Boys’ Sports Editor
ii IF port Editor

thoughts come to my mind,
First I would like to thank
the student body for the spirit

venience of the gymnas-
jae T would also like to thank
Mrs. Doherty and Mr. Carlin
for their continued good work
and cheerfulness despite the
noise, the dust and the cold.

High School Student

Newspaper Club,
DONNA ISHERWOOD
BRYAN SEDGEWICK

“cavity helps hamp

TED WAY
VIVIAN HASKINS
DICK ROGERS
MR. C. VOGLER

Word from the Principal *:.:".”*’

by Mr. A, L. Martin
At this time of year several

the funds raised.
T trust that the student body

in which they haye taken the/#S @ whole found the first half|vice-pres.

of the school year both profit:
able and enjoyable, I wish
hem good luck in their Christ-
mas examinations,

Finally, I would like to take
this opportunity to extend to

Klub News

ing room,
tor and Mrs. Arnold officiate
(and very nice mentors they

favors for the patient's trays,
and will later set up a Christ.

Semiahmoo has had and all the/mas tree and decorations in}pay scale, and answered num-
Students showed benefit from|the hospital. ‘This was the

Jast meeting of the present ex-
ecutive; Pres. Sharole Keddy,;
Sylvia Ready; sec.
Donna Isherwood; treas. Shar-
on Powell.

Right after Christmas a new
executive will be picked. The
Nightingales would like to
wish “everyone a yery Merry

THE NIGHTINGALE GROUP )D.K.?; Bobbie Dodd, mother of | Suit sure attracts them wistles
held their last meeting before twins.
Christmas in the hospital din-
Mentors, Mrs. Proc-|those in attendance at the last] wise kid.
.|Future Teachers Club meeting,

Christmas |déliver a most interesting talk

Yew |the Student Body the compli-| Christmas.

We een Ope dat ave. ee mens of the season from my-| Fine ®
Year at self and the staff. HI Varta
cellent con Sai f ish all The Hi-Y Hamper Drive is
RS pou a a ON aa now in full swing, The Hi-y

ool clubs su e. feirls are hoping that through
various: CA eae Ree Report on grade|s students’ contributions some
pleased a’ le inte: 9) families in the community will
by the members of cere abs: 13 Ss tour }have a happier Christmas,
The club activities are rep: Grade 13's have

a ry renewed| The boxes in the class rooms
ed in various columns of -the last year’s weekly goodwill are being-*filled with food, toys,
Renee RUC RR ES i o Ballinghan. jand clothes. At present in the
follow their progress with in- Two friendly police cars (4| Senior division class 2 is ahead
terest. : men) stopped the goodwill |of class 3, but we're expecting

My heartiest congratulations group . . . The men 8 grade|a turn in events. Mr. Dixin’s
go to the Student Council for} 13's) left at 7:00 and Were sup-|class is doing a terrific job
the excellent Magazine Drive | posed to hit Bellingham at 7:30/and we hope they keep it up.
they put on this year. This!iut due to circumstances, did gas

Was*the most successful drive/not arrive at their destination| A special congratulation to

"dll 11. |8o-getter Jackie McLeod, the
EEE ST

The group went to a Rock n’| girl who may save the day in

Roll Dance and just to show/the Hi-Y Hamper Drive, Jackie
al eatre how goodwilled they were, they|has spent her spare time col-|These are all Grade 1
didn’t go in. {I

. WHITE ROCK, B.C.
Phone WL 6-1382 & 8.9451

ting pennies for the worth-
Friendly merchants of  the| while fund, and has the total
town welcomed the

youths into their business Prem-| going, Jackie. We're wit'cha

Canadian |up in the dollars bracket. Swell| well as Wallace and White,

charts up and

Picked by Grade 1 Boys | tion is fierce for top

place
Jackie collects pennies; liso eee o \cariya Loney = Tete TE

Bonnie Eby: Flaming redhead| words per minute.

with a wonderful flair for style.| Diane zee - Typing 2050
Diane Silversides: Sophistica-|Words per min.

tion is the only word. Keep typing ‘kids! Let's
Nicki Hanford: Sailor-boy break some records.

er drive

Sharole Keddy: Leotards and
Dave Ogilvie - on behalf of|stylish sacks, for our fashion-

\ Linda Douglas: Bobbi (ha! get
wishes to thank Mr. Stride for}the pun) socks for our lovely
siving up his lunch hour to | lass.

Sallie Baker: Frills and fat.
les for this dainty Miss,
Vivian Haskins: This blonde
erous) questions. lass has got real class! t
Cae Denise Troak: This grade 13
TEEN TOWN ‘ ~ |8al knows her clothes.
Pres. Dave Dewinetz would] Carol Greig: Gracefully styl-
like to wish everyone a Mer-|¢d, and admired by all is the

ty Christmas and a Happy New| wardrobe of our Carol.
Year,

to members on

becoming aJ ¢
teacher.

He also discussed the

Your Top. Ten
Records

ee | by Patty Sandquist
9 . |
ROCKERS Semi S girls | LAST WEEK'S TOP TEN
Drive carefully, and remem- |

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ber, “The life you save may Win Over L.T.

be your own.” r

pe your own Friday night at Lord Tweeds-
LS muir was probably as exciting Mr. Grillon

Junior boys 2 night in the high schoo! ‘Stun

hold workouts

I Got Stung
basketball league as the spec To Know Him Is
|tators have seen for many a
by Jim Smith
Every Friday 15 to 20 boys |

oe e

One Night
Travel On
Lonesome Town
Love Me Forever

NAAhowe

ae | To Love Him
year. 8, It's Only Make Believe
emiahmoo girls did their bit| 9.

0.

Ill Wait For You

ahi ex id to the excitement and 10. Beep Be

turk out for basketball practice. help build up the crowd’s en- ep, Beep

Three weeks ago 10 grade nines thusiasm ; THIS WEEK'S TOP TEN
j {ere cut fromthe team: ale!) gene jaa | 1. One Nigh

though we still have Wallace the last whistle tenes nt ving

Worrying Kind
Til Wait For You
Love Me Forever
Chipmunk Song
Love Of My Life

ul n we last whistle blew that any-|
pe a a ‘ ve | ChE was sure they could Mold
€ ay be one or More |the lead they had finally ac.
exhibition games before Christ quired
mas. '

’ Top se ve: i » Me-
Don’t think we've Bot good! kK, F eorers were, Wendy Mc

SLENSOuUPpoene

Ls yl, Sharon Colby-7, which Beep Beep

Players, ‘We've! got) the’ beat leasu tas for 18 of the 25] 8 Tom Dooley

For instance we've got Kilpat- points, | Problems

rick, Fisher, MacMillan, Delen-|" Other members of the team|10. Travel On - Queen of
ay, Sharp, Allanson, and Smith, who saw play were Bobbie The Hop

| e = |Douglas, Marlene Piper, Dor-} .

|, in Grade 9, Harrison, Waite, |ctny Hadath, Doris Verpy Sponsored by

|Hanson stand a good chance as

Anita Robinson, (back for oud | Mitchell Services
i}

we hope) y gsley, Di
We could use a few more pe ady Pugsley, Diane

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2 * 1, | Moritz, Jackie McLeod. The
eer — jises, and good fun was held all|kid! Grade 10's. Come on kids let's final score of the Baie was 1345 Johnston Rd.
around. Finally, tired, worn | ee 6 | make this year's Junior Team 19-25, Phone WI. 8.7711
Bieecey gemtucsaye Decis12/.13) lai peta satiation ambassadors|FUTURE TEACHER CLUB | the best yet. —

COWBOY
in Technicolor
Glenn Ford, Jack Lemmon
(Adventure of America’s
. Pioneer cattle trails)
News, 2 Cartoons and a
Pete Smith Comedy.

crawled back over the state) What we predict members of|
line. }this club will really turn out

Note: Leo Pauliuk’s car is|to be!
still for sale. Alan Taylor, goodwill ambas-.
sador; George Moresawa, trav.
Reflect upon your present /¢lling salesman (has a good
blessing, of which every man/line, anyway); Wendy Keene,
has many: not on your past | Hollywood, here she comes;
misfortunes of which all men|Diane Isherwood, cotton pickin’
have some jsheep plucker; Judy Cheers, |
- Charles Dicaens! housewife with three kids; |
Wendy Cuthbert, who knows, eh

Mon, Tues., Dec. 15, 16
7 and 9:55 p.m.

MASSACRE

in Color
Dane Clark, James Craig
(Outdoor drama, filmed in
Mexico)

Semiahmoo defeats LT.
in overtime thriller

by Ted Way

A last moment jump shot by, half.
Terry Ward climaxed a come-| Earl Ready was the whole
from-behind $4-53 overtime. vic- show for Semi’s boys in the
tory for Semiahmoo over Lord first half, scoring 14 of the
Tweedsmuir. team’s 22 points,

This was the first league} Semiahmoo came fighting
game of the season and was|back in the second half to tie
played Friday in Cloverdale, |the score and then the teams

DAMN CITIZEN
Keith Andes, Maggie Hayes
(Campaign against crime &

corruption in Louisanna)

Wed., Thurs., Dec. 17, 18
7 and 10 p.m.

ISLAND WOMEN

Marie Windsor, Vince Edwards
(Romance and fun in British
West Indies, with Calypso

Music) 5 . matched basket for basket. In
— ALSO After a very slow first auar" /the dying seconds with Semiah-
4 ter which found L.T, leading ; 15 LT. k
8:15 p.m. 9 to 8, the t 2 aa moo leading 50 to 48, L.T. sank |
PRAISE ree tose ldo) frees shots!toi tei therganie|
SWEET SMELL and played a fast, exciting sec- and force overtime.
OF SUCCESS ond quarter with LT. increas- In overtime Ready gave Sem-

ing their lead 26-22 at half

time, mainly on the sharp ea ent card
(Story of the caree: , to have L.P. come back an
Iatetoeaitat oe Bote) shooting of B. Patterson who| score 3 points to take a 53-52

Scored 12 points in the first|yead Going into the final sec-
epuppeyuyeeseedl onds when Terry Ward came

up with the winning basket to
give Semiahmoo a 54-53 victory.
BLAINE, WASHINGTON
— AIR CONDITIONED —

Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis jahmoo a 52 to 50 yead only

RAC ACNE RHE CEE CM

High scorer for Semi’s boys
was Ready with 22 points, fol-
lowed by Hank Bryce who show-
ed good shooting ability as he
sank quite a few long shots
and collected 14 points for the
night. Other marksmen were
Terry Ward 11, L. Parker 2,
C. Anderson 3, D. Meek, B
Meek 2, T. Simpson, F. Hollings
hurst,

HIGHLIGHTS

Terrific spirit was shown by
the full-house crowd of rooters
4s they kept the gym in a tur-
moil throughout most of the
game.

The see-saw battle between
the two teams made for a yery
exciting spectators’ game. The
rooters were alternately filled
with tenseness or jubilant re-
Mef as their teams scored
points,

December 10, 11, 12, 1 3

Glenn Ford - Color Cinemascope
Good humor - Fast Moving - Western

SHEEPMAN
And A Trans-Ocean Plane in Distress

CRASH LANDING

December 14, 15, 16
Cinemascope - Color - Excellent
Van Heflin - Tab Hunter - Cary Grant

_ A dandy outdoor motion picture

___GUNMAN’S WALK

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Fashions and Fads

by Bonnie Eby

Well, gals, 15 days before
Christmas. Have you got your|
hew outfit for the Hi-Y dance, |
New Year's dance and any oth-
er Christmas dances you are
planning to attend?

Why not try something in
which accessories can be ad-
ded? Accessories such as a
corsage, glittor pin, or collar
and cuffs. Bows, ribbons, and
Sparkles add a touch of glam-
our to the festive seaseon. Why
not try something different |
Don't go overboard though

Roller Skating

at the

SILVER MOON
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday

Evenings - 7:30- 10:30 p.m.
Saturday Afternoon. 2-4 p.m.

Special for Everyone - 25¢

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Here are a few suggestions:

Men’s Jantzen Sweaters Cannon Towel Sets

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Stationery Men's Shirts and Hosiery Table Cloths
Aprons Lingerie Umbrellas and many more
items too numerous to mention.

Fr ne” ALL KINDS OF
Ni Ribbons, Wrappings
Sel Christmas Cards —a~

Decorations

We also have a
nice range of

Toys

GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY

AMOS’ DRY GOO

“We appreciate your patronage”
15011 WASHINGTON

Open ali day Monday, Dec. 15 to 5:30 p.m.
Open every evening from Friday, Dec, 19 to Dec, 23

In any event you are more than welcome to
come in & look around where you will find

| esr. 1934