Mead High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Girls ' League The Girls' League of Mead Senior High School includes all girls in its membership. The governing body is the Executive Council composed of t.he officers - President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, two Sergeants -at-Arms, and two Representatives from each class. Dues are 50:2 per year. The League is primarily a service organization. The junior and senior girls serve as Big Sisters to incoming girls to help them to become acquainted with other students and with the procedures of the school. The League sends cards and gifts to students and faculty when they are ill. Certain times of the year baskets of food and clothing are provided for needy families Social activities of the Girls' League are a Sadie Hawkins' Dance in the fall, the Sweet- heart-Ball in February, the Father -Daughter Banquet in March, and the Mother's Tea in May. FIRST ROW: Karen Smith, Treasurer, Jo Herman, Sergeant-at-Armsg Margaret Freeborg, President, Lois Keck, Secretary, Dianefsiria, Sergeant-at-Arms. SECOND ROW: Executive Council - Harriet Kohlie, Sharon Sprague, Sandy Ross, Virginia Kanzler, Judy Urdrian, Virginia McCane, Nancy Hahn South 5 Howard West 514 1f2 Sprague MCDONALD'S FLORIST CHRISTIAN STUDIO

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CAST JoAnne Ross - - Helen Cosner - - Karen 'Stonernan - - Gail Wiechman - - Janet Kuntz - - - Frances Bellotty - - Cherie Gilbert - - Sharon Lee ---- Virginia Kanzler - - Diana Swett ------- Sharon Lee, Cherie Gilbert, Frances Bellotty Pt' 9 Nine Girls - Shot-put - Jane - Mary - - Alice - Phyllis - - Freida - - - Shirley - - -Tennesse ----- Eve Glamor Puss JoAnne Ross Virginia Kanzler Janet Kuntz, Helen Cosner

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Debate FIRST ROW: Carolynne Warfield, Harriet Templeton, Rosemary Dellwo, Virginia Kanzler. SECOND ROW Sharon Lee, Linda Simpson, Bob McBeth, Odette Gilbert, Terry Wells. Everyone knows that our fall and winter sports program includes football, wrestling, basketball, baseball, and track. However, there is another added to the list also. This sport is Debate. In essence the debate season has no ending or beginning, but is con- tinuous throughout the year. Good argumentation is based upon fact and logic. In order to establish either of these, a debater must have a solid and current knowledge of the subject. This requires constant study and preparation. This years' resolution reads specifically: Resolved that the Federal Government of the United States Should Substantially Increase its Regulation of Labor Unions. Taking the affirmative stance, Mead was represented by Bob McBeth and Terry Wells. On the negative Harriet Templeton and Rosemary Dellwo took on all challengers. The Northwest District League of which our school is a member consists of all the city schoolsg Gonzaga Prep, Marycliff, Little Flower, all the valley schools, Cheney and Mead. At the close of each year any debator can certainly look back with pleasure at the programs he or she has made in the field of personal experience, logical thinking and concrete analyzation of material.