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ag irls o help the girls get better acquainted, the Council sponsored the annual All Girls' Party in October, with the girls coming dressed as Beatnicks . This was the first on the list of activities of what proved to be a very successful year. The outstanding event of the year was the traditional Co-Ed formal which brought an exciting climax to Twirp Week. On the first night of Twirp Week the most eligible bach- elor of Mesa High was crowned. ln May the mothers were honored at the an- nual Mother-Daughter Tea. After being en- tertained by a fashion show, all of the girls and their mothers enjoyed refreshments out in the patio. Elizabeth Humphrey, treasurer, Connie Glnier, vice president, Joy Childress secretary, Suzanne Sato, president make plans for the mother-daughter tea. Front Row: Suzanne Sato, Buff Humphrey, Connie Glazier, Joy Childress. Second Row: Jan Buffington, Sylvia James, Ann Freestone, Wilhel- mina Nielson, Marie Turley, Dahila Hernandez, Sandy Carpenter. Back Row: Barbara Decker, M' - . ,Jn Z iw, , ,, ....,, V i we iss Mary Ann Menard Sponsor 30 -Q ,Q ni rp,,,,...m.v-.nr S.. gr'-N.
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i R 9 3 1-:Y klhiidoqg FAYE M cFARLAND Cheer Commissioner i if-ei.: QA STEPHEN DANA Athletic Commission STEPHEN PHELPS Fine Arts Commissioner JEFF NOBLE Publicity Commissioner KAY REID Club Commissioner ANN HARRIS I Publications Commissioner SHARI FARNEY Social Commissioner ELAINE LeSUEUR Service Commissioner 29
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-W Michel Haase, treasurer, Noel Barton, secretary, Wilson Conover, vice president, DeWayne Cooly, president discuss plans for their organization. uld Bugs ne ofthe largest organizations on our campus is the Boys' League to which every boy belongs. The Boys' League Council, consisting of the four officers and three representatives from each class, was elected to represent all the boys in the school. On December 21 the Council put on the an- nual Christmas Formal, with the theme of Alpine Christmas . The Council also help- ed sell concessions at the football games. The purpose ofthe League is to help all boys adapt themselves to the social and economic society of Mesa High and to offord oppor- tunity for training for leadership. Front Row: Wilson Conover, Dewayne Cooley, Noel Barton. Second Row: Arnold Seigel, Dale Hall, Don Warden, Gary Perkins, Morris Cooper, Bob Burns. Back Row: Mr. Leo Gardner, Mr. Max Schlarbaum, Mr. Seth Swann-Sponsors, Del R36 TEVVY- i - 31
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