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

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Sairetary Q ' 0 I 3' Q S :bf nlora nigh school ' 1995 v f . I . ol rl , Q Mr. F. Go Meek, B,AL nMrq. Mureta Qameron, 3.A Mrs. Florence Brown, B.A -F 1 M Y: ,oDME33 Gareth Guild, B.A, 55 J M ' ' Mr. Sam Sookochef, B.Sc. . Mr. Charles Heppler, BGA ia hncf'v. - ' 3 A3 Eg 1 Z 5 m'xB6ard of Elora District High School 1 2 I :,. - ' ' N N Chairman -A Mr Geoo wissler 4 r Mr EC Farrelly Mr AC Halls ' ' Mr R0 Hall Mr Chasg Madonna Mr Mme Mock Dr CQ A. Vallace secretary - Mr Jr L. Cameron Geox: -1 U 3tudent's Council Proaideht - vice'!'I'ENS o ' Treqsurer - 5 7'h1'C Joanne Bruce Valerie McKenna Bonnie McFadden Brenda Walser e J K oci onv nors - can reps I . .1 ifn-.ff r P I nf ' .41 - Barbara Craigo Anne Denholme David Drown A - - 0 , - Htlfn 163 U32- Ea1noria 'starr bar .- A Sandra H mmond 'itorB - John Harris : Ezra Smith ' Kgr'o ' ,,,, regglmag f UJQ7

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fhaprnasinnl ff ' A' iQntario?Ath1enic Leadership Camp J , A . 'uiCKi H -if U ' Bickineon Itiwggk important feature of a game.U I ,K ,F - - - - 0 - - - - 'nnra Tooth of Time e,fi W - gan In the centre of the river Grand g .There Stands the Tooth of Time, aroL V The water flowing o'er the sands N Erodes it all the time. I know not for how many a year B111 Mapu - This rock has shown defiance. e. But someday, as many of us fear I'wiI1 fall and nature triumph. John Denhogtqndiiith its fall will come defeat . As ail must yield to nature. Ann JQBWBGOUAB P , if you were in its placeg Y , k gf t its mmasse 'W Your f 8 S 1' setrfxea Whyte asreW.w M si ' 15- qw- SA-,wp ego un av q e Q ADT'-3:-'Faq Q This year the school has chosen Valerie Mcdenna to go to O.A.L.C. :andilfknow she will thoroughly enjoy herself as I did. Joanne Bruce ,i an honour for-metto.represent the school at this camp last Hburpose of the camp was to attempt to make leaders of the and g've instruction to them on how to teach others. The wasigacked with activities such as tennis, badmintong track archery, dancing and, of course, swimmingo Each evening s of girls were in charge of some activity such as shows, Weiner roasts, ball games. There were discussion groups girls told of their school activities, ways of creating a spirit and other such things. Here at camp it was stressed as implied: The games the thing and success or defeat is the last Bill Watt

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