Elora District High School - Undique Yearbook (Elora, Ontario Canada)

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'SW' . n 'fcfomnsuctmnnr . ,y -After much preparation and anxie y, l a H2ppy,and others,a sad moment. To those of Grade XIII, it was time Vhiiwthey had to leave their schooldays forever behind. For 7 ftfias just a happy occasion and a good show to be put on to 'thifparehts and the relatives. hbfhh- The hall was.bri1liant1y decorated with Christmas decorations dhdHtopped off with a huge Christmas tree glistening with bulbs and ltghtsfwhrch had been supplied by the students. o ened with a brilliant performance of the The program was p School Choir under the leadership of Mrs. J. Burt. After Joanne Brnc welcoming address to our audience, the program which consisted of a great variety of numbers,was presented. Some of the highlights of this was the play in which Joanne Bruce, Jim Dickinson, Bill hreps, Jim Ewing, Gerald Leith, John Harris participated. There were solos sung by Marg. Foldesy and Elaine Wilson twirled the baton with the cheerleaders as a background. The awards for the outstanding efforts ' ' ll d Sfholarship in athletics and academics were presented. The Ba ar sc. - was presented to Patricia Shafer and Mr. Mock presented thirtyefour 'fi tes. The Junior Matriculation certificates were given out, certi ca while paredees were sung by the girls of the choir. When the program was completed most of the students remained for a very successful Christmas Dance. Marg. Foldesy R Earna Roszell 1 r ce N l 1 t the day came which for some,