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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 6, 1966, p. 14

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f5 1 the tribune thutiiif october 6 1966 ry v ss b- 1 51 s students council york scholarship awards rtbunef executive interviews pres randy mole david hoover was old lo go fishing last fri day and he did in the storm sewer on slain st stouftville it was all part of the initiation rites at stouffville district high school for new grade nine students sc heart of all who walked those long inviting corri dors for the first time i walked down the corridor watching the class lists for my name and noticing those of my old classmates i found it under two large figures 9e and proceeded to room 4 to meet my new- classmates and home room teacher that morning we were made to learn a long list of rules most of which were seemingly ridiculous to me but seeing as 1 was just a pupil a gr 9 one at that i could do nothing a- bout it the next morning i ex perienced my first human stampede as the bel went it seemed everyone rushed toward their next class not caring who they pushed stepped on or elbowed just as long as they got there on time out in the midst of it all i stood and won dered if i should get a com pass or not it really was confusing that night in bed i lay gazing at the star filled sky wondering if they had traf fic jams up there too ma ny questions raced through my mind such as why dont they have more time to get to classes so everyone wouldnt have to rush so and why are the lockers so small and why do they have lunch at such silly times of day and many oth ers but as i asked those i realized that i had grown up now and everything would be new and differ ent by miriam sider 12b students council president for 196667 randy mole has many ideas for this year at sdhs but most of his aspirations for the school centre around maintaining and building up the existing good school spirit randy hopes that every student will participate in extracurricular activi ties with a feeling that this is our school and letter system and lo firmly establish the per fect system as well he ho pes that more dances will be arranged this year how ever randy could think of no pet peeves about sdhs randy has certainly set a good example in partici pation he has taken part in track and field basket ball the u n club the science club the ski club the drama club the year book the newspaper the athletic council and of course the students coun cil although he has little time for hobbies randy en joys skiing reading collec ting pipes and music a- nything but country rock after this year randy plans on taking a scienc course at university he will have earned his high school diplima not only through academic achieve ment but through his con tributions lo our high school as well randy mole when asked what he ho pes to accomplish this year in the council randy re plied get things running smoothly more specifical ly he would like to have some amendments made to the students council con stitution to encourage bet ter ordination between clubs to reorganize the bar dieter schnell v v last friday or to use a jivorn out cliche black fri- tusy was the day that ssdhs resurrected its ifcastc system consisting of ijwo classes winers and he rest of the world during the day niners fypent their time carrying riine foot high stacks of books around the school as well as counting the riiumber of blades of grass s3n ten square feet of lawn and other menial tasks itjnfortunately last years irecord of 256 times around hhe school in the carrying books nine feet or higher category was not surpas- sed it is also interesting to note that there are 9537- 624 blades of grass in ten square feet of lawn night found them busily being inquisitioncd by the committee of death and destruction dressed like shepherds zombies hags and klansmcn the public should be re assured that the group fly ing about town under the illusion that they were but- terflics were students of stouffville high school and not escapees from a mental institution the public should also be than ked for buying so much toilet paper the money will be used towards the purchase of more toilet paper apart from a few bellig erent brats the niners this year were most coopera tive however the accuracy with which they hurled on ions al the commiltceiefl much to be desired in conclusion i would like lo say that this years initiation despite minor difficulties was most ef fective and interesting and was obviously enjoyed by the grade nine students alan lee and the rest of the committee should be commended for doing an excellent job wins 136 holden beats my first impression of high school the hugeness of the low red brick building that i was approaching on that sunny september 6th mor ning overwhelmed me as i stepped inside i imme diately felt the intense ex citement that filled the stouffville tody holden scored both touch downs as the stouffville district high school fool- hall team defeated dr g w williams secondary school aurora 136 in an exhibi tion game at stouffville the opening touchdown was scored on a 65yard pass from quarterback bruce mr- haftey in the fust quarter the convert attempt by da vid forsyth was blocked holden crossed with the second touchdown on a nine yard running play in the sec ond quarter david for syths convert made the score 13 for stouffville au rora counted one unconvert ed louchdown tlic rushing slar of the game was david forsyth with 78 yards in 12- carries jody holden carried 53 yds in five tries bruce mehaffey averaged seven yards in five carries he also completed two of the three passes for 85 yards in cluding a 65 yard touch down pass david forsyth paul for syth and harold crowder were outstanding on defense or stouffville cream shippers for best results ship your cream lo stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound buitbrfal for cream delivered to the creamcrv to llnve our truck call tlione 6102822 cold storage lockers for rent stouffville creamery co rfcrains and ribbons in your hair a great look with your brass buttoned suit j cut short or long makes ijrlo difference because fake braids really work better to set tape bangs over j a fat wad of cotton if hair is short tape nape hair in j place then place three lc inch rollers across the crown as in diagram to comb brush bangs in place and then tease some fullness at the crown for long hair part hair at cen- jter back pull up to sides j and twist into fat pin curls wakes a marvelous anchor for fake braids do the hwids in a complete loop j and secure at sides of crow n l3nra with flying red white d blue striped ribbons due lo completion of expansion programme for registered nurses graduate nurses certified nursing assistants female applications arc now being accepted for the above positions salary commensurate with qualifications and exper ience liberal personnel policies contributory pension plan kislil statutory holidays per year paiil vacations special sick leave rian our 55 bed hospital has complete active treatment nurs ing services plus convalescent and chronically 111 nurs ing care apply director of nursing services the coltacc hospital uxbridgr lxhrldce ontario i- teacher interviews by ruth parsons hc this year i will be pre senting ten staff interviews in hopes of acquainting the people of stouftville with the new teachers of stouft ville district high school for the 196g67 term mr n fckcle my first interview is with mr n fekete mr fekete was born in the city of tor- qumures in roumania while growing up in his na tive town it changed hands several times belong ei ther to hungary or rouman ia mr fekete attended re- gele ferdinand university of cluj roumania and re ceived his doctors degree at the faculty of political sci ence and law this is mr feketes first year of teaching in stouff ville but he has previously taught eight years five years in roumania and three years at a protestant high school in gaspe que bec this year he teaches seven classes of french to grades 9 10 and 12 when asked if he had any comment to make about stouftville he replied stouftville is just the sort of place i prefer it offers all the advantages of a big city being as close to toronto without having its disadvan tages we hope mr fekete will enjoy teaching in stouftville and be with us for many years to come prenatal classes for expectant mothers a course of weeklv classes bcinnin in richmond hill 4 october 1966 and newmarket 6 october 1966 at 730 pm in hygiene of pregnancy how baby grows food for the family feeding of the baby the hospital stay and other subjects of importance to the expectant mother fathers are invited to attend the first and eighth classes registrations now being accepted at vokk countv health unit richmond hill 15 vonge street north x8mi33 aurora 68 yonge stroh south 7279111 ncwmarkel 22 prospeet street 8051m1 stouffville main street 6401331 sutton high street 7223371 stephen barker stouffville sharon thomson markham darlene watson stouffville jim mehaffev stouffville our itcta busato 12b will it be the same will stouffville highs school spirit be similar to last years last year the first stimu lus to the school spirit was initiation during initia tion the obligations of the grade nine pupils made them aware of their part in the school it was now theirs and i am sure that they were proud of the fact the magazine drive was the next impetus circum scribed within the actual selling of magazines were personal destiny and school spirit a glee club was organ ized for the mutual benefit of students and school spi rit the glee club ski club science club a his tory club presented main- fields in which a student could extend his know ledge in sports a new system of house leagues was in troduced keen competi tion between houses gave us an incentive to work not only for our houses but also for our school spi rit the cheering crying and shouting of our cheerlead ers at pep rallies and gam es many a time spurred our team to victory everyday we enjoyed ourselves in the cafeteria where we would eat ex change gossip and some time do that last minute studying for a test dances made possible the opportunity of meeting and getting acquainted with school students at the dances books and pens were forgotten this asso ciation gave a unique at mosphere for the school spirit how could those irksome i hours of homework and studying be forgotten tliis was our real purpose for being at stouffville high vet knowing that other students were under a common yoke helped boost our school spirit ev en more this is just a glimpse of last years school spirit the acceptance salesman ship membership compe tition reciprocality and companionship were the components of the schools spirit all these elements evolved around and nurt ured the school spirit i believe that this years school spirit is not so new as it is uncertain those familiar anxious faces of the grade thirteen pupils are to be found only in our memories this year we are con fronted with a prefect sy stem which i am certain will become very effective new home rooms new home room teachers dif ferent lockers different timetable and some new rules are a few of the changes of stouffville high this year i hope that by june 1067 i will be able to truthfully say that this years new 1059 caseomatic 100 tractor slightly vr 2000 hours iririil to clear i call ic at chas cooper ltd clnremonl fit ill i oikv kvkxings school spirit than last was better west end barber shop hours toes thurs fri 8 am till 9 pm weil anil sat 8 am till fi pm len david and bill keeping 3 registered barbers 153 main st v stouffville buy your office supplies at the tribune houstons for prescriptions drugs and sundries phone 6402222 twenty two twcnlytwo 1 main st e stouffvtllk more farms wanted large clientele anxious lo purchase for commuting lo toronto 16 years of reliable service mihorean dan- jensen ltd real estate 7 highway unionville ax 71777 twice as much for just 1c more- f rexall fall 1c sale kre th bisrcmt bargain opportunity of ih yrar durfngt th famoua krxall kali on ont 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