Alma College - Almafilian Yearbook (St Thomas, Ontario Canada)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: — Lois Foster, Beverley Feick, Sue Merrall, Josephine Smith, Elaine Weese, Marilyn McMeeken. Front: — Ann Hanselman, Mamie Daly. The Student Council ' The chief aim of the Student Council is to ensure the fullest measure of co-operation among the students in the promotion of the best interest of the college ' Elected to fulfill this duty for the two terms are as follows: First Term Sue Merrall Mamie Daly Lois Foster Beverley Feick President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Second Term Josephine Smith Ann Hanselman Marilyn McMeeken Elaine Weese To start a school year off right is a hard task, but it was handled well by the first term executive. After the rampage of Hurricane Hazel an Auction Sale was held in the gymnasium to raise money for the Flood Relief and doughnuts were sold. Aided by funds from the S.C.M., the Student Council was able to donate fifty dollars. Plans for the Christmas formal, the Holly Hop went ahead next. The functioning of the Council was checked hardly by the illness of the President, Sue Merrall. The Vice-Presidnt, Mamie Daly carried on admirably at school and the president from her hospital bed. The twenty-five dollars left over from the dance was used to buy Christmas gifts for Mrs. Sifton, Mrs. Doering, Mrs. Douglas, and the household Staff. Preparations for the Senior Prom, Cupid ' s Capers , Feb. 19 were carried out by the second term council. An agreement was made that Mr. McKittrick of London would take the school pictures, the week starting Feb. 28. At this point in the school year the present council is looking forward to the Graduation Dance, May Day, and the Graduation Ceremonies. Josephine Smith HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES House Warner Ryerson East Ryerson East Ivory Lower Mac Upper Mac First Term Barbara Carbert Joan Philp Barbara G. Brown Mary Louise Fritz Lynn Nicholson Molly Carbert Second Term Mamie Daly Marlene Root Sue Merrall Patricia Connors Nancy Mitson Janet Burgess Page 27

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SUTHERLAND ' S SHOE STORE (L. E. Nichols) Qeitai ' Air-Conditioned Restaurant • Full Course Dinners and Lunches Scott McHale Blatchford Murray-Selby Shoes • • Soda Bar Fine Home-Made Candies 429 Talbot St. — St. Thomas • Where the Alma Girls Meet 519 Talbot St. - St. Thomas GALLOWAYS THE HOME OF CANADA ' S FINEST FOOD SPECIALTIES AND THE ICE CREAM CENTRE OF ST. THOMAS • Ice Cream — Chicken Specialties — Spudnuts — Pies and Pastries Lunches and Snacks — A La Carte Meals. All Manufactured and Prepared From Tested Recipes in Our Own Kitchens. Dining Room, Counter and Take-Home Service. • Three Locations for Your Convenience MAIN STORE — 145 Ross St., St. Thomas — Phone 1553. COFFEE SHOP — 791 Talbot St., St. Thomas — Phone 1220. May to October — PORT STANLEY BEACH. Page 28