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, THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER :31, 1979 9 -
Teams need support
"Let's go purple'n white;
purple'n white go, let's go."
It is 3:24 on a Monday
night and the. Senior football
team is scheduled for prac-
tice. But, where are they?
Where are all those muscular
talented, hunky, brutes of
football players? Where is
the spirit of F. E. Madill?
F. E. Madill is a school of
more than eleven hundred
students, but very few of
them participate in school
sports. Sports are a way to
meet people, to keep physi-
cally fit, to help learn new
skills, (and it also gets you
out of class.) By coming out
for sports you give pride to
your school and yourself. It
would be much better to say
your team placed third in the
standings, than not to have a
team at all. Everybody had
his own excuse for not
participating,
I am sure you have heard
the old excuse "I'm not good
enough." You never know
how good you are until you
try. Even if you do not make
the team, intramurals are
always open to you.
For all you "tough" peo-
ple, who would rather smoke
and try to be "cool", why not
go out on the court and be
"hot?" Forget about pleas-
ing your friends and do what
you think is best.
Of course, students are not
the only ones to blame. How
often are we let out of class to
support the team? If it is not
possible for students to get
out maybe the cheerleaders
could. They always dive
teams a "lift" while playing.
Maybe we should face the
fact that not everyone will
get involved. Well if you are
one of these people, come
out and support others.
Being behind is not 'quite as
bad when the fans are out
cheering for you. If you
cannot participate, support
our cause. Your donations of
a cheer would be greatly
appreciated.
—Lori Goodall
Pep Rally
Let's go! Oct. 31, 1979, is
the day set aside so that all
Madill students may wear
ting away in your closet with
that white shirt you spilt
grape pop on when you were
in Grade 9.
—Jo McCormick
dress or your purple pedal
pushers that have been rot-
their favorite colours "purple
and white." There will be
short periods and at 2:30
everyone will congregate in
gym 228 for the excitement
of the Pep Rally. There the
cheerleaders will do a routine
then everyone will follow
them to the football or
basketball game, where you
will help the cheerleaders
cheer..
So wear those purple
bloomers set off with a white
New column
This year we on the school
page staff would like to open
"The Mirror" up to the
entire students body by
making a new column for all
of the more creative Mus-
tangs. This column, to be
entitled "Creative Corner"
will be a spot where students
can see poems, prose and
short stories printed that are
works of a fellow-student's
mind. We hope that, by
providing this new column,
all of our poets and authors
will come out of hiding and
give added interest to the
Mirror. This is YOUR paper.
Use is to your advantage.
Articles for "Creative
Corner" can be submitted to
Mrs. McDonald in Room 218
or to Kathy Underwood,
12K.
Be true to you
You are the only living you.
You are the only living one
who can smile just that
way
Or wear those jeans and look
like you.
This Friday the cross
country team of F.E. Madill
will travel to Benmiller to
participate in the WOSSA
meet. The teams who quali-
fied for this were the Senior
Girls and Boys teams as well
as Junior and Midget Boys.
They did so by • producing
excellent standing in the
Huron-Perth meet held at
Benmiller a week ago Mon-
day.
Coaching the cross country
team for the first time was
Mr. Campbell, who obvious-
ly enjoyed this task. When
asked about the team's ef-
forts he said that this 'year's
team did very well in both
practice and meets. He also
said that he enjoyed coaching
them and that he had a good
group of runners, numbering
46 members. His prediction
for WOSSA was "we'll place
fairly well."
You are the one person who
can say "I like this or
that"
And make it really true.
You are the only being that
can decide whether you'll
be
Sad or happy today.
You are the only soul who
can will your mind and
body
To struggle past their limits.
You are the only living you.
Don't let anyone short-
change you in that respect.
Be the person you want to be
and love yourself for that.
You are a special, unique,
one-in-a-trillion you.
Not one other person is just
like you. Not one other
person
Should be like you.
Be an individual you. Live up
to your own standards.
Shakespeare wasn't so dumb
when he said,
"Above all, to thine own self
be true."
After all, you are the only
living you.
The runners deserve ap•
predation for their efforts.
They were willing to brave all
kinds of weather and running
conditions during practice as
well as in meets. Even if they
don't place in WOSSA, the
cross-country team has a
year to be proud of.
—Bernice Passchier
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