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A. A. DANCE The Athletic Association this year has beeri a successful one. Under the interested and efficient supervision of Miss Bertram, there has been more enthusiasm for athletics than in previous years. Our social activities have been renewed Vv ' ith the continuance of the Athletic Dance, which proved a great success. Miss Bertram is leaving us this year, but we all -wWh her the very best of luck in her future work. This year the Athletic Association revived the custom of its annual dance. This simple statement gives no indication of the preparation that went into the dance. At eight o ' clock, Seniors, Juniors and Mediums met their partners, many of whom were from Ajax, in the Common Room. After passing through the receiving line, which consisted of Dr. and Mrs. Carscallen, Miss, Sissons, Mrs. Roadhouse, and Barbara Deal, the Athletic Association president, and her escort, we enjoyed a lovely programme which included several novelty dances. When the dance programme announced that the supper dance had just ended, the couples withdrew to the Common Room where the delighted exclamations of the guests attested the efficiency with which the refreshment committee had performed their functions. After this everyone felt like dancing the night through. But alas, all good things must come to an end and at 10 o ' clock the good-byes were said and we tripped off to bed weary but happy. Page Thirty-one
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Bev. Henderson, Miss Bertram, Ai. Moore, Barb. Deal ( President I THE SWIMMING MEET On March 29th, 1946, the faculty and student body gathered at the pool to witness the annual swimming meet. The participants ranged from the youngest ele- mentary- to the seniors. The humorous high light of the evening was staged by six girls. This act was in complete accordance with the setting The Ole Swimmin ' Hole and was found most enjoyable by the attentive audience. The most outstanding event was the candle reflection number. The lights were turned off and the only means of illumination in the pool was from candles which were tied to each girFs head. This proved to be very impressive as the girls swam in formation to the faint strains of a waltz. The Judges were Miss M. Smith and Miss Bertram. After the completion of the programme the swimmers gathered in the Common Room where they were treated to hot cocoa and cookies. Miss Smith announced the final results giving Beverly Page Thirty-tirn
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