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PAGE I2 : TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 10, 1975. LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL STAFF On Tuesday, September 2nd the Lake Superior High School staff held! its first meeting of the 1975- 76 school year. The staff spent the morning reviewing procedures' for the opening of school-and the aft- 'ernoon at a professional deyelop- ment meeting. Photo at left: Back row(left to right) Doug Roberts, John Vander- graaf, Jon Ferguson; Milan VuKovic, Walter Bigelow, Esko Saranpaa; (Dept Head) , Nestor Trach (Dept. Head), Myles Fournier (Dept. Head) , Merc Romanec, Bob Thomson. Middle row (left to right): Bill Roy Handy, Bill Houston ( Vice Principal), Ron Clough, Dale Cooper (Dept. Head), Laurie Fraser (Vice-Principal), John Mc- Ewen, Ed Taylor, Chuck Wilde (Dept. Head), Walter Klassen (Dept. Head) ; : Front row (left to right): Tom Quinton, Ed Sheridan, Mary Middaugh, Ruth Mulligan (Principal) Sue Hurly, Pam Achareh, Irene Aho, Jean Connor, Will Hamilton (Dept. Head), Ray Achurch (Dept Head). TERRACE BAY SOCIAL SPECTRUM Cathy Zwaresh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Zwaresh has been awarded the Lakehead Univer- sity Alumini Association Bursary. Cathy is in her 3rd year B.A. Program. : Summer visitors with Cora and John Rop- chan and Michael and Joanne Moore were John and Ann Ropchan, Kitchener; Nick and Irene Ropchan, Espanola; Charlie and Eleanor Ar- nold, Toronto; Charlotte Ross, Shilo, Man.;. Betty and Lloyd Boyle with Karin and Pat, Nipigon and Cheryl and Dave Kent with daughter Paula celebrating her first birthday from Thunder Bay. A very interesting summer visitor to Terr- ace Bay was Beth Turner of Adelaide Australia. She first heard of Terrace Bay fifteen years ago, when through Guides she became a Pen Pal of Pat Downey. Thé Downey family moved from Terrace Bay in I965. Lois, Pat's mother had been very active in the Guide movement here and has continued on a reduced scale in California. Beth has taught school in Adelaide for five years and is presently on a six months leave of absence. She flew from Australia to Los Angeles, from there to various places in the U.S.A. by plane and bus, eventually arr- iving in Vancouver. She then went by train to Edmonton and flew to Tuktoyaktuk N.W.T. to visit Pat. continued page I8 .....4.: » o CRYSTAL THUNDER MUG 'ROSSPCRT, ONTARIO FALL HOURS STARTING SEPT. 15th OPEN DAILY HOURS: 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. FALL ARRIVALS Woolens Mohair Ponchos o CANADIAN POTTERY o JEWELLERY PHONE 824-2040 53 | 4 McDougall, Ted Hanley, (Dept. Head) '=m. r--