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The social committee has enjoyed planning several socials for the year, the first of which was our fall wiener roast. The initiation was somewhat different this year; we had the freshmen wearing their costumes throughout the day and evening. These costumes consisted of grain sacks,onion necklaces, braided hair and baby bonnets. At the wiener roast a few games were played, the freshmen initiated and then the main event - - eating. Another traditional social event was held on December 23rd. An enjoyable ev¬ ening was spent by sining Christmas carols, playing games, and receiving gifts. Though these were only a few social events, they proved to be enjoyable by all. Agnes Krahn PAGE 44
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I. S. C. F. Committee Standing left to right: Donald Doerksen; Mr. Sawatsky (Staff Advisor); Johnny Wiebe (Vice- president) . Sitting left to right: Gwen Peters; Ernest Froese (President); Ann Froese (Secretary). Inset: Mr. Lawrence Funk (sponsor). This year’s I.S.C.F. (Inter School Christian Fellowship) meetings have been a real help and blessing to the Christians at our Collegiate. We have this year once ag¬ ain tried to make Christ known. Our meetings consisted of student Bible discussions, buzz groups, special speakers, and testimonies. Our special activities consisted of several socials and a work-day. We are truly thankful to the Lord for these precious thirty minutes we could spend weekly around God’s Word. Ann Froese PAGE 43
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Sports Committee Standing left to right: Dale Chornoboy, Mr. Dreiger (staff advisor), Eddie Trylinski. Sitting left to right: Audrey Hildebrand, Ernest Froese (convenor), Henry Giesbrecht. Once again the sports-minded students of our Collegiate started the school term by playing football. We played three football games this year, losing the first a- gainst Niverville bringing the season to a favourable climax. In winter we organize a Collegiate hockey team, but due to unfavourable wea¬ ther we played only inter-school games. The ice carnival was also cancelled due to an early spring. Volley ball was also participated in, during the winter months.. The girls volley ball team played with more success than did the boys team. The girls won the finals while the boys defeated Landmark. Basketball was also participated in, but with little success. , , . „ , . , „ The baseball season is now underway and we are looking forward to a ball tournament in the near future. The sports activities will come to a climax by awarding a trophy to the best boy and girl athlete. Ernest Froese PAGE 45
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