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Life is Groovy
GEORGE JARDINE 12A
Ca/in Christian cure and love
are great to me
And while the beauty of our God
is shown
Never are the externals of life
to be
As valued as within, to me has
grown.
Do you see the message in black
and white,
Above the ties of Nationalism?
In eyes and faces shining with
light, so bright,
Surely we shall traverse and fill
the chasm.
Many the times that we stood
and we fought,
Young men, old men,
children together
have fallen for what we have
been taught or thought.
0 that our love we shall «,ver
Sever,
Make us, 0 God, to be so kind.
anti true
Ending all with the bef:t tho.r we
could do.
"Hanel()j ab"
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"And now for our ensemble
number," said the special
speaker that Sunday night in the
church and I felt a panic slowly
creep all over me but mostly in
my stomach. Am I going to be
sick? No, I can't, not in front
of all these people, just waiting
to pmmee at the first mistake.
My legs! if they don't stop
trembling I'm going to die, yes
W , Adn't that be -.eat? --
only fiat: in the ensenibi,„
stead of six! They could carry
it out surely without me. But
no, I couldn't die -- not here,
in the choir; don't think such
gruesome thoughts. What if I
trip over that step when we
make our way to the front? I
can just see it now. THUD -
silence - no laughing just looks
of disgust and more looks of dis-
gust. I could have broken my
neck but still just looks of dis-
gust.
She's giving us the signal and
I'm up. Oh, no, my first mag-
nificent goof. We're supposed
to rise at the same time. Guess
who didn't? Who else? Me, of
course, can't I do anything
right? Oh, well, we all make
mistakes but this -- 0 gosh, I "
forgot the mike! Quick Jean,
grab it, slow; remember pull it
off the stand slowly and lightly.
No! No! It can't be true? It's
stuck. Help!
Now what, pull Jean ....
CRUNCH -- echo, echo, echo.
How could such a little bang be
picked up so loudly? Have you
ever heard a roar of an angry
lion? Well, this comes close to
describing this interruption ex-
cept in a silent church it sounds
more like the roar of an angrier
lion. Looks of disgust, looks
of disgust. I'll faint. What
more could possibly go wrong?
Now we're ready, we're
singing! Hold it! Oh no, even
in all our practices nothing
sounded as bad as this or worse.
Would you believe about an oc-
tive higher or six notes higher
than our beginning note? What-
ever, it was terrible! Looks of
disgust! Looks of disgust!
I can just hear my voice
screech next, but no, not me.
I'll do all right, nothing more
could possibly happen.
SCREECH, no, not my voice,
but yes it was! Looks of dis-
gust, looks of disgust. Oh my
heart, I really think that it will
be in my mouth the next time
Teen Topics
INTERVIEWER
PETER CALLAN 12A
QUESTION: "Would youlike
a Sadie Hawkins dance , when
the girls not only ask the boys
to the dance, but ask them for
the separate dances?"
0-0-0
JIM GRAHAM 12A; "I'd like
it, I'd like it!"
0--0--0
BETTY flETHERINGTON:12
A: "It sounds great!"
GEORGE JARDINE 12A: "I'd
like it."
0-0-0
LINDA MARTIN 12A; "It
sounds all right."
0-0-0
JIM ROBERTSON 12E: "It's
okay."
0-0-0
GARRY JAMIESON 10: "It's
okay."
I open it.
Now the first member sings
her stanza and so on to the fifth
member. Now it's my turn! If
I goof this, I'll never be able to
face anyone again. "Hallelu-
jah': That's my part! I goofed,
looks of disgust, looks of dis-
gust. My face is crimson I
know, Oh die a thousand
deaths! Have you ever heard a
frog speak with laryngitis --
that was me! Looks of disgust.
Oh no, I feel that urge to laugh,
hold it Jean. Ah, it's over. Oh
I wish I could hide. What's
that, what's holding me back,
the mike, put the mike back.
Halfway back into the choir loft
and I'm still holding the mike!
Am I ridden with a curse?
Sitting here with the rest of
the choir, all the past few min-
utes are whizzing around in me.
How I wish I were an ostrich,
then I could bury my scarlet
head!
"Amen" and then a murmur
of voices throughout the con-
gregation. Hallelujah, the ser-
vice is over but not this exper-
ience which will ever be re-
membered.
. .
BY J. A. GRAHAM
Mr. Madill received his ele-
mentary education at Lakefield
and secondary schooling at Lake-
field and Peterborough and then
went on to Queen's University
at Kingston where he took hon-
ours Mathematics and Econom-
ics. After a year at 0.C.E. he
taught at Port Arthur. lie then
came to Wingham where he
taught Physical Education and
later Math. After being vice-
principal for some time he be-
came principal in 1950.
Mr. Madill said he has en-
joyed teaching and working with
young people and that there was
never a dull moment in his
career, the high point of which
occurred when he was appointed
principal.
Mr. Madill said the changes
which are taking place in edu-
cation are necessary because of
the changing world of today.
The reorganized program has
been very successful in that it
gives students more opportuni ,
ties to take courses they like
and are suited to.
With the completion of the
new addition Mr. Madill feels
that this will provide challenges
and opportunities for both stud-
ents and teachers. Concerning
the abolition of grade 13 the
principal feels that abolishing
external exams is a step in the
tight direction but that the
grade should be retained with
the number of subjects reduced.
Mr, Madill's outside
ties are mostly sports: golf and
curling especially for the re.,
laXation they give. His aspira-
tion is that the school will be
able to meet the educational
needs of the area people. He
has no pet peeves but rather he
feels sorry for those students
who are not taking advantage of
the opportunities at school.
His motto: Put as much in as
you can and you will get as
much out. His personal com-
ments to students is that he
hopes that in the Centennial
year the young people of Can-
ada develop a greater pride in
their country.
A woman can he seared to
death by a mouse, but be will-
ing to take her chances with a
wolf.
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