West Whalley Junior Secondary School - Kwantlen Yearbook (Surrey, British Columbia)

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Club Comments Chess Club The Chess Club met at noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week. Naturally members came to play chess and watch chess games. There was usually quite a good turn out of members and sometimes spectators popped in. Players increased their skill and widened their knowledge of move combinations. A special thank-you to Mr. Mason who organized and sponsored this club. Library Club This year the twenty members of the library club have been working vigorously to get the new books on the shelf for the benefit of the other students. Of the twenty members, sixteen of these are girls and the rest are our helpful boys. The library club wishes to offer special thanks to Mr. Rollins for his instructions. The Future Nurses Club For the first time in West Whalley ' s school history, a Future Nurses Club has been formed. The club started function- ing in late January. The purpose of the club is to give the girls who are interested in the nursing profession a chance to see what the work is really like. The girls plan to visit more clinics and hospitals and to raise money for children ' s hospitals. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Matheson and Miss Luellan, school nurse, who helped to arrange the outings. The Canteen Club The Canteen Club wishes to thank Mr. Cora for sponsoring the club this year. We hope that through the year the students have been happy with our service. We try not to let the soup curdle or the potato chips get stale, and the way the kids buy them, there isn ' t much chance of it. We ' d like to also thank the students for their help in making the Canteen Club a success. Badminton Club This club is sponsored by Mr. Hollins and Mr. Skonnard . We meet Thursday mornings in the gym to play badminton and pick up pointers on the game. The Newpaper Club Sponsored by Mr. Kupkee, it is the first time in a few years since there was a newspaper in the school. This year ' s newspaper - The Mighty Mouth (named so by one of our inspirated grade eights) is dedicated to bring to view the happenings around the school, and to create an award for the most scholastic boy and girl in the school, and for those who stand out in some class as being exceptionally talented in one class. Annual Staff The Annual Staff had no set meeting hours, but assembled and worked at noon and after school until six or seven o ' clock, as often as possible. Our task was m0 re extensive than it first appeared, and, if I may speak for all other members, the task was good experience. It is only too bad that we did not, at the first meeting, know the easiest, neatest, and fastest methods to use to complete this Annual on time. However, we have survived the work and finished the book and are now hoping it is a success. I would like to extend a hearty thani-you to all members who edited parts of the Annual and to all who worked as the layout staff. Enjoy your Annuals II! Editor 38

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