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"Rupert
Deify
News
Friday,
November
3,
1950
-Mo
He
h
Personalities
New
Pupils
BILL
EVANS
who
Is
taking
his
Senior
Matrlc
came
to
Prince
from
Maryland.
He
enjoys
football
and
baseball.
We
have
rea.-son
to
believe
tha
his
interests
at
present
lie
centred
around
a
DR.
JOHNS
PAYS
VISIT
Dr.
H.
P.
Johns,
educational
and
guidance
from
the
t
i
.
'
director
of
mm
Vocati&nal
-
.
Compiled
by
the
Journalism
Club
Department
of
Education,
Victoria,
visited
the
school
on
Wednesday.
'
JTJ
A
teachers'
meeting
was
held
The
Staff
..
Idle
Chatter
Orchestra
Bo-M.-Hi
'
A
.
certain
dark-haired
girl.
We
en-Joy
watching
you
play
football
Editor-in-Chief:
Evelyn
Smith.
hope
H1
Bill
and
we
heartily
welcome
you
to
Prince
Rupert.
GLORIA
IHVINO
Gloria,
whn
In
the
afternoon
and
effective
living
courses
were
discussed.
Effective
living
Incorporates
the
separate
periods
of
health,
guidance,
home
and
family
relationships,
library
and
physical
education.
Editor:
IsabeUe
Taylor.
,
Editor
of
Aurora:
Gloria
Irving.
Sports
Editor:
Bill
Toderas.
Advertising
Manager:
Ren
a
Ing
mm
U
from
Telkwa,
attended
the
JUDY
NILSON
came
here
in
1942
from
Lorburn,
Bask.,
where
she
was
born
in
1933.
8he
attended
grade
four
In
King
Edward
School
and
is
now
in
grade
11
taking
a
Commercial
course.
After
this
she
hopes
to
become
either
a
bookkeeper
or
a
dressmaker.
Judy
is
the
vice-president
of
the
Students'
Council
and
Is
the
secretary
of
her
CGIT.
As
if
this
Isn't
enough,
she
is
an
active
member
of
the
cheer
squad!
"
Watching
basketball
games
and
reading
are
her
favorite
pastimes.
On
Saturdays,
Judy
works
at
the
Co-op
Hardware
Store.
Who
has
been
sending
Iona
ml
the
letters?
Could
it
be
L.C.
,
-
-
A
cute
two-some
at
the
dance.
M.
K.
and
G.
G.
Fooled
us
Gordie
thought
you
went
in
for
blondes.
Who's
the'
man?
Rena
we
are
very
curious.
.
.
ram.
Reporters:
Pat
Hill,
Rena
Ing
Terrace
High
School
last
.
year.
Medicine
seems
to
hold
a
prominent
position
In
Gloria's
future.
She
also
sings
and
Dlavs
the
ram,
John
Antrobus,
Marjorie
Way.
New
Teachers
piano
very
well.
Never
caueht
And
.
Brass
-Band
Has
Ambitions
for
Future
Two
-years
ago
people
of
Prince
Rupert
were
treated
to
a
very
fine
program
given
by
the
Ketchikan
High
School
Band.
Last
year
there
was
a
similar
treat
from
the
Eugene
(Oregon)
High
School
Band.
British
Columbia
has
the
Kitsilano
High
School
Boys'
Band
of
international
repute,
while
Kamloops
is
an-
Junior
Reporters:
Joan
Ander
son,
Jimmy
Bateman.
Latest
romance
about
school
without'
a
quip,
and
listen
boy-;
her
phone
number
Is
????).
SENIOR
PARTY
GORDON
GRAHAMS;
Gordie
m-4
BRIGHT
AFFAIR
is
another
student
with,
us
this
year
who
last
year
attended
the
ChUlwack
high
school.
He
en-
The
Ilrst
senior
school
affair
of
the
year
took
place
In
the
Joys
badminton,
basketball
and
bowline.
Gordie
hopes
to
become
form
of
a
hocdown
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
which
was
otner
centre
that
boasts
a
smart
an
architect
but
in
the
mean
V7
W
l
i"
I
time,
managing
the
boys
basket-
suitably,
decorated
for
the
occa-!
slon.
B.
W.
and
S.
P.
Seen
at
tn.
dance
Gloria
I.
with
Henry
M.
Margaret
G.
and
Tiny
C.
,
Why
do
they
call
Margaret
Giske
"Grandma?"
Luella's
pet
saying
"I
are
so
freepy,
wonder
why.
Why
so
many
smiles
and
happy
expression
Janet?
Who
is
that
cute
blonde
of
grade
10-1
who
was
seen
with
that
handsome
boy
who
used
to
go
to
school
here
a
couple
of
years
-.ago
bail
team
and
the
position
of
BILL
TODERAS
was
.born
in
Victoria
on
May
181933.
Ho
came
to
Rupert
Mn
1940
where
he
attended
King
Edward
School
and
is
now
in
grade
12.
He
is
taking
the
University
Entrance
course
with
a
view
to
university
where
he
will
take
up
Mechanical
Engineering.
Bill
Is
the
president
of
the
Students'
Council
and
is
also
New
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
Of
course,
to
achieve
this
goal,
the
Instruments
should
be
purchased
soon
to
make
pos
Secretary
for
the
Senior
Council
seems
to
keep
him
fairly
busy.
high
school
band.
Prince
Rupert
can
do
as
well.
The
outlook
for
the
new
school
year
is
very
bright
to
the
members
of
our
orchestra.
The
membership
has
Increased
from
the
original
half
dozen
to
the
present
18,
much
lo
the
encouragement
of
the
aole
and
energetic
Mr.
Wilson
was
born
in
Trail.
Soon
afterwards
he
came
to
Prince
Rupert,
and
lived
he:e
for
about
five
years
before
moving
to
Vancouver.
He
attended
three
elementary
schools
Lord
Tennyson,
Na-naimo,
General
Gordon
in
Burnaby,
and
Kingsway
West
la
Vancouver.
He
then
attended
Burnaby
and
Nanalmo
High
Schools.
.,,
After
graduating
from
school,
he
went
to
UBC
for
five
years,
majoring
in
Science,
Math
and
Chemistry.
He
says
he
spent
all
his
time
studying,
therefore
.having
no
time
for
hobbies.
His
favorite
sports
are
ping-pong,
soccer
and,
althoygh
he
has
never
played
it,
is
a
great
hockey
fan.
'
He
Is
full
of
praise
for,ths
students
and
thinks
we
are
fortunate
to
have
such
a
nice
sible
instruction
and
rehearls-als
in
anticipation
of
.the
strains
PAT
LITTLER
A
pretty
brunette
who
la.st
year
attended
the
Chilliwack
High
School.
Pat
has
This
function
was
attended
by
approximately
150
students
and
guests.
The
lively
dancing
continued
until
midnight
during
the
course
of
which
Pat
Hill
and
Mickey
Webster
were
winners
In
a
coke
dance.
'
Then
at
midnight
the
long-awaited
Program
took
place.
The
of
"wen
stand
ana
cneer
io;
the
Old
Gold
and
Green."
the
sports
editor
of
the
Journal-
spent
much
of
her
life
travelling
about
the
province.
She
has
spent
ism
Club
for
the
newspaper.
conductor,
Miv
riuber.
The
pos
several
years
at
Powell
River.
A
JUNIOR
PARTY
IS
His
favorite
pastimes
are
playing
basketball,
skiing
and
sibilities,,
however,
of
such
an
orchestra
are
.lmiited
for
many
other
instruments
are
needed
P3BrmhColu-bifc
I
Bill
E.
fit
Grade
13
and
Barbara
1
ca
rer
of
nursinff
will
more
than
I
M.1
of,
10-1
Eeem
to
tts
wearing
.
likely
claim
this
senior
after
BLOOD-CURDLING
basketball.
Danee
Macabre,
Teachers'
Tale,
graduation
In
June.
After
school
and
Saturdays
he
A
very
enjoyable
evening
was
each
other's
high
school
tweatcr.
Xjreen
and
Gold
Can
Can,
accor
to
develop
the
proper
balance
;assifieds
Make
Sales.
spent
on
Tuesday
night
at
the
I
wonder
why?
?
?
is
kept
busy
working
at
the
Mid
dlon
playing
by
Robert
Wood
of
parts
and
iunness
of
tone
JF
AN
CHESHER
was
bcirn
111
way
Grocery.
Junior
Party
which
was
held
in
I
wonder
why
many
girls
are
,
London,
England
Jean
cane
to
ana
soio
Dy
xsaDeue
layiur
were
very
much
enjoyed
by
all.
Dancing
ended
at
1
a.m.
the
.school
auditorium.
Firecrackers
popping
In
the
iininS
the
Dancing
Club?
.
Canada
five
years
ago
and
since
News
Classifieds
Make
Sales
school
and
good
teachers.
Realizing
these
limitations,
the
School
Board
has
offered
to
match
dollar
for
dollar
up
to
$750.
Also
very
gratifying
was
a
generous
donation
of
$100
by
a
local
organization.
Now
the
students
must
do
their
part.
Sev
llLORING
for
'
SONG
QUEEN
AND
Und
Gentlemen
ICHEER
LEADERS
i
Three
cheer
leaders
and
were
all
present.
lng
grade
10
boys
in
Guidance
I
Victoria
and
now
P-inrp
RniwV
The
evening-
consisted
mostly
r.orlod.
They
seem
t0
be
iearning
entos
volley
tall
and
s-i
r
of
dancing,
games
and
spot-things
-
cLi
T
t
,T
S
dances.
Prizes
were
won
by
Earl
I"1"-
f"
lsf
a
Vn'vers
v
Denton,
Nancy
Lund,
Miss
Le-'
Verna
G.
of
11-1
seems
to
be
rt?
e1
di?T
Jd
she'm
pine,
Gerald
Deusateuls,
Tommy
petting
a
Int.
cf
attention
f.om
ably
attnd
UBG
uPn
hcr
Tad
"
Moorehouse
and
Alice
Scabar.
,the
grade
12
boys.
lation.
one
eral
activities
have
begun
and
others
are
being
considered;
Uie
orchestra
plans
to
put
on
its
first
public
concert
In
the
near
future.
the
TAILOR
P"S
I
nf
11-1
1
nnrl
Rnxn
A
fif
1
by
the
teachers
and
pain
shirts
"m
f""?";"!
another
student
who
rarr
3
to
iong
queen
were
chosen
to
rep-tesent
the
School
by
a
secret
ballot
election.
Rena
Ingram,
Pal
Hill
and
Leona
Webster
are
the
cneer
leaders.
Barbara
Moore
Is
the
Song
Queen.
These
girls
are
now
busy
planning
their
now
uniforms
and
learning
new
"cheers."
Much
prenaration
is
I
needed
for
the
Kay-Hi
and
Bo-
Enthusiasm
and
interest:
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......
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,
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ana
jeans
Dy
tne
students.
if
SrSL
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vuJl.lV
41U1H
VIUU1YVW.IV.
She
entovs
all
s-o?ts
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649
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St.
.1
served
by
the
refreshment
com-
whv
13
R-;y
W.
of
11-1
always
basketball.
Her
intere't
In
Home
among
students
is
running
high
with
many
applicants
wishing
to
play
but
few
are
ab.e
to
Lur-jhase
their
own
Instruments.
mittee.
The
evening
concluded
;n
a
da.-;
in
English
period
.
Economics
will
probablv
esnlt
in
with
a
very
interesting
ani
'
her
maiorin
In
that,
snhippt.
1
TllVW
2
i
Me-Hl
series
which
will
get
under
way
next
month.
These
girls
It
would
give
these
prospec-i
amusing
skit
put
on
by
members
What
two
tall
teachers
find
it
,
tive
players
of
the
proposed
of
the
staff
directed
by
Miss
pleasant
working
In
the
school
I
JOAN
LITTLER
Joan
w;is
orchestra
and
band
great
pride
Ball.
The
teachers
are
wasting
together
after
school
hours?
bom
In
Powell
R'.ver
so
she
Is
can
make
a
success
in
tneir
cheer
leading
only
through
stud
to
be
able
to
provide
music
for
their
time
in
school,
they
ought
wh
Why
does
.
p,
Eilly
C
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n
quite
used
to
tn.e
rain.
She
lived
-
in
f
:rtii
tujonir
tnroA
vaara
hofrvm
the
opening
ceremonies
of
the
to
be
in
Hollywood.
ent
support.
-
"Boop
Bcop
Be
Dm?
moving
to
Prince
Rupert.
SVie
Who
was
the
tall
eirl
with
the
'Play
Softball
and
enioys
swim-
Rtraw-bkitidn
Viair
nnrt
.hn
hi.nv
ming
very
much.
We
are
tola
kne.f
at
the
Senior
Party.
How
I1"3'
sne
18
a
v"ry
Booa
COOK.
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about
your
autograph,
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Vancouver.
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In
Butedale
f
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five
years
directly
before
leavl-v
for
for
Prince
Prince
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aim!
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Smorh
and
mellow,
it
is
:
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JATHER
BOMBER
There
will
be
two
basketball
'earns
entered
In
the
Intermediate
League
by
the
IIi?h
School
'
The
.Jearrw
coached
j)y
Mr.
Evans
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of
the
finest
Demerara
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Bum
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Cunirol
Board
or
bv
the
tkvcrnmem
of
Bntivri
Coliimhui.
i
M
SHIPMENT
Ichool
and
will
be
called
the
Ctdldsi
'The
other
team,
called
the
'Greens,
will
be
coached
;
by
Mr.
Mathews.
Ihis
ts
Mr.
Mathews'
first
year
m
this'
school
and
he
has
yet
to
show
the
students
of
Bo-Me-Hl
his
ability
as
a
coach.
This
will
be
Mr.
Evans'
se:-ond
year
as
the
coach
of
the
senior
boys'
basketball
team
although
he
has
coached
various
teams
since
he
came
here.
,
i
A
girls'
team
coached
by
Miss
M-Kenna
is
having
regular
practices,
but
as
yet
there
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mm
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