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TUTORS The first Tutor at Pickering College was Harry M. Beer, the present Headmaster, who accepted the job when he was a senior student at the school. Mr. Beer, during that trial year set many of the standards which have over the years become part of a Tutor's everyday life on the job. The responsibilities and actions of the Tutors today are probably very similar to those of Mr. Beer when he was the first Tutor. Here at Pickering, a Tutor is considered a junior member of the staff. Because of the Tutors' status as staff men, they are required to act accordingly and also to do some of the iobs which the staff perform. This year there are four Tutors, two in Rogers House and two in Firth House. Although the jobs of the Tutors are similar, there are some very distinct differ- ences between a Tutor in Rogers House and one in Firth House. Each Tutor has a day when he is on duty and it is these days when the Tutor fulfills the responsibilities of his iob. Basically, he assists the senior staff on duty by awakening the school, supervising the corridors, helping with study and finally putting the school to bed at the end of the day. These may not seem like great responsibilities but the Tutor serves many discreet functions which may be appreciated by only a minority of people. For example, a student's request for help in his studies or with a personal problem is rarely turned 12 TUTORS 1 asggwsvyjf. 1. down by a Tutor. Likewise, a staff member who is unexpect- edly called away from his job can usually rely on a Tutor to fill in for him. A Tutor may be a coach of sports teams, or referee intramural games. Like every iob, being a Tutor has advantages and disad- vantages and a Tutor has his share of both. The advantages or privileges include absence from school without leave slips, not waiting at tables, signing his own money slips and attend- ing staff functions. The Tutors also get special attention from the kitchen and office staff as well as the general staff. The responsibilities of a Tutor are numerous as he not only must do his job but his studies, and it is sometimes difficult to do one without affecting the other. Altogether, a Tutor's job is very fulfilling and educational for him as he learns how to understand students and counsel them. The Tutor learns the way things are done on the other side of a school - the teachers' side and in this way more fully understands Pickering's way of life. -- Colin Mclfie. Left to Right: John Robertson, Martin Rabudal, Geoff McCallum, Colin Mclfie.
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