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ecently. Somme pointed
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shared ' by 'most of our
Students of the Week - they
are almost all male. I really
wasn't acutely aware of this
(but what can you expect
from a female columnist?)
In keeping*wiith this idea, 1
resolved to make this week's
winner a. female, in par-
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dirtiest words in the English
language.(Sorry, Marian!)
But life is not all work and
worry,. as Julia knows. Her
lighter moments. I am told,
are in' Spanish class, where
she attacks the language with
such vigour that she makes
Zorro took like Little lied
Riding Hood.
Most people tend to believe
that Julia is shy. But lately,
she has been tearing up and
down the halls with her trusty
camera. Besides, she is
definitely not shy on the bus. I
hear that she and Debbie
board the hus and proceed to
Julia Armstrong
"Student of the Week"
The main reason Julia is
the super student this week is
her position as Editor of your
"Yearbook, This is a job which
requires lots of hard work and
dedication. Many days you
will see her working away in
gaTd old room 208, with co-
editor Debbie Snider.
The main theme of the
yearbook this year was the
1 t' phrase DO 1T(buy a CHSS
yearbook). However, many
people misunderstood or
} misinterpreted the message!
Poor Julia - her yearbook was
almost going to be rated X!
'Julia's one pet peeve is
something 1 can sympathize
with --deadlines! As far as I
am concerned, ,it's one of the
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giggle. She only uses her
voice- to bellow James
above the general din.
Julia or -Humphrey" as
she is sometunes called. is
known for referring to pertain
experiences as being. "The
pits'".. One thing for certain
though, is that with Julia
heading this year's yearbook
it will not be "the pits". but in
all probability one of the best
we have seen.
Now you can say we are
striking a note for equality as
the title of Student of the
Week is awarded to Julia
Armstrong.
Just ask Annie
to
Try Diamonds
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This week I am going to
sympathize with everybody
that has a younger brother
and sister that want to know
everything that is going on
and won't let you have any
privacy.
All teenagers need to be
alone, and for younger
brothers and sisters, this is
hard to understand. The want
of privacy is first shown when
a teen wants his own room or
at least wants to be left alone
in his room.
To some girls especially,
privacy is almost an ob-
session and no one is to touch
what, is theirs and what is in
their rooms.
I know what this is like and
I go along with them 100
percent. There is nothing
worse ` than knowing
somebody has been into your
private things or that possibly
some little sister or brother is
going to walk in when you are
dressing.
In the Saturday, May 8
edition of the London Free
Press, Ann Landers stated
that she didn't think a 14 -
year -old boy needed a lock on
his door. She said that if the
door was shut that meant
privacy and he would be left
alone. ,
I don't know where she was
brought up, but I'm sure she
never had a younger sister.
To some younger children it
doesn't seem to matter if the
door is shut or not. If you are
lucky, they may knock but
they usually come barging in
without waiting for a reply.
All- I can say is someday
they will be sorry when they
have somebody doing this to
them. There isn't much you
can do except lock up and
hide everything you don't
want seen. If there is nothing
to find there won't be
anything to look at and they
will soon take the hint. (I
hope) .
But who won?
The candidates for
yesterday's Student's Council
Executive election were
introduced to the student
body at an assembly last
Friday morning.
The candidates were :
secretary, Debbie Elliott.
Cathy Madill and Susan
Parke ; treasurer, Paul
Galachuik, Bill Murphy, Pete
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Huron came up with a very
excellent showing.
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girls team 133 points. The
total of 294 placed Central
Huron in third place their
best performance in the last
few years.
Altogether 25 students
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petition being held this week.
The senior boys .and the
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The winner of the
"Chronicle's recent match
the queen contestant to her
baby picture contest was
Brenda Bali of IA homeform_
Brenda was one of ten
contestants who picked the
correct combination of
(C,E,A,B,D) to be their an-
swer. Mr. Hornuth drew the
winner of the pair of free
passes to see Charity Brown,
live at C.H.S.S. tomorrow
night.
Just because you were
unable to win a pair of free
passes is no reason for you to
sit at home looking blue and
miss the fun. For the nominal
fee of $3 you can purchase a
ticket to attend this dance,
today or tomorrow outside
the cafeteria during the lunch
hours.
Remember to purchase
your tickets in advance as the
Ike price will be $3.50 per person
at the door. So come out to
CHSS tomorrow night to
attend this fantastic dance
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