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vou'RE one of a kind.'
For years now the Geography Department r. Knox, Mr. Hunwicks, Miss Meredith and Mr. Darl- ington have taught us about a multitude of fascinating physical phenomena found on the earth. They backed up each lesson with visual e - amples found from each of the four corners and thanks to the large variety of field trips that each C.C.I. student was allowed to take, these examples suddenly became very real. The reasons for visiting a locale were as varied as the destinations. Perhaps you found yourself in a van or bus heading to Washington, New York City, Montreal, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Stratford, North Carolina or Peter- borough. You knew, however that ...
WE HAD THE WORLD IN OUR HANDS!
From April 15 to April 20, 1988, the C.C.I. Band and Choir travelled to North Carolina and Ohio. We left at 8 a.m., reaching Niagara Falls by 11 a.m. to play for one of their elementary schools. That night, we stayed at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Although we were supposed to have "lights out" by 11 p.m., not many people slept. The next day, travelling through West Virginia, Mr. Hamlin wouldn't allow anyone to
sleep!
We took a very scenic route through West
Virginia and stopped at the Laurier Caverns where we took a tour. Going through West Virginia, we got lost a couple of times and end- ed up arriving in Salisbury, North Carolina four hours late. At the Salisbury High School, we met our billets and went home with them.
The next day consisted of a walking tour
throughout Salisbury, then a trip to their iheme park " Carowinds" . We arrived there late because of a forty mile 'detour'. On Monday we played at the Salisbury Middle School and spent the rest of the day attending school. At
night, we played for the high school and the next morning we were off again for Ohio.
We played in Ohio after a 12-hour bus ride. Afterwards, we again were billeted and were up
TOP: This year Stan Flint learned about all of the unrest in Africa. Judging by Stan, there must have been so much unrest that the whole continent shifted!!! BOT. LT.: Mr. Hunwlck's grade 13's explore Peterborough caves while (AT.) Mrs. Chaudet's and Mr. Moore's classes point out Niagara Falls!