Sir Adam Beck Secondary School - Lacedaemon Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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I A C E D A E 8 N S T A F I TYPISTS Sharon Smithson, Muriel Dick, Betty Axon (seated), Daphne Weir, Wanda Henderson . ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY Sabra Tuft, Renate Bruckschwaiger, Wanda Henderson, Bev . Belton, Rhe Flaniaan. LITERARY DEPT Renate Bruckschwaiger, Diane Pulharr Carolyn Morrison, Terry Lynn Dick, (proof reader). ART DEPT Bob Fones, Gord Gilmore, Pete Vande bosch with a special thanks to Moia Howieson who designed all our Divisioi Pages . PHOTOGRAPHERS Garry Crowther, Don Ball, Bob Hodge, who took, developed and assembled the candid pictures, and Joe Zeeman who prepared the Centennial Edition.

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Uice-I rincipal d m eSSaai The pages of this Yearbook portray a very active and eventful year for the students of Sir Adam Beck . It has been a very meaningful and exciting experience for me personally. In my first year at Beck, I have been impressed with your aca- demic prowess, school spirit and genuine friendliness. The many organizations, il ' lustratedherein , are to be congratulated for their activities during the year. These serve to make your education a whole education and will probably be among your fondest memories of Beck . I congratulate the graduates of 1966-67 and extend wishes that your future achievements will continue to be as satisfying and beneficial . Also, the people who are not graduating, but have successfully completed another grade in their formal education are to be congratulated. It is said that any fulfilment is a bond- age. It drives us to a higher fulfilment. In years to come, you will find in the pages of this yearbook many happy memories and situations which will be recalled and cherished . Mr . Jackson (Vice-Princ ipal)

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students Council The past year has been a difficult, but rewarding one for the Students ' Council . I say difficult because there were a great many problems to solve and overcome; rewarding because the Council rose to the occasion and handled them well . Any Students ' Council can carry on with the traditions of the past, follow in the footsteps of preceding Councils, but it is a real test of council spirit and strength when they attempt to break with these traditions and adopt ambitious changes and projects, which they feel will benefit the school . This year, through council efforts a highly successful Spirit Club was formed - the Green Giant , an ambitious Centennial Project - the financing of a Beck mural, was adopted . Spring Elections were put into effect and several smal ler pro- jects such as the United Appeal Drive, the Students ' Council Auditorium and the Graduate Reunion were achieved. I would sincerely like to thank all those who have served so well on Council this past year. Only through teamwork have these efforts been rewarding . To all those who are graduating, I wish every happiness and success. I sincerely hope that those of you who remain will take full advantage of all the op- portunities offered here, not only academic, but also athletic, cultural, social and spiritual . At the same time I hope you will actively support and take an interest in your student government so that it may truly represent the will of the student bod y. - Bob Zinner - (President ) This page is sponsored by: ONTARIO CLEANERS,