Westdale Secondary School - Le Raconteur Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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IIRGAN ZATIUNS Triune Society By Russell Eden HE first event in the auditorium for the 1935-36 year took place when many eager, expectant students delivered their campaign speeches for the respective oflices to which they had been nomin- ated. Alas, only a few can be successful. The following executive resulted: President ................. Russell Eden Vice-President .. .. Dorothy Jackson Secretary ...... . . . Louise Griflith Treasurer ....... .... ' John R. Fee Asst. Treasurer . . . . . . Robert McPhie . . ...... Muriel Grapes VVilhelmina Koster Collegiate Rep. Commercial Rep. .... . Technical Rep. .. .... Tom Kernaghan .. Robert Coulson ... .. Robert Cattell Debating Rep. ........... Laird Jennings Advisors-K. F, Ettinger, G. H. Chapman, A. G. McColl. Our own campaign promise-that you would have nothing to worry about-has kept us stepping to insure just that for you. Xve have worked, and are still working, to give the students what they wanted in the way of entertainments, and we sin- cerely hope we have succeeded. The Hrst business meeting of the executive took place in November. It was decided to meet every Le Raconteur . . . Orchestra Rep. Tuesday in A-32. The Commercial students, under the direction of Mr. F. G. Millar and Mr. Fred VVard, presented the first open meeting on November ?2nd. Jean Rey- nolds, a promising elocutionist, delivered two humorous dramatizations. Eileen Carr, accom- panied by Vera Roberts, rendered two delightful solos. The meeting was completed by a humorous, well-portrayed two-act play, The Royal Spark. The School Orchestra, under Mr, I. NW. Lomas, was in attendance. On December 13th, the members of the Triune Society were entertained by motion pictures, en- titled, The Country Kid, featuring Jackie Coogan. Before the film and between each reel, Pete Malloy and his Kid Collegians favoured the audience with different dance selections. The Tea Dance was held on December 20th. llal lladtield's Orchestra was in attendance. .Xn Amateur Show took place on January lTth. in which anxious, nervous students showed their talents along the lines of music, dancing, singing and tumbling. The prizes were carried away by Ruth Cole, Roy XYright, Dorothy Gumbly. Ethel llardy, Dorothy Jackson, Alma Taylor, Xlary Walker, and Betty Lumner. Xkalter Lumsden proved a very capable Blajor. The annual .-Xt-llome was held on Friday. Janu- ary illst. Many students danced to the musical strains of llal llad1ield's orchestra beneath streamers of orange and green arranged in an ex- quisite pattern. The success of the evening was due to the excellent work of Mr. Laird Jennings and his committee. Miss Dowsley and Miss lloyes directed a play, l'laphazard Historical llighlightsf' which was presented on Thursday, February tith. lt consisted of humorous historical skits. portraying Sir XYalter Raleigh. llenvy VIH, XVars ofthe Roses, etc. Mrs. lXlcrXndrew, Mr. McCandlish, Mr. Lomas and the School Orchestra provided the musical settings. This year's executive organized the hrst Debating Society at XYestdale. XYe realized that the lack of interest in debates has been detrimental to the best interests of both the students and the school. Although this society is still very young, we have held some extremely interesting meetings under the leadership of Laird Jennings and Vera Thomp- son. XYe sincerely hope that next year XYestdale may send representatives to the Secondary Schools' Debating Tournament. The students may look forward with great anti- cipation to future events: School Flay, Junior Party, Easter Tea Dance, and many entertaining Triune meetings. If the future executives enjoy the co-operation of the students and teachers as much as this executive has. the search for a school spirit will be finished and the long lacking necessity will become an accomplished asset. May the Triune organizations grow and prosper and extend more and more their usefulness to XYestdale School and the students. 21 l 1

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MODEL AIRCRAFT LEAGUE OF CANADA QCol. Billy Bishop Chapterj FRONT ROW-A. Wright, G. Sneider, H. Smith, A. Maskell, A. Robertson QVice-Presidenty G. Hempstock 1PresidentJ, K, Gregory, I. Carey, T. Reed. BACK ROW-Mr. Geo. Walker, A. Ramsay, B. Moody. A. Carr, C. Wise, D. Hawkins, S Feldman, B. Simon. RIFLE TEAM FRONT ROW-B. Inman, Hamilton, Jones, Mr. McKnlght Qlnstructorj, B. Donnelly, R Stuart, H. Vertlleb. MIDDLE ROW-D. Fearman. D. Snyder, J. Davies, R. Walker, C. Marrlott, John Tlnsley McNair, J. Bolton. BACK ROW-C. Fearman, J. Harstone, B. Chard, R. Parlour, B. Caunt.