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Front — Grace Hill. Back (left to right) — Lorraine Cauthers. Miss Beno, Jackie Braytield. STUDENT CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT The S.C.M. Council had this year the very able assistance of Miss Beno as advisory teacher. As is customary here at O.L.C., the Bazaar was held just prior to the Christmas holidays. We were fortunate indeed in having Miss Maxwell open it for us. The donations, patronage and work of many girls helped to make the Bazaar a real success. Coming at that time of the year, many of the articles were suitable Christmas gifts and the spirit of Christmas made it a happy day for all. Our visit to the Old People ' s Home came shortly after the Bazaar, when we took small gifts and the Choir sang many lovely Christmas carols. We were very fortunate this year in having so many interesting speakers at our Sunday night Chapel services, and, if it were not for the Chapel services con- ducted every morning by Miss Sissons and Dr. Carscallen, we would indeed feel that something was missing from our day. The money which we have raised this year will enable us to help in many worthwhile causes. At Christmas time we gave to the Star Santa Claus Fund and, of course, we must not forget the cot which we support in a China mission. Page Thirty-one
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First Row. left to rigin — litila Bamluid, Mib! . ibsuns, Ur. Hunter, Shirley GriHith. Second Row — Jean Hurst, Corinne Bedore, Barbara Deal, Grace Hill, Judy Moore. HONOUR CLUB Every school realizes the importance of having some sort of organisation in which is vested the task and responsibility of setting up a certain standard by which the students are to abide. With this thought in mind, the Honour Club of the College was formed in 1918, at a time when the girls realized, as never before, their individual responsibility. Emerson said, ' ' Self ' trust is the essence of valour. This quotation, along with the club motto, He conquers who conquers himself, well illustrates the aims of the Honour Club — to teach its members honour, self ' control, school and community responsibility, to encourage the girls to live up to the standards of loyal- ty and good scholarship, and above all to promote self-trust in the individual. Page Thirty
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Front — Judy Moore. Back — Jocelyn Cole, Miss Bertram, Audrey Shaw. Page Thirty-two
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