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"The Pestilence"
When you hear the clump of heavy feet,
And piercing shrieks that fill the air; When teachers mutter their defeat,
You know "the Pestilence" was there.
When solid walls begin to shiver, Chalk and debris fly about,
And teachers' nerves are all a-quiver It was "the Pestilence"--no doubt.
There's no plague like It, is my belief; Some people say that It's not well;
Teachers heave a sigh of relief,
When comes 3:30 and the final bell.
And then the school is bathed in peace; "The Pestilence" went home you see.
The racket that It made has ceased; Gone "the Pestilence"--llD.
--Louise Shaw
Mr. Robertson: What are the products of Cuba? Jeannie: I don't know.
Mr. Robertson: Where do you get your sugar? Jeannie: We borrow it from our neighbour.
Liz McLean: It looks as if our delivery boy at the store is dishonest. Sylvia McClure: Oh, you musn't judge by appearances.
Liz McLean: I'm not. I'm judging by 11disappearances"l
3rd: Murray Robinson, Donald Scoular, William Currie, Donald Cook, Wayne Barber.
2nd: Paul Woolner, Raymond Gulley, William Morby, Donald Rich, Dennis Smith, Roger Zeggil, Mr. Lemon.
Front: Jeff Byles, Mary Gordon, Mary Smith, Patsy Doner, Muriel Blackburn, Marlene Borland, Judy Burwell, Aubrey Holden.
Absent: Shiels Lees, Terry Lowes. Eileen McDonagh, Louise St. Amend. 23