Gordon Bell High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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lK jojorn 30 BACK ROW: Ozzie Richard, Douq Braun, Roger Stupack, Everind Carlson, Roy La- ham, Mavis Slater. MIDDLE ROW: Emmett Lyric, Bob Melan- son, Marlene McIntyre, Judy Foster, Brian Boes, Terry Iwankow. FIRST ROW: Annette Crawder, Barbara Reudiger, Carol Yerex, Miss J. Bashford, Lorna Dunlop, Lillian Nelson, Connie Cle- 42

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SiudsmL founclL This year, as in previous years, the first major activity was the election of school president and vice-president. The elections were held late in October and Colin Allan was chosen president and Anita Ross was chosen vice-president. The student council consisted of the president and vice-president of each room in addition to the executive and met, whenever possible, on Day 6 at 3:30. At the first meeting held on November 4, Cynthia Trevenen was elected secretary treasurer and Mike Lasko was elected Club Director. The Frolics Committee, which is in charge of dances and other social events, was headed by co-chairman Lynne Dolan and Richard Langtry. Charles Ruddick was chosen to look after the sale of school rings and pins. A committee of three students, Bob Whitlaw, Brenda Craft, and Gerry Hannah was chosen to find a method of supervising the lunch-rooms. All the council members took turns being in charge of the lunch rooms. As its project for this year, the council decided to raise money to buy a new memorial. The proceeds from a coke dance, coat checking and the Variety Concert were put into this fund. A committee of students was appointed to work with a committee of teachers to assist in the designing of the memorial. Gary Zilkey was chosen as head of the Achievement Awards Committee. On behalf of Colin and myself, I would like to thank Cynthia Trevenen, Mike Lasko, Lynne Dolan, Richard Langtry, and especially our counsellors, Miss Flanders and Mr. Connell, for their help and co-operation throughout the year. 44