Delta Secondary School - Lampadion Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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SECOND ROW: R. Button, P.Tarvainen, J.Tierney, G. Roberson. FIRST ROW: R. Hebberd, G. Mote, Mr. Woods, B. Knight, B. Meldrum. ABSENT: W. Budnark, D. Krick. The Stage Committee consists of ten boys in the Shop and General courses in Grades nine to twelve. It is extremely versatile, and is associated with most other committees. Besides regular Auditoriums, we run the projectors; wire up lighting systems for Dances; hook up the P. A. system for football and basketball games and dances; and maintain all the equipment in good running order. In fact, we never know what we are going to be asked to do next. I like to think of us as the ' Ways and Means Committee. Some members of the Stage Committee have other activities. We have a B. A. C. and social committee representative, while others are on the basketball, football and hockey teams. We are really a diversified group. The boss (supposedly) is the chairman, John Tierney; the manager is Bruce Meldrum; the Chief Adviser is Pete Tarvainen; and the Teacher Counsellor is Mr. A. Woods. The Stage Committee is a seldom seen, almost unknown group, but in most activities you can be sure we are on the job behind the scenes. £-» - y . ZJhe aUet-IKodi. The Del-rods Car Club is the most recent additon to the clubs of the school. The teacher counsellor, Mr. W. Davies, was the originator of the Del-rods. The new executive has Jack Brokenshire as President, and Richard Simpson as Secretary-Treasurer. The motive behind the club is to try to promote better relationships, not only for the school but also for all teenage drivers. The club will practice basic driving skills for the entry into the Safe-Driving Roada-o , sponsored each year by the Hamilton Junior Chamber of Commerce. Sergeant K. Skerrett of the Hamilton Police Dept. was the guest speaker at one meeting, and Mr. Davies frequently talks to the club on common road troubles and their remedies. The club members trust that by promoting safe driving, Delta will keep a good name in highway safety. B. Davies, Dalley, D. Fawcett, M. McDiarmid, K. Rowland, D. Corran, C.Stewart, J. Brokenshire, Mr. Davies, S. Burnip, R. Nelson. ,

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irluiic (committee 1960-61 The Music Committee had a rather bad start this year as only one office was filled, that of the chairman. But as the year progressed the committees of the Concert Band and the Choir came together under Judy Lis combe, to work in harmony. Since there was no Annual Production, more time and effort went into preparations for the Annual Concert in May. The Concert in May of ' 60 was very well attended, and parts were recorded by CKOC and broadcast at a later date. The Concert Band and Choir also made a recording Music from Delta 1960 , which is of a very high quality and is still available in the Bookstore. The trip to Erie, Pa., in May of ' 60 was a rousing success, and the two organizations are looking forward to their trip in May of ' 61. As there was no Bugle Band this year, only the Choir and Concert Band were affected by this committee. With the experience gained in running dances in 1959-60, we are looking forward to spon- soring a dance this spring to help cut expenses for our trip. Thanks should be extended to Mr. Westall and Mr. Ward, our two teacher counsellors, and to all the others , both students and teachers , who have made this year, 1960-61, a memorable one for Delta ' s Choir and Concert Band. Members of this year ' s Music Committee: Chairman, Judy Liscombe; Choir Reps., Phyllis Wingfield, Shirley Bratina; Band Reps., BobAshton, Don Buntain. Mr. Westall, Mr. Ward, Bob Ashton, Band Rep.; Don Buntain, Band Rep.: Judy Liscombe, Chairwoman; Phyllis Wingfield, Choir Rep. Shirley Britina, Choir Rep. Concert dSand FOURTH ROW: Left to Right , David May, Ron Widdifield, Jim Currie, Pete Brooks, Marsh Conley, Rodger Gate, Bruce Harvey, Bob Bratina, Don Buntain. THIRD ROW: E. Till, H. Jonas z, G. Element, B. Birk, D. Marshall, R. Scott, G. Danadich, B. Roberts, D. Raymond, G. Armor, K. Elder. SECOND ROW: J. McFadden, C. Gleash, G. Crawford, E. Walker, C. Stewart, M. Lambert, A. Ward, J. Liscombe, B. Wingfield, J. Watkins, B. Hamilton, M. Eisthen. FIRST ROW: Rosmarie K., Linda Hall, C. Watson, Tom Laurie, Anne Winsor, Marlene Dewar, A. Ward, C. Begon, M. Maurice, L. Bower, D. Greasly, J. Petrie, G. Bing, L. Henbent, M. Weatherall. m 1

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B. Harrison, VV. Gate, J. Muir, Lee, G. Spoar, R. Belluz, E. Penick, Richardson, G. Lane, J. Wentworth, L. Love, B. Mason, C. Stuart, K. England, K. JMontesanto, G. Gregory, B. Scobal, G. Dunlop, A., J., J. Mihalenko, J. Flecic, V. Seeberger, B. Bysla, B. Leaney, Mr. Ahrens, N. Connor, D. Foti, A. McFadgen. Xjowlina ( .lub Bowling was held again this year at the Skyway Lanes every Monday at 2 p. m. This year it was recognized as a school activity, all difficulties with the Central Executive being smoothed out. The execu- tive consisted of President Wayne Gate, Vice-President Gary Spoar and Treasurer Vicky Seeburger Because of his position as the school vice-president, Wayne Gate vacated the leadership in favour of Gary Spoar. The members were divided among eight teams, whose captains were: Gary Spoar, Jim Muir, Bob Lee, Rich Belluz, Bob Brown, George Lane, Jim Wentworth, and Bob Harrison. The teacher- counsellor was Mr. Ahrens, who graciously accepted the job even though his schedule was already well filled. At the beginning of the year there was a good turn-out; but, owing to the lack of student interest and par- ticipation after the Christmas exams, bowling had to be cancelled. Thanks to the few students who faithfully supported bowling to the last week! r. A. Woods, I. Smith, G. Forbes, W.Sowran, H. Vredeveld, Shapka, J. McMillan, Doug Wood, B. Holmes. L adet -.orpi and fcifle J earn The Cadet Corps and Rifle Team have been idle so far this year. Only two teacher officers are left in Delta; Glendale has two. Dr. Price was asked to arrive at a solution. As of Jan- uary, no solution. Cadets this year have, how- ever, taken part in two auditoriums, a Remem- brance Day and a Tri-Service programme.