London College of Bible and Missions - Archway Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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GRADUATION BANQUE1' 2 nfl 'sv g 7I -' ' or nxt . F4 l N x 'x ' 'A . X V .Y ' E' Y -lx 'X x -i The Seniors were honoured at the annual Graduation Banquet on May 17, 1957, at Beal Technical High School. The theme of the evening was Mature in Christ , and from the decorations to the message this one emphasis was made The challenging message was given by Dr. Howard F. Sugden, X formerly of London. The graduating class was especially exhorted to strive for maturity in Christ. 1 The special music, presented by the Johnson Sisters Trio, ' made this eventful evening complete. ,gg , - . A 'K . - cp., Q , . I s,,'. -5' HT I

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L.B.I. 8. T.S. ALLOWAY MEN'S RESIDENCE HARTILL HALL THE WIND O gentle wind - You are passing through. Your quiet rocking of the leaves ls silhouetted 'gainst the blue Unending deepness of the sky! Leaves sway and toss, then madly dash To hide from you as on you pass O playful wind - Then all is calmp leaves droop with inactivity, A little rest you give the trees Before your mischievous child called Breeze Catches again the swirling bows To plunge them in confusion O reckless wind - Then with your 'greatest power You howl and screamg roaring And tearing the branches with your teeth ln relentless fury: O dauntless wind - I wonder, have you ever thought That all your might has failed to rock Yon time scarred tree trunk? God's home-made towerp it stands and mocks you JOYCE Wll-I-IAMS O defeated wind. Class '58

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This is one of the closing activities of our school year. The picnic was under the sponsorship of the Class of '60 who chose for the theme, Harvest from the land and sea . Nets with paper fish, decorative golden bundles of wheat, and students dressed in native costumes of many lands greeted the school family as they arrived at Pinafore Park in St. Thomas. ? What would a picnic be like without games? As the day was overcast, Will Wills, the sports director for the class, kept most of the well planned games indoors under the pavillion. After many games, a tired faculty and student body were called to supper. fl The day ended as the guest speaker, Alan Macleod an alum- nus of the school, gave a brief message on the harvest that awaits workers across the world. As night came, a weary but happy school family travelled back from St. Thomas thoughtfully -......:.i...:..... fi.- '-harvesp. .,. .,,. 'S l ss...