Weidman, and the Father-Daughter Banquet. RIGHT: Lois Hart, corres. sec., Lori Camp, soph. rep., Leigh Mills, vice- pres., Sue Nugent, jr. rep., CENTER: Carol Saito, pres., Kathy Knab, sr. rep., Dori MacDonald, historian, Kris Anderson, sec., Anne DuFresne, fresh. rep. Not pictured, Anita Talton, treasurer. 'V J :aims him I- I .., :J bantiiedi ABOVE: Carol Saito, Maurine Neuberger, guest speaker, George Shaver, Dad s Club pres., and Mary Shaver host Dad and Daughter Banquet. RIGHT: Carol couldn't resist stealing a pickle from the pickle sale. 26
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Girls League Coordinates Spectacular May Fete The prominent Girls League, with President Audry Cobbs, did much to inspire excitement and enjoyment throughout the year. Girls League put on one of the most beautiful and successful May Fete assemblies that Lincoln students have seen for a long time. The League also sponsored an interclass basketball game, with the Sophomore girls outscoring the Senior girls in the final play off game. Debbie Hagan took over the duties as Girls League President when Audry Gobbs was selected Rose Festival Princess. The Girls League is and always has been an effec- tive organization which keeps Lincoln girls busy in school affairs and activities. RIGHT, Audrey Cobbs, pres., julie Goodman, hist. , Gretchen Anderson, soph. rep., jennifer Wagner, fresh. rep., Heidi Benz, jr. rep., Diana Nauman, sec., Kathy O'Phelan, sr. rep., Debbie Hagen, v, pres. Not pictured, Ioan Utzinger, treas., and Connie Cave- gnero, corres. sec. 28 Th ' ... W 2 'Iii A ,.,..--f f 15 'wits I 'v-. EF' fly -'Kal uf 91 '5 'Hu- J.. . Q ,, '., 1,4-Lux., 4 4 W'
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