Ingersoll District Collegiate Institute - Volt Yearbook (Ingersoll, Ontario Canada)

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lx yt D-v be 1' - DIC vf ' it ' I was 5.1 5.1 has J' if .-3 1,5-, .Rss New 5' l ' 1 1 si 14? f- - 8 x Photo by Sentinel-Review THE STUDENTS' COUNCIL A Front Row, left to Right-Lois Gratton, Bruce Meckboch, Margery Sherlock, John Gazzola, Suzanne Hutt, Martin Herbert, Elizabeth Muterer, Mr. Mortimer. Second Row, Left to Right-Blair Foote, Don McAllister, Bill Bradfield, John Osborn, Ann Knott, Pat Gratton, Miss Sutherland. Third Row, left to Right-Mr. Ringler, Miss Fanning, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Herbert. Photo by Sentinel-Review JUNIOR RED CROSS EXECUTIVE Front Row, Left to Right-Miss J. Grierson, Dianne Bidwell, Shirley Richens, Beth Tunney, Ann Knott, Ruth Ann Moulton, Sandra Mills, Louise Fleming, Mrs. C. Tyson.l Second Row, Left to Right-Judy Noe, Jim Vyse, Jean Sheardown, Gary Smith, Joan Ford, Doug McConnell, Frances Longfield, Harry Shelton, Marilyn Wisson. Third Row, Left to Right-Barbara Barham, Jack Wallace, Carolyn Rine, Jackie Haslett, Marjorie Woods, Jeanette Shapely, Margery Sherlock, Mervin Hunt, Shirley Johnson. Fourth Row, Left to Right-Sandra Cunningham, Ted McCarty, Winnifred Phillips, Eddie White, Marilyn Thomas, Paul Golding, Pat Huntley, Pat Bradfield. Photo by Sentinel-Review 23? . , S 5 fav. .lf I fl -- . .,-? vt-rr, .. ft V. -gl S ' ' t 1 cg ,. 5 if . 4 3, - .J 4 Q ww- P -'- '. Cf ., 5??f5f'TQ ' i' rfqtk. ji .rfiilifgs-if - sf ' .L 5. +- , , at 5 il l W is A ,fl-, -1 aj , 1 - ., 2' , iiigl' lk N.: ,Q y .? .f 7 QS, 'ff ',i 2 u qL,.' 'ii K1 5-1 -A ,i - ,he ai, -4.4 ,X -- ,gf f. w'N.'a l - -. s A , 'FFF T- I ,ZA 1: H. i' , , dk J . 5, g 1 ' J - vfhszg ,,,.,-... -A.1.m....,..,.

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The Students' Council In December the first Students' Council of the I.D.C.I. was organized. John Gazzola be- came president, Suzanne Hutt, first vice-presi- dent, Elizabeth Muterer, second vice-president, Bill Bradfield, secretary. These officers with the presidents of the other organizations in the school and representatives of the teaching staff formed the Students' Council. The main purpose of the Students' Coun- cil is to act as a co-ordinating body for the activities of the various school societies, to act as custodian and to exercise control over cer- tain school funds and to distribute such funds to the different school organizations in such amounts as to assist those organizations to function in the most effective way. The Students' Council also has to organize and operate the At Home and the initiation ceremony, to look after the sale of insignia articles and individual pictures, to arrange the presentation of the Blue and White Revue and to look after the operation of the tuck shop. Bill Bradfield, Grade I2B Junior Red Cross In September the Junior Red Cross Society was organized for I955-I956 with the follow- ing executive, President, Ann Knott, Vice- President, Beth Tunney, Secretary, Sandra Mills, Treasurer, Miss J. C. Grierson, Staff Supervisor, Mrs, C. Tyson. There was a great deal of interest in the regular meetings since films on the work of the Junior Red Cross were sent from Toronto. Mrs. Tingle showed films on her trip to Europe and England, Miss Wilkinson, Red Cross Repre- sentative from Toronto, gave an informative talk on the work which the Junior Red Cross does on an international scale, and Mr. Ringler, who spent some time teaching in Ethiopia, gave a lively address on his work in that country. Through monthly penny collections and a Sadie Hawkins dance a considerable sum of money was raised with which we bought gifts for twenty-eight children at the Beck Memorial Sanitorium in London. We also donated Christ- mas gifts to the Fairhaven Rest Home and a number of books to the local hospital. A sum of fifty dollars was sent to the Junior Red Cross headquarters in Toronto for their work with crippled children. Contributions were made to the Cancer Fund, the Institute for the Blind, the local Red Cross and the Easter Seal Campaign. The members of the executive and form representatives feel indebted to the president, Ann Knott, whose enthusiastic leadership was responsible for the carrying through of our ex- tensive proiects. Joan Tyson, Grade I3 Page 34 APPROVED I -'F 2 for School Use O I 7 efzaade the 5 - YOU wade ' I Qicffxfdf iffzezifig ,- ll-A in 2556 , I 'F' 2663 T Jawa? 5 't 1555 ' l ' -. ,..p L 1556 l .li 6 Q RENEW-POINT FOUNTAIN PEN CARR'S Book Xt China Shop INGERSOLL, ONTARIO Bigham's Restaurant THE PLACE TO EAT + Watch Our Windows For Special Feature Displays TH E VO