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DAPPER NORTH GENTLEMEN Barrie North Collegiate re cently conducted survey as In the lishcs of its female students on school uniforms The results were over 10 per School Columnists Say Yes School Uniform By ELIZABETH TRAINDR AND WAYNE RICHARDS Central Collegiate Who says school uniform would be expensive At rough but close estim ate it would cost an approxim ate $10 for complete outfit of clothing excluding shoes it they were purchased in quant ity If list of names of the to male students at Central was carefully kept whenever girl had dollar or two she could take it to the bookkeeper and have it subtracted from the total olving on her uniform During the school year stud ent could pay for her uniform while wearing it and not notice large sum of money disap pearing at one time Think moment female Ccnr tralites What would look smarter than devastating red and black tartan accented with crisp white tailored blouse and sharp red blazer displaying once crest on the hip pocket which should be optional For footwear black flats for winter white for summer and nylons The advantages of wearing school uniform are by far more numerous than the disadvant ages EQUALITY For instance the girls would have sense of equality by being dressed alike It is an obvious fact that all girls were not endowed eoual 1y by nature but uniform would play down some of the mistakes made in the selection of clothing by such people Now the heavier girls who cant wear pleated skirts and the red heads who wont suit red color of any shade com plain that they arent thought of They are in minority and the majority must be thought of Whether or not girl keeps her blouses clean and her skirts pressed is entirely up to her but if she is anxious to look her best she will end eavour to do these things out of habit The wearing of school un iform would eliminate clothes competition and would close the ever increasing gap be tween the haves and have nots Girls would be able to hand down uniforms as books are HAS 600 ED CELLS MONTREAL CF Keith ch of the eco nomic development committee of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce said Thursday night there are some 600 active Com munist cells in Canada He told the annual dinner meeting of the Textile Wholesalers Associa tion the cells publish subversive literature and federal authori ties have asked our assistance in telling and rn ing Cana dians about it AUTOMATIC Farm aligns Industry SIMCOE PETROLEUM including Mike Ogden an ex who kept demanding Where PHONEI PA 82563 LTD Edson che Prop 75 Anne St Barrie cent in favor of the new idea But the boys were not to be left out of the picture Here are several boys dressed up Back row leftto right exchanged when students grad uate After all what girls dont borrow clothes from sisters or girl friends More concentration could be given to homework at night in stead of spending half hour on the phone discussing what youll wear the next day to school Wouldnt you more appreciate getting dressed up on weekends if you had to wear uniform Wouldnt you like to sport on outfit distinguishing you from other ordinary individuals Think it over its up to you HOSTS CLUB The Key Club annual party was held this year at the home of John Hennebry on ltolgatc Street After toboganing and skating the local KeyClubbers Centraliic who now resides in Orillia returned to the house for lunch and dancing About thirty guys and gals were at the party including few foreigners from North Collegiate of course Mike Ogd cn and an unidentified figure are the pretzels Everyone was obviously havA ing good time thanks to the work and planning of John and his family The thespiaiis of the Little Theatre Guild have again made an appearance At the junior assembly last Tuesday cast from grade nine noted some scenes from Twelfth Night litera ture book they are studying this year Six studentstook acting parts complete with authentic costum es in twentyminute producl tion on the stage Commentating for the play Irand giving it brief outline Winner 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