Lorne Park Secondary School - Key Yearbook (Mississauga, Canada Ontario)

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PEP CLUB Lorne Park spirits thrived! Our motto this year was, We've got it, we need it, don't lose it, Iet's keep it. The pep, the pep, the pep. We sent buses, had as- semblies feh Barb?j, painted pos- ters, sold hundreds of tickets and tried to keep the PEP alive. We also rang bells, and screamed our- selves hoarse for our teams. Thanks to all the spirited people who sat on wet bleachers under dripping umbrellas to cheer for our muddy teams. The PEP lives on. FIGHT, SPAR- TANS, FIGHT. RIGHT: Sarah Thorne, David Lester, Barb Pearson.

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78 ALGONQUIN BOUND - FALL 72 Last fall an Algonquin bound expeditionary force was sent for five days of wilderness training, to Sawyer Lake. ln spite of the efforts of Mr. B. Mallon, Mr. D. Smith, Mr. G. Sutherland and Miss Balkwell the thirty-six students managed to survive the ordeal. We spent our time orienteering, by land and sea, canoeing, learning about first aid and animal trapping. Our more frivolous activities in- cluded campfires, wolf howling, and midnight canoe thievery by certain irresponsible characters. Despite unseasonable cold, and deteriorating weather both stu- dents and staff agreed that they enjoyed the trip immensely. BACK ROW: Carol Town, Lori Graham, Marianne Hodgson, Anne McKnight, Mary Ellen Stoll, Bruce Pearson, Glynn Williams, David Paton, Mr. D. Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Mellon, Sue Padmos, SuefWilliams, Helen Zimball lPrune2, Lorraine Turner, Barb Arnold, Sherry Sommerville, Leslie Nelson, Wendy Bridge ord. FRONT ROW: Bob Code, Sandy Brown, Tricia Greer, Jon Savedra, lan Webster, Wally Mullen, Mike Templeton. , xA ff.. f , Y v,.,-- 9 if M vwwfwx W2 ffff'-' - 1 M Luigi W 45, NZM tv 'rv ef w A ff-J, :. Mir L, I W JWQQW W 2 5 1 aa .gg

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