Balmoral Junior High School - Crimson Green and White Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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27 CLUBS BOYS TUMBLING CLUB The boys tumbling club consists of many of the most sport-minded students. The boys come out and practice as often as possible. But the credit really goes to Mr, Williams, who contributes his time and patience just to see the students become skilled in acrobatic tumbling. The tumbling club display played a major part in the Gympede. Cameron Douglas, IX-1 PHOTO CLUB The ' Photo Club sponsored by Mr, Evans has met every Tuesday in 9- 3 in the past year. During the twenty-one meeting held, twelve members have increased their knowledge as far as camera operating goes. With the help of the Canadian Kodak Co.Ltd., who supplied this club with movies on taking and printing pictures, we have been supplied with a heartening supply of photgg which can be found in the main hall of the Gym, We would like to thank this club for their-good .ork and hope that it will continue in the following years. Special thanks comes from the Press Club for the fine pectures shown in this book, for they are perhaps what really sells the Year book. Ron Hilton, 7-15 EQUIPMENT CLU B The equipment club is one of the hardest working clubs in the school. The gills are kept busy handing out equipment and selling and stamping -sports equipment in the fall, Thi.3 job makes it necessary for them to stay after school until the last of the sports enthusiasts have returned the borrowed equipment. Congratulations to these girls on the wonderful work they have done this year. Linda Soole. 9-1 GLEE CLUB From the deep corners of 7-15 echo vibrant young voices singing anything from Little Man to Bluebird of H appiness , Under Miss Downe ' s capable leadership some sevaty members congregate every Monday night 0 The club sang for the Christmas concert, the Gympede, and the Spring play, Aladdin. Their performaces were enjoyed by all and we feel they should be commended for their wonderful work in Aladdin. Gayle McCallum. 8-11