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y- thk gatokgetown hbkald wednesday evening- oct mb iftm page ladies and gentlemen v0u will want to beak dy e g faludi town planning consultant who has been making an industrial survey of georgetown turkey dinner too st jollvh church tlall 7m pan thursday october 14th ticket 175- availoblr t herald office royal bank and from members vf the chamber of commerce sponsors 4 hi iii i actjmj call tr 72521 for excavating and grading ponds cellars etc top soil sand and gravel lanes haulage kfce ffltmovial 3beal a monument built of enduring granlta or marble symbolic in design and rev- erent in purpose resting in surroundings of peace and beauty a tribute of rcapact and honour to the dead a constant aouro of inspiration to tha living wa en ploy no agents 70a ear no eamwilssut by auraaa a card or letter will bring oar aerrteo ta javr dear oakville monument works cemetery lettering monuments cleaned m carbarns strvet west oakvffle r our new truck now on the road to bring you on the spot fuel oil service watch for the distinctive green and lemon truck summer coal prices 1 stove coal 2450 nut coal 2400 w h kentner son trianffb 72851 di acuta your full requirements with us ken harrison choir leader third tear in sue craku- graeungs one and all welcome to our first edition of high tales for this term our choir is well underwsy for another successful year we hope we have an almost completely new choir this year with the exception of a few old faithfuls and of course our director ken llarriaon who la beginning us third term wlfh us maybe hes a little grayer than he was three years egu but hr atlu seems willing to be our leader although we have loot many good 4 singers 1 do believe un first judg ment that the first formers almost have a cholr la themselves this year we have booming altos once again but thv sopranos sre weak as compared to lust years group the second sopranos are the same as ever though not worth mrnttunlng plans have been made for guelph ktwajil festival at first otif choir master liad a grrut lavas for girls chanirid ins tnliul when he diuuv- rift ills alius hud to slug almost as high as tin- froprunosso 1 gurts our lone supporter entering in tlu fes tival will be- put wlllson kinging in the girls solo under eighteen ileal of luck to you anyway pat the festival by the way li bruit held around the first of novtiutxr wr arc starting to practice fur concerts so wr have been lufonn- ed anyway but us yet no dalr or places ha v e been a nnou need so i hiivr nu rwrwi in that category speaking about news 1 guess that kumi it up for this issue so until next time so long 4h club begins lrajiae zjsrau mot new club begin by elect tng officers aim our recently organ ized club wui no exception wluii two wwki ago i job crawford whi elected president itogtr adtly vicc- prcmilciit and sheila carney secre tary to i mn their club member i were shown an instructional film on tree conservation tills film told in story form the way in which the correal sized trees are cut from a forest for use as fuel or lumber as the 411 tlub is a new under taking in our school we owe it ev ery bit of support wc can muster and we htpc that our club is a great success as lumbering la one of canadas major industries wa ought to learn more about lis func tion and progress this club not only ofters ihli instruction but guarantees its members a lot of fun in doing so high xjblles published by students of georgetown high school volume s no 1 wednesday evening oct 6th ism georgetown ontario heat your home better automatically cojemgn oil floor furtrtice if waemnool shall tes culimin ob flaw intta ws im the hoar bseaiasaifo atatfel i ttesdbt rhjjali h istty cid o r 4 caltoiab uitmm ww low in cott we can intlall quickly see ls mow s building products improving the calendar by deng wrlggleaworth 1 wonder how many of us know that there is s word calendar as sociation which is solely dedicated to the introduction of a world cal endar which will be a vast improve ment upon the present system among the improvements are the following the present calendar has unequal quarters 00 01 and 02 days while the world calendar has equal quarters 01 days each the present calendar has months of irregular length while the world calendar months rim in a regular rhythmatic pattern 31 30 30 31 30 30 etc 1 tie present calendar months vary from 24 to 27 business days while che world calendar months run 26 business days each the present calendar has grass hopping dates never twice in succession on the same week days while the world calendar has days and dates always agreeing from year to year since four quarters of 01 davs each add up to only 364 days every year there is a worldsday dedicated to goodwill cocperation and peace this comes on the day after the 80th of december alan each leap year thcro is a leap year day dedicated also to goodwill cooperation and peace it falls on the day after the 30th of june both these days arc civic world holidays i wonder how many of us would like our birth days on the same day or christmas always on a monday or labour day always monday the 4th of septem ber or easter always on a sunday april the uth this certainly gives us all food for thought if this new calendar is adapted throughout the world it will bo much more efficient than out3 present ralenrtnr system what last years specials are doing pat wiluaa as the result o a thorough search we of tlie competent commercial class lurve unearthed the following jswls concerning the livelihood of our predecessors iat terry is em ployed at micro llastic and bar bara smith at lieardmures the banks of georgetown luivo obtain- ed three well qualified employees tuuorly marilyn wartuw lois mile- ham aikd marilyn liarnrs nancy willie is working at a v ko whllo helen chuplln is ut the provincial mill here in georgetown lois jar- vie is woring for dixie cup and ivurl louth is ut the west uw of- flcr both in llramptou louise tucker of georgetown commute daily to toronto wiiere she is em ployed ut toronto division of smith aiul stone glenna duhcrty and muriel hurt are wtl dolphin craft while aniuimarie spltler u mar ried mils year wc have thirteen nun mental students each with high mjhs of a bright aiul successful fu ture time and work will tell tho tale whatsmybeef mrbeth tins column is primarily dethca- tetl to the constructive criticism f the school and any uctlvltlc- con nected to the school if in my truv- ell throughout this institution 1 wr wtuit i deem to be miscarriage of justice 1 will complain in this column hut on the other hand if some person has done a worthy thing for this ichonl he or she will receive due mention here there fore this column is the representa tive of justice in our school paper my first beef is against the stud ent not all jut a few of the noonhour students vou have re ceived permission to use the double room as your eating establishment during noon hours yet one rainy day several unthinking students with muddy boots left their muddy sig natures in said room you do not act in such manner at home we hoe unci therefore should not ut school if you do not appreciate what la being done for you by the school board look around and with those who appreciate it enjoy it by using common sense and judgment in my opening gxiragraph i sto- ted 1 also gave out praise well id like to praise the teachers for put ting up with the initiation activi ties and the party including init iation especially mrs hess who opened her ltome economics room to the student council to keep the pop cool in the refrigerator and the sandwiches in one place in addi tion she allowed itudcnta to use her room to prepare the sandwiches and cookie fors the party thany you mrs hess some students arc complaining about the rule which prohibits any one from cntciing the school until 1 pm at noon however this should affect the town students very little because surely by the time one is in high school one can judge how long it takes to walk to school and gauge the time accordingly to arrive between one and onefif teen in rain or cold weather this is only common sense students who come by bus to school have the pri vilege of staying within the school all noon hour if they wish but once out may not come back in until one oclock board rules demand noon hour supervision of students and the staft has fqund 99 per cent of th students have cooperated wil lingly- and courteously editorial dob tucther another year oi 3 rs and ft has rolled around with oils new season has come some improvement these being chiefly a new addition to the cus tie and s newly reoguntted high school newspaper the school is being completely reocgunlted as is high tulei thlc uutson many new facs are to be seen on our high tules still including hill llardmuu ai cadet reporter dave carter as photographer cat willson as cum- uterclul spec la u represniiative and sue crabtree choir mctiibct and rrjjorter replacing llev hyde al ong with these are doug wriggles- worth of 2nd form and hot hill as representative lor the first form the system of room rrirts has been utjuikdoncd td be replaced with uaaigned columns by each member of the paper all tills would bo only theory if it were not for mr hlcin of the herald his slendld cooperation and donation of this space also not to be forgotten is our long sultering mr armstrong who along with commercial spec ialists deciphers our writing and traikforms it into typing also this year miss parkinson and principal j i lambert have agreed to help us witli advice end cooperation tto make our undertaking uorth while with all these improvements wc in tend to make this paper something ofwhich chs students can be proud student council plans active 5455 season this year the student council was form at immediately after thtr open ing of the term and efficiently wc hope huidlcd it first major student activity the annusl initiation par ly it is the aim of the council this year to make the best possible use of its facilities and to try to fully represent the students of gils the council is larger than lost year as there are 0 classes now the largest number yet at chs two members were elected from each class and in two meetings plans have been outlined for the new school year ahead which it is hoped will be beneficial for all in gils evenafoew heating system by teiry lurley the heating lyitem in thn new addition partially relics on tho btcun heat in the old part in a far corner of the older building ii a room full of pipci and conks foremost stands a large srecn bol- ler with all the trim g es handles dials ancpeven an elec tric eye the boiler burns oil to generate enough steam to heat tho old school not all of the stoam goes for heating the old parfe tho some of the sveam is used to heat cadet report by bill llardman line up against the wall was the command and georgetown high school cadet corps began another training year the old veterans pre pared to go on parade while the first year cadets stood in a group all with the same blank expression it did not take long however for the recruits to learn the dos and donts of the old army game tho cadeu were divided in two groups first year cadets and sen iors the two groups will remain divided all year with the first year cadets taking basic training such as drill rifle bren sten rocket launcher grenades map using and organization the seniors will take a more advanced course with prac tical work on what they have been uiught last year they will also take lectures on administration or ganization technique of instruction and mutual instruction the second parade night septem ber 22nd the cadets started their regular schedule the first period was a combined drill period under tho command of ll teeter the second period was stripping assem bling and some of the rifle by cjll timleck for the first year cadets trie senior cadets took on technique of instruction the third period was a voice and confidence test for the seniors given by lt teeter whllo the first year cadeta took stripping ami assembly of the sten machino carbine range firing has started with fir ing tuesday after 400 and wednes day after cadets after the first year cadets pan their tost of oilm en lnry tralnlngon the rifle- there qill be firing thursday after 406 oclock tho girls rifle team la firing wednesday ofter four oclock there are roports that tho girls are rapidly improving in rifle fir ing if they improve much more 5hs sports day a new feature oerald hstt something hew something old its all in the georgetown hign school ive been told but this is the first of its kind injthe ghs this is something new dinvrent snd greut novelty umnlstake- ably planned tt give the wee fax- mors or slibuni 1 suy first forpiers a glimpse of ghs life aiul then to jmt the older students in a good mood forvvtirl ask the teachers i dont know about ttuit neverthe less whistling singing humming plus a little giggling filled the hall thurwluy morning in the afternoon runnlngwioif and jevna am tea red on the scene sjmjrts day had started the boys filed out onto the soccer field while over iim- fence the girls spilled out onto th volleyball court for the boys u soccer tournament lud been planned kour soccer teams were drawn up as evenly balanced as possible under cuptalns d ander son g scott d hsrt s mackenzie under the skilled super xray eyes of mr prouse and co co means mr prouse and his whistle which lie must have received for christ mas because he continually blows it teams a snd ii andersons and scotts played to a scoreless tie even with 5 minutes overtime then teams c and d which resulted in another scoreleos tie with 5 minutes over time so nobody won nobody lost and everyone had a good hearty and vigorous workout with a few bruis es picked up along the way on the other side of the fence under the pointing fingers of miss parkinson snd mrs hess a volley ball tournament was in progress for the girls but oh my it was a sorry day for the wee formers there was one bouncing eager overjoy ed lass who had finally got the knack of the game she was going to help her team win even if it kil led her the ball had come float ing over the net and ahe braced herself wound up her arm like an aeroplane propeller leaned and with hef wtiole body weight now coming forward like an express train to found that ball she took an ex tremely wlfltcd swing missed threw herself into a flashing whirl and wound up in a volleyball net they lost anyway 2nd form had elimina ted first form and 4th form had el iminated 3rd form then 2nd and 4th form met for the playoffs in a 15 minute time limit in which 4t escaped with a narrow margin of 1710 which isnt bad for 2nd form is it after jlhc three cheers and the boos were heaved there was a brief general square dance on the volly- ball court to end our first sjporls day in ghs history watch for future rugby news the team is shaping up with lots of room though for new recruits football schedule fall tekm 1954 thursday october mth preaton at georgetown milton at acton thursday october 21 georgetown at acton preston at milton monday october 25th milton at georgetown acton at preston thursday october 2fith georgetown at preston acton at milton monday november 2nd georgetown at milton preston at acton thursday november 5 n acton at georgetown milton art preston harry greig enrols at cantab college sue cnbtree harrycrolbrtonner6ris luffthewtor ent has enrolled this year in can- system in thsnewrbonui and stlu tab college jn toronto harry who more ateam is used to heat the wa- tookthe coramerelal course at the ter for the hot water taps in both school here two years ago baa fcarts been emplyed at smith ond stones x alter the steam makes its trip office for the last year through and around tea old rooms lois of success to vjhirharryl lju pumped back to a condensation pump in the boiler room- and from there lt returns to the main dollar another pump besides the cothrfrtec initiation party leanne dsreu after putting- our first formers through the torture of their initia tion the usual closing party was held in honour of tiie survivors truurlnsryeartjiey wtumitatnljrbowhenone thlnksofajiarty the- among the top scorers qualifying for llrst thing that came to mind la the lord strathcona- badge can fopdr bid we have foodtdid they dp it we have food ute certainly and why were you late forpor- did in fact so much that no one ado they called- the roll before i got tnere dared mention the word food to- anyone whtf wastrylnimogastrid of the leftovers sandwiches and cookies were provided by the up per gradesand the student council your cooperation in submltuns news of your vlh and visitors blake te herald paprtob tank force ttvhot wetr7thrpugh litranttff yflil rills rani fiiii i t- r ii an eloctrlc eye lids a called the supplied tfceeorr drinks- to wind fire eye and it j focuasednthe up the parry- thosewho had eaten oil burner to see and indicate 11 the n oco andwkheec and tbere- oil ignites the burner in turn la lore could still tnpve governed by a thermostat which is elpatd in afew1 outside v- mcbm hmt wsnbottiacbeii holiday ah0y