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~- r ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY llth, 1967 ORONO WEEKLY TIMES (Autborized'ag Second Class mail, Poet Office Departmnent, Ottawa-ý) Published eveny lbunsday at thea office of publicaJtioe Main Street, Phone 109, unono, ncanlo Mabablished in 1938 by R. A, Fonresten Roy C. Flonnesten - EdIton and Manager The outeame of the Expo Tnip the forepant of the .week for some beventy students of Clarke High School was inost unfortunate. Both teachers, students and the sichool es a whole has something to lose and inl nunienous cases the ire of the parents has been aroused., The outeome of the Montreal trip Epred like wild- fine within houns and became the topic of conversation for c-veryone. Under sleh cîrcumstances ail features of the trip become grossly exagerated. We do feel that chaperons accept a great nespons- ibility when they take charge of a group. Individually, they wouid accept this nesponsibility to various degrees. It would appear that the chaperons on the Expo tnip were con§cientious and were concenned with their charge for the two days. As parents we should accept thein de- eision for it was made unden cincumstances 'known only to them. Rules and regulations are set to be observed, not to be broken. one may consider them too harsh but surely they are set for a purpose. . . A purpose of maintaining control andi order. A day at the World's Fair should have been more important to the students than a rebuke of the rules set, forth even though they felt they wene too stringent. Lete f te diorA Suaaestion for Mother.... May 9th, 1967 Onono Weekly Times Office, Orono, Ontario. Dean Editor: I have been asked to make a statement concerning the s.ýtud- ents of Clarke uigh School who ,were brought back early froi the EXPO Trip, The chaperons gave the' stud- ents a reasonable time to be in their rouffs at the Canadiana Vil- lage. After repeated warings, a lar ge numbt'r continued to dis- obey the ralirg,_ the 9tudents were brought back as a disciplinany mensure. I wish to assure the parent8 that nio question of morality was evensggtd, but that this was a disciplinary measure because -of the flagrant bneaking of the cur- f ew raie, Sigued: E. G., Withenspoon, Principal. N. Wallace, Secy. ing whhih is domiinated complete- ly by the teachers;* The students have next to nothing to &4ay on do concerning the running, of their sechool. Before they even stanted on that bus trip they were told on which 'bas to sit, Smoking was. prohibited! An 11:30 curfew was cet! Any young healthy teenager who retires at that eanly hour, while on such, an exciting trip is simply not normal! The students were guilty of only one thing, act- ing normîrl. The poor, poon chap- erones4 only have themselves and their rules to blame. It's time the teachers, opened their-blind eyes and their narrow minds and gave their studentsý a chance to participate in the run- ning off their school, particulanly and ibaldry enjoyed by the vaca- the laws governing' themselves. Lettr t th Edior ionng students Girls were rua- !The Students Council should set ,Leter oté E ito tnng into boys' rooms, boys were up theirow judicial committe running into girls' rooms stu to make and- enfonce schoof rules. Edto:dents were missi.ng,. the booze wâý The 'teachers should act as ad- Orono Wel Times, 1flowing, and of ail things those visors not dictators. Rules, rules, WeeklOntri.y terrible littie monsters. were smok- rules are conitinually set down'by Oron, jing! As a nesuit they were slyly the staff and as a resuit, the A conýtingent of the C.HS stu- huistled on, the busèc the next school spirit at Clarke is silow1y dents venitured on* a trip to Expo, morning and then promptly told being crushed. (le., the new rules Iast SundaY, but what was to be they were retunning home concerning school dance,5)------ anenjoyable, fun-filled trip, turn- Jt's plain to see that the teach-' About the only freedom the stu- ee, into a dismaâl failure. Ap- ersof C.ll.S. simply don't u nder- dents have left 15 the freeciom to ParelntlY, the one night stand stand, their students. The kids atj breathe. AIl it takeg is another 9va-ý just too much* for the over-, Clarke are ruled with an iron new nule! I wonder. .trqaeinative chaperones Back to hand. The reforinatony is a more the 3chool' came reports of lust, appropriate word for this build- A former Inmate At the Commerce we provide banking service where it is required. in your own home town or wherever you go in Canada. That is why we haveý made sure there is an operating Commerce branch at Expo '67 ., open seven -days a week at convenient hours. 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