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With less than one year away from the iggest event that C.C.I. has ever hosted the 120 Anniversary a group of students ave spent the year on a unique project. hey have literally put hundreds of hours 3producing photos, writing copy, inter- iewing, organizing archives and working 'ith members of the community. Their
efforts will be published in a 152 page hard- covered Reunion Book outlining the history of our school. Mr. Sneyd, Mr. Sproule and Mrs. Chaudet were extremely impressed by the hard work and dedication shown by the students, (MID LT): BK.ROW: Jacinda Sheers, Allison Lumsden, Anita Miles, Christ- ine Wilson, Jamie Saunders. FT ROW: Su-
san Hanes and Lisa Butters.
MID RT Congratulations Lonica Hennebury and Toby Scott for their winning t-shirt de- signs. Our new logo waming about the dang- ers of drinking and driving, by Toby and our new motto 'Fly Sober', by Lonica.
One of C.C.l:s most adventurous clubs is the Out- doors Oub. 1991-92 was a very busy year indeed. The year began with a fall hiking trip to Tober- mory which was followed by the year's biggest excursion a four day canoe trip to Temmagami. This trip gave Outers a chance to see some of Ontario's best scenery in one of the last stands of virgin pine.
The winter and spring were also eventful with a day of cross-country skiing in February, a great 'apres-ski' gathering at Mr. Sheperd's and a backpacking trip to Algonquin Park in early May. One last outing helped us prepare early for next year. That was the annual skills weekend held at Moreland's Camp in Dorsch. Here, outers planning to go on next year's canoe trip had the chance to learn and improve on canoeing and camping skills.
All in all, it was a great adventurous year! TOP AT The 1991-92 Outdoors Club: BK ROW Mr. Fischer, Jeremy Barber, Jeff Hiltz, Ryan Knight MID ROW Mark McAllister, Bryon John- son, Peter Mitchell, Gord Fischer, Kert Wrigley FT ROW Sarah Makin, Stephanie Graham, Karen Skeaff.