HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-02-20, Page 2The boys' basketball teams a 19-1 point spread to take
244 lead into the second halt.
DHSS managed to .stiek with
them, again in the third period,
but another burst' in the final
stanza pulled the game well out
of reach for them
Curry paced the Goderich win
with 21. points. as lie continually
got behind the -MSS defence
to take long passes and go in
unmolested.
Baud Dutot and Fred Jewson
were the best for the local
five as they each hooped six
points, while Elwin Kingswell
and Chuck Switzer had four
each.
Bob- Riehi rounded out the
scoring WO his two points,
Seniers vvia
In the opening game of the
double-header, the MSS sen-
iors and Goderich hooked up in
a low-scoring affair, which saw
the squads miss. many more
than they scored.
MSS took a slim 16-14 lead
in the first half, but regained
their ..sheoting eye in the final.
Page 2--Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Feb. 20, 1964
from CHSS. Will face "Must"
games when they travel to
Stratford Central for the final
games of their Huron-Perth
basketball play this week.
With identical records of four
wins and one loss, tile .local
squads will need a victory to
assure them of a spot in the
four4eam tournament to decide
the league. winner on February '
29.
However*., the Stratford Cen-
tral teams will be no.easy
Marks, as they too have lost
only, one game each.
The CHSS juniors dropped
their first game of the season
oil their home court, Friday,
as the lanky Goclerich crew
proved just too much and went
home with a decisive 54-22 mar-
gin,
Ken Clyniek's eharges held
the winners to a narrow 5-4
margin in the first quarter, but
the visitors put their height ab-
vantage to good use in the sec-
ond period and came up with
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half to pull the win out with
a 24-10 Margin, winning the
contest by a total of 40 to
Clare Magee paced the win
With 16 points, while Doug
Macaulay hooped 11..
Lanky Dona Colquhoun eon,
tributed eight as he came up
with a. stellar offensive and de-
fensive effort and Bryan Levis
and Bob Livermore rounded oat
the' scoring with three and two
points respectively
Sixteen of the 40 CHSS
points came via free throws.
Snell was the top scorer for
Goderich with nine points, while.
Everett was right behind With
eight,
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Begins Career
On CMS Staff
Annoy Blaclde, 11-A2
Among the 63 members of
the CHSS faculty there are
many young teachers who are.
in their first year of teaching.
.One •of 'these is Mrs. P. Morris,
who .teaches English this year.
A resident of .Goderich, Where
she graduated from their high
.sdhool, she received her L.A.
.degree -at the University of
Western Ontario.
Since it is her first year, and
having just been married dur-
ing 'the autumn, Mrs. Morris
seems to have little spare time
for recreation.
At this time of the year she
has been intensely occupied
with her main activity which
is marking examinations.
Asked 'about her impressions
of 01-ISS, she says "its Size is
a disturbing factor and produc-
es difficulties • in operation
which cannot be easily solved.
A welcome to Mrs. Morris
and we hope her career here
will be a most pleasant one.
By Donna Gordon
Earlier this year we exper-
ienced . the changes that took
place physically in our school.
In keeping with progress, we
know we cannot stand pat and
that rapid growth always means
a few changes and problems
that come with them.
A few students were asked
what they might change at
Central Huron if they could.
This is what some thought;
Lois Tyndall, 12S2 — There
should he a longer lunch period
and periods should be reduced
by five minutes. We should also
be allowed to go to our lock-
ers during lunch period if we
were quiet.
Karen. Talbot, 12S2 — We
should be able to enter our
lockers before Activity and
have everyone eat together.
There should also be a monthly
Sock Hop and Assembly.
Cathie Doerr, 1251—I would
like a longer lunch hour, If
there were also some dances
during Activity periOds, we
would be able 'to meet more of
the other students.
Anne Cameron—I would like
more heat in the' rooms—you
just about 'freeze.-
Many Maloney, 10C1 — I
would like the same lunch per-
iod all week long. A change
each day is too hard to get
used to.
Elaye Little, 12S1—I would
like some free time to go 'to
my locker without going to the
ale Ends
By Pat Fletcher
During activity periods for
the past three weeks, a ma-
tey - attired, paint - bespeckled
group have invaded the stage
and corridors by the wood-
working and girls' occupational
Shops.
Contrary to popular opinion,
despite their paper-rolling ex-
peditions in the halls and end-
less carrying of waiter, they are
not candidates for the white
coat and straight jacket crowd.
In read life they are- the
members of the At-Horne dec-
orating committee.' This year's
theme is Disneyland, with the
gym divided into four sections,
one for each land.
Advised by Mr, WelSh, the
department heads are: Fantasy-
land, Lloy Ann Rutherford;
Fron'tierland. Monique Has-
peck; Adventureland, Anita
Nelisoher; Tomorrowland, Bar-
bara Pegg, and over-all
ordinator, Fred Tyndall,
Orders' are 'issued • by. the
heads' and the following people
execute them: Sandra Middle-
ton Pam. Muise, Pam Servos,
Susan Brown, Linda Cole, Rob-
erta Smith, Gayle Turner,
Brenda Greenaway, Chris
Muise, Jim Francis, Doug Darn-
office. Notes Should also just
be signed by the parent with-
out 'the pupil signing 'a note,
The system is too strict.,
Former Student
Returns To CHSS
As Instructress
By Rita McMichael
Another new staff member
at 'MSS is Mrs. A. Glenn. In
her first year of teaching, she
is in our Commercial Depart-
ment Where she teaches grades
nine and ten typing, penma.n-
ship and business practice.
A native of Sterling, Ontario,
she attended Campbeliford and
Clinton highschools. She grad-
uated with honors at Clinton.
Her business experience con-
sists 'of years .of diversified of-
fice work with Canadian Gen-
eral Electric in Peterborough
and several years as steno-
grapher-clerk with •the Depart-
Ment of Transport in Goose
Bay, Labrador.
Mrs. Glenn admits she has
very- little time for hobbies and
recreation. With her two chil-
dren, Debbie, nine, and Laurel,
fout. I-lbwever, when she is not
teaching or advising 'the Drama
Club, her time is taken tip
with her family as well as
sewing and reading.
In the off-season the fancily
take to the woods, for they are
boating and trailer camp eh-
thesiagta.
At this point, she expresses
a great desire to continue her
teaching. career Ilene
and naturally we all Wish her
the begt of success.
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Students Suggest A Few Changes
In Regard to Eating, Heat and Dances
"The Jay Marks"
Seniors Keep .IPloyoff Hopes Alive
CHSS seniors scored a 40-24 win over their arch-rivals from Goderich,
'Friday, to- keep their playoff hopes alive in Huron-Perth Conference play,
Both .CHSS teams have lost only once in five starts, but face "must" games
in Stratford this week, in 'the .final league games. Some of,- the high .spirited
action in the senior game is featured in this photo as Clare Magee (21) in
the dark uniform battles two Goderich players for a rebound. Don Colquhoun
(5) is ready to leap into the fray, while little Bob Livermore, far left, strains
his neck to look on. . (News-Record Photo)
Pupils Get Some Pale Irn. night Spots
As' At-Home Decorations Take Shope
borough, Mike Scot-el-liner, Mars
Gliddon, Linda Murphy, Susan
Smith, Rick Russell, Elwin
Kingswell and Pat Fletcher,
The project has consumed
500 man-hours of painting,
sketching, cutting out figurines
by machine, and several gallons
of paint.
Much of this paint has found
its way to floors, faces, murals
and pictures.
This is the annual formal
dance sponsored 'by the Student
Parliament and will be held on
February 28, from 9:00 p.m, to
1;30 a.m.
Invitations to friends and
families of students have been
sent ,Out by Beryl Stevens and
Mike Scotchmer,
A door committee has been
organized by Brian Levis and
Sandra •Henry of the Green
House, and catering was,. ar-
ranged by the Purple House in
charge of Borden McRae and
Lorraine Deveau.
The. girl's basketball teams
from. CI-I55 will be fighting for
the Huron-Perth title when they
host 'the best six teams in a
tournament at the local gym-
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Flay starts at 10:00 a.m.. and
the public is welcome to watch
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