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Clarke'-s Vis ual Arts Class - Do you see the lîkeness? 2nd Orono0 Brownie Camp These students of Clarke High School's Grade il Visual Arts Class with their self portrait Sculptures. Back row (l to r): Chris 'Peldialc, Brian Young, Brent Logan, Tara MePhate, Claire Kelly, Ailco Anderson - Jones, Leslie Naranjo, Diana Borremans; Middle row (l to r): Ryan Schoep, Reuben DeJong, Moya Tennant, Lisâ Ventress, Stephanie Spencer, Merissa Dolman, Tanya Goral. Tyler Barrett. Suzanne Stubbs , Front row (l to r): Julie Kapuscimski. Chrystal Stearn, Laura Wood, Chris Johnson, Andrea Lewis. THIS WEEK AT CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL The activity level at Clarke this week has been phenom- enal! Students are heavily involved academically, socially, and athletically, and there is something for every- one to be involved i. For many, students who like to sample everything, the diffi- culty is to fmnd a balance as it is important to have fun but school work must not suifer either. On the academic front, Miss McCracken's entrepreneurship class has been busy designing brand new products which are cur- rently not on the market. Product presentations were made, and it was determined that the magnetic bed, designed by Matt Reider, John Armishaw, Jamie Alun and Ron Smith was the win- ner. This bed would allow you to sleep in the air, thus causing less strain to the body. Another product pro- tects the cook fromn grease' when frying. Ail the products, according to Miss McCracken, were imaginative and fun. The class also designed think- ing hats which illustrated characteristics of entrepreneurs. These char- acteristics included those individuals who do factual research, those who depend on emotional research, cre- ativity, optimism, logical but negative and controllîng. The design of the hat had to match the role of the entrepreneur being repre- sented. The hats were also judged; winners were those designing the controlling hat and the team included Ryan Winning, Mike Hickson, Brianne Lloyd and Kerry Swerdfiger. Winners of the contests were given prizes donated by Harvey's on the 115.. Many thanks to the sponsors of these prizes. on1 the sports front: Seniors-Clarke vs. West-- 1- 1 Clarke vs. Dennis O'Connor-- 1-3 Clarke vs. Leaside--l-0 Clarke vs. West Tech. (T.O)---4 Clarke vs. St. Stephens--2-3 Outstanding players. this week were Aaron McDonald, Doug McCurdy and Daryl Wright. 1Thursday found staff and students participating in the Terry Fox Runathon/Walkathon. t was a beautiful day to be out, and we had 451 participants in the walk/run. In raising money for the Terry Fox Association, Clarke students have shown themselves to be caring individuals. Congratulations students on a job well done! Julie Harper, organizer of the event, wîll continue in the next week to collect money which was pledged or donated. Totals collected will be reported later. Pa rents, staff and students gathered at the school Thursday night to enjoy a BBQ and a chance for social- ization. The event was very successful as well, and many parents of grade nines stayed following the BBQ to meet teachers and discuss progress s0 far at Clarke. A Take Our Kids to Work dis- play was also set up. Grade nine students will be heading off to work on November 6 with a parent, friend or rela- tive, experient ial leamning in practice. Permission forms have g9ne home wîth grade nine students and should be returned to the school by October 3. Parents with questions should cail the co- op office, 987-4771, ext. 37. While the kids enjoyed a well~ deserved break following such a busy week, staff were involved in a Professional Activity Day at the school. A variety of activities were under way during the course of the day, but some of the tasks involved developing integrated units for grade nine students, preparation of course calendar offerings for 97-98,, departmental goal setting, internet/ computer training, etc. It was-a very beneficial day. 1Next week looks busy too, with a kick-off assembly for our fun draising campaign. Clarke students will soon be out employing their sales techniques on World's Finest Chocolates products. The community's support in pur- chasing some of this delicious chocolate would be appreci- ated. It's neyer too soon to begin thinking about Christmas shopping, and chocolate is always enjoyed as a gift. If a student do es not contact you, and you are interested in purchasing some chocolate, please cal the school, and an eager' salesperson wili be pleased to assist you. CALLING ALL GRADS AJI graduates will be called together this week to begin the university and college application process. The GRADS' NEWSLE'ITER will be distributed at this time which gi ve all the important dates over the next few months and serve as a guide- line for helping students make decîsions about next year. Several universities and colleges have been sched- uled to corne to Clarke to give the students an overview of programs, admission requirements, residences and scholarships.. Parents are welcome to attend any of these information sessions, most of which are held at On August 26 and 27 the Brownies had their annual camp-out at Creeksdie Acres. They did many actMvties for their Athiete badge and Environmental Appreciation, Camp, Creating and Performing Outlooks. They went on a hike and learned about trees and nature. They gathered ,thimbleberries which they enjoyed eating. Diana Borremans, lunch (11:30 12:30) in Room 224. The. schedule of post- secon dary institution visits will be outlined weekly tIhrough this cÉolumn Redeemer College will beat Clarke on October 11. _ There will be a University Information Programme held on Wednesday, October 9. from 7:00-10:00 p.m. at, Eastdale Collegiate on Harmony Road in Oshawa. This evening provides a great, opportunity for students and parents to talk directly with several different universities. ,More to follow next week,! Rainbow Owl, led them in songs at campfire. They did camp duties such as dish- washing andmade several crafts. The parents came for cake and coffee at the closing of camp. The girls performed a, "Rap" that they had created for one of-their Outlooks. Thank-you cards, made by the Brownies, were given to this years helpers. Thanks go to Audrey Stewart, Carol Cameron, Kim -Gunn, Diana Borremans and to Pam Hodgson, Kim Irwin who helped at some meetings. Thank-you -to .Janet. Standeven for her help for the past three years. Special guest was our new District Con-issioner, Jackle Borremans, who presented the badges and Outlooks to the girls. The Brownies that attend- ed camp this year were: KrlstJn Blaker, Heather Maitland, Amanda Stewart, Jennifer-Lyn Gunn, Courtney Stevens, Caitlln Cameron, Cheryl McLeod, Kelly Hughes and Jennilee Hodgson. The Crne t*oe eô - MNPOLAMATIONC IT IS HEREBY PROCLAIMED THAT THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 6TH - 12TH WILL BE OBSERVED AS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK, IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON ONTARIO Date of Publication: Wednesday, October 2, 1995 Diane Hamre, Mayor P.O. 4946 4. 1 mon" Clarke Ifigý scýS1 se«S