HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE The 1992/93 school year passed by like a speeding bullet. It resembled a sprint, beginning at the opening gun with the historic admission of young women to the PreUniversity Program. It ran past the arrival of over two hundred visitors to LCC's Leadership for Democracy Conference, on through the Grade 5 exchange with I'ecole NotreDame-de Liesse in the Gaspesie, championships in Midget basketball. Midget X-Country Skiing, table tennis, and debating, a sensartonal production of The Wizard of Oz, an extraviganza in the form of the Casino & Lottery Night on the rink, and finally to the finish line, the 19th version of History Night in the Junior School. That I have omitted an additional one hundred and forty-two equally significant activities and events is not an oversight. I will leave the coverage of those highlights to the talented and dedicated 'Image' editor, David Alpert, who compiled £ill this informaHon under the uidance of his meticulous staff adviser, Mr. rian Moore. Congratulations to these individuals on another excellent publication. To the graduating class of 1993, best wishes in the years ahead. Come back and visit us often.
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