Appleby College - Argus Yearbook (Oakville, Ontario Canada)

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Talent Night k e ■f y C- li i i

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r Gym Display t t n Every year the Junior School presents a Display where the Parents can see what their sons have been doing in Phys. Ed. class. This year ' s production went off fine. It included relays done by the grade 4 ' s and 5 ' s. The same classes also did a display of Blind Boxing in which six boys are gloved and blindfolded in the centre of the gym. They are then spun around and told to punch. Some wild swinging makes the event fun for all. The Grade six ' s contribution to the display was an exhibition with a parachute and the Grade Seven ' s a well co-ordinated tumbling routine. The Grade eights put on two Displays. The first a Team handball game, a combination of basketball and soccer. The other routine was a number of Boxing Drills and a few matches. The Display ' s highlight was the Gym Team ' s exercises over the Horse and off the Miniature Tramp. We all hope the parents appreciated the work that went into the production and enjoyed it at the same time. John Easson

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Bandit was a young raccoon who had just separated from his mother and was on his way to hve a life all alone. Bandit travelled up a rocky slope to a mountain which he knew quite well because his mother used to take him there. This curious raccoon came to a burrow, when, through the corner of his eye, he saw something jump at him. When Bandit had a chance, he turned around to see what had jumped and there in front of him stood an emaciated raccoon. Who are you? he hissed. I am Bandit , he growled back. Why are you so haggard? It ' s almost hibernation. What is your name? 1 am Misty , he replied in a croaky voice, my mother left me in the snow two days ago, and has not come for me yet. Would you like to come with me? asked Bandit. When Misty felt better the two walked away to find a home for the winter; the start of an incredible adventure. Mark Follows