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Friday,
September
16,
1949.
RPUL
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Rental
Books
New
School
Term'New
Faces
Stir
Editor-in-Chief
-D.
Kerrlghan
Editor
Arnold
Olsen.
Interest
In
Red
.
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Reporters
Renee
Nlckolson,
M.
UCO
VOIr5!
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Greenwood,
D.
Penoff,
I.
Hansen,
thinjrplcas-
Offers
Students
Opportunities
McAfee,
P.
Tipton.
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Classes
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Gr.
12
Outstanding
Quality
Delicious
Flavour
!
the
nrsi
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this
fall,
void
this
by
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Schoo
Given
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Building
Supplied
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Rhea
Alexander,
Verna
Goring,
Dawn
Bodgef,
Edward
and
Larry
Mathews,
Cecil
Wing.
Gr
8
Gunnar
Delgren,
Barbara-'
and
Paul
Duumont,
Gerald
students
attending
Booth.
They
are:
Gr.
13
Anna
Oeketov,
Re-nee
Nlckolson.
Gr.
12
John
Antrobus,
Nadia
BeketovK
Irene
Reekie.
Or.
11
Darrel
Young
Gr.
10
Margaret
Gagnon.
Gr.
9
Dean
Thomas,
Dolly
Bentson,
By
R.
N.,
Grade
13)
Thioyeap
the
B.C.
government
introduced
a
book
rental
system
for
hiyh
schools.
All
necessary
U-xts
are
provided
for
an
initial
cost
of
$4
per
year
for
the
senior
grades,
and
$3.50
per
year
for
the
Junior
grades.
Account
of
these
books
is
kept
by
means
of
a
number
stamped
on
the
Inside
cover
of
the
text;
thus
If
a
student
returns
the
wrong
book,
it
Is
credited
to
the
original
receiver.
When
a
student
abuses
the
rented
text,
he
Is
required
at
the
year's
end
to
buy
the
book
at
original
pi
ice
Provided
that
the
student
takes
proper
care
of
his
books,,
this
scheme
cuts
down
on
his
school
expenses.
Tills
plan
is
especially
beneficial
to
the
family
In
which
only
one
student
attends
school.
With
the
usual
contusion
of
New
faces
around
the
school
cpenelng
week
over,
the
student
always
seem
to
have
an
a;r
of
of
Booth
have
settled
down
for
mystery
about
them.
When
a
another
year's
studies.
Time-
J
new
boy
comes
Into
the
room
table
difficulties
are
gradually
some
girls
wonder
if
he
Is
the
oelng
Ironed
out
and
text
books,
kind
who
rtates
a
girl.
Others
supplied
by
the
new
Rental
Plan
only
think
that
another
make
have
been
Issued.
has
come
to
spoil
the
peace
A
capable
students'
Council
and
quiet
of
their
environment
has
been
set
up,
with
officer
The
thoughts
that
enter
a
boy's
from
the
Senior
grades,
as
well
head
usually
concern
sports
as
a,
Junior
and
Senior
repre-
could
he
strengthen
the
Infield
entatives
to
the
Council.
Fam-
on
the
baseball
team,
or
would
Uiar
faces,
along
with
many
new
he
be
a
better
basketball
player?
ones
add
color
and
personality
Relatively
few
boys
ever
won-to
the
school.
For
some
it
U
t,er
hc
11
a
Uiret
a
far
their
first
year
at
high
school,
his
prestige
with
the
girls
Is
for
others,
the
last
In
either
concerned,
but
a
new
girl
is
the
case,
it
is
hoped
that
each
stu-
mo9t
complex
creature
of
all.
dent
will
do
his
infinite
best.
she
u
si7'ed
"P
thoroughy
by
,
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By
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12)
We
are
pleased
to
note
on
our
return
to
school
this
fall
that
it
has
had
a
face-lifting.
The
outside
has
been
painted
and
the
washrooms
have
been
re-decorated.
New
desks
have
been
added,
few
more
rooms
have
had
flourescent
lighting
Installed,
an
improvement
we
hope
to
see
In
aU
the
rooms.
On
the
whole,
the
-old
school
iooks
much
better,
with
these,
and,
we
hope
more
improvements
are
pending.
Our
hair
no
longer
needs
to
have
fine
plaBter
dust
brushed
out
after
sewing
or
French
classes,
nor
do
our
clothes
set
hooked
by
elusive
nails
out
jf
reach
of
our
hands
but
not
or,
unfortunately,
our
clothes.
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to
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respecus.
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being
she
gets
appreciative
glances
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High
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Co.)
Workouts
Morning
from
the
boys,
the
girls
immediately
put
up
a
protective
front
against
her.
Soon,
however,,
as
the
air
of
mystery
evaporates
and
her
personality
begins
to
appear,
she
Is
accepted
by
the
rest
of
the
class
and
begins
to
play
her
part
in-
school
life.
There
are,
besides
three
classes
of
Grade
Seven's,
19
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Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
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Thursday,
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Gr.
9
Mr.
Evans,
the
physical
edu
Mimeographing
Letters
Composed
Financial
Statements
Stenography
Mailing
List?
Monthly
Statements
Report
Bulletins
Minutes
Those
taking
part
are:
Bill
Clark,
Alan
Shepard,
Bill
Brown,
Jimmy
Flewin,
Chris
Erickson,
Roy
Macintosh,
Jordan
Smith,
Dick
NIckerson,
Danny
McAfee,
cation
Instructor,
la
holding
morning
basketball
workouts
at
7:30
every
school
morning.
They
and
Billy
st
arted
Sept.
14,
and
will
continue
Fred
Kristmanson
for
the
next
few
weeks
In
order
Mrtln.
to
pick
an
eight-team
Junior
Mr.
Evans
states
that
his
team
Pro
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ami
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dog
show
was
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male
Scottish
Terrier,
owned
by
H.
L.
Welley
of
Toronto.
Ted
Ward
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who
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as
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in
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The
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"flowerpot"
on
Flowerpot
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off
the
tip
of
Bruce
Peninsula
In
Georgian
Bay
have
long
been
the
source
of
wonder
of
geologists.
Now
a
new
"flowerpot"
has
been
discovered,
this
time
on
the
peninsula
mainland.
Known
of
the
district,
Dr.
Sherwood
for
several
years
to
a
few
residents
Fox,
president
emeritus
of
University
of
Western
Ontario,
"discovered"
the
peculiar
formation
this
summer
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took
this
photo
of
It
Cabot
Head,
near
Byer's
Bay,
Is
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the
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