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The Huron Expositor, 1982-10-27, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 27, 1982 4b� britcad@n Try it out, or you'll never know BY DORIS GLANVILLE Seaforth ,District High Schools activities are based on a,program of total group participation. The Students' Council gives the kids a chance to get inholved with the running of the school. Take for instance, the tuck shop, and cafeteria. These jobs offer a chance to feel trusted, as kids are dealing with incoming nioney, and also the responsibility of keeping sales running smoothly, and at the same time making everybody happy. It is a, .good idea, for the Students' Council to urge kids to get involved. It takes a lot of pressure off of the staff, and helps, the student body see ,what actually makes our whole system tick. This also helps tb show' that nobody is perfect. or miracle -workers; and just because our Principal and. Student Council. don't always give us what we want, doesn't mean they're square- instead it could mean that our budget won't allow it; or there could be something better in store? Gettinginvolved 'inside' the school can really be interesting. and the rewards are far greater than you could ever imagine -unless you trv. THE CAFETERIA In most high schools there is a cafeteria. SDHS is no exception, This year our cafeteria'is run by 21 studen volunteers, it's open ever day at lunch, selling a large variety of items and after school selling ice cream, etc. The cafeteria serves french fries, hamburgers., cheese- burgers, chickenburgers, hot dogs, soup, milk, pop, juice, vachon cakes and ice cream. When 1 interviewed Wilma Van Dyke, head of the cafeteria,., she said that they hope to be serving specials of pizza, fish & chips, cabbage rolls, and ham and cheese, weekly or bi-weekly, ' throughout the year. Although it's hardly / 0 MSF Find our ad in this paper for Pre -Christi I laS Savings? etherington Family ootwear Main St., Seaforth 527-1110 Why Wait? Best Rates DENNIS LITTLE Reinvest your present Canadian Savings Bonds at *141/4% (GUARANTEED 1.5 YEARS) CALL COLLECT 524-4376 f 1 524-8429 • �,�,Manu�ILife■ gourmet and the lineups are long and slow, the cafeteria is a great place to eat, by Cheryl Smith. JR. GIRLS BASKETBALL Oct. 12, the Junior girls basketball team played F.E. Madill (Wingharp) at SDHS. Although all girls played an excellent game they were defeated 41.34. The next day they,played Norwell. Again everybody played well. This t' le they won 51-34. Llay; Oct. 18, the Sea - forth girls travelled to St. 'Marys. It was a close game at the beginning, but then St. Marys got a lead. The Sea - forth team just didn't have a chance to catch up. The final score was 26-25. -Allyson Scott BOYS VOLLEYBALL Since last report, the senior boys' volleyball team has played in two tourna- ments at Stratford Central High School. On October 7, Seaforth travelled to Stratford where they played against Stratford Northwestern and Stratford Central. In the first game against Northwestern, Sea - forth won with a score of 15-5 and 15-13. In their second session, Seaforth split with North- western, winning 15-9 and losing 15 to 12. Against Stratford Central it was again a split. Seaforth won 15-12 and lost 15-9. On October 13, in Strat- ford, the senior team lost to Norwell 15-6 and again 15-6. Against Listowel, they lost 15.13 and 15-6. The senior team also lost both games to Goderich but the scores for that game are not available. The coach attributed the poor showing to lack of practice. for a week because of gym scheduling. "The boys just could not get it together on the 13th," said Mr, Procter. Their total is four wins to two losses. We are still pulling for you boys! •Brian Chessell Tse junior boys have play- ed in two tournaments, in Stratford since last report. On October ', Seaforth juniors lost two games to Northwestern 15-12 and 15-11, split with Central los- ing 13-15 and winning 15-11 and lost again to North- western 15-13 and 15-9. On October 13. the juniors played against Norwell. Lis- towel and Goderich winning five out of six games. The juniors now stand at '9 wins and 9 losses. We are behind you boys. •Brian Chessell THE WRITING CLUB The writing club is a group of SDHS students, lead by Mr. Caldwell, the English department head, who want to increase their writing talents and 1-a• chances at entering tir . work in competitions. The club meets on - Tuesdays at 3:10. The - ultimate goal for any writer is to have his or her work published in some way, whether it be in a magazine, book or newspaper. This is also the goal of ,the writing club. As a group, they hope to give some members the chance to have something published or in competition by the end of the school year. They are also aiming to improve their writing and attempt new writing styles. by Trish Rhnmer Frie ds are c nv g too "What are we doing Satur- day night guys?" That iS one of the famous sayings around the school. Or "Hey, what's going on this weekend?" This is always a big thing, what we are to do on the weekend. As children we all had many friends. When a kinder- garten child comes home from the first day of school, the first thing she mentions is all the new friends she met at school. Not often do we keep the same acquaintances all through our school years but in some cases we do. ➢ remember in grade, five being so jealous off a friend because she wasn't hanging around me anymore or being so discouraged when my pals gotangry at me for the simplest thing. For example Secretary retires S not helping "so and so" cheat on a test. As I look back now I think how silly that behaviour was. Friends aren't just some- one in need but someone to talk to when you have a problem, someone to give you help with your homework or just someone to give you a little reassurance -when you are feeling down. . When ➢ entered high school 1 met many new people. All my buddies from public school either went to Clinton, moved away or stayed in Seaforth. We still hang a round together but we ,aren't as close, We have changed but sometimes get together to reminisce about the good old days. "Remember when" and "have you seen so and so lately," are always a favour- ite. Whatever the case is. another drastic .change is quickly approaching. This year my friends and ➢ gradin...,., ate from grade 12. Most of us are going to college and a few are planning on attending grade 13. Take a moment to think of all the friends you've made through the years. Try to remember .the last time you talked to your friends from grade 12. �. In five years 1 will wonder what people from our gang look like. I may not always know where they are but the memory of the good times will remain in my heart forever. ' By Debbie Hulley , Gra rUOS s23.95 . 1p fry ran $1Q .95 sat • yd'. There's never been a group of carpets like the Anso IV Premiere Collection. And there's never been a better time than now to save money on carpet of Anso IV nylon, the original soil and stain resistant fiber. The Premiere Collection was created by bringing together the top-of-the-line styles from each of Ede erf riler $2259! a t Canada's top carpot mills And now through Novemller, we're offering spectacular savings on every.Pre- miere Collection carpet -and on every other carpet made of worry -free Anso IV nylon Come in today, and discover how little it costs to own the best that money can buy ANSO A @/ HS iss .Mrs. H. Best for Less! The.word is probably out by getting along well and doing you absent-minded people now that Jean Hildebrand is a great job. Dianne used to out there, start remember - secretary at S.D.H.S. once work at the board office. ing! - again , this year. As most In the past, Mrs. Hilde- I know 1 speak for ,every - people know, Mrs. Hilde- brand has opened the school one at S.D.H.S. when I say, rand retirel'd at the end of the for some students who forgot' "Mrs. Hildebrand is the best last school year. However, books, etc. This is a reminder secretary we've ever had and her return to work is only to those certain forgetful it will be harder to • say temporary. students: As ;of Oct. 15, Mrs. good-bye the second time As of the middle of last Hildebrand will not have a around." June, Joan Pinder has, been key to open, the school. So to Debbie Costello working at the board office in Clinton. She is covering for a woman on maternity leave. A record. review Joan is returning to the school Oct. 18. Mrs. Hildebrand said she was happy to fill in for Mrs. Pinder, not only because she likes the work and the atmosphere at school but she misses having students a- round her. As of yet,' Mrs. Hildebrand does not have any specific retirement plans. She is just takink it a day at a time. Mrs. Hildebrand says the job is interesting and it never gets monotonous. She always has something different to do which doesn't allow her to get bored. There is an advantage in being a secretary at a school of our size. Mrs. Hildebrand said, "The students are so fortunate to be able to go to a school of that size. The teachers know them so the students don't feel like some number in a book." According to Mrs, - Hildebrand. Dianne Steven- son, the new secretary, is One of the most promising bands to come out of the Australian music scene has got to be Men At Work with The problem corner 1 have a great big problem. Whenever 1 am with my friends I have this feeling that they are talking about me. Sometimes I feel in- visible for all the attention I get. i wouldn't be worried if 1 had this feeling only now and then but I get this feeling more and more. Should 1 speak up to my so called "friends"' and tell them how I feel or should 1 just let go that I'm imagining things What to do Dear What to do If I were you 1 would speak up to your so-called - "Friends". If they are really your friends they will listen to you and probably make you feel more at home with them. R. S1BOXLtd. their newest album Business As Usual. ' With two of the biggest hits on the music chart, Men At Work provide their own style of music which is a mixture of reggae and new wave and are still able to appeal to people with a taste for heavy rock. Getting their start in the nightclubs of Australia, they often performed in small bars where the stage was part of the dance floor, so if the people did not like what they were hearing. they were told so, making them perfect their songwriting. 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