theme chosen by the executive council for the first drill of tnt year For a first drill the Miner-ettes Miner-ettes proved worthy of preparing the very best drills possible. The Lark Mincrettes prepared the second drill and chose as their theme "Swing Session In Blue and White." For the first time the Minerettes in this drill combined com-bined rhythm marching and keeping in step with music 'Snowflake Interlude" was used as the theme of the winter drill which the Copperfield Minerettes Mineret-tes with miniature snowflakes bringing out a nice effect. Again in this drill the girls showed their ability to swing with music mu-sic and step with drums. "Sweethearts "Sweet-hearts on Parade" was chosen as the theme for the Valentine drill by the Bingham Minerettes. Last but not least was the final drill presented last February 24. Now that the last drill is over it can be said that every noon hour spent in preparing the drills was well worth the effort. The appreciation of every Mineretle is extended to the public who was courteous during the marching. march-ing. There are also thanks and appreciation extended to the Minerettes for their wonderful work in preparing the drills that came to be an actual part of every ev-ery game. Esperanza Aguayo, reporter. MINERETTE NEWS A job well done is wdiat can be said about the Minerettes of Bingham hig.i school at the close of their last drill. These girls have once again proven their a-bility a-bility to keep in step, while in the midst of various formations. Their snappy marching and well organized drills were the fruits gathered from hard work and cooperation between the girls and their advisor, Miss Virginia Harris. The last drill of the year was presented on the; night of February Feb-ruary 24 between halves of the Bingham-Judge game. Introducing Introduc-ing the drill was Ann Diederich who was dressed as a tiny elf. She carried a sign with the theme '-Whistle While You Work" printed neatly on it. Among other oth-er things, the Minerettes, carrying carry-ing either picks or shovels, formed form-ed a large pick and shovel and two moving pinwheels. This drill was prepared by the Copperton Minerettes. "Success in 1950" was the