Garneau High School - Log of Garneau Yearbook (Edmonton, Ontario Canada)

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NINETEEN FORTY-SIX 31 ADVERTISING STAFF Back Row: Iohnny Clark, Gary Steves, Miriam Alley, Margaret Schmidt, Pat Spilsted, Doug Henderson. Front Row: Darleen Fraser, Beverley Moon, Bill Johnson, Margaret juul. Pat Ramsey. This Yearbook was made possible through the advertisements which we solicited. So to show your appreciation, please, patronize the advertisers. NOTE: Some Candid pages are not numbered. It is understood that the numbers go from left to right: top to bottom, as on page 36.

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32 C s C -s L LLQARNEAQLQQ Bill johnson johnny Clark Gary Steeves Roy Gilley President President Ex-president President Boys, Hi-Y Boxing Sc Wrestling Drama Glee Club DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club was able to get a fairly good membership when it con- vened in the fall. Those elected to oflice were: President, Gary Steeves: Vice-Presi- dent, Beverly Moon: CGary was forced to resign in April and Beverly took over the presidencyjg Publicity, Dick Riddleg Play Selection, Helen Miller: Membership. Marilyn Weinlosg Casting, Clit? McMahon: Backstage, Grant Burrowsg Make-up. Kay Petrieg Property, Bob Huckellg Directors, Helen W'illiams and Leah Glienerg Programme, Helen Willianis. The only play produced was the one presented at the Lit of April 5. It was called Airman,s Forty-eight and was directed by Helen Wfilliams. The cast included: Helen Miller as Glenna Vfilsong Audrey Crick as Nora Vfilson fGlen- na's motherjg Izzy Gliener as Harry Wilson QGlenna's fatherj: Grant Burrows as Fred Lambert Cairmanjg Violet Rose as Emily Atkins fNora NY'ilson's sisterjg and Ken Richards as Daniel O'Riley Cpolicemanj. There was a contest held in the art class for the best posters to announce where and when the Drama Club would meet. Several good ones were chosen from the entries. The club ordered pins from Birks and these were expected before the end of the term. Late in May the Programme Chairman, Helen Wfilliams, planned a novelty evening of a movie, play and dancing for the benefit of the club. BARBARA HAMM. Secretary-Treasurer. GLEE CLUB Away back in the early months of the term. two people with high hopes were talking over the prospects of starting a glee club. So, a meeting was held in Room 16 to all those interested. and to the delight of the instigators a good number attended. Kay Buchanan was elected Sec.-Treasurer and Eileen Robinson was our very capable pianist. From then on attendance dwindled considerably until there were a few faithfuls left. Although up to the time this article was written the Giee Club has never made a personal appearancen, it has had many practises and it is hoped that they will be heard on one of our Lits before the end of the term. I would like to say to everyone that has school spirit surging through him -and that means you-a Glee Club can be an interesting and a joyful organization in any school program. Let's see a larger and better Glee Club in Garneau High School next year. ROY GILLEY. President.