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

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BACK ROW: Halia Koba, Dani Heinen, Lenke Csudor, Keith Rose, Gord Gilmore Gre Griffin, Sue Doerr, Sabra Tuff, Mr. Tuck, Staff Advisor. ' FRONT ROW: Rosemarie Falle, Mary Bodfish, Paul Davidson, Assist Editor- Pete VandenBosch, Editor; Joe Zeeman, Assist. Editor; Becky Scott, Sharon Moad ' ABSENT: Tim Keenliside, Graham Newton. SPARTAN Citcrai

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i Marlowe, Murray Black, Tom Hislop, Rick Madzia, Doug Rozell, Gord Kipfer, Bill Hart- Hill, Al Harris, Bob Robilliard, John Stephenson, Kent McLellen, Dave Wake, Derek Weir, ford, Karen MacGregor, Helen Crawford, Janice Wallace, Cathy Dawson, Dorothy Black - Brereton, Neila Lawson, Debbie Smythe, Betty Kemp, Bev Belton, Susan Maudsley, Janet BAND BACK ROW- Steve Hounsell, Tom Hislop, Murray Black, John Stephenson, Rick Madzia Ross Carroll, Bill Hartman, Sharon Fukushima, Doug Rozell. FRONT ROW: Mr. Head, Gord Kipfer, Terry Marlow, Debbie Smythe, Kent McLellen, Susan Maudsley. ABSENT: Rick Wagner, Doug Fryett.

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BACK ROW: Kathy MacDonald, Cheryl Davies, Cheryle Graham, Elizabeth Holman, Shelly Leach, Susan Doerr, Dani Heinen, Heather McLeod, Kathie Barnard, Carol Davies. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Hessenaur, Carol Ann Oultram, Heather McArthur, Betty Mills, Esther Walmsley, Lucy Zrubek, Tanis Bell, Hazel Smith, Marion Lampman, Karen Link, Mary Gordon, Sandra Treitz, Mrs. Gladwell. FRONT ROW: Rosemarie Falle, Hazel Elmslie, Paulette Mould, Brenda Berringer, Lynn Corby, Linda Stalkowski, Supriya Rai, Marlene Pfaff. ABSENT: Dolores Kurtz, Sharon Mills, Daren Murphy, Marianne Stolkowski, Mary Beth Sterritt. We should like to apologize to Cathy Wood, who in the picture is the girl that has been cut off. LIBRARY CLUB Book-thin behind the desk With fingers rigid as pencils she stamps, Stacks returns, read or unread, She cares not. Anne Marriott In the library of this school, thirty or more book-thin- -and not so book thin- -Library Club members work from 8:30 in the morning to 4:15 in the afternoon (with time off for classes, of course). It is their duty to keep the library orderly for your benefit. This involves stamping, slipping, reading, shelving, and mending literally piles of books. In their spare time they fulfil such duties as pasting, typing, and making displays. Fortunately, however, the club does other things besides work. We have visited many places, both old and new. We have been to Althouse College, the new Free Press building, and Eldon House. We have also been further afield, to the Stratford Festival, and to Toronto. The Library Club has thus managed to combine work and pleasure, much to the bene- fit of all its members. By the way, and despite popular opinion, you don ' t have to be a girl to join. Marion Lampman, President.