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~ PTAA VGH ANE 'iwhile Mr. MacLean and Mr. Hughes manage the junior | squad. Two of our coaches are new to the school, so to answer in- ss oe quiries, here's some informat- tion about them. Mr. Smialek comes to us from Ottawa - Rideau High School a where he was assistant coach of the junior champions in '62 oe and head coach of the champion Culture And Coffee MCVI At Stratford BY TERRY GLECOFF At nine-thirty, Sept. 19th, over two hundred McLaughlinites left the parking lot in coaches "Richard II and "King yejand mis have toured Olin Brown's factory. The goodies' here are hand made, but the out costumes worn bright and elaborate. The acting --superb, Mr. William Hutt, who played Richard, gave an excel- lent performance. Others of note were Mr. Leo Ciceri (Bolingbroke), Mr. Bruno Gerussi (Mowbray) and Miss Jackie Burroughs (Queen). the end of this play, Miss Amel- ia Hall, who played the Duhcess of York, returned to the stage (MORE TEEN TALK ON P. 4) Many Changes At Ajax High By CASEY ADAMS Everyone at Ajax High ts to the tune of 'There been many changes have s.¢.|t0 the atmosphere |Swan" station wagon which tured out and amswered questions from the audience. This was very 'much appreciated as it satis- fied many minds. KING LEAR Here was portrayed an old king who will not allow the check to his plans, ir- ritates his family obligations, fails to live in harmony with his fellow man and abuses his royal powers. Eventually, madness over- comes him and he dies, broken hie with re 4 daughter, Cordelia, in his arms. THE BOTTOMLESS PIT Following the performance of Richand II, we made off to the Victorian Inn, where a scrump- tious buffet was waiting. Sev- eral of our connoisseurs stood in line many times in order to effectively test the victuals. Having made great strides toward filling the bottomless pit, mumerous gourments then trekked across town to Strat- ford's coffee house, '"'The Black Sean." to be a taxi. I onder f th esaw expecting us? At any rate, we arrived in time and settled in our seats to enjoy one of Shake- speare's greatest tragedies, "King Lear." During each intermission, crowds congreageted on the bal- ony and in the lobby, sipping on soft drinks, 'coffee and mun- ching ice-cream bars. After the last curtain caill, the McLaughlinites pured out the exits and once again boarded buses. Three o'clock, Sunday morm- and daddies relieved ss oo pulled into the parking ot. The Stratford trip was thor- oughly enjoyed by all of us who went, and we all benefitted from it, intellectually GRIDIRON NEWS Last week, I listed the toot- partments, Mr. Smialek coach the seniors Earlier in the day, this Bo- hemian establishment had members 'of its satff passing oul ed sheets to us as we left the Festival Theatre. These papers gave simple directions to the "Swan" and advertised such features as "Espresso and Peace" and "You Can Bring Your Lanch (Or Your Mother). An atmos- phere of tranquility and relaxa- tion was enjoyed here, true to the ads. MCVI. tongues tasted the famous "Espresso," thick ci- b> ROIFFURE.. 7 "The Smart Salon for Teens and Women." ° , A STYLING 110 KING ST, E. 725-8631 @ Parking at Rear @ ders and a weird conoction bill- ed as a "Fuzzy Purple Thing"' which was. I might add, quite harmless, Entertainment was provided) by one Jean LaPointe, who autoharp. His songs, old and new, were performed with an easy, honest, character, equal The tickets for the sedond play read "8:30" so at eight, we departed from the "Black played his wccompaninrent-on-ay* he handsome spanish guitar and SPEED and CUSTOM enthusiasts . , . see "TED"... __for_all_ your © Wheel Disks -- © Custom Grills © Spot Lites @ Racing Equip. © Exhaust Systems 723-6801 CITY AUTO & SPORTS and hailed a nearby 20 Bond St. W., Oshawo 'lintenmediate squad in '63. Both of these teams competed in a field of eighteen for their titles. Mr. Smialek is a graduate of the University of Toronto where he played on the line for the St. Mike's football team. Mr. Hughes, a recent grad from Western University, has lhopes for this year's teams. He has coached several top teams in the city leagues of his home town, Scarboro. The McLaughlin. teams are going to be top contenders this year. However, the proficiency of the players doesn't account for 100 per cent of the victory. 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