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hyt th stdurtvue trihmi limitr cctofcr 8 19u at the high school magazine drive gaa report starts fri aun lw 11a one of the schools most important tasks is the magazine drive this in past years has been a symbol of our school spirit each year we have been very successful and have won the competition over many other schools in our area just in case you dont know what its ail about i had better explain each year the curtis publishing company goes to each school with lists of the pop ular magazines the school then sells these magazines to their relatives and friends the school receives 50 profit on every subscription this money would normally zo to the maga zine companies but now it goes to the student council for some worthy cause the school which sells the most per pupil gets an extra big prize 3000 this years goal it was decided to go for s3000 in subscriptions this year there are small prizes for the pupils who reach ten twenty and thirty dollars worth of orders iso student is pushed to sell nor asked to go from door to door the student with the best total receives an fm am radio each day draws will be held and the lucky pupil re ceives a small prize a highfi set is the winning prize of the final big draw the room with the highest per pupil total gets to see a movie of their choice above all other than money is the school spirit which is built up to a peak and continues all year last year we sold 54300 in orders and made 51500 profit this bought a badly needed score clock for the gym and a trampoline the year before you can see the money is put to good use and is quite appreciated so i ask you the public to buy magazin sub scriptions from the school before you buy elsewhere this en- cuwes renewals you get the same magazine for the same price if not a little cheaper and you give the school 50 profit that would normally go to the publishers be a good ci tizen and buy from the school just contact the school or your nearest friendly pupil your support is badly needed and one last word to the students every thing depends on you and your order im sure your grand mother or aunt would just love three years supply of life or post the more you sell the better your student council can function be the first one to wear that first order button staff general manager alan lee assistant feneral manasters bill lennox harry howard student advisor anna may sanders prize manager peter hambly advertisement head karen dedlow attention herbert otto this year as in the past stouitville and the surrounding areas will be attacked by a wave of eager students all wil ling to sell you a subscription or two the magazine drive will start on the eighth of october and continue over thanksgiving already the gaa has started its year with success the selling of fudge at the initiation dance friday sept 25 went over well with the football season in full swing we have decided to sell apples and peanuts at our home games this added attrac tion is bound to give life to the games october 20 the volleyball tournament will be held at our school with our school entering a junior and senior volleyball team weekend and through the fol lowing week this is a time when school talk centres around selling the first subscription the prizes for selling ten twentyor thirty dol lars worth of subscriptions class competition and school spirit however there is one thing which underlies all these themes which is not spoken of this is will we find a ready buyer for a subscription judg ing from the past years there seems to be little trouble here we have in the past years won our school spirit tiophy and i hope to do so again but what is the purpose be hind all this there are several it provides a goal for all the students stimulate school co operation it provides funds for the students council to work with and it enables us to pur chase useful items for the school whatever the reasons the school spirit is there can we depend upon your school spirit too hueco tanks in the hueco 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main st w stouffville mercury mmm our purpose in school lynda parker 10d our purpose in school is to concentrate on our studies be ing normal teenagers the ten dency to chatter over last niahts football game or the latest dance style is practically im possible to suppress realizing that talking during classes is completely frowned upon it stems to me the simple solution would be for the facul ty to allow us to let off our natural exuberance between classes there would then be no reason for intruding on our teachers concentrated efforts to teach us our lessons to pass on the latest gossip we would know the opportunity would be available enroute from english to math with chatter complete ly out of our systems we could then devote our attentions to the next assignment of course there would be ut ter bedlam in the halls between classes but think of the peace and quiet of the classes in ses sion barb howard is 2nd vice pres eighteen year eld barbara howard 2nd vice president of the students council of stouff- ville oist higli school can look back on four successful years of botli academic and extracurri cular activity now in grade 13 she plans on graduation to en roll at the univcrsitv of toronto and major in mathematics and physics barbara howard barbaras energy and enthusi asm knows no bounds and past records show that she has play ed an important part inalmost every organized function in the school schedule of events she was stouffville highs first post ure queen and for the past 3 years has been a regular with the cheerleader group she is an avid sports enthusiast as a sideline spectator she enjoys footbaii best as an active parti cipant she loves basketball as a hobby she likes knitting student council work is not new for barbara she held the position of secretary in 196263 she is a member of the year book staff this year following ten months of this kind of activity one might ex pect barbara to take a wellearn ed rest during the summer vaca tion period but no she ac quires a position on the tempo rary staff of the scarborough general hospital what about going steady barbara isnt in favour of the idea it ties a person down too much clin cairl closeup on mr nielsen jim hill one of the additions to our staff this year is a vancouver horn gentleman who has come to us via england and hamilton mr nielsen attended red deer high school in alberta where he was president of the student council upon graduation he entered the university of alber ta where he majored in philos ophy and he completed his u of a life with a postgraduate course in teacher training it was then off to england with 1 lie reason being i was curious and wanted to see sloneheiige while in the brit ish isles lie taught nt a boys private school mr nielsen felt the british school system is a good one with only the tipper third of the students going to an all academic school while the other twothirds attend semitechnical schools he added that this is not all good but it has its advantages he alo ad ded that he is glad to be in stouffville on his return from england hamilton was his next stop here three years of studying honours english and teaching at hfllncld college a boys pri vate school occupied most of his spare moments stouffville is now the home of mr nielsen where he has taken up residence with his wife and three children on arrival at sdhs he im mediately got into the swing of things by volunteering to coach the rugger team his rea son was his belief that every boy should have the opportunity to participate in athletics this is only one of his many and vari ed interests which stretch from philately to playing the trumpet with his sound knowledge in english literature and composi tion he teaches grades 9 12 and 13 classes v hope that he eniovs a suc cessful year in stouffville and we know that he will be a valu able addition to the staff the stouffville llisr 71ih school news stair has been re- organized for the 196465 year and a iiasc is reserved each week in the tribune for items on high school activities the student g roup is pictured here front k o w left to risht alan lee karen hamilton xclda booth rear row left to right dieter schncll karen dedlow sir llanlins staff margaret sheridan randy mole the news editor is karen hamilton staff rhoto juniors beat woodbradge 86 randy mole 11 a in their first league game last friday our junior football tear the trojans defeated wood- bridge s6 in their own camp with a sensational show of uniy and coordination from the opening kickoff the trojans surpassed their op ponents in every department and it was no surprise to their ob servers when stouffville led 20 at the end of the first half in the second half our line began opening up holes pete turners bullet pass found its mark and bill menelly carried the ball over from the 10 yard line for the td the convert was blocked but vc were well out in front 8 0 that ended the stouffville scoring but not their spectacular performance gary williams was quick to recover a fumble by woodbridgc and dave glover and pat smith completed soma great runs pat picked up a total of 67 yards with the minute flag down woodbridge pene trated our defence and counted a touchdown the convert was good but there was a flag on the play and it was called back the game ended 86 the troians suffered the loss of dave ferguson who at the end of the first half received a nasty blow that resulted in a broken nose blair wagg finish ed the contest although he had a sprained finger due to the win mr rehill called off the monday workout but the team will be ready this friday for a contest against langstaff druing 1963 the gm of can ada plants at oshawa consumed more electricity than the city of belleville girls sports nancy stover the junior and senior volley ball teams were chosen last week they arc as follows junior yvette malloy fayc emmrrson jackie couse marg sheridan bonnie hcathrringlon jane terwoerds hildegarde otto beth paisley cathy bacon senior gail nelson gail hallman donna knox darlcne watson nelda booth linda wright linda wright karen bartholomew nancy stover both teams have been practic ing regularly and show much promise the tournament is to be held in the stouffville dist high school auditorium on oct 20 our cheerleaders were also chosen the team consists of janice smith marg aida marg hardie nancy wideman shar on widoman karen dedlow colleen hisey and susan schcll sdhs soys- question do you think students should be allowed to talk dur ing the time when they go from class to class answer i think that talking could be allowed in the halls between periods on a trial basis if the students show that they can carry on sensib ly without an excess of noise the idea should be adopted if they cannot the idea should be dropped a student answer i think that we should not be allowed to talk in the halls between periods because the noise created would dis turb classes having double periods when we are quiet it creates an orderly effect the students 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