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Former supervisor recalls time at Blyth Public SchoolBy Courtney BachertIt was a spectacular experienceinterviewing Mr. Bill Black on hisjourney with Blyth Public School.He started his career in this area
supervising at Blyth, Belgrave and
Brussels schools which soon led to
being the principal at Brussels then
later in Colborne.
In 1976 he came to Blyth as the
principal, creating many memories
as he went on.
Some of Mr. Black’s memories at
Blyth were of the “Special Days”.
He put on hot dog days, Canada
days, and stampede days. One time,
he came to school dressed up as a
Canadian Mountie! He especially
liked the trips to Ottawa every year
with the graduating classes. They
would go to Ottawa for a few days
and they would tour universities and
learn lots but have a great time
together. He also enjoyed the music
program, as he is very musical. Mr.
Black would play the guitar with the
students and they would each have
their own music book in which they
would fill with their favourite songs.
He would learn and play the songs
on his guitar along with the students
and they would all sing together.
Mrs. Shirley Vincent led the music
program in which Mr. Black was
very happy to have her lead the
choirs and bands with all of the
students.
One of the things Mr. Blackalways liked was the staff. Theyalways got along and the sameteachers were here for about 13years so they got to know each other
really well in that long period of
time. One of the things he always
said was “the staff room is the
noisiest room in the school” because
the teachers were always laughing
and talking during the breaks and
recesses so you could hear them over
the normal class noise.
Some of the different things they
did when Mr. Black taught was in
the mornings, they would have 10-
minute assemblies where they would
make all of the special
announcements, because he didn’t
like to use the public announcement
system in the school.
They would sing songs together
and read the Bible and after that they
would all go to their classes.
When Mr. Black had to leave and
go to Zurich Public School, he said
he was really disappointed because
he had gotten to know and connect
with all of the people, which is what
he liked about the small schools. He
grew up in a one-room schoolhouse
and he said it was a good experience
because they all got the opportunity
to bond and become close to one
another. They would all work
together to make sure they all did
what they were supposed to and felt
comforted that he always had hisclassmates’ support.He is definitely disappointed thatthe small schools are closingbecause he feels that the students
won’t be as close and supportive
towards one another. But on theother hand, he thinks the newelementary school in Wingham willgo over well and will hopefullyaccomplish its objective.
It was an honour to have had the
opportunity to talk with Mr. Blackand listen to his remarkable historyhere at Blyth. He is a very successfuland accomplished individual and hasa kind, caring and determined
personality to match.
Continued from page 3
close. Blyth Public School is full of
talent and the show is sure to be
enjoyable.
By Courtney Bachert
With less than two weeks left of
school, everyone is extremely excited
and pumped up for summer holidays.
Classes are just finishing up their
work and are getting ready to party.
The Grade 3 students are swimming
two times this week at the North
Huron Wescast Community
Complex in the Swim to Survive
program. They are also doing an
independent novel study using the
Beverly Cleary series, “Boxcar
Children” and “Magic Treehouse”
series. The Grade 4/5 class is
finishing up literature circles this
week and will be experimenting with
probability in math using dice. They
already started with six-sided die
and are moving to 10-sided for more
difficulty.
Di you know that by the age of 10,
kids can identify about 400 logos.
The Grade 3/4 class is investigating
logos and advertisement tricks to see
how advertisers trick us into buying
their products. They’ve looked at
logo alphabets and are in the process
of creating their own. In Grade 4
math, they’re wrapping up their unit
on measurement.
By Hunter Dale
The Grade 1/2 class has
experienced another busy week at
school. In connection with their unit
on time they made sun dials outside.
After using their compasses to locate
north, they set up a framework to
represent a clock using a hula hoop
to contain blocks for the numbers.
They placed a stick in the middle of
the circle. The shadow of the stick
points to the hour to show the time.
As the sun changes position in the
sky, the shadow on the sun dial
changes accordingly. Their class had
had the responsibility to turn clay
butterflies into Monarchs by
carefully painting them black, orange
and white. The butterflies will be
displayed at the Blyth Memory
Garden. Mrs. Roe is very proud of
the job the Grade 1/2 students
accomplished. The Grade 1 students
are practising a song with the
Kindergarten class and Mrs. Thorpe-
Hearn. Their two classes will form a
choir and sing at the church service
during the Celebration of Education
Weekend in Blyth.
Students study time, sundials
Continued from page 3
conference and also in the
congregation as Rev. Clark told his
story.
The next hymn, “Faith of Our
Fathers” was sung followed by the
offering, the offering hymn, the
offertory prayer, the prayers of the
people, the silent prayers and the
singing of The Lord’s Prayer. The
last hymn was, “Come and Find a
Quiet Centre”.
Everyone was invited for coffee
and fellowship after the service.
Clark at meeting