Red Deer Composite High School - Yearbook (Red Deer, Alberta Canada)

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72 “STATIC” STAFF Back row, (1. to r.): Bill Gaetz, Myrna Lundie, Marj. Matheson, Helen Twack, Frankie Baycroft (Editor) Front Row: Donna Christenson, Jessie Easton, Ann Dinzey, Gerry Henderson. THE “STATIC” STAFF Under the supervision of Mr. Pollock, the static staff turned out a very success¬ ful C.H.S. paper. The following staff was appointed for the year: Frankie Baycroft, Geraldine Henderson, Helen Twack, Ann Dinzey, Marj Matheson, Jessie Easton, Myrna Lundie, Donna Christenson and Bill Goetz. The Static was published twice a month and was composed mainly of sports, dances and other school activities with a short interview of a teacher or student each time. The Static has been a very important feature in the activities of the student body, and credit is due those who ably helped in the editing of the Static for 1949-50.

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CANTEEN STAFF —Back row (1. to r.): Doreen McLean, Marj. Matheson, Ann Din- zey, Pearl Swainson (manager), Dawn Code, Frankie Baycroft, Donna Coppock. Front row: Art McAllister, Ole Widholm, Gary Hughes, Don Pierlot, J. Pistawka. THE CANTEEN STAFF This is the third year of operation for the C.H.S. Canteen. We feel that we owe much to last year’s Canteen Committee which was managed by David Ives, for it was they who really got the Canteen rolling and made it what it is now. This year’s committee took over shortly after Easter last year. With Carl Grasby as manager, the committee consisted of: Bob Gish, Bob Schaefer, Don McPhee, Doreen MacLean, Art McAllister, Dawn Code and Mary Hallett. In September, Donna Cop¬ pock and Frank Paycroft were appointed to take the place of Mary and Art who did not return. After the elections last fall, Carl, Bob Schaefer, Bob Gish and Don McPhee found it necessary to resign from the committee because of their offices on the Students’ Union Executive. The new members elected were: Don Pierlot, Marj Matheson, Gary Hughes, Johnny Pistawka and myself. Ann Dinzey and Ole Widholme were appointed as weekend committee. The purpose of the Canteen is mainly to provide money for the Graduating Class, which it uses to pay for the banquet, printing, decorations and orchestra. This year the Canteen has already donated $200.00 to the rink fund. After graduation, the remaining money will be used to purchase additional fixtures for the canteen, foun¬ tains for the gymnasium, paint for the rink, and other works about the school on the committee’s decision. On behalf of the Canteen Committee, I would like to thank Mr. Ohlsen for all the assistance he has given us this year. We wish Johnny Griffith and his committee every success next year. PEARL SWAINSON INTER-CLASS PLAYS This competition was won this year by the Grade X play “I’m No Shmo.” Joyce Densmore, in the Grade XI play “We The People”, won the cup for the best actress. Unbeatable Alan Keast won the male award for the second time. This year he played the detective in the Grade XII play “The Window”. Nessie Tingle, able director of the Grade XII play (who had taken over from John Parton) took the award for the best director. The evening’s entertainment was ended by the Congo Dance and the adjudication. Billy: “Gee, we sure had a swell time last night for ten cents, eh? Marion: “Yeh, I wonder how my little brother spent it.”

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SPORTS.