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We the 1968-69 Yearbook Staff dedicate this Yearbook to: World Peace
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President’s Message When this yearbook is published, 1968-69 will have become history at Gordon Bell. It has been a year in which the students have been avidly involved in many varied and interesting extra-curricular activities. The student body displayed unusual talents in a charity drive in support of the Howard A. Ferguson—Alcoholic Family Service Centre. Due to fine support and co-operation, particularly by the Junior High’s, the drive under Greg Smith and Nancy Delaney raised over $1000. Some of the main events were the floor hockey and basket¬ ball games, the sales in the lunchroom, the Coke Dance and “Crush Out I”. While our athletic teams didn’t win many championships this year, they did uphold the fine tradition and sportsmanship of Gordon Bell. Some of our outstanding athletes were Neil Lyons, Maureen Brooks, the Burka sisters, Tony Guertin, and Angie Johnson. The “Purple and Gold” will serve to remind you of the many other activities which have taken place in our school during the past year. These include—the return of the cheerleaders, the Fresh¬ men Girls’ City Basketball Championship, the choir’s trip to Grand Forks, the Revolution, the school tea, the Crystal Ball, Field Day, Gradua¬ tion, the Hearts and Flowers Ball, the sale of school rings, the retirement of Mr. White, Miss Davis and Mrs. Longley, the joining of the G.W.S.U., the Reach For the Top team winning its flight, Spring Soul, and the re-publication of the Chimes. I would also like to recognize the many individuals who deserve credit for their tremen¬ dous efforts during the year. To Barb Lofto, Brian O’Leary and the Anthony’s for publicity and decoration of the dances, Gary Beckstead for his work on the Constitution Committee, Fiona Lozak and her Pep Club, Mr. Hodgkinson and Mr. Mutchmor for their advice, Jim Swain with the rings, Brian Latocki, the S.C. treasurer, John Van Schndell and the awards, Greg Smith for the charity drive and the elections and finally Gail Burwell for her time and efforts as secretary of the Student Council, and editor of the Chimes. The entire student body also deserves credit for its support and enthusiasm. In closing, to the graduates and all the other students the very best of luck in the future. BARRY LEITHEAD 3
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