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GIRLS LEAGUE

Back Row: Left to Right: Patsy Piper, Janet Clinton, Sally Landreth, Donna Stark, Irene Remmers, Donalee Delzer, Willa Dahlin, Jean Piper, Lorene Tremer, Lucile Pohle, Mary Paul, Marie Carstens, Ann Sherwood. Third Row: Miss Raymer, Mary Lou Kamm, Elinor Flood, Helen Lightle, Mary Bergeron, Glenna Landreth, Darlene Reilly, Audreyann Lightle, Laura Thiemens,Geraldine Remmers, Wilma Rupnow, Catherine Thiemens, Beverly Davis, Anna Stark. Second Row: Shirley Clayton, Lois Hoffman, Carol Hein, Joyce Delzer, Ruth Christensen, Ona Brommer, Joyce Gifford, Betty Kelly, Nadine Howard, Marvel Jacobson, Verdella Haeger, Arlene Nichols. First Row: Nancy Whipple, Margaret Stuhlmiller, Joyce Brommer, Iva Atkinson, Phyllis Weyen, Helen Good, Nellie Howe, Ethel Doughty.

The following girls took office at the first meeting of the Reardan High School Girls League.

President: Phyllis Weyen

Vice President: lva Atkinson

Secretary: Joyce Brommer

Treasurer: Helen Good

Motto: HONOR, SERVICE, AND LOYALTY.

The initiation of the freshmen girls was held October 12, each girl had a white candle which she held as she repeated the Girl’s League Creed after the president.

The program of work for the year was set up under three committees: the Social Ser- vice Personal Efficiency, Entertainment and the General Committees.

The main activity of the year was an Old Time Dance. Thad Byrne came out from Spokane the fifth of November and called the dances. Needless to say, everyone had a fine time.

On November 24, the girls undertook the planning and organization of a cafeteria. Each member donated a dish of food which was sold.

The girls, as part of their activities sponsored a Mothers Tea.

The advisors for the year were Miss Elizabeth Raymer and Miss Cecelia Blair.

(From annual held by Reardan Schools.)