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sum or ran snow Kittiwake Island presented by Central Glee Club Thurs OPEN HOUSE is tomorrow at Control Collegiate Here are Carolyn Beatty Mary READY FOR ACTION are members of Barrie Juveniles OMHA champions Pictured are Don Shannon of Central day and Friday were bearded Michael Ogden pretty Col leen Campbell and sunhel mx Mary Landrcviile San dra Kasterski Carol Me Keon and Doreen Jones whose Corby Adams of Barrie North and George Boorman former ly of Central who has also meted Gale Nelson They earned great ovation Photo by Jim Garner home economics work will be on display for Visitors llhoto Central Camera Club coached the bantam basket ball team Photo by Steve Jonescu How Barrie Girls lo Invaded Toronto ny CAROLYN BOYD Central Collegiate would like to tell you about our trip to Toronto where we competed in the Toronto and District Business Association contest There were 192 contestants al together Barrie Central being the only participant outside the Toronto area The competition was held this year at Northern secondary school and included shorthand typewriting spelling takes up whole block The and rapid calculation The cone testants from our school were shorthand Pat DAmbrosio and Ann Spooner 120 typewriting Carolyn Boyd 12C spelling Pauline Kunce and Gail Cucu iidt both of SpecialCommer cial The school itself is large and contest was held in the auditor jum and all the typewriters were on the stage There were two rows of tables running the width of the auditorium in front of the stage This was Where the shorthand competition took place The shorthand came first and was dictated at no words per minute After dictation the slu dents were sent into two class rooms to transcribe Then came the typewriting cbntest This was held in two heats because of the large num ber oi contestants Then the students were sent into several Next came the spelling can test This was very interesting because it was given over the loud speaker and answered oral 13 It was similar to an old tashiond spelling bee where students spelled orally and stayed in he contest as long as he or she spelled the word cor rectly Paulinosteyed up until there were just 12 students standing Ithink our two girls did well considering the difficult words to be spelled vAtter the contest closed and while we waited to hear who were the winners relreshments were served by the typewriter companies in the school cafe teria After the rclreshmants Mr Hewitt of Northern secondary school proceeded with the an nouncements He announced the shorthand first VWell ladies and gentle men there seems to be tie in the shorthand The two win ners are Miss Leila Tuovinen from Vaughan Road Collegiate institute Toronto and Miss Pat DAmbrosio from Barrie Dis trietl Central Collegiate Bar ne At this everyone looked at each other and then back to the announcer and seemed so sur Prised that Barrie was able to win against so many Toronto entrants We were also pleased to tindAnn Snooner stood in filth position classrooms to check their work One of the nicest things ot the evening was the way in which the Toronto schools welcomed us Theyextended warm wel come and displayed tine sports manship only hope we did the same especiallywant to thank Mrs Coupland of the Commercial Department at Bar rie Central for providing the transportation am sure ii it had not been for her careful teaching and Spififldil coaching we could not have had the hon Oratorical Contest Is Feature 00 55 Eg it if En Eigfit as it go albumhlrm ltkonbbecnu tothaISCFon rockand By ANNETTE BEAUSOLEH Wednesday an excited cheer greeted Principal Lorne John stons announcement thatthe representatives of Midland Penetang District High School in the string instrument contest had placed first in the Kiwanis Music Festival in Toronto The fact this was MPDHSZB first enhy in contest of this kind plus the fact that for the better part at in years now the Royal Conservatory which has many years of experience has been capturing the prize made it all the more reason for our students to play as never before Becauseol the Conservatorys strong hold on the prize MPDHS was the only high school who dared try for it our stxing ensemble played Geminlan by Grossoby which had been well received in MPDHSs auditorium just week prior to the contest Its great success is attributed to perlect attendance at practice sometimes three evenings week and the eminent con ducting of Mr Bartlett who teaches music in Midland look ing for future prospects for lidPs instrumental department Our Kiwanis Shield winners consist of viollns Catherine ay JOAN mannerisms There were no special guests at assembly Monday morning but Mr Holmes ot the Guidance Department did an excellent job of keeping our attention by out lining the varioiu scholarships available to the seniors who are planning to attend university The girls basketball team played host to the grls from Al liston Tuesday afternoon The Bantinggirls managed to take home the laurels The last otthe Shakespeare presentations Richard III was shown to the studmts at the Garrison Theatre on Wednesday afternoon The Grade is Mice and the Men teachers that is play ed the most colorful volleyball game of the yearqand mean colorful The men were garbed in everything from rer polo py jamsswith blue shorts to tee shirts and jeans Although somewhat out of practice the menlmanaged to keep the mice on their guard throughout the or of bringing back the trophy raaus CANADA caemr home game but not enough to keep nus AND PAYMENTS OVERDUE woe ISVMEW CAMPUS WHISPERS Midland StringsTake Top Festival Award hedldnotrcfertoourrn McAlllsler Marian Miller Kar en Blair Lloyd Preston viola are RobinBeuaou Ellen Bar ber cellos consist of Lois Cow an and Elizabeth Holt bass is George Haskill These are the first music stu dents of MPDHS and most have been studying together for maximum at three years Our congratulations go out to this line group of students Our string quartet did not do so well but the fact that they have been together for only years explains this to some ex unL Looking into the future of our fine musicians most will be TOP PRIZES GO TO ST IOES St Josephs was successful in another oratorlcal contest taking top prizes inthe Knights of Columbus competition First was Carola MclsaaC with Joan Broads second and Steve Hinton third The Lions Club soon is having contest so here is another chance to try for good prize liT CAMP Bosnian Scholarships Are Available the mice from capturing both games The proceeds went to the Athletic Association SUPERSTITION Superstitions Stomp is go ing to be held Friday 13th by the girls basketball team You are invited to come and bring your superstitious triends The Teen Curling Club is hold ing its bonspiel March 14 it is exee teeahhr dttpt is expected there will be about 12 rinks entered this year Two rinltsot boys entered the bonspiel held in Barrie on Sal urday The boys did not man age to win any of the events but made good showing Enatér exams start Friday the 10th of April this year The allstars are still manag ing tohold onto first place in the bowling league The Strik ettes are moving up fast and have managed to gain second place Question of the week When oh when are we ever going to get rid of this white messy stuff called snow 0H WHATS 1000 as corn YOU New TtS PLAN TO SEE pen House dam tat touristad NHL Eggg Bonn forums to all of you able to enter amateur orches tras and be considered valuable players Three objectives for winning ensemble were given me as tal ent for string instruments prac tice and more practice sense or proticienfl An interesting sideline to this contest was that one of the play era Lloyd Preston seen recent IY on CKVBTV travelled to Peterborough and placed first in the oldtime fiddling contest Now he also has classical prize This goes to disprove the statement that classical and oldtime music do not go to Eetber 0n the whole 2th written theory exams of MP turned out Vfly well Twelve grade theory and three grade bar mony have been given to stu dents passing the eaom Tony Moflat received perfect mark of 100 in theory and is the envy of his class mmm mrlnulsl Centrals Musical NANCY WALLIN Cami Caught on can andiuioa ot Klttlwaka healers sir Shakupcar to 1133ch 1514 nosedly to am lempes but in reality in pursuit of D5 When one may obtain Puffin Dr Morgans trait of mack ed by Gale Nelson bring 313th flagellum gm Wmm mum students will be one the highlights of the evening Dr Sparrow Naturally the girl ShakespearJ can modem and the boy ocean amok students decide to comv hlne Dr Puflin learn they will rumours FEATURING Sue Emma Don Crib er Louis Stong The Club Tea and 173 local Figure Skaters in colorful production Visit To Candyland mm or 189 SKATERS SATURDAY MARCH14 pm TICKETS ON SALE NOW ATE aim Filerl Ticket ofllu Barrie Arena JackaonaGrin Allandola Drug and Didos Smoke Shop Honele ham ii the wonderful Alwaysin the best oftaste the budget If you seek the best thingsin life you deserve the bestin 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