The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 12 TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 3, 1972 Basketball = cont'd from page 11 ...... In the basketball game between the Senior Girls, Lake Superior High defeated Nip-Rock by a score of 81 to 24. The top scorer for Lake Superior was Gail Simmer with 39 points. Clover Dukes chalked up 15 points, and Louise Brooks 10 points in this exciting game. S.S5.S.A A. INVITATION MEET: On Saturday, February 5, Lake Superior High School will be sending a contingent of athletes to take part in the S.5.5.A A. Invitational Track and Field Indoor Championships being held at Lakehead University. CURLING NEWS: Zone Playoffs for the Canadian Schoolboy Champ- ionship were held in Red Rock this past weekend. Lake Superior High School was very ably represented by the Werner Hermes rink with Werner at skip position, Leo Legault at third, Steve Payette at second and Jim Corrigan at lead. The boys defeated Marathon and Nip-Rock on Saturday, but lost to Manitouwadge in the evening game, thus creating a three-way tie for first place between Lake Superior, Nipigon, and Manitouwadgg The first play-off game on Sunday saw Lake -Superior against Manitouwadge again. The score was tied after nine ends, but Manitouwadge had last rock coming home, and their skip used his shot to score a single winning point in the tenth end. Manitouwadge then went on to defeat Nipigon on Sunday afternoon and will represent our zone in the Northwestern Ontario Finals in Kenora on February 11, 12, and 13. PLANNING WINTER CARNIVAL: The Super Student Council held a meeting at Terrace Bay Campus on January 24. The main issue of the meeting was the planning for the forthcoming Winter Carnival which is expected to be held dur- ing February. Joint events will be held on both campuses, with activities taking place throughout the entire week. A king and queen will be crowned on Carnival Day to represent Lake Superior High School . Exam week is from January 31 to February 4, and things are rather quiet as students are busy studying for those detestable exams. "lt would be nice if the system of examinations was abolished in all levels of education, except for those students who actually enjoy writing exams", say some of the students. The colours black and gold, which had been the original selection as the new colours for Lake . Superior High School, cannot be used for the new school since there is another organization in the area with the same colours. Therefore, another vote is to take place and the results should be known in the near future. There will also be a contest for a new school crest; the students will be given more infor- mation about this at a later date. BOARD MEETING = cont'd from page 9 Y.T. Butler, with no other change in personnel at present; Advisory committee for Trainable Retarded - no change in personnel at present; Policy - to be Ad Hoc = no change in personnel at present; Budget - Ad Hoc - no change in personnel at present; Planning Ad Hoc - dissolved for time being; Salary = Ad Hoc no change in personnel at present; Liason (with municipal councils) no change in personnel at present; Housing Ad Hoc no change in personnel at present; Local = Ad Hoc = as at present. It was agreed to follow the recommendation of the lawyer and apply to have the case of the ownership of the Marathon schools transferred to the Toronto Courts to expedite the case. The suggestion of Saturday meetings during eight months of the year (October = May Inclusive) was tabled for consideration at the next meeting. The Advisory Committee for Trainable Retarded will be held Wednesday, Janary 26, at 7:00 p.m. in the Marathon High School. The Board meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 2nd, at 7:00 p.m. also in the Marathon High School. GIVE CR LLi SO MOR AAI TM ® HEART FUND