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BIG SCREEN SPIRIT - A member of the Seaforth District during a Pep Rally last week which used all the latest
High School Athletic Association shows up on the big screen gadgets and gizmos.
Pep meets Hi -tech at high school
BY TIM CUMMING
Expositor Editor
MTV. met SDHS last
week...or so it appeared.
A high-technology pep rally
at Seaforth District High
School on Sept. 13 used the
big screens and rapid-fire video
segments made popular on
MTV and Canada's Much
Music.
The pep rally was the inspira-
tion of the student's council
who commissioned Pynx Pro-
ductions of Brantford to create
a slick, fast -paced video pro-
duction to boost student spirit
at the school.
Three large video screens, set
up for the Pynx dance that
night, were used for the after-
noon assembly.
The leading-edge assembly
was first discussed last August
Seaforth Council thinks there
has been enough costly
evaluation and review, mostly
benefiting lawyers, of alter-
natives to landfill in Huron
County. It opposed a resolution
from Ashfield Township at last
week's regular meeting that
"with the recent change of
government and the lifting of
restrictions on incineration it is
but students were hard at work
on the idea for the two weeks
leading up to the event.
Last Wednesday's student
rally featured an ambitious
segment by the school's
time to again review all alter-
native methods of waste
disposal...(and that Seaforth
Council support the request) to
urge the County to approve a
thorough evaluation of all the
alternatives to landfill."
Reeve William Bennett com-
mented that no matter how
compact, incinerated waste still
has to go somewhere and can
be just as toxic.
TIM CUMMING PHOTO
BALANCE IS KEY - The cheerleaders of Seaforth District High School had a chance to
show their routine to their peers during a Pep Rally last week. The assembly featured
current music and videos of school activities.
FROM PARIS TO SEAFORTH - Seaforth Public School French teacher Elizabeth
Szlachetka was host to Anne Efner, of France, last week. The guest, who comes from Paris,
spoke in French to students at the Seaforth school. Students learned it was the visitors
second trip to Canada.
cheerleaders. It also featured
video productions created by
students over the last few years
highlighting athletic achieve-
ments and good times had by
student athletes.
The highlight of the day,
however, was the polished,
professional video which was
edited by Pynx from student
video submissions.
The president of the
Brantford company says the
school spirit video productions
are a new project of his com-
pany.
"Our objective is to inject
comedy and keep the pace
really fast, that's paramount,"
said Rog& Duck. "This is the
pep rally taken to a new level."
During last Wednesday's Pep
Rally at Seaforth District High
School former student Matt
Lee, of the Trans Can Grand
NationalMotocross event,
presented Student's Council
with a cheque for 5850. The
money was for work the coun-
cil did flagging at the national
championship event in Walton.
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