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3 FRA TE A Lh oN 3 3 ed SE iy I 's Vs | Happenings from$k | Port Perry High nd Student teachers here New faces have been com- manding classes at Port Perry High School. No, regu- lar teachers have not sub- jected themselves to plastic surgery. There is a logical explanation for the bright new faces: student teachers from the Faculty of Educa- tion at the University of Toronto are spending two weeks at P.P.H.S. in order to practice the skills they have learned about at university. Regular teachers at P.P H.S. volunteer their services in order to guide the student teachers. i Port Perry High School ~ welcomes: Mr. Vincent Avedesian te- aching for Mr: John Barton. Mr. Marcellin Bougie te- aching for Mr. Larry Burt. Mr. Kiven Davies teaching for Reg. MacDonald. Miss Ruthanne E. Drury teaching for Mr. Richard Watson. Mr. Wayne P. Hooks te- aching for Mr. Richard Wat- son. Yourown Mr. John D. MacMaster teaching for Mr. Ronald Firth. Miss Dianne G. Murkar teaching for Mrs. Diane Lackie. . Miss Susan Robinson te- aching for Mr. S. McNair. Mr. David L. Schatzky teaching for Mr. Bruce Bran- don. Miss Susan C. Welby te- aching for Mr. Paul Arculus. Mrs. Anne M. Welder tef aching for Mr. Lane Pren- tice. Miss Jacqueline N. Wright teaching for Mrs. Patricia Smith. Next Monday, these stu- dent teachers will return to the University of Toronto to evaluate their experiences and to prepare for their next teaching series on March 25. Port Perry High School wishes them luck in their journeys into teaching. Students sbasadineiiothilsiuisiuhidiiiosiniobiotisisbbadut blob cid ciibolaltisd iad. FASTEST STRAW IN THE WEST. Joe Baker proved twice that he can guzzle pop faster than any teenager in Port Perry last week. First time out he finished off a full bottle faster than any boy, then just to keep women's lib in line he oul sipped the fastest girl. chugger" CHUG A LUG. Sue Gribbon was the fastest girl "beer at the high school winter carnival, but she could not keep up to the boy in the final drink off. Tour students seek Durham souvenir y-- ea ---- to visit Holland Last minute changes in the Built for you ittinery of students and pa- by the rents taking the high school's Insurance tour of Britain were announ- Innovator ced last night. The changes result in an added bonus feature of the March tour. at Great-West Life Durham Region Council will pass along a letter this morning to its Executive Committee which contains a request for some form of official greeting and a sou- venir of the region for High School students from Port Perry to take on their tour of England next month. The letter from High School teacher Paul Arculua points out that the 200 stu- dents will spend two nights and one complete day in the City of Durham, England as part of the tour. The students leave Port Perry on March 9. Mr. Arculus suggests that the students could present the official greetings and souvenirs to the Mayor and Council of the English city while they are there. "I feel this would afford a rare and unusual opportun- ity to establish a firm band between the Durham Region of Ontario and its original namesake in England," Mr. Arculus said in his letter to regional chairman, Walter Beath. 2525252525252525 Cac 252626262630 ATT Te Scacadh25ehesd oT pop om [on Ton [os [ps Taps Tape Ta Vege Lap Lape Li Ln Lem Le Lm Yn | Th TTT Th TT Tb Toh Tb Teh Tek Te Te] CCICAG aC ceadaeh2sese 2525¢ 4 Students will be flying to Amsterdam, and _on their WM. LAURENCE return journey from Britain EVANS will spend a day and a night i in one of Holland's most 73 Main Street N. beautiful cities. P.0. Box 550 The students and their UXBRIDGE, Ontario adult chaperones will be : arriving in Amsterdam on Off: 852-3184 the evening of Friday, Mar. . 22, and will leave the follow- 5 Res: 852-7712 np day. 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