Miles Macdonell Collegiate - Macadonian Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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PIONEER CLUB SEATED: Suzanne Boomer, Shirley Bihun, Pat Luxton, Marilyn Gordon, Julie Bergner, Carol Peterson, Shirley Collicutt, Linda Hoover. STANDING: Mr. Buller, teacher sponsor; Patsy Gutknecht, Linda Pow¬ ell, Marjorie Van Dyken, Gordon Oates, Ed Kroeger, Nancy Gutknecht, Pat Davidson, Ruth Tiede, Beverley Boitson, Mr. Brown, teacher sponsor. Miles Mac ISCF (Inter-School-Christian-Fellowship Club) within the school for the purpose of Christian fellowship among the students is a club with the motto ' To know Christ and make him known ' . The year ' s programme has consisted of films, discussions, Bible studies, speakers, and special guests. As ISCF is a city-wide group. Miles Mac members participated in the yearly weekend conference at Steinbach and Spring Camp at Star Lake. Members also joined clubs across Canada in working one day of their Easter Holidays - the proceeds going to support Samuel Escabar, a missionary to South America sponsored by Canadian ISCF clubs. The club ' s Executive was: President - Ed Kreeger, Vice-President - Julie Bergner, Secretary-Treasurer - Marilyn Gordon, Social - Tamira Friesen. ELECTION,CONSTITUTION AWARDS COMMITTEE This committee, consisting of Mike Dunbar (Chairman), Hugh Stephens, Mary- Ellen Grieve, Alvin Jasper, and Margaret Squibb was in charge of the Elections, the drawing up of the constitution, and the distribution of the Awards. The committee‘wishes to thank Mr. T. C. Meadows for this help with the work. 101

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TOUCHDOWN QUIZ TEAM SEATED: Mike Shewal, Donna-Mae Kernatz, Bob Schwenk, STANDING: Tom Lobay, Mr. R. H. Stevens, John Petryshn. This able team, under the direction of Mr. R. H. Stevens, represent¬ ed Miles Mac in Channel 7 ' s Touchdown Quiz. They defeated Nelson Mac in the first game but, unfortunately, lost out to Selkirk in the next. REACH FOR THE TOP TEAM Grant Lemon, Maureen Crump, Dana Stewart, Ed Kroeger, Mr. R. J. Wilson. These four Capable students represented our school on Channel 3 ' s Reach for the Top. They appeared four times defeating Westwood, St. Johns, but, unfortunately lost to Elmwood High in the Division playoffs. Our school needn ' t feel ashamed of this defeat, as the Elmwood team went on to win the Programme Series. In a sense, our students came second in the Whole Show.

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FRESHIE DANCE The annual Freshie Election Dance was held early in October. The grade 10 ' s were to come clad in such things as pajama bottoms and tops, old shoes, hot water bottles, oven mitts, and signs. . I AM A Freshie. . . After a mild case of hazing the Grade 10 ' s, the students of M. M. C. enjoyed an evening of dancing and fun. SNO-BALL DANCE The Sno-Ball Dance one of the highlights of the school year at M. M. C. was held in the M. M. C. auditorium on Friday, November 30. The queen chosen was Peggy McCartney, and the princesses chosen were Elaine Gen- sorak second, and Gail Stevens first. Many thanks go out to the M. C. ' s Jim Hull and Ed Clay, and to the Social Commit¬ tee who planned an evening of fun for every¬ one. THE MARDI GRAS DANCE On February 8th, 1963 the M. M. C. Gym A. was the scene of the third school dance this year. The theme--Mardi Gras--was excellently carried out in the dec¬ orations. Jives, Congo lines, and the most popular of all the Waltz were the order of the evening. Dress for the girls varied from party dresses to the more casual sheaths, and most of the boys dressed accordingly. Many thanks go out to the social committee and to St. Al ' s C. Y. O. who donated their record collection, for making this dance successful and fun for all. THE SPRING PROM The Spring Prom was the fourth dance in the school year. Flowers, balloons and coloured streamers highlighted the spring time theme. The stage was adorned with flowers by the Social Com¬ mittee. The dance on the whole was successful. There wa ' s a great variety in dance. Many thanks go to Miss Parasuik and her Social Committee and all others who made this dance a success. EVENING IN MANHATTEN The final dance of the year was considered the finest dance of the year. The dancing was enjoyable and the food delicious. Jack Shapeira ' s fine or¬ chestra was enjoyed by all who attended. Thanks go to the Social Committee for making this dance a success.