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35 . CLUBS and ACTIVITIES AN EVENING OF MUSIC AND DRaMA Our 1960 Spring Concert, held on March 25, was of a different nature than it has been in previous years. The first item on the program was the Orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Roberts, playing eight selections. Thirty Minutes in a Street, a delightful play was put on by the Grade Eight Dr ama Classes under the direction of Miss. Bruce. A choir, made up of the Music Vocal Classes, and under the direction of Miss. Downe, sang Do Re Mi, When You and X Were Young Maggie Blues, and The Surrey with the Fringe on Top. The Grade Seven Drama performed a dramatic improvision under Miss. Williams ' direction. The Revenge of the Navajo was a new type of production which was thoroughly enjoyed. Frere Jacques, Au Clair de la Lune, II 6 ' tait une Bergere, and Alouette, sung by a Grade Seven Girls French Class Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Levesque, added another different note to the evening. Following this, the Grade Nine Drama Classes presented two plays: Baggage in advance, and The Stolen Prince, which were extremely entertaining. The final item on the program was Miss. Downe ' s choir singing: When You Come to the End of the Day, and You ' ll Never Walk Alone. All the people who partook in t he Concert should be thanked for their efforts, and congratulated on their fine performance. Gayle McCallum 9-2 SLIPPERS OF CINDERELLA In the fall term, the Grade Nine Drama Class presented the play, The Slippers of Cinderella a Hallowe ' en fantasy. Myra was played by Joan I ' ucker, Jimmy by Barry Wood, ..Belinda by Margaret Mclnall, Polly and Dolly by Kay Isaac and Vera Murdy, Jane by Joyce McMullen, Agatha by Judy Kniess, Liz by Diane Harrelson, and the Fairy by Eileen Logan. The Drama Class assisted Miss. Bruce with the product¬ ion and they should be congratulated for their fine work. Gayle McCallum 9-2 GRADE SEVEN ASSEMBLIES The first Grade seven assembly this year, held in November, was for the election of an executive from the room representatives. Election results were as follows: Arnold Linder 7-7. Bill Kendrick 7-8. Bonnie Blackley 7-15. Glenn Doerksen 7-6. Donna Ashe 7-14. Judy CloweB ' 7-13. President Vice Pres. Secretary Stage Manager Ushers Various assemblies followed including performances by the option classes, a visit from Miss. Wulker, daughter of Colonel Walker,and a spelling match. The room representatives should be congratulated for the wonderful job they did in preparing these assemblies. Arlene Cummins 7-14
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36 . CLUBS and ACTIVITIES CHEERLEADERS , RahJ RahJ Joe Bushl Every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 8:00, the Cheerleaders could be heard practicing in the lunchroom for basketball games and the track meet. They came out to all the games and were relied on to boost school spirit. Members of the squad are: Kay Isaac Carolyn Webster Gayle McCallum Vera Murdy Saundra Pleasance Helen Taylor Betty Jean Munro 1ice Jensen PIONEER CLUB (I.S.C.F. Louise Burt (Captain) Sharon Brown (Co-captain) Dorothy Boulton Donna Wright Claudia Murray Valerie Edwards Larraine Vettese Carol Grabinski Marian Plambeck Ann Carr Every Monday at 12:45 the I.S.C.F., sponsored by Mrs. Roberts, met in 7-13. At the weekly meetings John Wilson led the group in Bible studies, quizzes, sing¬ ing and games. Extra activities of this club were a skating party and a film. Some students attended a riding camp at Rocky Mountain House where they went on trail rides in the foothills by horseback and had many interesting discussions. The meetings, films and activities were enjoyed by all who attended and a very successful year was recorded by the I.S.C.F. Diane Petch. 8-11 ADVISORY The Advisory Council has had a very busy year this year, looking after projects such as the Hamper Drive at Christmas and the Red Cross Refugee Year in the spring. Balmoral is glad to have such hard workers as their president Dave Munro 9-5, Secretary Eileen Garriott 8-9, and members Daryl Knowler, Joan Tucker, Margaret Mclnall, Marion Stevens, Tom Sneddon, Neil Whyte, Glenn Foss, and Valerie Edwards. Gayle McCallum 9-2 WRESTLING The wrestling club this year consists of about 20 boys who are coached and sponsored by Mr. Eaves. The took part in the Gympede, a meet with Colonel Irvine and city and provincial competitions. ' . Joan Baird 9-4 BAEMINTON The Badminton club capably coached and sponsored by Mr. Korzeniowski consists of about 90 members which includes the three grades. The grade nines meet every Wednesday at 3:45, the grade eights on Thursday at 8:00 a.m. and the grade sevens at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday. Joan Baird 9-4
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