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fjg 12 the tribune tittiitt hat 22 1967 fifteen year old dorothy sanders a grade 9 commercial student of stouff- jrille district high school staff photo portrait of a teenager stouffville dorothy ellen sanders is a girl of many talents and she makes good use of each and every one this fifteen year old commercial class student with a sparkling smile and pleasing personality can sew paint write poetry and prose and engage in almost every kind of athletic endeavor going with only one year of high school behind her she has already taken part in as many activities as some senior students on completion of her grade 12 she would like to take a course in dress design or advance further into the writ ing field in both she shows great promise dorothy is the daughter of mr and mrs william c sanders albert street south in stouffville she has two brothers edwin of stouffville bill cf ballan- traetwo sisters linda mrs joe herold of stouffville and barbara mrs lewis bates of toronto six nephews barry dougie and blair sanders and mark tony and john paul herold last but far from least is her pet golden cocker spaniel flossie although dorothy has a five year edge the two have literally grown up together makes own clothes dorothy makes many of her own clothes and was able to gain further knowledge along this line by attending night school classes every tuesday she feels that home economics should be included as part of the grade 9 commer cial course since the two have much in common for a girl as for style trends dorothy predicts that designs will go back to the 1940s history repeats itself she said she suggested that the military look was now on the way out but would likely last for the summer dorothy is presently completing an oil painting of the home of mrs rita hassard directly across the road she s doing it from her upstairs bedroom window i hope she doesnt think im spying on her she laughed some of her poems border on the professional during her first school year she was the class representative on the stud ent council a member of the glee club and secretary of the drama club she loves sports and would like to play hockey if there was a girls team in town her favorite leaf is or was eddie shack i only wish bobby hull played for toronto she said rather wistfully probably punch imlach and johnny bower do too dorothy is a member of the young peoples society of the stouffville un ited missionary church but enjoys attending services at churches of different denominations going steady dorothy has a steady boyfriend hes terry brown on ninth line south she enjoys the modern sound in music and has quite a threeway record ex change going with neighborhood friends dianne slater and vangy adams rather proudly dorothy displayed colored portraits of her six nephews all fine looking lads suitably framed four family generations have been born in stouffville sometimes i wish i had a younger brother she said flossie wagged her stubby tail and looked up as if to say wont i do why guess it costs you nothing to have your cars front wheel alignment checked have it checked now we have the latest equipment designed to give you an accurate wheel alignment answer neil mtriek motors ltd just west of the new stouffville shopping centre pontiac main st west stouffviile 6103450 buick acadian g caroline frenchman soars up and over the high jump bar at the stouff ville public school track meet held june 12 and 13 athletes are now engaged in an interschool area meet that will conclude saturday morning at st marks records fall at public school field meet by heather bangay stouffville several records were set in the stouffville public school track and field meet held last week david mcnelly ran the senior b 100 yard sprint in 117 seconds george ham soared to 4 feet 11 inches in the senior b high jump in senior a nori grimshaw ran the 100 yard sprint in 13 seconds caroline frenchman top ped the baseball distance throw at 146 feet lynn forsythe ran the senior b 440 yard sprint in 1 minute 91 seconds keith liedtke broke the senior a 440 yard sprint with a time of 1 minute 78 seconds jac kie wightman broke four senior b records includ ing the 100 yard sprint in 125 seconds the long jump 11 feet 10 is inches the baseball throw at 111 feet and the 220 yard sprint in 324 seconds the intermediate helay team of bob bangay paul rodin maurice halstcd and bill hassard complet ed the 440 yard distance in i minute 19 seconds the junior relay team of doug taylor michael spraguc and bruce rodin ran 440 yards in 1 minute 91 sec- onds in intermediate compe tition bob bangay chalked up a baseball distance throw record with 174 feet bill hassard counted 30 feet 514 inches in the tri ple jump bob bangay jumped 4 feet 6 inches in the high jump and bill hassard jumped 6 feet ii vi inches in the standing jump and did the 100 yard sprint in 132 seconds in junior girls kim has sard jumped 3 feet 8 inches in the high jump and julie parrish ran the 100 yard sprint in 145 sec onds janice shirk counted 6 feet 3 inches in the stand ing jump and kim lewis counted 11 feet 4i inches in the long jump in junior boys bruce rodin ran the 100 yard sprint in 139 seconds markham to mark canadas centennial year an essay contest was con ducted in the public schools of markham vil lage pupils from grades 4 to 8 took part the theme had to relate to an event or a commentary on cana das past present or fut ure the tribune has been pleased to publish both the grand prize and 1st prize winners in grade 8 this week we present the grand prize entry in the inter mediate class submitted by grade 6 student nicholas long it is entitled can ada if there really are little green men in flying saucers i wonder what they think when they look down on canada because we are only 100 years old we are babies compared with other coun tries i wonder if those lit tle green men laugh when we make mistakes or when we have done well do they think we are rather bright for our age i am proud to be a can adian i am the first in our family to have been born here a few hundred years ago the indians and eski mos were the only true ca nadians even 100 years back there were only va million people who had come to make canada their home today there are 19- 999539 canadians and me that makes 20 million of us all together if the little green men are honest i guess they will have to admit that we have done well in only 100 years our cities hospitals highways and universities are admired all over the world our industries have grown and there is nothing we cant make or export to any other country our farms are modern and pro ductive successful canadian min ing operations are uncov ering our underground wealth we have scored many firsts too graham bell invented the tele phone north americas first oil well was drilled right in ontario two can adian pilots made the first nonstop atlantic flight and the canadian national railway co pioneered the first diesel electric engine we have 3 canadian no bel prizewinners sir fred erick banting for discov ering insulin william gia- que for chemistry and the peace prize awarded to our prime minister lester b pearson canada has been able to gain the respect of the whole world not because we have the atom bomb but because we are peace makers our canadian lead ers have often been asked by the united nations to help settle quarrels be tween countries and to offer suggestions for keep ing world peace fee our display of7pnals fjj1l operation 40 models of pjftolsupto32 jong and liiidccp kj zmej for office supplies its the tribune pjvpfioheer spools jitps yqnfe 2hwy mile vcsr brontc rd va 74959 brampton 7 hwy vi mile east- dixie road cooksville -7- 5 bwy j milcjggb dixie rd 6252992 open wlzm to 9 pm daily s year book editor linda sargent grade 12 holds one of 3s0 copies pub lished recently staff photo 7 year book best yet stouffville stud ents and parents who have had an opportunity to leaf through the 1967 edition of the stouffville district high school year book must surely agree that it is one of the best projects of its kind to be completed here much of the credit for its success must go to memb ers of the year book staff in particular the editor linda sargent her assist ants included jane harrop dianne hammerston ruth parsons doreen seabrook warren saunders craig schcll ian marlatt rick roderman garfield smith and two staff advisors mrs blake andmr jones through the activity card system implemented by the students council the cost per copy to stud ents was reduced from 600 to 200 the wine and white is considered comparable to year books of schools many times lar ger than stouffville in addition to items of interest about high school activities the book con tains more than 700 in ad- vetising including a full- page ad and photograph from the town council the wine and while of 67 marks the end of a summary of events at sd- hs as a little school stu- dents returning to classes in september will better understand the expansion program that is taking place the centennial year book will be placed in the time capsule of stouff- villes civic square and hopefully will be read by village residents one hund red years from now a glimpse into higher education stouffville per spective graduates of pub lic schools in this area were given a preview glimpse into the field of higher learning thursday afternoon when they visit ed the enlarged interior of stouffville district high school the annual lour of inspection is a cooperative venture approved by the principals of district pub lic schools and mr w e duxbury principal of stouffville high each stu dent is presented with a handbook which outlines the rules and regulations we do nol expect all our artists writers mus icians actors and dancers are known everywhere its a shame the beattles arent canadians but i guess lome green of bonanza is the next best thing students to obtain first class honors said mr duxbury but we do ex pect each student to do his best if you do this you will enjoy a profitable year and one more block will have been laid in a secure foundation for a happy and worthwhile life the handbook contained a complete layout of the school building and the na mes of all staff teachers and subjects taiwli school activities information on s clubs and activities includ ed the names of the stud ent council executive an outline of the prefect- sys tem scholarships awards and bursaries four cours es are offeredfive year arts and science four year business and com merce four year science technology and trades and two year occupation al stouffville highs con duct rules are outlined in the handbook and pertain lo behavior that extends from the main hall to ed- ward street smoking is not allowed in the school or near the school proper ty neither matches nor ci- garettcs are permitted i in the classrooms but must be kept in student lockers mr duxbury in bis mes sage to grade 8 graduates outlined five requirements to assist students toward a succssful career in second ary school 1 pay atten tion in class 2 complete homework assignments 3 obtain assistance from staff teachers 4 day by day review of work covered and extra study at examin ation time 5 regular at tendance week sat june 24th minor softball kite parade fi pm lakcfronl park ball games wed june 28th centennial choir concert directed by mrs f hasting port perby high school auditorium 830 pm admission 1 per person children soc family s300 2 adults and public school children friday june 30th fireworks lakcfront park at dusk no admission charge events parade water sports western horse show ball games childrens activities parade starts i pm park activities 2 ml to 6 pm sat july 1st sports day at iakefront park parade dance trophies best parade floats childrens best decorated tricycles bicycles doll carriages and wagons childrens events running races pram races canoe races and lx rolling registration time 2 pm dance 3 bands port perry arena time 900 pm admission si0o per person soso draw at midnight rock jfc roll modern olde tyme arena decorated in ir671967 theme cabaret style for further information contact port perry centennial committee w s taylor chairman howard hall secretary sunday july 2nd centennial church service lakcfront park at 1100 am centennial choir interdenominational