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Literary Committee Standing: Charlie Penner, Johnny Barkman, Gordon Kreutzer, Glenn Klassen. Sitting: Joyce Smith, Shirley Rempel, Miss N. Rempel, Pat Mueller (convenor), Hildegarde Enns, Gracie Kliewer. Inset: Pat Mueller (1 st term convenor). Literary Committee Report The Literary Committee has enjoyed a successful year. We have completed two ma¬ jor projects. In November we organized a Literary which we presented to the student body. First on the programme was a debate. After weighing the arguments of the speakers carefully, the judges agreed that “Education Increases Happiness.” The debate was follow¬ ed by a contest and a vocal trio. The main item of this programme was the S.C.I. inter¬ pretation of Sir Walter Scott’s poem “Loch- invar”. This bold, daring, young knight, with broadsword in hand, provoked the audience to constant laughter. Even though we realiz¬ ed no financial gain from this literary, we certainly tabled it as a success. During the second term we were faced with the difficulty of selecting our spring play. Finally teachers and students agreed upon presenting J. M. Barrie’s “The Admirable Crichton.” Since three of the four Acts of this play had different settings, much addi¬ tional work was required. Then too, the stage was enlarged, and new, movable walls were installed. Mr. John Peters consented to over¬ haul the stage and build the stage properties. The play is a satirization of the class dis¬ tinctions which were preserved in England. The satire plays continually upon the conceit of Ernest Woolley (Richard Barkman), the futility of Lord Loam (Travis Reimer), and the servility of Crichton (Glenn Klassen). In¬ cluded in the cast were Lord Loam’s three daughters, Agatha, Catherine and Mary Las- enby (Joyce Smith, Grace Reimer, and Pat Mueller), the Loam servant, Tweeny (Hilde¬ garde Enns), the athletic clergyman, Tre- herne (George Rieger), and the arrogant La¬ dy Brocklehurst (Martha Block) and her son, Lord Brocklehurst (Jake Epp). The audiences were impressed with the elaborate stage settings and the acting ability the charac¬ ters presented. The committee was pleased with the re¬ sults obtained from each literary undertak¬ ing. PAGE FORTY-FOUR
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Social Committee Standing: Marianne Kroeker, Mr. M. Myros, Henry Pankratz, George Rieger, Mr. J. Wedel, Lucille Friesen. Sitting: Gerda Reimer, Raymond Loewen, Martha Block (convenor), Henrietta Reimer, Alvin Steingart. Inset: Martha Block (1st term convenor). Social Committee Report The Social Committee has enjoyed plan¬ ning the socials and they in turn have been enjoyed by the students. “Hallowe’en, Hallowe’en, Jolly Hallowe’en!” was the theme of our first social. The evening con¬ sisted of a short skit and various games among which was the side-splitting per¬ formance of commercials. After a delightful lunch the social ended, thus allowing the students to venture out into the haunted night. Another social was the Christmas party. Due to a very busy pre-Christmas week, the social took place after the last performance of “The Lost Carol.” Gifts, Christmas carols and confectionery were the main course of the evening. On February 17, we enjoyed a skating party which was complete with hot dogs, fine music, and a warm stove. The highlights of the evening were a broomball game and a girls’ hockey game. The close of the school year concludes the committee’s various duties such as provoking our students to laughter and filling their stomachs with delicacies. —Martha Block PAGE FORTY-THREE
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