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To the UNDERGRADUATES don't stop now, you too have an important place in the world of to­ morrow. LUNENBURG BOAR'D OF TRADE . GOOD LUCK to ALL. THE. STUDENTS GOU CK-BRIDPORJ--GUN Y LIMITEH ---- ',-,,- --� � � --; • _!,',_ ·- ' !)_', (_,. •·• �- - ,.::- • HALIFAX, N. S• . ... ,,.-.. LUNENBURG OTORS - LIMITED - - ·CHEV. - OLDS. - CORVAIR - ENVOY - - CHEV. TRUCKS - "A. Complete Service For Your Ca:r" ASK ABOUT OUR G. M. FACTORYG. M. MAINTENANCE TRAINED PLANMECHANICS ALSO VIS1T OUR Phone 634-8881 and ffiVING SE'RVICE STATION USEDBRIDGEWATER CAR ROADLOT "Where CustomersPhone Stop 634-8920 and Service Begins!" OPEN Daily from 8 A. M. - 10 P.M. 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FALKENHAM INSURANCE l'..iFE, FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, ETC. ' COMPLIMENTS OF ' ' ' . THE LIONS CLUB '' THE LARGEST SERvrcE CLUB IN THE WORLD VEN-REZ PRODUCTS LIMITED Manufacturers of Moulded Furniture Supplying SCHOOL CLASSROOM, CHURCH • and INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE • Shelburne Nova Scotia RITCEY BROTHERS (FISHERIES) LTD. RIVERPORT, N. S. PRODUCERS, PROCESSORS and EXPORTERS of DRIED SALT FISH PICKLED MACKEREL and HERRING - - · · VINCURED HERRING Junior-Senior High Schaal Staff D. H. Collins, M.A., B.Paed. R. H. Campbell, M.A. , Principal Vice-Principal G. R. Mason, B.A. Mrs. L. D. Mosher Junior-Senior High School Staff Miss Carol Townsend, B.A, Capt. Gibson Ba1.1ld, B.A, C. S. Andrews S. M. Bhatnagar, B.Sc. Staff-Special Departments E. E. Eisnor M. Van cler Toorn Mechanic Science Staff Physical Education Mrs. M. E. Whynacht G. A. Vickers Home Economics Director of Recreation MESSAGES FROM THE OFFICERS It his been our privilege to !let PS Business Managen of the '67 edition. We would like to thank Mr. Collins and the Assistmt Business M<nQgers, as well as the v-rious firms and establish­ ment<;, for their full co-op­ eration. Donald Schmeisser '68 Douglas Crouse '67 I am grateful for the enthusiasm that the stud­ ents have shown in school activities. I would like to thank the Teachers who gave their· help and support to the Council. John Spindler '67, President, Students' Council MESSAGE FROM JUNIOR RED CROSS As President of the Red Cross Youth, I have become aware of the many opportunities to aid the less fortunate. For this I am grateful! To the Teachers and students who co-operated in the ful­ fillment of our purpose, I say, "thank you." Faye Tarrant '67 We are grateful for the opportunity to serve as Executive Editors of the Sea Gull. · The expfirience gained has been invaluable! ' ', Faye Tarrant '67 Elizabeth Crouse '67 MESSAGE FROM THE EDITORS As Editors we would like to thank the Teachers and stu­ dents of L.J.S.H.S. for their co-operation and support in helping us to compile this Cen­ nial issue of the �ea- Gall. From our experience we have learned a great deal,- and we wish sue; ceeding Editors success in fua ture editions. Vicki Cantelope •'67, Suzanne Bailly '67 STUDENTS' COUNCIL The Students' Council has been active for the 1966-67 school year since September 26 with weekly meetings and numerous projects. The first undertaking was the selling of student's identification cards. This is beneficial to the students and also slightly profitable. Following thet the Council held the Autumn and Christmas dances, both of which were extremely successful. Prior to the beginning of March exams the Council completed the orders for the students' school rings and pins. Presently preparations for the June Graduation Dance are being made. Also at this time the Council is pondering over a number of gift suggestions for the school. Janet May '68, Secretary, STUDENT'S COUNCIL 1st row: (1. to r.) - S. Conrad, L. Crouse, (Treasurer); J. Spindler, (Presi­ dent); J. MacDuff, (Vice-President); J. May, (Secretary). 2nd row: (1. to r.) - S. Ritcey, W. Comstock, T. Falkenham, C. Purcell, A. Allen, L. Shepherd, H. DeMone. Of what does a full life consist? First of all, it requires that you be awake and active. It requires that you stretch your thoughts so as to grasp and comprehend much that will not force itself upon you. It has been said that history turns on small hinges, ard so do peoples' lives. We are constantly making small decisions, some of them apparently trivial. The total of these decisions finally deter­ mines the success or failure of our lives. Therefore, unless there is planning based on inform·tion and preparation the chances of success are diminished. We are striving to furnish that information and preparation. We, of the School Board, wish you continued success in your annual edition of the Sea Gull and in all future endeavours. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS BOARD MEMBERS Rayfield G. A. Wood, M.D., Chairman. , -?it\ 1 Rev. John R. Cameron, Arthur H. Hebb, D. C'. Cantelope, M.D. James B. Morrow. TABLE OF CONTENTS Jluninr - Senior High School Staff ... .. ... ..... ... ......... ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... ... .. ....... ll. Messages from the Officers .... .... ......... .. .... ....... ........ ...................................... 4 Board of School Commissioners .. ................. ................................................. 6 Table of Contents . .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. ... ... ......... ............... ... ....................................... 7 Board of Editors . ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. ... ... .. .. ..... .. ......... ...... .. ...... .......... .. .... .. .. .. 9 Editorial ... ........ ..................................................................................................... 10 Dedication Page .................................... .............._ . ......... ......... .... ... .................... 12 Student Activities To Montreal - Janis Campbell . .. .. ................................................................ 13 Off To Winnipeg - Linda Crouse .... .. .... .... .... ... .. ...................... ... ...... .. ....... 15 Exchange Visit To Quebec -
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