Prairie Bible Institute - Prairian Yearbook (Three Hills, Alberta Canada)

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lAbove rightj Counsellor Pam Ainey fills out a permission slip for late lights for Marcella Heppner. Nancy Carriger labovej waits patiently as counsellor Memorie Bieber gives her per to visit during study hours. Ruth Meiklejohn and Mrs. Loretta Burgess enjoy a little singing in the lounge of D-dorm lrightj.

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fRightl Ruth Meiklejohn and a turbaned head-washer use the washroom to clean up. Kg! Challenging and Exciting Life 6:27, l've slept in! Becky Fiachar frantically scrambled to the floor, via the desk top. Can I wash and be back in three minutes? Hurrying down the darkened hall she passed her counsellor, Debi Wooten, Don't be late, she cautioned. Oh, oh yeah. Good morning. Ex- cuse me Becky mumbled. In the washroom she splashed her face and reached for . . . her towel was still hanging in her room. Paper towels? All out! Her face and hands dripping she ran into her room just as the bell rang. Laura lvlusclow returned to D- dorm after lunch. On her door she found the inevitable room check slip. Look you guys, we finally got a hundred! she exclaimed. You're probably the only ones on third floor who cleaned your room, called Val Herman. Classes were over for another day. Leigh Achtemichuk deposited her books on her desk and sauntered down to third floor lounge. Five or six others joined her and discussed the coming Christ- mas Holidays. At five o'clock the girls left the lounge. It seemed the whole dorm had funneled down to the first floor mailroom. Wow! Sandy Dundas got another package. That's her sec- ond one in a week. Oh well, at least I got a letter, commented one of the girls. lt was almost the end of the day. The dorm was generally quiet, ex- cept for the singing coming from counsellor Cheryl Holden's room. She had planned a sharing time for her girls, called end devotions . Cheryl felt most girls appreciated the closeness. She commented, lt leaves you with a warm feeling in- side and thankfulness for being a small part of the high school dorm. Mary-Jane Maitland