The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-21, Page 9We'll Do
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Editorial
Enthusiasm dwindles
The enthusiasm that accompanies students to school for the
first month has now completely disappeared. Students appear
bored and some are even Counting the days til summer.
Everytime the fast approaching exams are mentioned everyone
groans or threatens to commit Suicide. When the interim reports
came out on Monday everyone started to realize that in a month's
time the first term will be over. A lot of people are glad that one
third of the school year is almost completed.
It is too bad that these people are wasting their time watching
the days speed past. There is so much to do here at South Huron
and so much to look *ward to.
These are the best years of our lives. We should enjoy them, One
should not stand back and let them pass for many regrets can
come in later years if this attitude is taken.
Everyone should join a club or take part in sports. Everyone
should get involved! The exams will be over before you know it
and you will wonder what all the worry was about.
Whether you are in grade nine or thirteen don't just sit there
and become stagnant. Become a part of South Huron High School,
The rewards far outweigh any arguments you may have,
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Times-Aiivocote., November 21, 1974 row, Suddenly Skipped any classes lately? Shop at Rome
By LINDA FLEMING
I'M sure that three quartqs of
all persons attending this school
and reading this article have
skipped classes before, and the
quarter that hasn't will probably
do so in the near future.
But, are you,belping yourself?
To skip class is to miss work, to
miss work is to get further behind
in your studies and to drop down
in your academic standing. The
educational program is set up to
help us learn and improve our
knowledge for our future era-
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are lessening our chances of
gaining a job that we should be
educationally prepared for,
Don't ever think that you are
pulling the wool over a teacher's
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when student's are missing
classes on purpose. When they
report us, it's for our own good, to
make us realize the importance
of attending class and completing
homework.
I am speaking of shipping,
from personal experience, I'm in
grade 12 and have shipped enough
classes this year tomake up for
' the cutting of classes I didn't do
in grades 9, 10 & 11,
What have I to show for my
missed classes? NOTHING! Just
a wasted term and low marks.
Face it! It's not worth it.
Attend class, complete your
work, bring your marks up and
improve yourself.
Look at me, a grade twelve
student, skipping classes, I
should be ashamed of myself.
The morning begins.Calm,
clear, peaceful. Suddenly
something falls. Something
white. Kveryone realizes that this
is something new. Suddenly
everyone remembers. Kids on
, their school buses cheer. Their
bus driver suddenly puts on the
windshield wipers.
Finally the kids unload from
the bus, bundled up for a winters'
day, Jumping for delight, the kids
talk among friends about this
annual discovery, Some like to
ignore.it. But others jump for joy.
Racing to be the first to roll this
white feathery mixture into a
ball.
Falling from the sky, it hits
your nose, shoulders and
eyelashes and melts. Disappears.
But where does it go? What does
it turn into?
Suddenly it comes down much
more heavily. In gusts, It is alone
out in the world. Blowing alone.
Suddenly you can't see. you are
walking as if blinded. It is
blowing much more heavily..
Fighting for its life.
Suddenly it is gone.
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And I quite agreed with her.
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We're not the friends we were at
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I don't know how it happened'
Maybe it was when you quit
school
I didn't understand why you did it
I ended up feeling like a fool.
I hardly ever see you now
We've gone our separate ways
Its too bad about our friendship,
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