G A Wheable Secondary School - Memoriae Yearbook (London Ontario, Canada)

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PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE There is always a special flavour in tackling a new task. To your editor, Jean Crawford, I am sure that this year of studies, with the added responsibility of publishing a Yearbook worthy of her school, has been a challenging one. Only a great love for her school has given her the courage to tackle the unknown and to grasp the sweet return of her labours. As your new principal, I too have found this year one of challenge in a posi- tion of responsibility new to me. I have found it a year of growing love for a school that has fostered much affection from both students and staff in the past. As we all look ahead to another year, my sincere wishes for success go out to all, but a special blessing goes to all Warriors for whom this is a farewell year. Mr. Kiteley, Principal

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EDITOR ' S MESSAGE As editor of Otkoniyo ' 72 I would like to thank all those people who made this book possible. A personal thank -you goes to the Yearbook staff. Each member contributed in his own way to the yearbook. Without this support, it would not have been pub- lished. I wo uld also like to thank you for giving your support this year. This book is yours. You are the theme and creator of Otkoniyo ' 72 . It is your enthusiasm, your contributions, your attitudes and your ideas that have made this year and this Yearbook. In future years, you will look back at this, the fourth edition of the Yearbook, and remember all of your experiences, both good and bad. But you will never forget this year or Otkoniyo ' 72 . Jean Crawford, Editor-in-Chief

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