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Homecornin Edition. June 18, 1900. Page 10
5.
Changes will continue.
Continued from page 15
towards herself and. others,
but also a noticeable dif-
ference in the attitudes of the
male students.
It is no longer unusual to
see female students in the
shop, classes at wheal, and
although we have few (it
any) males in the home ec, •
classes, many of the guys
take Theatre Arts (a class
which was once considered
"sissy"),
Even though I'm sure
many girls will disagree with
me here, the guys do have a
more open attitude towards
us. No longer are there girls
waiting around for the guys
to finish football practice.
Now the girls are involved in
sports and other activities
and often the couples one
„, see's around the school are
rarely together, except
the weekends. There's just
too much other stuff to do.
Along with all the big
issues, quite a rumble has
been heard, this past decade
from parents who object to
what books their children
are reading or what movies
the school brings in,
Arguments have also
haired up between students
and staff as 'to whether the
students should be allowed to
wear shorts in the spring and
early summer (to school).
Dances, concerts and school
trips are just a few items -
that will never cease to draw
some unfavoratism frona
parents and teachers.
Despite all the changes, I
feel that we, the students,
probably haven't really
differed that much from the
students 20 years ago.
We still rush to get all our
homework done before.
Friday night, We still hope
and pray that we don't have
to write any exams at the
end of the year, We still want
to read the books and see the
movies that no one else
wants us to.
But most of all, we dream,
like everyone else once did,
about what's ahead, of us.
Whether the changes that
have occurred the last 70
years are for the betteror not
is up to each of You.
But no matter what has
happened, what good or bad
things people have to say
about the students, we'll
always have our dreams.
And evolution can't take that
away from us,
H-P CURLING CHAMPS IN 1973 — The South Huron bays curling team won the 1973
Huron-Perth Conference championship. Shown with coach Ted Davies ore Don Noakes,
Alan Hem, John Noakes and Don Cooper.
CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS -- South Huron cross country teams fared extremely well
during the 1978.79-.season, The girls team winners of Huron-Perth, second in WOSSA and
ninth in all-Ontario are above. From the left, Patti Down, Lucy Van Esbroeck, Jayne
Donal!, Dorothy Van Esbroeck, Diane Verlincle, Janet Bilcke, Sharon Rundle and Deb
Webster. Below, port of the boys team' Jon Melfecke, Kevin Easterbrook, Paul Wareing,
coach Joe Fulop and Murray Wareing. Paul Wareing, was a WOSSA winner and 10th in all
of Ontario
MEMORIAL — The 1978 Inkspot includes an In Memoriam to Russel Collingwood who
spent more than 30 years on the caretaker staff. It read, In loving memory of a man who
had our utmost respect and admiration. He gave many years of faithful service to a school
that will always remember him." Shown at the time of his retirement are students Greg
Love, Judy Mickle and Tom Hayter.
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Best Wishes
SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
on your
75th Anniversary
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