Tillsonburg District High School - Tatler Yearbook (Tillsonburg, Ontario Canada)

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From Coast to Coast From Coast to Coast On land or sea You should know us Wlho are wc? Tillsonburg District Tillsonburg High Thru' thick and thin We WILL get by! T D ll 9 . . .s. tclap, clapj Hurrah ! 2-4-6-8 2-4-6-8 Our Baskets soon accumulate We wanna win! VVe're gonna win!! NYC-'ll give the other team the gate Shoot ! Score ! That's what we holler for- Tillsonburg Baskets! More! More! More ! Ti Di Hi Ti Di Hi Ti Di Ho Union Tillsonburg tflapj Let's go! Ugh-a-Boo Ugh-a-boo, Ugh-a-boo Ugh-a-boo-ugha Rull-a-boo, Rull-a-hoo Rull-a-hoo Rugha Catch it more! Drop it less! XYin this game for T. H. S. Yea Tillsonburg! Themistocles Themistocles, Thermoyplae The Peloponesian Wars X2 y2 H 2 S O 4 The Latin roots, the French verbs Ancient History, Do we take 'em? XN'ell, I guess! W'e belong to T. H. S. Yea Tillsonburg! Yea Tillsonburg Yea Tillsonburg! Yea Tillsonburg! Fight! Fight! Fight! Hamburgers Hamburgers! Tillsonburgers! Weinies on rye XYhat team are we for? 'Tillsonburg High! Tillsonburg T-I-L-L-S-O-N-B-U-R-G frepeat 3 times! Tillsonburg! THE TATLER PUTTING OUR HEADS TOGETHER OR FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS 1. To a Blonde: Fair maiden, thou with fiaxen locks And beauty far beyond compare, Where hast thou found so great a charm. Such personality which ne'er ls seen again? Perchance thou art the favour'd one Of Mother Nature, and her heir. Ur, in thy search of chemistry, Has it, alas, done this for thee? 2. To a Brunette: On thee, O dark and pensive lass, I cast appraisingly my gaze-' Within, what serious thoughts and strange, Thy soul to steep, thy mind doth raise, Of mundane and immortal things, I cannot guess for all thy ways. Withal, thy dark and sober mien Reflects great beauty seldom seen. 3. To a Red-head: Now fall I prey to thy visage, But now accustomed caution wear, For hasty temperament, 1've heard, Is proven by thy flaming hairy And further that thine attitude Is changeable beyond compare. Perhaps unfair thou art assess'd . . Is superficial beauty best? 4. To a Bald-head: Here I depart I as doth the fur From off the head of mentioned beastj, And give attention to the one Whose pate by time now bared and creas'd Still shines . . . a last memorial To curly locks long since released. I f under hair he doth now groan, You may be sure it's not his own! 5. To a Blockhead: If while these craniums I peruse, I fail to recognize this last, I've not fulfilled the task I chose, To analyse a group so vast. He has no looks or brains or skills . . . And in this mould his life is cast. But life were dull if there were not some Who delight in being dumb ! R. Jones, XII. 53

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JUNIOR BASKETBALL STANDING: D. Peacock, P. Seres, C. Hale, G. Buckrell, A. Cain, P. Gibson. W. Franklin, R. NIacLennan, G. Leatherdale, I. Horton, W. New- man. KNEELING: BOYS' ATHLETIC SOCIETY STANDING: D. Eckel, N. Mason, R. Bennell, D. Moore. SEATED: W. Watts, R. Prickett, R. Mannell, D. Palmer, W. Eichenberg. CHEERLEADING Cheerleaders are a part of a team and so are included in this column. The girls would like to thank their supporters and to praise the increase of the School Spirit during the latter part of this school year. They would also like to suggest that YOU learn the old and new cheers and support YOUR teams next year in the manner they deserve! 52 INTER-FORM BASKETBALL, XI STANDING: R. Ingraham, B. Truefitt, P. Gib- son, R. Bennell, D. IVIacI.ennan, S. Mayorcsak, J. Fish. KNEELING: G. Fentie, V. Harvey, .I. Steele, N. Mason, C. Wilkinson, A. Sharp. CHEERS Boom-a-laca lifilllllell-l'1CIl, llooni-a-laca limm'-wow-wow thic-a-laca, kllllt'-Il-lillill Cliou'-Lhow-thou' lloom-a-laca, Chicfa-laca Sis ! lloom! liah! Tillsonburg lligh School Rah! Rah! Rah! Black and Gold lilack and Cold! lilack and Gold! llit 'em in the wishhone! Knock 'em cold. Treat 'ein rough! Cave man stuff! llull their hair And inuss 'em up! Razzle Dazzle Sis llooni llah 'Villsonlmrg lligh School Rah! Rah! Rah! Gold and Black fiold and lllack Clold and lllack Union Team Hin 'em hack! T-Tl, ? Miss Ostrander--bliml .-Xre you chewing gjmn? jim-lafter a quick gulpij: No, hla'am. I just swallowed it. THE TATLER

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- SENIOR BASKETBALL STANDING: A. Gerhardt, B. MacEwan, G. Demaiter, M. E. McLeod, S. Doyle. KNEELING: J. Smith, R. Monk, N. Warren, M. Stilwell, D. Helsdon. Girls' Spm-15 1v1f11-11,11 Stilwell XIII The girls' activities in the world of sports were varied and plentiful this year. May we take this opportunity to thank Miss M. Rock, our gym instructress? SENIOR BASKETBALL Grouped with Simcoe, XYoodstock and Brantford, the 'l'.D.l'l.S. Sr. Girls Team won out in their lV.O.S.S.rX. 'HV' league this year to be given Z1 chance to upset W'indsor Sund- wich who have taken the VV.O.S.S.A. A Championship for tive consecutive years. However, Sandwich Caine up from the short end of Zl hzllf-time 16-12 score to win 37-25. This loss was the first this season for the locals following fourteen decisive wins for the girls in exhibition :md league tilts. 54 'l'.l J.ll.S. V7 H W. TD. HS. is y 1 1 Exhibition Games vs. Aylnier tiirstjv3Z-15. vs. Ingersoll ttirstj-47-13. vs. xYZltCl'fUl'Cl thrstjgll-10. vs. XYaterford tseeondj-32-28. vs. Ingersoll tseeondj-47-12. vs. St. 'llllOll'lZlS-'32-ls. vs. .-Xyhner lsecond5f32-20. vs. XYoodstock-Z2-5. O.S.S.A. A Group Games vs. XVoodstock-36-lo. vs. Sinieoe-36-l3. vs. lil'Zl.lltl-Oftl-32-lg. vs. XYoodstock-Sl-25. Simcoe-52-16. vs. Hrzlntford-Y-ll-l-l. VS. THE TATLER