The Rendcomb Magazine, May 1975 - The Old Rendcombian

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MEETING OFFICERSWinter Term, 1974Chairman: J. FletcherSecretary: I. ForrestMeeting Banker: S. HoneyballShop Banker: N. BradburyBoys’ Banker: R. SherrattSenior Shopman: P. LaceJunior Shopmen: I. Forrest; S. BeckettEntertainments Committee: S. Pendell; P. Haynes; T. Longworth; O. Davies; S. TylerPaperman: G. ConnellyFood Committee: I. Bartlett; S. Blyth; R. Evans; J. FalconerAmplifier Technicians: P. Lyons; R. BarrettBroom Warden: S. YoungBreakages Man: J. CooperBadminton/Squash Warden: M. HamerT.T. Committee: S. Galtress; G. MooreAssistant Boys’ Banker: D. OughtonRules Committee: M. James; S. Bolt; J. FletcherCouncil: C. Mathias; S. Oughton; J. Wilson; J. DixonRugby Wardens: A. Mathias; J. Sinclair; R. CaneyO.S. Hockey Warden: S. SmithM.A.C.: P. Sayers; J. FletcherSpring Term, <strong>1975</strong>Chairman: N. CroweSecretary: T. LauschMeeting Banker: B. PritchettShop Banker: N. LongworthBoys’ Banker: S. BaynhamSenior Shopman: P. LyonsJunior Shopmen: O. Davies; C. PulfordEntertainments Committee: R. Thomson; D. Sayers; A. MoultonPaperman: S. HawkinsFood Committee: M. James; C. Mathias; I. Forrest; J. WilsonAmplifier Technicians: S. Hicks; T. NicholasBroom Warden: N. TaylorBreakages Man: N. RaymontBadminton/Squash Warden: J. CooperJunior Advocate: P. LyonsT.T. Committee: T. Parfit; J. SinclairAssistant Boys’ Banker: S. HewittNominations Committee: N. Crowe; P. Lamphee; J. Fletcher10
MEETING NOTESIT has been a very quiet period for the Meeting, conceivably due partly to the efficiency with which the various officeshave been run.<strong>The</strong>re has, however, been some controversy over the Meeting funds, with many people fearing a cut in the Meetingallowance as the school tries to economise more than ever, but only a short while ago the allowance had to be raised tocompensate for inflation, and since then inflation has been hitting us even more strongly. We do have a profit in theshop bank but I can foresee the necessity of „falling back‟ on this useful reserve in the not too distant future. In themeantime it is in a newly opened deposit account, a useful (not to mention money-making) brainchild this term.N.T.C.11
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