AGE 10, DAILY HERALD, Caledonla Grad. Supp., July 11, 1978

The music echoes all
wound and seems to
sveep everyone into a
yerry-go-round of
<nergy excitement and
‘saotion. Prisms of color
sitter from the dresses,
“y2 suits the flowers and

.e' decorations. The
‘urs. of. physical
eparation, the years of
ental, spiritual . and
actional preparation
we all finally cast
emselves together for
is climax. It is
aduation. ;

Talk and conversation.

inders back. over the

ars. Like a film flash-
ck the whole evening is
seminiscence of all the
ars at school, all the
ichers, all the trouble:

“Hey Dan, do you

member the time we

ide up that experiment

During the past year at
itedonia, students have
en many. exciting
vents ranging from
eycle races to talent
ows to pancake break-
sts. All have had good
went involvement.
In September, the
udent council, con-
iting of Frank Allen,
athy Brewer, Holly
1ampoux, Irene
‘uikshank, Kathy
aveic, Alison Duffus,
att Heppiewhite, Barb
ihngon, Kelly Morrison,
iane Mostad, Lyle
indahl, &i Sandahls,
am Shaw, «Chris
yarrow and Gwen
‘aldie, set out to make
"78 a good school yéar.
nd they succeeded.

the year they

walk-a-thon to the

lotspring: (This was
ostponed one week
acause the road was

ashed out at Williams
reek.) They also

in chemistry that ate up
your lab coat?’’. All the
victories: ;

“Boy nothing beats the

-time we went to the

Provincials in
volleyball.’ All the joys:

“we ‘sure had some
good times together,
hey!” ’

Twelve years of
schooling completed.
“We're finished, we
made it! But is it really
the end or has it just
started? ‘ ;
Graduation isthe end of
one jifestyle and the
beginning of another. It
is stepping out. Stepping
up. But it is also leaving
behind, even losing a
little bit of your past.
Emotions of sadness
and sorrow are present
during the ceremonies.
The girls cry, the boys

“9

a Ae

presented a car rally, a
pancake breakfast, an
indoor trackmeet
(remember the jello-
eating contest, anyone?),
and several dances.

One of the major events
of the year was Sensex
Hockey Game.. It was fun
for everyone involved,
including the audiénce.

‘Another major ac-
complishment of the year
7-48 was the in
troduction of intramurals
to the school. Everyone
in the schoo) benefited
from these: and they In-
volved students and
teachers on the same
level. The © Stuzent
Council hopes thir, will
become a yearly thing in
tbe school as it promotes
school spirit and is great

un.
_ After the ist semester,

_ Irene Cruikshank

became our social con-
venor in place cf Alison
Duffus and Barb Johnson
was replaced by Pam
Shaw as vice-president.

Frank Allen graduated in
January, 80 the council
lest his helpful presence

Helpful escort .

lt Was A Very ‘Good Year’

Memories On Grad Night ys

choke back their tears
and even parents and
relatives seem to feel the
significance of the event
deep within them. They
are letting gonow. -—
Graduation ceremonies
bring out the best in
young people, They are
instilled with a feeling of
brotherhood ‘with - all”
fellow graduates. - All
feuds and hard feelings
seem to dissolve in the
spirit of the event. Every
graduate seems to have a
preat deal of pride in
their school. Nothing
they have said or felt
against thelr school
seems to matter now.
They are proud. What a
wonderful sense of peace

prevails. Everything is
beautiful.
Graduation is

beautiful. The

too. ;

The Student Council
also donated money to
several proups and clubs
in theschool including the
Sr. Boy’s basketball team
for travelling, the band
for. band sweaters; the
Physics Olymple Team;
the Photo Club to put up
pictures in the hallways;
Caledonia Player ‘78 to
travel and the Boy’s
Volleyball team for
travel purposes. .

This year, the Council
also provided money for a
jukebox in the cafeteria,
ping pong tables for the
ping pong club, display
boards for the hallways, 4
“Universal Gym", and
they supplied money to
put Grad Photos (class
photos) wp in | the
hallways. The council got
all past years’ photos and
they are one of the major
contributions {to the
school this year.

So this years student
council did a lot for the
school and they deserve a
thanks for making 77-78
such a good school year..
_ Thank you.

‘process will be each

ceremonies are beautiful ‘
and the. people are
beautiful. Graduation
has a way of making even
plain people glow. But -
amidst it all has got to be
the realization of the
future, A realization that
the glow and glitter is not
how life will be. Each
graduate must now take
his place in the outside y;
world, There must bea =< -
concrete awareness that # -
the rest of the learning

individuals respon-
sibility. No parent will be
there to push o¢ prod. |
Graduation is not as easy
as it appears. Its always
a little sad, slightly
frightening, but an ex-
perience never to be
forgotten. ‘

Holly Champoux

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