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OCTOBER 10, 1968 TERRACE BAY NEWS. PAGE 16 iy "THE OWL'S HOOT" The school board of S.H.S. has proposed a new name for our school - Pierre Elliot Trudeau Secondary School. The students are left with the task of accept ing or rejecting this name. ; Permission was tentatively obtained from Prime Min 'ster Trudeau. It is now up to the students to. make the final decision on the subject. Some of us feel another name would be more suitable, others agree | with the originalplan, and still others feel the tradi- tion should be kept in leaving the name Schreiber High School. A good suggestion was brought through by one of the students to call it Sir Collingwood High after the man who founded Schreiber . The voting will take place sometime this week and we're sure whatever the students vote for will be accepted by most everyone. We owe our school boar many thanks for leaving the decision up to the stu- dents. The Completed Portable Classroom Pictured in the bottom left column is the ngw por= table classroom erected by Farquhar Construction Ltd. of North Bay. The room was erected in approximat= ely two and half weeks. It will be used primarily for commercial subjects: typing, business machines, office practice and shorthand. Assistant Principal at Schreiber High School Pictured at right is Mrs. R.A. Mulligan, who has been appoint- ed Assistant Principal at Schreiber High. Mrs. Mulligan was raised in Schreiber and. has been a mem- ber of the faculty here since 1961, Below are pictured | some grade 9 students awaiting chance to help their team to victory against the Grade 12 cla in a game on October 4th. Bottom photo shows a typical play during the game. = Miss Chisholm, head of the Business and Com merce department at _ Schreiber High School, - was born in Heatherton, Nova Scotia where. she attended elementary _ school. She graduated: from St. Andrew Rural High in Antigonish, N. S., to St. Francis Xavief University, also in An- tigonish. After receiv- ing her Bachelor of Com merce Degree, she taught in Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School in Ontario. Schreiber attracted her because she had always wished to come North, at least for a few years. This isnow Miss Chisholm's second year at Schreiber High and we hope it won't be her last. a sponsored-by Grade 9 el CAR WASH Schreiber High School SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.Eeo BIRCH'S GARAGE - SCHREIBER $1.00 FOR A WASI SUPPORT YOUR SCHOQL