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Student Life
ABOVE: Birds of a feather flock together, and what a gaggle of geese they are! Andrew Clark, Shane Hunt, Keith Beatson, + Shawn Grant.
TOP LT.: Louisa Blacow, Kelly Cooper, and Susan Besse are grade rune pals.
TOP RT.: Looks Like Erin Fraser and Meagan Fraser are eJ\ioyin their flrst taste of C.C.I.! MID. LT.: This pyramid of power includes many new grade nines. top row: Devon McGinus, Marsha DeFrance.
mid row: Sarah Stevenson, Liz Meeks, Jill Timlock, Melissa Rose, Billy Joe Hillson, and Genevieve Spears.
BOT: Lindsay Osborne, Allison Bradey, Holly Degaspris, Starlene Sheers, Melody Forester, Nicky Barnes and Kelly O'Neil.
MID RT.: James Kells isn't alone on the flrst day! He's got Bert with him to keep him com- pany.
BOT LT.: Grade runes are really in the wave of things! Lucas Hall, Shannon Hill and Rob Stuangie show them how ita done.
BOT RT.: Angela Orvis, Mikyla Clement, and Meagan Fraser are checking out the C.C.L scene.
Hopefully our grade nines have found that
it's not all that bad at C.C.I. and we welcome
you all to our school and wish you all the
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72 ML GRADE 9 DAY!
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For many of us that have been at C.C.I.
for one or more years, were well aware of I what life is like in high school BUT a poor
inocent grade nine must enter these hal-
lowed halls of learning full of rumours and misconseptions. Often they have heard wild d storys from older brothers and sisters or
friends. They enter school that first day
scared and nervous.
Before experiencing high school, Angie Skinner heard "If you even look at a person the wrong way, you'll get your head kicked in! Ira Mathews heard through the grape- vine that "It is a lot harder than public school." Someone told Elissa VanBarneveld "That you get more freedom here than in grade eight." A rumour that Tanis Schrader heard was that "The cafeteria food is bad." Rumours made Shaun Schollaert believe that "C.C.I.'s teacher are all strict." Through rumours, Angela Orvis heard that "you will meet a lot of nice looking guys here." Dan- ielle Hammond heard things like "Grade eleven's will make you lick peanut butter offtoilet seats" and she thanks us very much cancelling anitiation day! Some people told Christa Dickinson that "Once you enter high school you never get to see your friends." Poor Aaron Dreaver head that "The first day of school would be a living nightmare." Rou- mours say, according to Wendy James, that "Everyone is mean and you get massive homework."
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