Viscount Bennett Junior High School - Terminal Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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JUNIOR HIGH CLUBS PAGE 72 CHEERLEADERS If you ' re not one of the regular cheer rally attenders, you don ' t know what you ' re, missing! The colourful cheerleaders, dressed in white with purple shakers, lead their enthusiastic supporters. Mrs. Wallace sponsors the club, and under the leadership of DIANNA NELSON , the girls add interest and gaiety to our many sports ( events. They plan to cheer at the annual j track meet, and have already cheered at the; girls ' All-Star Volleyball Tournament. The following girls make up this well-; known group. DIANNA NELSON JANET KATZ HELEN SHEDDEN SHARON HASKOVITCH j MARILYN BAINES JOY THORVALSON LOIS YELLAND MAUREEN BUCHE MARY ARMSTRONG SHARON SLATTER ! THE TERMINAL (students and teachers. LYNDA HODGES (9-7) | AUDIO- VIS UAL C LUB The Audio-Visual -Club under the ; competent direction of Mr. Motture is jcomposed of sixteen members - one person ; trained, in the use of the movie and film ! strip projectors from each room. The ( executive consists of only the President - : GERALD LOCKEY. During the year, this Club i acquired a micro-beam, which projects microscopic slides, and also held a very ;successful showing of the film Hamlet . ; In the -forthcoming year, the members hope t (purchase an opacue projector, a large (screen, and also hope to convert- the East (Recreation Room into solely a projection • room. This Audio-Visual Club is ex- | pending rapidly and is giving a great deal ( of service to Viscount Bennett School. MARILYN BAINES (9 - 3) MAJORETTES The Junior High Majorette Club this year has a membership of twenty-five students from Grades seven, eight and nine. Their costumes add colour to their attractive displays. They wear white pleated skirts with sleeveless blouses and purple ties. The baton twirlers appeared in several pep rallies and ' twirled -at the track meet representing our school. When asked about the future, leader LORRAINE WADE stated that the Club hoped to accompany the Vi count Bennett Band in

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THE TERMINAL JUNIOR HIGH CLUBS PAGE 71 THE RED CROSS CLUB Around the Christmas season the Junior Red Cross Club undertook a project which would provide needy families in the city with necessities towards a happier The non-competitive Candy Sale also sponsored by the Red Cross was a big success. This sale seems to become bigger and better each year, and this year Christmas. Seventeen rooms in the Junior the candy was sold ' in a matter of seconds! High section of the school provided large Ten cents a bag for homemade candy certain] food hampers filled with the festive foods appeals to our student body. The money of a Christmas dinner, and delivered them to their allotted families. Four rooms donated money or toys to Childrens ' Homes Twenty dollars in the city. This project was very the remaining F successful but only was so because ' of the the school ' s tr co-operative and unselfish students in the The office school. ' The Red Cross thanks everyone who President: displayed such enthusiasm in helping those Vice-President: from this project was distributed as follow Twenty dollars to International Relief Twenty dollars to International Friendship the remaining Fifteen dollars remained in the school ' s treasury. The officers of this club are: DIANE McTAVISH steven mccullouc-h less . fortunate than e. Secretary: KATHY LESLIE Another project ' undertaken by the Red Cross was a Coupon Drive . The Nabob coupons- went towards a coffee percolator for the staff room, and all others went to the ...Red Cross Building. The competition proyed very successful as 9 - 3 took the ) lead with 8-19 close behind. These two rooms, however, were unable to maintain their lead, and the eventual winner was % - D. Thousands of coupons were pollected, again through the co-operation Of many students. This staff has made the year a big success. DIANE McTAVISH LORRAINE WADE + + + + + + + + + + + + 1

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' HE TERMINAL JUNIOR HIGH ,CLUBS CHEERLEADERS (CONTINUED) the Stampede Parade, but that this matter was not definitely arranged. The Majorette Club ' s sponsor is Miss Koefoed. The Executive is: LORRAINE WADE Vice-President: LYNNE HOWLAND Secretary-Treasurer: GILLIAN MacKENZIE LOST AND POUND CLUB Lost anything? Then I advise you to trot right down to the Lost and Found window next to the main office, because you have a good chance of finding it there. Under the supervision of Mrs. Blair, members are on duty morning, noon | and night. The fifteen members are run by an executive headed by ELFRIEBA POLFUSS, president, and LOUISE DASH, Secretary. During the year, two sales were held.{ Thq members were busy before hand, washing and cleaning the articles to be sold, These sales were very successful, and the Lost and Found Club demonstrated again its great service to this school.