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c 3 n m mm nsauy wi i mi editorial the great minds met dieter schxell 12b so 1 came into the examination room the sign on my left aid meeting of the great minds quiet please there was a hush i saw a sea of pate races good heaiens sdhs has been transform ed into a tb asylum i picked an intelligent looking chair hoping of course that something would rub off laid my pens out so that the whole world could see that no chemical formulas or history hook chapters were scribbled thereon prepared my mind by reciting para graphs from the power of positive thinking and stared at the paper handed me i immediately got up vent to the washroom to throw- up returned and count ed the number of stops in the air conditioning system at the top of the eam it stated express your self i did with mv craon six swift slashes and swooping circles that would have challenged harold towne a teacher who just happened to he strolling by and who incidently was still with rembrandt mother hood and the american way failed to see the connection between six slashes and circles and the structure of the communist party 1 said it was all very symbolic sec these circles what do you think they mean she said she didnt know- by circles i merely wished to imply that the world is full of circles and that everyone must run around inside them like trapped tats the slashes i told her were symbolic of the straight and ac ceptable paths she told me that if i had a problem i should sec the guidance teacher or the nurse or else i should join the iscf club this kind of behaviour would prove nothing she said and was the supreme example of youth decadence the great minds met the great minds departed nd fullscap paper benefitted the most poultry breeders guide to top profit layers shaver starcrosj 288 ranked at the top of all layers white brown eggs in a 5year summary 196165 of random tests in canada and the united states the shaver starcross 288 was designed as a high producer of eggs on minimum feed in any en vironment it is backed by proven performance in over 50 countries 12 mo egg production 250280 easter exam time at orchard park bv heather baxgav stouffvhjle with the approach of easter ex aminations club activities choir and band practices have been cancelled in senior girls basket ball team c blanked team a 120 veronica spraue and patricia hous ton scored for the winnin team the game took place feb 20 the same score occurred in the senior girls game feb 22 when team d de feated team b scorers for team d were sharon barry carol miller and susan stouffer the final score of the se nior boys basketball game feb 21 was a close 76 vic tory for team c over team a scorers for team c were david mcxelly and harold murphy bob duxbury and larry bacon scored for team a in senior boys basket ball team b defeated team d 2617 scoring for the winning team were grant mackenzie bob top ping and lynn forsythc george ham bill grove and jim burns scored for team dv shaver starcross 555 this rapidly maturing brown egg layer is a prolific producerof large and extra large eggslts reduced body weight improved feed con- version and outstanding record of livabiiity ensure excellent profits ideal for an exclusively brown egg market 12 mo egg production 240270 hi i shaver starcross 444 a large white egg producer this rugged bird has exceptional vitality and resistance to respiratory con ditions it performs well in less than ideal housing and manage ment conditions it is distinguish ed by its slightly heavier body and small black flecks in the plumage 12 mo egg production 250280 chas jackson goodwood phone slotiffvillc m0272fi orchard park wins safety trophy stouffville the slouffville kinsmen club safety award has been won this year by orchard pub lic school the trophy presentation was made to the pupils monday afternoon by con stable david haddcn of the stouffville police de partment it was received by sandra eby and doug las foley both of grade 1 constable haddcn de partment safety officer addressed the boys and girls at an assembly held in the schools auditorium village of stouffville notice dogs running at large notice is riven that due lo hip seriousness of the rabies situation in the area the department of agricul ture has requester municipalities lo strictly enrnrce their nor control bylaws the canine control ortlcor will be asked lo make 1 rerular patrol of the villare lo enforce hie xxval bylaw bylaw 96 provides for a penalty up lo s000 for each offense many residents objed lolhe facl thai dors are not kept under control the sfouffvillp council believe hint such residents have a legitimate complaint and request that dor owners cooperate in this respect the danrer of the spread of rabies at this lime makes this request most urrenl your idg dor fags should be purchased al the municipal office now r k corner clerk greek goddess is the look of summer cut the hair is cut in a layered shape kept thick with no thinning about lfa inches long all over to set this style re quires a soft permanent so that there is an even amount of curl through out the hair after hair is washed arrange while wet and let dry to comb brash in short lifting motions over the head and arrange side- bams and nape hair in a feathered effect by vidal sasson bond street officiol entry form stouffville centennial beauty pageant april 22 1967jpi name 4lwlf address j 1 gt all single sirls in the 610 telephone exchanze are elisihle applications postmarked nol later lhan april 1 i3r7 will he received by mrs bruce burlnn slouffville rri the winner will represent slouffville at all community events held dtirins canadas centennial year whats happening at sdhs this week the depart ment of education is sepa rating the men from the sheep so to speak and per haps will uncover a few blossoming shepherds at any rate sdhs scholars are suffering from the us ual symptoms heart fail ure nsal congestion blood shot eyes and deep states of depression de rek gresham is in charge of a committee to track down the addresses of for mer may queens anyone possessing information re this matter please contact derek or the students council it has been sug gested by the students council that special days during which students would wear school colours would be planned school sweaters will go on sale within a short time the intended hootenanny plan ned by the 1scf club has been cancelled remem ber march 10 is the date of the victory dance hon ouring sdhss successes in the magazine drive and the sucess of this years football team some thing new has been added to stouffville high recent ly noise the school has been invaded by trucks steam shovels and men with tape measures con struction has begun on the east wing both students and teachers have been commenting on the effic iency of the construction however there have been a few humorous develop ments for instance the steam shovel dug a hole di rectly in front of a ramp it was then discovered that yonder trucks had no place to go but up the ramp consequently yonder cem ent truck went up the ramp and into the hole which is the logical thing for a truck to do under such cir cumstances a load of dirt was then dumped into the hole even though the truck hadnt been pulled out yet oh well students writing exams arent the only peo ple having problems high school centennial year book stouffville the purpose of the yearbook staff is to produce a yearbook this may seem easier- said than done linda sargent this years editor and her staff are determined to meet the march 16 deadline to do so is going to require a frantic amount of work after the exams nonetheless every yearbook staff has had its problems lack of time through other activities not to mention schoolwork lateness of pic tures and reports coming in film that does not turn out and getting behind in deadlines this years edition will of course be a centennial yearbook approximately 110 pages long students in the school should realize how important a yearbook is to the school and to themselves particularly since this is canadas one hundredth birthday too often students take for granted how hard a number of students have to work to produce a yearbook for so many presently the yearbook staff consists apart from linda as editor jane harropasmstant craig schcll- advertising garfield smithboys sport diannc hamcr- stongirls sports ruth parsonsliterary editor dorccn scabrooksccrelaiy warren saundersbusincss man ager hildegarde ottoart director and ian marlatt- special activities editor in school status circles the yearbook staff is sec ond only to the students council in importance and rightly so if one wishes to see just how much work is required to put a yearhook together pay a brief visit to room 12 after school it is an annual source of amaze- ment that a yearbook can he produced in the time set by the deadlines the staff has however succeeded in organizing itself efficiently and we look forward to a yearbook that we will cherish for years to come ballantrae bus trip ballantrae on feb 22 sixty students from grades 7 and 8 at ballantrae public school enjoyed a bus trip to tor onto sponsored bv mr herbert peach stouffville rr2 the pupils wc lakcn on a guided lour of the city hall and skated on the outdoor artificial ice arena during the noon- hour period in the after noon they loured the christie bakery firm the company manager com plimented the boys and girls on their behavior and attention they wcie accompanied by staff teachers mrs topper mr mainprize and principal harry hunt in addition to both pro viding and driving the bus mr peach also treated the students to refreshments sixteen vear old susan schell a grade 11 commercial student at stouffville district high school staff photo every 36 seconds a pati ent in a canadian hospital receives a blood transfus ion its easy to put a badgeronthejob a teenager stouffville sixteen year old susan schell a grade 11 student at stouffville district high school has her sights set high she hopes on gradua tion to become an airline stewardess and see the world shes the tribunes pick of the week in the current youth series portrait of a typical teenager susan speaks of her chosen vocation with a touch of determination al though she admits that the highest she has ever flown is off the lop diving board at the stouffville pool it will probably be only short flights at first like toronto to buffalo and new york but later i could go overseas i want to visit europe rig sister susan lives with her parents mr and mrs harry schell in a lovely home on sunset boulevard in stouffviile she plays the role of big sister to sally 14 in grade 9 sandy 10 in grade 4 and steven 6 in grade 1 susan loves the water and can swim like a fish she earned her bronze medallion in 1065 and bar in 66 she hopes to join the team of lifeguards at the community pool this summer the family has a cottage on sturgeon lake and water skiing is her favorite sport with her dads boat now equipped with a 65 horsepower motor she often teams up with her cousin connie schell of oshawa for hours of fun in he sun connie and susan are the same age at school she plays both volleyball and basketball and hopes again this year to per form on the track team she was the form representative in grade when stouffville had a girls softball team she was one of the clubs most agile infield- ers her position was second base with cgit susan is the treasurer in the cgit and will graduate from the organiza tion in may she attends the united church like most typical teenagers she likes to attend school dances listen lo popular music and go lo shows she also enjoys the ha penny coffee house which is held only a stonesthrow from her home in the anglican church a onelime beatle fan she attended three performances at maple leaf gardens but admits that her enthusiasm for the group has died down a little just like every other fad i guess she said although french is not a part of her 4year course susan hopes in later 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