Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 23, 1955, p. 15

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y high tales published by sttudents of georgetown high school 1 volume 4 no s wednesday evening nov 23 1065 geobgetown ontak10 rgetown wins football trophy by praa 04111 georgetown routed lo 170 vic tory over afilton on not ember 10th thus being the second team to win lh4pau league trophy lflswetown started like champs the allnrce from the kickoff moving jedwb lo the hilton goallino but the milton boy i refuted to play dead and h erdlt must be given them as they bald firm for three down in the saeond quarter tfarkeoxie re covered a fumble deep id uhun ter ritory and dave lurt on an extension light galloped for the major dave kkked the convert and uter added a tingle before the half there v as no further scoring until th fourth quarter when ieorgetown extended for ten points the ftiat of the two fourth quarter touchdowns reaujte again off a uil- uss furaue which waa recovered by pte hart and from then dave hart romped around right end for the tv sandy alackeiule picked up the se- cond five points which waa the uat of the game both convert attempt failed incidentals the ghs team tackled extremely hard the result being that bill thomnaon t milton star waa ta ken to hoapllal with kidney trouble and a broken finger thfs was poten tially unfortunate for hilton as thry had weak bench strength we hope everything li fine with hill we also thank milton for hospitality georgetown won the iami league trophy and the hoaa challenge trophy for being the best team in lulton county i understand that the winning team last year preston were treated to a steak dinner by the school board ahem to the vic tors the spoils final standing v w i f g 6 3 1 if 6 2 4 p 6 4 2 a 6 1ft school will have own christmas cards deuo wriftglmwortit the student council held aoeuag at noon hour on tuesday november 15th when several things were discus- sd student council cards will be sold in the near futurethe price are sic for lower upper and middle school price are 0e these cards presented at school dances admit the bearer at a lower admission fee they also prove handy at other place such as the theatre skating rink where a person wishes to take advantage of student ticket rate school christmas card will be sold at the end of the month these are embossed with the school crest and are sold to other atudruu for their personal use the price ts 100 per dozen dont kohtikt the ghs baxaar wednesday december 7 ft jo lo 0 30 p m girls will play speeds all this year gafutve sxeh speedball is finally getting a start until now the weather has been play ing havoc with us 1 would like to enlighten my young protege on the subject of speedball it is played on a football field and u a combination of soccer ootball and basketball do not fret girls it real ly isnt rough i would like to see more interest shown in this sport there is a basketball kami between 10 and 12 scheduled for thursday weather permitting this h all the sports until next report a pts 70 6 10 34 75 4 58 32 b 27 84 2 diogenes b haas we see an encouraging transforma tion about ghs such enthusiasm many go out at noon and some even tay at school at nfght juit to play basketball the volleyball nets have been taken to the sideline whit the atandarda have been transferred lo the asphalt a big improvement it teems our fears of injuries on the hard aurface were unfounded rule which must be occasionally amended are incorporated with a view to keeping the action going and inaintalnlng interest in the sport the tan second line keep the half mov ing forward three seconds in the key stop jamming and clinching in terest spirit and action sometimes flag for lack of these if on the new court the boy were sometime allow ed to referee the game a first hand knowledge of the working and reas oning behind the rule would be gai ned a few booklet on refereeing and fame fandamcntau would be a fine help at this time junior compuint depart jim gill needed bulletin hoard in the hall be side the principals office a part of the wall is used as a bulletin board we the student body think that it would be easier to put up and take down articles of interest if a proper board were placed there we could then uftc tacks to hold things in place instead of scotch tape which leaves a mark on and sometimes rips the arti cles of interest show cabinet since the school has so many cups and trophiri to its credit it is a shame that it has no pio- per place for thawing them 1 think it would 1m a nice gesture if some of the grade nine or others who lake industrial art or someone who is handy uith tools would make a nice showcase in which we could place he trophies kvrryone then could ad mire them and the one who worked so hard to earn them would br proud atiothet bus it 1 not rdeaaanl having to wait 40 minutes to an hour after school is over before you eci on the bus which will eventually lake you home why is there not another bus it will be necessary to have more buses very soon so why not one more now most days it is quie hard to hitch hike a ride and if you do ev entually take the bus the norval kids get home around 3 pm this means that they dont get much work done before supper it is most aggravating football summary by frank cmalll the students of georgetown llih school can be truly proud of their 1dj5m football learn yet its success would have been impossible if ft wasnt for the capable assistance of coaches uambert and armstrong who- did a great job in devoting their time and energy into the molding together of this team which brought home to the high school lhe kuts challenge trophy lor being the nest tram in walton county and the camp league trophy for win ning the championship and last but not least thanks lo the cheerleaders who portrayed the iplrlt of the high school at all the games the followlnc is s recap of the srs son clis 11 richmond hill s surprise win for moat fans dave hart collected the 11 points cub 8 preaton o leprechauns out in xull force lor georgetown in this one dave hart gallops 60 yards for the five pointed on an interception preston makes valiant efforts to score but the clock bests them to the punch hiltorj 0 ghs 11 georgetown appeared stronger than previously tds d hart j single d hart- acton 0 ghs h acton completely swamped here tds dave hart 2 pete hart doug richardson singles dave hart 3 s mackenzie ghs 10 acton 0 second stringers used frequently as defensive unit do a great job tds rirhsrdson dobbie d jlsrt single d 1 1 art prrston 6 ghs 5 georgetown tackling and blocking sloppy tds mackrrulr gils pi milton 0 ghs 17 ghs wins chsmplonship besting milton convincingly tss i hart 21 mackriulr sing les d hart 2 ghs ifaguk scorers td s its 1 hart r 7 47 s mackenzie 2 1 11 i richardson 2 0 10 p hart 1 0 s t dobbie 10 5 mrs- hardie upon occasion in roeoftt ytan the fajniliar faces f before us ev ery mortting have been replaced by less familiar but just as amicable vis- ages airs hardie- was one of these suppjy teachers she became known to us as the teaching aupjyteaehfcr for unlike many spare instructors she actually taught before this lady arrived when the news reached our straining ear that a regular member was ab sent we raised our arm and our col- ces and shouted hallelujah a spare in other words no home work hut mrs hardje changed ail that she began plugging at kngiish french and math anything we happened lo be having ierbap the variety in per sonage gave us new life for we even came to our senses long enough to take in a few helpful points as we have advanced in school and years we have realised the value of learn ing so we came to enjoy ufa hardies presence in fact we enjoyed it so much that we brought her back as a regular staff member teacjiing french ix grade x french and kng iish and grade xi kngiish on be coming more familiar with her we have found that she combine enough slerness with the right amount of good humour to keep us out of rauvh- ief and progressing steadily even hap pily on the road of learning krom where had sirs hardie recei ved her experience in this training youth in the first place she was once a teen agar herself and a student at the airdrie academy ns glaagow here she went through the same trial and temptations as we do now since then she knew what lay before her her next task was to learn how lo deal with these individuals called young people yor this information the took herself to glasgow university where beside these other accomplishment she received honours in french and german fot practical experience ahe tried her hand at the profession tea ching several year at high school in aberdeen morgan academy in dun dee and a girls high school in stoke- on trent which is well known in the field of pottery leaving her home in scotland she came with her husband to norvalin canada in 1051 hy supply teaching in brampton and georgetown air hardie learned thai her extensive edu cation was of great use in teaching the canadian youth now we arc proud to say that lhe belongs to us and our school for we have come to like and respect her both as a teacher and a nend pre5tfon downs ghs by rk rytuill on november 7th georgetown suf fered their first setback of the season when they were upset by preston pj the game was played in cold blinsrd- ly weather which made il impossible to use a passing offence pvott n started strong by don lost- ing the first quarter although failing to score th red and clus teemed to get rolling in the second quarter and uac- kenzie from the fifteen crossed for the major the convert attempt which later would have been the lying point was missed for the rest of the lecojirt half preston was a determined bunch and jack gib proved this by siocting ar ound jright end for what was to be bunaua tand and the end oi george towns pointless defensive rrcord the convert whirh was the major play of the game should never have happen ed the georgetown linemen crash ed through and lippared to have blo cked the kick nut unfortunately they seemedvo forget the ball was still in play and a preston man scooped up the ball from a mas of legs and he threw a wohbler to ron wintrford in the end tone fur the all important point georgetown recovered slowly from this shock of being on the tail end of the score but with three minutes re maining put on a drive that should have netted them the point dave hart booted one deep into the end- xone but the georgetown players were too slow getting down field and wes ton managed to sneak the ball on to the two yard line thus all weston had to do was hang on to the ball which they did and georgetown suf fered its first defeat of the season th oiwtosttowh hswalo wednesday evening ho rd u0- page 5 iwafobl li niglw any tim hflolrfcaapwag day woot full or part time- dlplaeie court stajrsahar caurtm special tours arran ged to suit the individual beed l of the student pre catalogue phone writ or visit brampton business callip 31 avula si bras lilt j -1- peter pruneau piasyirlrlo stucco wouc pr mtlmata mw ae canalr i ontario st tv mu1 the art gallery terry harley in the georgetown high schools ef forts to become completely modern a few departments have been overlook ed one of the more noticeable of these u the collection of masterpieces which now hang in the old section nf the school some of these if in spected may be found to be rem brandt originals the blue roy which at the moment enriches the wall in room 4 seems to have chang ed his expression from boredom to utter disgust to waste time in this way it is not very nice for the kida who have to go to school early in the mor ning either more wasted time cadet report b tlmteck on sunday november 13th armis tice day ceremonies at the cenotaph were carried out to honour the dead of the first world war the second world war and the korean war many people turned out for the ce remony and various units participated m the march past member of the canadian iegion outnumbered the other unit nut the cadet corps had good strength too i would like to encourage thoic who have not yet taken part in cadet wmk in the near future there will he coup sea at brampton consisting of stgnars mortar and antitankf weapon these courses will be alt ended by senior cadets in grid xt and xtl a gener a course will be held at the armour ies on wednesday nights thn course is for the students in grades ix and x for those who are interested in ei ther of the course please in out at the armours on wednesday at 7 pm all under one roof a branch of a chartered bank is much more than the best place to keep your savings it is an allround banking servicecentre that provides services useful to everyone in the community in every one of 4000 branches in canada people are using ail sorts of banking services they make deposits cash cheques arrange loans tent safety deposit boxes transfer money buy and sell foreign exchange only in a branch of a chartered bank are all these and many other convenient banking services provided under one roof a visit to the bank is the way to handle all your banking needs simply safely easily sbb thb bank about it onlr a chartered bank offers a full range of banking mnlraaincludingl svbtp accumtl currtmt acnantt jtiut acnunls cmmmrrrtsl lasnt fsrm imfrtnmml ltsmi nha martfif l htmt impnptmtnl lisas ftrtigm trodt j msritl imjermmliau btiymt d smag j fartig exiakgt ctmmtrcul ctutlma meaty trtmjtn mauy orjtrs amlbsnli drajn xranllm chtqun lttltrfj crtdil ssjtly tufaiil bexts crtjil lujtrmatim pwrckau ud salt pj siotrilhi cmttjytj stemma aaj tthtr vabwhus baauaxbymail communitv bennetts beat denne eenneh i eat thursday we had one grade 13 student wearing a colourful display of yellow and green even yellow pj s i suppose you know what that means it was cold why was one grade 13 boy scolded in kngiish class for day dreaming when he was only trying to recollect where he had lost his pen oh thats life ross why was one senior reporter given her assignment at such late notice was it because the girl sitting across from her had lost it incidentally rnrntoned girl pent one period loo king for it on tuesday in french class why did a certain boy turn such a purty ihade of red at the mention of 1000 girls being in one school now thats life r think dave do you still think french is for the frenchman you know i be lieve that there are a few people who agree with you pauline where is russia private joke building sand concrete gravel road gravel fill top soil tom haines clen william triangle 73302 vliloapjiutt f i a book talks pal quay 9a it came from the printers all shiny and new its covers and pages were red and blue it was carried to school ony many a morn it was read in bed at the crack of dawn j through all winds and weather it has gone many a time it has led him away from wrong time flies fast and the years have flown and he from boy to man has grown alasl many a long year has departed since then the book nbw holds an honoured place in his den many a grubby fingermark it bears many of the pages aro dogeared ana with tears this man he has married and a crow breaks the air maybe this boy will uccccd as hi heir maybe to him the book will unfold the righteous and godly things of old jogri too xn 6maua vtxiawow tav gojvicit liam a w0fcsj tmamcl billgarbutt sarah street w7riangu 73638 flowers for every occasion datlgn work spaclartyl flowers by wire anjrwhera in the world norton floral trlanale 73ss2 georgetown the office terry harley many times when ruahintf by the office or while waitlnff to have a par ley with a certain principal we have unintentionally of course picked up snatches of conversation solnj on within just recently wo heard off hand john i think your best oppor tunities lies in a field where your fa ther holds an influential position this sdvlco was surpassed in ambig uity by some other food for thouflht overheard a few days later a construction outfit was makirir an excavation perlously close to th ghs lawn he voice sounded like one of the school board speaking with rtference to the destruction comp ray i will let them dig a big hrlo and then i will step in were still waiting hopeflly for the big igropl cycoiqpysez advertising paysi thai chartbrbd bank sbjrving youfc monuments oak villi monumint works 90 celbrn srrmt daslgni on rsmust ceaaetery ienrtwng and monuaaeflfs cleaned comt kivs have ruiem arches from tawnfir 6ucm decided stands on questions wiring commercial and domostlc matty wjmm uboral tr i leq5electr8c y i i

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