HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-12-03, Page 38Redmen .
The CHSS Prefects are a
group of 25 selected students
from grades 12 and 13.
The students were chosen in
September on a purely volunteer
basis and through teacher
recommendations. •
Once chosen, the prefects
met, to get organized and set
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Haite,
Toronto, spent last weekend
with Mrs. Haiteis mother Mrs.
Jean Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Layton
left last week for Florida where
they will spent the winter
months.
We are sorry, to report that
Mrs. George Clifton is a patient
in Victoria Hospital.
At the Christmas Party of the
U.C.W. Brucefield we omitted to
mention that during the evening
Mrs. James Souter, and Mrs.
James McNaughton who . have
moved to reside in Seaforth,
,were presented with a cup and
saucer. Mrs. Paterson read the
address. Mrs. R. Chapman and
Mrs. Norris Sillery presented the
gifts.
Baptismal Service and Holy
Communion was observed in
Kippen United Church on
Sunday morning with both
Brucefield and Kippen attending
with a full attendance. The
following children were
baptised: twin daughtors of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Bennendike, Lauda
Rose, and Lois Ann; Lorraine
ElizabetN, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. R. R. Livermore; Kathryn
Ann, &tighter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Rathwell; Cynthia
Michelle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Waltis.
25 prefects at CHSS
Last Wednesday, December 9,
the Redmen basketball teams
travelled to Walkerton...t„
The senior, team came back
with a 55-34 victory. The seniors
led throughout the game with a
fast offence and good defence.
Scorers for the game were:
Bartliff with 5; Craig, 1; Amsing,
21; Cameron, 10; Lavis, 8;
Dubler, 8; and Wise with 2.
On Friday, December 11, the
Redmen senior basketball team
was defeated by Mitchell 60-43.
Mitchell applied a devastating
press right from the start to lead
throughout the game. CHSS was
out-hustled and out-
manoeuvred, although there
were several attempts for a
comeback. Scorers for the game
were: Amsing, 4; Cameron, 15;
Bartliff, 10; Dubler, 7; Lavis, 5;
and Irwin, 2.
Brucefield
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Prefects at CHSS from grade 12 and 13 include: (front row, I. to r.), Betty Snell,
Deb Anderson, Henny Knykamp, Jolande Amsing, Susan Humphries, Donna
Hoggart, Donna Riechart; (second row), Deb Mason, Kerry Lawson, Rhea Sturgeon,
Dianne Broehu, Bonnie Riehl, Jay Scott; (third row), Bruce Craig, Bill Boussey,
BY ANDRE AMSING
down operation and regulation
methods.
Bill ,Bouss'ey and Brenda
Triebner were elected to head
the prefects, and Deb McKinley
was elected secretary.
In order to operate smoothly
and consistently, the prefects
meet every other cycle to discuss
any pertinent matters.
The function of the prefects
is to lessen the communication
gap between teachers and
students by performing minor
teacher tasks such as patrol and
taking the place of absent
teachers. Also, the prefects have
undertaken the task of dance
supervision, so that only several
teachers are needed at a dance in
case of emergency. A third'
function 9f the prefects , is
enforcing
The result of this most
, successful system -is better
teacher-student relationships. In
turn, this results in a much
better school atmosphere, a
greater sense of student
responsibility and most
important — deletes much of the
former teacher-student friction.
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