The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-12-12, Page 171
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JULIA CRUIKSHANK, one of three students winning Ontario
Scholarships in Grade XIII exarninations last June is pic-
tured es she was presented with the High School Board
Scholarship, which she also won, by Gordon Moir, board
chairman.—A-T Photo.
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Student Council
A student council meeting
was held sometime last week
(precise attention to detail). It
was announced that $640.50
had been cleared on the Maga-
zine Drive. Various financial
matters were dealt with and ad-
mission price for the formal
(December 20th) was set at
$2.00, after heated discussion
(two form representatives began
to slash at each other with
steel-edged rulers).
Elwin Moore and Daryl Gib-
son were appointed as Journal
Editor and Assistant Journal Edi-
tor respectively. Glenn Mach-
an outlined the 'Vox Preview'
project. 'Vox Preview' is a lit-
tle
ittle magazine which will be
published for high school con-
sumption. It will cost 30¢ and
contains lists of coming events,
candid photos (taken around the
high school in the last few
weeks), pictures of the football
team in action, cartoons, etc.
Draw Winners
At Teeswater
Winners of the Teeswater
Chamber of Commerce Decem-
ber 7th draws were: 1st prize
$25.00, Bert Armstrong, R. R. 2,
Teeswater; 2nd prize $15.00,
Master Dean Netzke, Teeswa-
ter; 3rd prize $10.00, Hugh
McCallum, Teeswater.
This week's draws were
made by Mrs. Robt. McClure,
Miss Elda Wall and Miss Mary
Anne Melvin.
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President Alex Hamilton urged
form representatives to unearth
the talent hidden in their class-
es so that Literary meetings
would be possible.
The members decided that
Grade Thirteen should have an-
other Student Council represen-
tative in keeping with the rep-
resentation by population prin-
ciple. (Hugh Mundell was la-
ter elected by 13B). The Stu-
dent Council authorized Philip
Adams to engage the services
of the Matheson Band for the
formal.
Will WDHS Go?
Rumour has it that the name
Wingham and District High
School or W.D.H.S. is to be
changed to Wingham Colle-
giate. If this reprehensible ac-
tion is carried out, various prob-
lems will immediately arise.
For example, the first two lines
of our school song are:
"Cheer, cheer, for old Wing -
ham High
Let's lift the roof right up to the
sky."
These immortal words would
doubtless have to be changed to
the following:
"Cheer, cheer for Wingham
Collegiate
Let's lift the roof right up to the
skegiate."
However, all would not be
lost if we could only find a
skegiate and make it the school
mascot.
Commencement
Commencement was held
last Friday evening as you may
have realized from looking at
the rest of the paper. The in-
mates had eagerly awaited
Commencement since it meant
that packing boxes, desks etc.,
would have to be cleared out of
the gymnasium and the basket-
ball season could start.
On the fiteful evening suc-
cessful students from last year's
Grades Twelve and Thirteen
were lined up in a double row
in the lower corridor. They
walked into the gym in pairs
and sat in reserved chairs at the
front. Affairs were conducted
with the confusion which is one
of our finest traditions. Your
observer did his part to further
this confusion at one point in
the evening when he gave a
masterful demonstration of the
finer points of musical chairs.
Criminal Unmasked
What well-known and high-
ly respected member of the
W.D.H.S. teaching staff was a
rum -runner desiring Prohibition?
If you're interested look in this
column next week for a piece
entitled 'Expose'. You won't
find it.
A tourist in Paris was en-
dezvouring to use some of his
high school French to order his
luncheon, "Garsong," he said,
"je desire consoorne royal, et
un -piece of pang et burre—no
hang it—une piece of burr--"
"I' m so sorry, sir," said
the tactful waiter, "I don't
speak French."
"Well," snapped the tourist,
"for heaven's sake send some-
one who can."
Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec. 12, 1963 --Page 9
Child Taken to London Hospital
WHITECI-IURCH—Last Wed-
nesday 2 -year-old Donnie De -
Boer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
DeBoer of Con. 2, Kinloss, was
taken to Dr. Mel Corrin in
Lucknow when he could not be
aroused from sleep.
Dr, Corrin had the child ad -
mitted to Wingham District Hos-
pital and on Thursday afternoon
he was transferred to a London
hospital where x-rays revealed
a skull fracture and infection.
Because of the infection Donnie
is in the isolation ward.
At present he is not on the
serious list.
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