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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-10-16, Page 7THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 19S2 High School Hi-Lights South Huron District High but a thought•ar we’re sMiiiiiiiliniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiii*'iiiiiiiiiiiiirz^ New Issue is here excite- the de­ victory, spent sills on the also added school by dark blue. film deals with the prob­ teenagers and our public number 1—alcohol. It il- the singing. Our school to the tune of the Notre Marching Song and is below. 36 King Street J rest Toronto 1 Telephone: EMpire 4-4321 Students on the Staff of School. Bill Batten, Editor; J. B, Published and Written Each Week by Book of South Huron High School . . Rah! Rah! Rah!* * * * More Hi-Liglits From S.H.D.H.S. Appear on Page 9. Improve School During Summer Dy MARILYN SKINNER And EVELYN SHARROW “Ink Spot”, Official Year Creech^ Advisor, Se/l(L LjOWu Gtcfob . ♦ • Cheerleader Team And 'Hinty' Spur Athletes To Victories Students Shown Temperance Film Dy MARINA DQWDEN An educational film entitled “Public Enemy No. 1", spon­ sored by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, was present­ ed to the students in the library on Monday afternoon of last week. The lem of enemy lustrated how one young college boy brought humiliation to his family, but when the evils of drink were explained to him by his father, he realized his error. At the close of the film, Mrs. McKay spoke to the students on behalf of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Canada Savings Bonds Applications Received After October 6 Bell & Laughton Anniversary Sale Dy LORNA TAYLOR The football season and with it comes the ment of the games and sire to cheer the boys to The cheerleaders have much time preparing to lead the students’ cheering section, They have held one “pep rally” for the Grade 9 students and taught them our school yells. The cheerleaders at South Huron are chosen and trained by the cheerleaders of the previous year. They are usually students from the lowei' forms. To bp able to qualify as a cheerleader one must be willing to attend all the games and lead the cheering section. To cheer, a strong voice that will carry well is a “must” as it is necessary that the stu­ dents hear the yells so that they can join in. Compete For Trophy The cheer - leaders hold prac­ tices twice weekly in activity periods. This time is spent work­ ing out routines and preparing new yells. Their routines are simple, consisting chiefly of rhythmic movement of the arms, cartwheels -and somersaults. Uni­ formity of movement is a neces­ sity and to attain this they must practise. If the basketball teams are successful and go to the finals in London they give the cheerleaders trophy. The have added test to the and this takes place during the basketball games when cheerleaders are doing their to encourage the teams. The black and red clad ures that will be jumping around the football field raising the en­ thusiasm of the students this year are Kathy Kalbfleisch, Marie Hodgson and Marlene Richardson, who were with the squad last year, and Maureen Stewart, Emil Hendrick, Don Tayloi' and Ted Smith, who are with the squad for the first time. “Hinterland Henry” There is another member on the squad who has followed the teams for several years. His full name is Hinterland Henry but we refer to him as “Hinty”. He is a black and white panda bear with a large red bow around his neck. He is the school mas­ cot and was presented to the school in 19 50 by the first Sen­ team. cham- hasn’t travels spends The cheerleaders are also sing­ ers. They lead us in singing our school song. They have worked out a very good routine with whirling batons which they do during song is Dame printed Fight, fight for Exeter High— We’ve got the team that always will try; And if anyone gets rough We’ll show them that plenty tough. We’ve got the spirit that wins every game, Whate’er the score it’s always the same As we hold our colors high and march thro’ the halls of fame Rah! Rah! $ah! (repeat) This fall "lias seen many im­ provements in our high school. The janitors, Gordon Parker and Russ Collingwood, varnished the desks and gym floor and painted the window inside. They have more color to the painting the doors a To the west end of the school grounds, the McDowell Co. from Centralia have laid an asphalt driveway. In addition to these renova­ tions, a playing field has been made to’ the east end of the school. This field is a miniature copy of the Western University field. It includes a track, hop, step and jump pit, pole vaulting, high jump and broad jump pits —filled with sand to insure against injury. With these improvements, our school has been made an even better place to attend. Wood, Gundy & Company Limited » a chance to win a W.O.S.S.A. officials a cheerleading con- annual competitions MORE TO ENJOY the GORGEOUS NEW COLORS Choose from a wide choice of rich new colors and two-tone color combinations . . . the most wonderful in Chevrolet’s field. Distinctive new De Luxe interiors are color-matched to the exterior body colors for new color harmony inside and out. GM "SHADE-LITE" GLASS Reduces Glare, Heat, Fctttgue Chevrolet offers "Shade-Lite" glass with exclusive, shaded windshield-tinting for your extra protection. 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When we bought our panda the next day all the girls felt he should have a name and since many of us had heard the program peeved over were from p r o m p 11 y “Hinterland Henry”. The following yells which you games. Action fast, Crowds roar, Play smooth, High score. Guards guard, On the beam, Who scores? Our team! Yea, South * <i< and were rather the insinuation we the “sticks”, we introduced him as are some of the will hear at the 37 Chev. Coach 41 Ford Panel Delivery Half-Ton FOR “BETTER VALUES” SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Bros. LIMITED Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Cars and Chevrolet Trucks PHONE 100 EXETER Huron!! * Cheerleaders: Who are, who are, who are we? Spectators: We are, we are, we are we. Cheerleaders: Are we the best? Spectators: Well I guess. All: We are the kids from E.D.H.S. >K ’!<* There’s a town in the county of South Huron And a high school there that’s Known all around For volleyball, basketball and rugby too; If you donlt know its name, that will never do. 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