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THE TERMINAL } M V.- j ) L. | Pa ge53 JUNIOR HIGH CHESS CLUB This club, which began during the first days of March, had twenty members and held meetings during the noon hours of Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The member entrance fee of twenty- five cents enabled the club to buy two chess sets. A tournament was held before the school term expired. The executive members were: President.Leslie Bird Vice-President...Jack Stein Secretary-Treasurer..Brian Sykes Dollars at each one. This money was contr ibuted to the school fund. The club executive included: President.Walter Mesimann Secretary.Carol Johnson EQUIPMENT CLUB Providing sports equipment for the students at school during the noon hour was the main purpose of this club. JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTES The Twirling Bees, a sixteen- member club sponsored by Miss Koefoedt did much to spark school spirit this term with their flashy uniforms and smart routines. President Lorraine Wade, club trainer, and the club members are to be commended for their contribution to school life. The boys who took turns handling and distributing the equipment were: Brian and Gordon Mi In, Larry Mathews, John Pifer, Bill Stien and Jeff Wilson. THE AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Janet Brovender was vice-president and Gillian Mackenzie the treasurer. There were twenty-five fully and partly-trained operators in the Audio- Visual Club which was sponsored by Mr. Motture. LOST AND FOUND CLUB Sponsored by Miss Leggatt, the Lost and Found Club had eighteen members. This group had five Lost and Found Sales and collected about Five The club members learned iww to run and rewind a film, and how to set up and maintain the machines. In years to come, this club hopes to have one fully-trained member in each home room.
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Page 5U THE TERMINAL SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Sponsored by Miss Thomas, eleven cheerleaders, headed by Enid Donovan, enlivened basketball and track season with colorful cheers, uniforms and shakers. Members ‘purchased special sweaters, skirts and pins to complete their attire. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB The preparation of seventeen Christmas food hampers for needy families was the first project of this newly-organized group this year. Later, a successful Valentine ' s Day Candy Sale was held which added Forty Dollars to the treasury, all of which was donated to worthy causes. Other projects carried out were: the collection of food premium coupons for the Red Cross, the making of nurse ' s schedule and fire-drill cards for all home rooms, and a canned food drive. The executive consisted of: President...Marilynn Mann Vice-President..William Sloane Secretary.Verna Schatz Treasurer.Joan Haden Teacher-Sponsor...Mr. Gish SENIOR HIGH MAJORETTES CLUB Under the sponsorship of Miss McDonald, and the training of the president, Roberta Smith, the three- member majorette group of 1956-57 advanced to a squad of eleven members. The club ' s activities for the year included performances at pep rallies, basketball games, the Gympede and the Track Meet. Bonnie Atkinson acted as secretary of the group. INTERSCHOOL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP To promote better Christian fellowship’ in the school is the purpose of the I.S.C.F., a newly- organized group at Bennett during the 1957-58 term. Consisting of approximately thirty members, this club has enjoyed such activities as talks, rallies and city-wide meets. The meetings were, opened by prayer, after which a member con¬ ducted a question and hurdle period. Mr. Pearson and Mr. Bell acted as club advisers, and Mr. Sharlow was the teacher-sponsor. The execu¬ tive members were; President...Sharon Halverson Vice-President . ' .Marylynn Shesk Secretary....Joan Jackson
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