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Page 36 text:
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t BOYS’ SPORTS As it is the custom, we played football during the fall months. During part of the winter season, tournaments in checkers, darts and ping-pong were held. Much to our delight, the new gymnasium was opened during the last part of February and basketball was introduced to us. The trackmeet will be held in La Glace this year and we are confident that our track stars and members of the various softball teams will do much for the glory of L.G.H.S. GIRLS’ SPORTS In the previous years the sports during the winter have not been very active. However, we are fortunate this year because we have the gymnasium. During the winter before the gyro was opened, we had tournaments in checkers, darts, ping-pong and crokinole to help keep us busy. When the gym was finished we started to play basket¬ ball. At first we just played against girls in our own rooms. Then grades 9, DO 11 girls went together to form six teams. Dianne Bekkerus’ team won the tournament. The girls took part in the carnival again this year as majorettes. Social rfctivitiec Our first social entertainment of this term was the initiation party on October 6. It began as a weiner roast down at the creek and ended up at the school with games being enjoyed by all. On December 22 a Christmas party, combined with a farewell party for Fred Dyck, was held in the school. The evening was spent by playing games, carol singing and eating lunch. At the same time a movie Perry” was held in the hall. The Students’ Union sponsored a skating party at the local rink on January 5. Inspite of the snowy weather those present had a good time. A Sock Hop was held in the new gymnasium on April 7. The music was provided by records. With a bit of encour¬ aging the evening turned out to be a success. Tis education forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree ' s inclined. (Pope)
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The initiation of this year ' s grade ten class was held on October 6th. and it lasted for one day. On this day the girls appeared in the gay apparel of tight skirts upside down held up with binder twine fasten¬ ed with safety pins. They also wore men ' s shirts hanging through tkhe twine braces. On their feet they wore dainty men ' s high top boots. Their hair was straight with hair nets pulled over top. For make-up they wore one blacked- out-tooth, white lipstick, and soot for eyeshadow. The boys did very well this year and almost all %t them appeared in their ridiculous get-up. They wore baby diapers, bedroom slippers, baby bonnets, and babry bottles for necklaces. For this one day all of our sophisticated grade ten class bowed to all the grade elevens and teachers, opened all doors, and carried books for the grade elevens. They also waited until all grade elevens were in the room be -fore they came in and sat down. This would result in pun¬ ishment if they failed to follow orders. The punishments began at 12:30 that day. No one had been perfect, so for punishment everyone joined in a Snake Dance around La Glace. One girl had to walk the plank. Two other girls had to propose to two of the Uni¬ versal Construction workers. Another girl had to propose to Mr. Schattschneider and a. boy to Mr . Schattschneider. One girl had to pretend to prepare one of the grade ten boys (as if he was baby) for bed; this included giving him a bath, putting a diaper on him, and giving him a bot¬ tle. There was also a race between two boys to see who could drink milk from a bottle the quickest. That evening there was a weiner roast and party held in honor of the grade ten students, and they were consid¬ ered fullfledged high-school students. Sharon Schwemler Dorothy Connell Diapers—bah 2
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