The Ralph Brown Gazette Volume 1, Issue 2 November 1995
In Junior Achievement students learn about business basics. This year new students were asked from grades 5 to 6. Our teacher’s name for the Junior Achievement is Mr. Wayne Kochie. Mr. Wayne Kochie works at Carpathia Credit Union as a commercial loans officer. The Junior Achievement students will be going to visit different business and practicing business skills themselves. Last year's students from Junior Achievement are still selling pizza pops on Fridays and they are also selling poinsettias, too. These are some of the students from Junior Achievements: Room 106-grade 6: Angela Richard, Anna Dlugosz, Catlin Schultz and James Harris. Room 111-grade 5, 6: James Shell, Samantha Grant and Gerald Harris. Room 105- grade 5: Irwin Juacalla, Natalie Vincent, Pat Roche, Patricia Tesar and Arryn Seburn. Room 107-grade 5: Edward Symchyshyn, Rebecca Wolinski, Tommy Fuczyla, Micheal Jacky, Doreen Anaka, Seigei Tioutiounnikov and Jennifer Twardowski. Room P8-grade 6: Rebecca Henkewich, Myranda Horecko, Kelsey Lynn and Dena Pinuta.
On Wednesday, November 1st, we went to City Hall. We left at 9:30 a.m. and came back at 11:30 a.m. . We went to City Hall to see where the councillors and the mayor make laws. We got there by a city bus and returned by city bus. Our tour guide’s name was Terri Leblac. We all recieved pins of the City of Winnipeg.
The patrol captain Heather Espanola and co- captain Cindy Trau are in charge of a group of patrols. These patrols help children cross the streets from home and back to school again. The patrols are: Adam, Rhonda, Eva, Myranda, Terri, Anna, Leah, Shannon, Todd, Kelly, Mike, Tony, Micki, Fallon, Heather, Cindy, Sergei, Rebekah, Angela, and Natalia. Mrs. Johnson is the teacher in charge of the patrols.
The boy’s soccer team is coached by Mr.Berger, our Phys. Ed. teacher. He trains them to pass the ball, score goals, stop goals and most of all, co-operate with each other on the field. They practice at lunch time, so they have to stay for lunch. On October 23rd they played in a tournament and won. They played against the following: River Elm, 2-0, Dufferin, 5-0, Strathcona, 3-0 and Champlain, 1-0. Good job, Junior Boys Soccer! They all worked together to become an excellent soccer team. The boys from boys soccer are: P8: Alex Jovanovich and Tony Milardovic Room 105: Donovan Chief and Danny Felske Room 107: Tommy Fuczyla, Ian Matiation and Micheal Jacyk Room P5: Mitchell Zebrasky Room 111: Jonathan Doherty and Tomasz Porczek.
Mr. Berger is our teacher for the Judo program. Mr. Berger is doing well on teaching us how to do judo moves like taitoshi, ogoshi, and half nelson. We have to always bow before going on and off the mat. We also have to bow when we do judo moves on our partner. The grades 5 and 6 have to get ready very early to help Mr. Berger with placing the mats on the floor. If we help Mr. Berger, we get to play a game. Mr. Berger has two judo classes: one's for grades 5 and 6 and the other is for grades 4 and 5. Some people stay and help Mr. Berger with the grade 4’s. The grade 5's have to put the mats on and the grade 4's have to put away the mats. The grades 4's class starts at 2:30 p.m. and the grade 5 and 6 class starts at 1:00 p.m.
On Monday, October 23, the Junior Girls Soccer team played three great games at Ralph Brown School. The only team to challenge the girls was Strathcona School. Everyone showed good sportsmanship and played well! We all had fun and finished the afternoon sipping hot chocolate with our opponents. The game scores were as follows: Game l - l:0, Game 2 - 0:0, Game 3 - 0:0.The Ralph Brown Junior Girls Soccer team included the following girls: First Row: left to right: Holly Therrien, Josephine Mas, Kristie Boutet, Amber Peters, Niketa Kent, Jessica McRae, Nicole Bergen, Samantha Gates. Second Row: Becky Johnston, Shara Lynn Kent, Mrs. Barr, Ruby Therrien, Angela Albert.
Here are the two cooks cooking up the brew for all those thirsty soccer players! Patricia Tesar and Kelly Pachjek were helping out Mrs. Barr by getting something warm for the junior girls team.They were playing soccer on a very brisk fall day in October. By the way .... the hot chocole was reallygood and there was enough to reheat for the patrols to have on the next cold morning. |
Junior Achievement
City Hall
The Patrols
Junior Boys Soccer
Judo
Girls Soccer
Hot Chocolate Anyone!