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Len? Ut ¢ 2Y ¥! CONTINUATION SCHOOL We are not too. certain whether it is the student body or the staff that is the happier that the summer vacation is almost over, The fact that some of the staff are already working would indicate that the teachers are the more eager to get to work, perhaps with the fond hope that maybe if they catch the students napping the first day or so, they might. get some work done before Touch Rugby, Track and Field, and Initiation occupies all the thinking time of the students, Certainly, it is good to be back in Terrace, Tourist Camps have their good poirits and it is fun to slave and labour for the comfort and well being of tourists- rather than the intellectual development of our young people, But it is also a pleasure to return to these young people and note how much two months have developed and: changed them, Right now I am anxious for the first day of school to see which students will be returning and which will be drooping out. I'll be glad to see the ones who return but there will be a pang of remorse for those who quit, for in this modern Gay and age, a high school education at least is needed just to understand and operate the gadgets we gather around us, Our staff has been increased by the addition of one extra teacher to help handle the increasing enrolment which this year will be approximately sixty. (38 in 152, 45 in 153). Mr. Walter Fedechko, a graduate of the University of Manitoba, with two years postgraduate work, will be teaching Math. and Chemistry, while Mr, (Cont. on next col.) Page 4 SCh00L GAGULA' Cues LAYSC IL-1 CONTINUATION SCHOOL (Cont. ) George O'Leary will be teaching the French classes, Mr, Fedechko is not new to Terrace Bay in that he worked here in 1951 as'a lab technician during his university vacation, He enjoyed our town so much that it was no problem to persuade him that the Continuation School could use his services. For the benefit of the Grade IX students, new to our ways, the first morning of school will consist of reg- istration, time-table, and book lists, Then, since the school is handling all textbooks this year, the afternoon will be set aside for the purchase of these books. To prevent delay and.inconvenience, would you please check over the available second-hand books before Tuesday so that _if additional copies' of new books are required, an order may be placed immed-- iately. Enjoy the holidays that remain and we will see you Tuesday morning at 9 VONGLOGK. 0-0-0 ST. MARTIN'S SEPARATE SCHOOL St. Martin's Seperate School will open for pupil registration on September 7th at 9:00 a.m. for an expected enrolment of approximately 120 pupils. Miss'C, Quarry, Burlington, Ont will take charge of the kindergarten. Miss C, Smith, Toronto, Ont. will assume duties as the new teacher for Grade I and II, Miss P, Dooling, Douglas, Ont. will again take care of the needs of Grade IT, Grade III, and Grade IV; Ray Kemney wil] act as principal and teacher for Grades, Va NL, VIE and Write Parents are asked to make sure to have pupils attend Poet yee ees on the opening date as above, 0-0-0 PUBLIC SCHOOL The Public School will again open its doors on Tuesday, September 7th., at nine o'clock, There will be some new faces on the staff this year. Miss Mabel Clayson, who ; (Cont. on Page 5 j