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THE SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 1—Back to school 15— Beginning of soccer season 16— I.S.C.F. Carnival Capers 19—G.V.C.I. Presidential elections 26—G.V.C.I. Executive elections 30—Graduation Exercises OCTOBER 1—I.S.C.F. Carwash 3—Beginning of inter-room volleyball 14-21—Gr. IX magazine campaign 28—Hallowe’en Party 31—Gr. X canvass for C.N.I.B. NOVEMBER 4—Beginning of Zodiacs basketball season —Pep rally 18— G.V.C.I. Volleyball team enters tournament at Morden —First issue of school magazine 19— Literary 25—Feature film 28—Inspectors’ visit to G.V.C.I. Messrs: J. Chalaturnyk, H. M. Dunfield, M. Gillies, P.M. Luba, R. L. McIntosh, W. C. Rhind, and D. R. Tom DECEMBER 9—Candlelight service and social 26- 31—Alvin Toews’ curling team finalists in the Tribune event in Winnipeg bonspiel 27- 29—Haroon Khan G.V.C.I.’s representative at Free Press news¬ paper seminar. JANUARY 13—Pep rally 13- 14—Alvin Toews’ curling team wins trophy in Morden High School bonspiel 14— I.S.C.F. Missing Persons Party 23-27—Candid Camera Week 27—Literary Meeting —Clash day 27-28—G.V.C.I. holds invitational curling bonspiel 30—Zodiac boys’ team win Western Division Basketball Cham¬ pionship FEBRUARY 4—Zodiac boys ' team win invitational tournament at G.V.C.I. 6—Beginning of inter-room basketball. 11-12—Alvin Toews’ curling team finalists in Zone 4 MSSAA bonspiel 14-15—G.V.C.I. presents 2 comedies — “Dee Fria” and “Ringing in the Groom”. 16— 17—Drama — “Thunder on Sycamore Street” 17— Drama Banquet 18— Zodiac boys ' team win invitational tournament at Arthur Meighan Collegiate in Portage la Prairie 24— Grade XII school tour in Winnipeg 25— Jewish group visit G.V.C.I. 25-26—Alvin Toews’ curling team win trophy in St. Jean bonspiel 27—Zodiac boys’ team win Zone 4, MSSAA basketball champion¬ ship MARCH 3—Nadine Loewen wins oratorical contest trophy 3-4—G.V.C.I. holds an open curling bonspiel —Zodiac boys’ team and cheerleaders go to MSSAA class B provincial basketball tournament at Portage 13-17—EXAMS! 23—Feature film APRIL 7—Spring Fling 20—Choir sings at Music Festival 21 — Literary 27— I.S.C.F. Bake Sale 28— Grade XI Tour MAY 5— Grade X Tour 6— Physics to Pinawa Tour 12—Grade IX Tour 19-21—I.S.C.F. Spring Conference at Pioneer Camp 26—I.S.C.F. Spring Banquet JUNE 12-29 Finals for all grades A PARODY O Satan, thou first born son of crime; Full of sin and fault sublime; Thou creator of pain and deepest misery, Hast now turned thy power to full intensity. In days gone by, when history just begun; Before defilement of man became so strong; Thou hadst no need of a sinful servant. Thy own power was enough and just as fervent. But now, towards the latter end of time, Thou must be aided in thy ultimate crime. To fulfill and reach thy ancient destiny In destruction of souls for deep eternity. In olden days thy servants were ugly and old; Superstition aided in souls to be sold. For as they with age increased, so their rags Like as bats locked up in a lighted cage. With the passing of time thy standards are changed. Thou now lookest for souls whose intentions are feigned. The sea of humanity increases and so thy task Fulfilled by the pretty and witty who are devils in mask. D. Neufeld. TO LABOUR (Dave Neufeld) He raised his tired drowsy head; He yawned a weary listless yawn As the morning alarm went dead; Too soon had come the dreaded dawn. “The blanket is so warm,” he thought. And the other side within him fought. “Another day, another dollar,” he heard His newly found companion say. Get up bright and early like a bird There is no money, lying in the hay. The dreary morning left much to be desired; He hesitated, the day looked so dark and cold. But no! He must go work or else be fired. He must endure another day. He must be bold. Then rage and confusion filled his heart; Why another day to push his cementing cart? “Come on there,” he heard the foreman bellow, “We haven’t got all day you know”. His bony face turned sick and sallow As he floundered in the drifting snow. Hatefully he looked at the rising beams; There was nothing here for him to give. He must go home lest he lose all his dreams. Oh yes! There must be another way to live; He would leave this hateful scene and crew When the boss went uptown for a coffee or two. FREE (Dave Neufeld, Grade XIK) The long and bitter years were taking toll. He heard the low and distant thunders roll And the laggers’ cries. The blackness of his eyes Revealed the anguish of his soul. He saw again the vast and speckled field As darkness approached with its shield. His black hands grew cold, And his mind grew bold To the painful nightmares that it sealed. He saw not the lash nor heard it sing. He felt not its sharp and tidy sting. It’s not hard to see That old Jim was free And would never again hear the auction bell ring. 62
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