HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-12-24, Page 131963 DODGE 4 -DOOR
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liam; Skinn Aurelia; Woolcock
Donald; Willie Wilfrid; Worm-
ington Malcolm; Dickert :Mur-
ray; Daw Wilson; Coulter Bryan,
Sanderson Wayne (equal); Mac-
Donald Carol; Burchill Gary;
McDonald Paul.
Absent: Smith Sandra.
GRADE IX
Occupations
First Class Honours: McKee
Norma and Scott Barbara
(equal) 75.8.
Second Class Honours:Brooks
Georgina 74.6; Brooks Donald
74.3; Hill Karen. 74.0; Golley
Barry 73,7; Brooks Marie 72.9;
Conley Royden 71,7; Dalton
Cletus and Drennen William
and Kirton Audrey (equal) 70.6;
Bridge Wayne and Wardell Lois
(equal) 67.4; Budnark Donald
67.2; Dawson James 66,9;
Rawn Sandra 66.8; Harrison Lar
ry 66.0,
Third Class Honours: McKee
Brian 65.5; Mattyn Randy 65.2;
Harris Raymond 64.3; Rinn Lin-
da 61.2; Latronico Linda 60.2.
Pass: Graber Kenneth 58.3;
Payne Elizabeth 50.3; Schu-
maker Patsy 50.2,
LEADERS CHOSEN—WDHS leaders were chosen by a
vote of Grade XIII students and the staff with Brenda
MacLennan being named queen and Murray Procter as
leader for 1964-65.—Yearbook Photo.
Edited by Sandra Cameron
W.D.H.S News
ACTIVITIES
At the beginning of last
week it was a disappointment
to most students to learn that
this year there would be no car -
rolling in the gymnasium but,
instead, there would be Christ-
mas music played over the pub-
lic address system from 8:45
until 9:10 each morning. As
this experiment proved unpop-
ular and unsuccessful those who
wished to sing carols could do
so in the gymnasium Friday
morning before class.
On Thursday afternoon at
3:20 a Christmas assembly was
held at which Jim Nasmith was
master of ceremonies. The
various glee clubs sang several
Christmas songs and the students
were invited to join in singing
some of the numbers.
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Friday afternoon before dis-
missal we held our semi-annual
locker clean-up. The prefects
were on duty in the halls to see
that it was done properly.
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This week Monday's and
Tuesday's timetables were inter•
changed to allow the students
to be in their home -rooms the
last period in the day to hold
class Christmas parties.
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The Students' Council exec-
utive and about 20 grade 13
students spent Tuesday decor-
ating the gym for the prom.
There was quite a goad turn-
out this year and I think every-
one enjoyed themselves.
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The students would like to
congratulate principal F. E. Ma-
dill and Mrs. Madill on the
celebration this week of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary. The teachers honoured
them at a dinner at Danny's
Restaurant Tuesday night. They
attended the school dance that
same evening.
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On closing I would like to
wish everyone a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
and Views
CHEERLEADERS
Boom-a-laka, boom-a-iaka,
Bow, wow, wow,
Chicka-laka, chicka-laka,
Chow, chow, chow,
Boom-a-laka, chika-laka,
Who are we,
Wingham High School,
Yessiree!
This is one of the opening
cheers of the Wingham cheer-
leaders. This year there are
two sets of cheerleaders. The
six junior cheerleaders consist
of Jill Thornton, Wendy Cronk-
wright, Rae Gurney, Brenda
Hall, Nancy Schaeffer and Peg-
gy Rae. They wear white
pleated skirts with purple sweat-
ers to represent the school col-
ours, purple and white. The
senior group is clad in white
sweaters with purple plaid
skirts. They are Linda Mahood,
Cheryl Roane, Helen Currie,
Bonnie Jardin, Noreen Nichol
and Judy Callan. At the begin-
ning of the year we made pur-
ple and white pompoms, hop-
ing that this would make our
cheers more effective and give
us more colour.
To qualify for the squad,
you have to be able to turn a
cartwheel, a backward and for-
ward somersault and a hand-
stand. Once the girls are chosen
it takes continuous practise to
work out the actions to match
the words of the cheers.
The first activity that the
cheerleaders take part in i s
the football games. It is no
easy job to yell at the top of
your lungs for about two hours
(and students I hate to say it),
but sometimes without much
response from the crowd.
The purpose of the cheer-
leaders, whether the students
realize it or not, is to arouse
enthusiasm among the crowd
and let the teams know we
stand behind them all the way.
School spirit has been lack-
ing among the students during
the football season, but basket-
ball season is coming up, so
come on students, when that
Wingham team gets on the
floor, let's let them know you
want a victory. Follow the
cheerleaders when they lead a
cheer and give the players
some moral support. Even if
they don't win you'll know that
your team went down fighting.
- By Helen Currie, XII F
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SAY UNCLE! Two of the boys taking wrestling instruc-
tion as part of the PT program are shown as they mix
it up on the mat during a practise session. Staffer John
Gnay is the instructor.—Yearbook Photo.
Billy yott be of
good cheer as Christmas
dawns...your heart full to over-
flowing with ail of the high happiness
and bountiful blessings of the bay, May
the joys of this Christmas be remembered
very happily throuh many a ion year to come:
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(Wingham) Limited
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THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF EXTEND BEST
WISHES FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
THE WDHS BUGLE BAND was caught in
action as they practised in the boys' vo-
cational shop this week, The band is mak-
ing good progress this year.—Yearbook,