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Page 62 text:
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Quiet beginning of a happy, noisy Freshie Day Brenda Piper, Dianne Blair Lucille Nachtegaele, Theresa Holick are enjoying their Freshie Day goodies ON THAT beautiful September 16th morning the freshies were aroused at 7:00 a.m. to begin their day of drudgery under the supervision of their seniors. As the bell rang in the morning, the convent be¬ held the presence of those strange looking freshies clad in an assortment of odd looking apparel. Les¬ sons were carried on from 9 until 12. At noon the fun really began for the seniors made their freshies cater to their wants and likes. Around 2 o’clock the school gathered for “Freshie Court” which penalized the freshies with such penalities as washing the con¬ vent stairs with a toothbrush and blowing a dime out of a cup of flour. The freshies then started a record hop after which delicious refreshments were served. That evening the COCJ and STC freshie dance was held at the STC gym. Sharon Barchuk and Francis Bischoff were honoured by being crowned Freshie King and Queen. All went home realizing that the 66 67 Freshie Day was a tremendous success. Maybe Sister Marie Therese, Sister Patricia Ann, Sister Jacqueline Marie and Sister Georgina Marie are discussing the Freshies?! Annette Cote, Gayle Chapman and Caren Schriml counting ballots from the elections
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Page 64 text:
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MHSKI Gail Sager Lynn and Mary Kindrachuk CHRISTMAS PARTY THIS YEAR, the Christmas Party was held in the Notre Dame Parish Hall on December 22. The program, consisting of at least one item from each room, included several musical num¬ bers, two square dances by the Grade 9’s, a Ukrainian folk dance, and three plays: “The Night before Christmas” by 12A, “The Miracle of the Madonna” by 10B, and “A Love Lesson for Scotty” by 9B. Following the entertainment, a delicious banquet was enjoyed by all. Special guests were: Sister Carmen Michelle of Nelson, B.C. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Holota, Mrs. Holota and little Natalie Holota. „ Maria Deverdenne and Cheryl Huard in “A Love Lesson for Scotty.” Marie Dumais and Linda Gutenberg Charlotte Bauer as Mr. Knoll in. the “The Miracle of the Madonna.”
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