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

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II J- rincipal A m eddaai A year ago we welcomed the return of our Yearbook in a modern and pleasing format. It is now my pleasure to congratulate the editor and her staff on the second edition of Lacedaemon . They have built on last year ' s experience to produce a record which was even more complete than our first. The new features introduced have added much to this appeal . We are grateful to Coral Kennedy and the hard working people who have spent long hours on its preparation . The activities illustrated necessarily emphasize the extra-curricular life at Beck . It is superfluous to observe that much serious work goes on also, as is evi- denced by the large group of Ontario Scholars who brought us honour last year. May you have many happy hours as you re-live the year through the Lacedaemon . C . G . Chapman (Principal)

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(editor m ediaae T |n this book we , the staff of Lacedaemon ' 67, proud- ly present our view of this Cen- tennial year at Beck. We hope you enjoy it . As editor, I am greatly indebted to everyone who has helped in any- way with the book .... the long hours of thought and toil can only partially realized when looking through this book. Credit for this accompl ishment will belong to them . The Lacedaemon is a memory book. We hope it will recall and re- create many memorable moments that we have spent together this past year. We also hope it will be a permanent memento of the trials, the struggles, the successes, the rewards and the decisions that have evolved through this year of our high school education . Now ahead of us we must strive for greater understanding and ser- vice for, the past is but a prologue to the future. Coral Kennedy.

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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)