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n 9 , ,VV4 vVA Girl s league Council 222 ' ' l ' ' ' ' f , , f f Vw: we-fn, ,fi V f ' ' ff f f f f 1 W N-- Row l: Melinda Shultis, Carolyn Shepard, Tina Shultis, Barbara Lee, Jackie Hughes, Marguerite Langan, Deanna Stenshoel, Barbara Morgan, Lani Burcham, Cheryl Schleicher, Nancy Chaney, Judy Johnson, Caroline Barney, Row 2: Patsy Pitts, Dar- lene Jackson, Margaret Cross, Sue Smith, Georgia Willis, Sharon Cook, Shirley Bays, Kitty Button, Nancy Cooper, Karin Sum- mers, Ellen Posell, Dixie Branaman, Beverley McMillan. Row 3: Ruthie Bartle, Cherry Pinkstaff, Wanda Blatcher, Gayle Clough, Connie Tarpenning, Eleanor Menkens, Judy Brown, Jean Beckos, Judy Hearn, Karen Kraus, Geri Chapman, Lynn Pyle, Patty Daniels. Row 4: Pam Hubbard, Linda Larson, Sue Smith, Kathy Voeltz, Linda Revell, Mary Barney, Sally Mathews, Gay Gille- land, Judy McShatko, Kathy Leslie, Merlita Nicolsen, Rosalie Gould, Joetta Faw, Janice Raab. 1 i,s-ifigivl ' Fffbm W--so Wi-1 i Qlltr. ' ' ,S ' f Etiliarg , -2 Rf ' f ' Q I L . ,V is l 2 liif ' f 3 ' 3 i I ll: l Row 1: Judy Johnson, Kay Perry, Julie Hampton, Tina Row l: Tina Sh lt' K P J d I-1 Shultis, Barbara Lee, Lani Burcham. Row 2: Nancy Cha- Arthur, Janice XklarlBive:jyCaiol?lrle lBlaiYnelyS llli:Clvn'2.P7gEK ney, Barbara Johnson, Jackie Hughes, Deanna Stenshoel. Christinson, Gloria Reinertson, Linda Larson Jean .Over- street. lall llallinet Sllflllll lifillllllil
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Girls' league The Girls' League is composed of all the girls in the school. lt is headed by a cabinet which is chosen by the elected presi- dent. Our Girls' League president for the school year l957- i958 was Barbara Morgan. She fulfilled the duties of her office with skill, and through extreme cooperation she was able to make the year entirely profitable. With many new projects and leaders full of vim, vigor, and vitality, the Girls' League prospered. Barbara Morgan The success of Girls' League depends on Presldent widespread participation. The task of encourag- ing girls to take part is had by our Girls' League president, Barbara Morgan, who really came through!
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Ui. lam Burnham November Girls ul the Month At the end ot each month during the school year, a spe- cial award is presented to a girl with a background of out- standing service tor the month. The girl ot the month is actu- ally chosen by a special com- mittee and is kept secret until the award is presented. At the time of the announcement she is presented with a special pin and a corsage, This award is coveted by every girl in the school and is the ultimate goal to be reached tor recognition in the Girls' League service.
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