The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-06-01, Page 11PAGE 11 EXETER, ONTARIO, JUNE 1, 1967 SECOND SECTION
GB, Exeter students tops From wrestling to curling
Top athletes receive awards
INTRAMURAL TEAMS
TRACK
Jr. girls, Carol Ga.scho, Jan-
ice Morley; Int. girls, Joan
Campbell, Ma.rg Geiger; Sr.
Geerge Keller, Don Schenk, Len
Rimmer, Kevin McKinnon, Fred
Simmons, Eldon Bullock, Ron
Youngash, Clarence Ayotte, Len
Hume.
AT THE
HIGH
SCHOOL
CURLING
Blue House, Gord Greenwood,
Doug Beavers, Doug Webber,
John Knight,
Tiernan, Bob Rowe, Bob Par-
sons; Int. boys, White House,
Bob Laye, capt„ Richard Schilbe,
Bill Huxtable, Aubrey Bedard,
Glen aast.ho, Bob England, Ron
Oesch, Steve Johns, Len Rimmer,
Lorne Miller, Francis Vermurt;
Sr. boys, White House, Larry
Skinner, capt., Larry Willert,
Gary Flaxbard, Tom Mccann,
Fred Simmons, Larry Elder,
Ken Westlake.
By
Ann
Creech
girls, Dara Goodale, Cynthia
Graves, Cathy McCarthy. Jr.
boys, Ron Janke, Mark Young-
ash, Ron Oesch, Lee Maier;
Int. boys, Tom Prout, Jim Hay-
ter, John Loader, Dennis Bier-
ling, Charles Guy; Sr. boys,
Uilke Nagel, Al Youngash, Ron
Youngash, Larry Skinner,
SH students at Camp Sylvan
Students from South Huron District High School attending a two day Conservation School at Camp Sylvan
are shown above getting instruction on the methods used in determining the age of a tree. John Fingland,
management forester of the Department of Lands and Forests is using an increment borer while grade
nine students, Terry Pickering, George Blyde, Bruce Breen, Ron Oesch, Glenn Hodgins, Melanie West
and Joanne Hodgert look on. Fourteen students from 9 A, B, C and D attended the outing sponsored
jointly by the local school and the Ausable River Conservation Authority. Bruce Perry, Agricultural
instructor at SHDHS and Terry McCauley, ARCA field officer and his assistant Dave Wood were in
charge of the group, — T-A photo
FLOOR HOCKEY
,1r„ Yellow House, David Mar-
shall, capt, Joe O'Rourke, Roger
Ratz, Paul Charrette, Bradley
Pryde, David Jantzi, Steve Faber,
Jack DeBoeck, Robert Folkard;
Int., Blue House, Ron Durand,
capt., John Ducharme, George
Keller, Lewis Mitchell, Bert Vis-
scher, Ron Corriveau, Ron Ford,
Peter Regier; Sr., White House,
Brad Hamilton, capt., Eldon Bul-
lock, Larry Skinner, Rick Buch-
anan, Rick Gaiser, Bob Laye,
Fred Simmons.
BADMINTON
Jr. girls—Joyce Ferguson,
— Please turn to page 18
BASKETBALL
Jr. girls, Green House, Jo-
anne Lansbergen, capt., Cathy
McCarrol, Barbara LePage,
Penny Ford, Florence Cotton,
Ann Hall, Marg McCarrol, Gail
Fleet, Betty Miller, Marg Mc-
Cann; Sr. girls, Blue House,
Jennifer Jackson, capt., Patti
Garland, Dara Goodale, Val Kuss,
Linda Bowers, Wendy Neil, Marg
Merrier, Eleanor Wolfe, Lor-
raine Hall..
Jr. boys, Yellow House, Steve
Faber, capt., Pau 1 Charrette,
Brian Hodgins, Jim Morlock,
Tom Parker, John Braid, Bill
Dietrich; Int. boys, Blue House,
Ron Durand, capt., John Duch-
arme, Rick Barkley, Lewis Mit-
chell, Leo Desjardine, Tom
Prout, Jack Kraft; Sr. boys, white
House, Eldon Bullock, capt.,
Bruce Clarke, Ken Eagleson,
Rick Gaiser, Gary Flaxbard, Bob
Laye, Fred Simmons, Rick Buch-
anan,
VOLLEYBALL
Jr. girls, Green House, Flor-
ence Cotton, capt., Marg Mc-
Carrol, Ann Hall, Barb Lam-
port, Di Di DeMooy, Sheila Wil-
lert; Sr. girls, Green House,
Ruth Hodge, capt., Hendrika
Plantinga, Rosemarie Weigand,
Cathy McCarthy, Sheri Robin-
son, Lynn Otis.
Jr. boys, Blue House, Fred
Elder, capt., Mike Barkley, Paul
Passmore, Doug Webber, Mike
WRESTLING
Green House, Jack DeBoeck,
Pete Williams, Shane McKinnon,
Heywood, Ma.rg McCarrol, Barb
Attfield, Carol Lynn Shapton,
Kathy Cann, Jane Tuckey, Mar-
tha Kneale, Mary Wilson, Dianne
Zehr, Sheila Willert, Liz Ken-
nedy, Kathy McCarrol, Angela
Morrissey, manager.
Sr. girls' basketball—Brenda
Dinney, Darlene Parsons, Gail
Shipman, Barb Elliott, Cheryl
Parsons, Eleanor Stanlake, Gwen
Flnkbeiner, Penny Preszcator,
Sylvia Cann, Pamela Graves,
Judy Rath, Lynda Blanchard.
Jr. boys' basketball—R o s s
Huff, Peter Kok, Jon Dinney,
Barry Baynham, David Marshall,
Bruce Woodrow, John Loader,
Mark Youngash, Al Lavier, Chuck
Snider, Ron Moore, Doug Fink-
beiner.
Sr. boys' basketball— Do n
Wolfe, Mike Nagel, Larry Skin-
ner, Bill Farquhar, Scott Bur-
ton, Dennis Hockey, Bud Des-
Jardine, Bill Chipchase, Bruce
Forrest, Han Zeehuisen, Dave
Grainger, Phil Huntley, RonDur-
and, Bill Dinney.
Boys' curling--(Huron-Perth
Champions) Ron Youngash, Al
Youngash, Gerd Greenwood, Bill
Malone.
Girls' curling—Barb Manley,
Trudy Stover, Carole Foster,
Elizabeth Mickle.
Jr. boys' badminton—Barry
Baynham, Ross Huff, Mike Davis,
Rick Weber.
Jr. girls' badminton—Linda
Lowery, Julia Heywood, Sheila
Willert, Joyce Ferguson.
Sr. boys' badminton—Al Young-
ash, Scott Burton, Bill Malone,
Paul Drysdale.
Sr. girls' badminton—Barb El-
liott, Penny Preszcator, Judy
Rath, Judy Estey.
Alas! The teachers lost again!
The score of the softball game
between teachers and Grade 13
students was 20 7 in the stu-
dents' favour.
The teachers' team consisted
of Mr. J. Wooden, Mr. L. Little,
Mr. D. Levis, Mr. R. Bogart,
Mr. V. Elliot, Mr. W. Hogan,
Mr. G, Mickle, Mr. B. Shaw and
Mr. A. Williams. Scott Burton
and Gard Greenwood assisted the
teachers until they had a com-
plete roster.
Bud Desjardine, Dennis Duch-
arme, Darlene Snell, D av i d
Grainger, Ron Youngash, Rick
MacDonald, Bill Malone, Al
Youngash, Dennis Hockey and
Ron Crown made up the team for
the students.
Len Hume, the umpire, was
definite in his decisions. Eliz-
abeth Snell was scorer.
Perhaps the next time, the
teachers will attain victory.
* *
We received our yearbooks
last Thursday, May 25. A res-
olution has been put before the
Student Council regarding the
''Inkspot''.
It has been suggested that in-
formation for the yearbook be
obtained for the entire eight
months instead of five as it is
presently. This way, all of the
year's activities would be in-
cluded. The yearbook would then
be distributed at the beginning
of the next school year and mail-
ed to those who have left school.
I believe this to be a very good
idea.
The cafeteria has been closed
for the year, because of the con-
struction. Students now must sup-
ply their own lunches.
* * *
An assembly, in which we hon-
oured those people outstanding
in athletics was held May 26.
Those receiving awards were as
follows:
SCHOOL TEAMS
Jr. boys' football—Lawrence
Brown, Jim Hayter, John God-
bolt, Lawrence Smith, Charles
Snider, Charles Guy, Ron Gras-
dahl, John Braid, Brian Miller,
Murray Hodge, Ron Janke, Fred
May, Mark Youngash, Bill Ben-
gough, Mike McLaughlin, Alan
Lavier, David Marshall, Barry
Baynham, Mike Hay, Tom Prout,
Lee Maier, David Chase, Mike
Davis, Ross Huff, Richard Laugh-
ton, Paul Passmore, Dan Shoe-
bottom, Tom Vickerman, man-
ager.
Sr. boys' football—Bud Des-
Jardine, Morris Wedlake, Bill
Huxtable, Al Youngash, Kevin
Lampor t, Uilke Nagel, Ron
Youngash, David Frayne, Martin
Manley, Bill Malone, Bev Bon-
thron, Clarence Ayotte, Paul
Drysdale, Ron Durand, Paul Sims,
Casey Kok, Gord Greenwood,
Dennis Hockey, Len Hume, Len
Rimmer, Han Zeehuisen, Brad
Hamilton, Fred Simmons, Dune
Etherington, Robert Mickle,
Steve Murley, manager.
Boys' golf—Vic Fulcher, Bob
Paisley, Al Youngash, Gord
Greenwood.
Jr. girls' volleyball—Marsha
Adams, Emily Dykeman, Janice
Morley, Elizabeth Kennedy, Judy
Burke, Sheila Willert, Chris
Tuckey, Trudy Creces, Jane
Tuckey, Joyce Ferguson, Carol
Shapton, Jean Jennison, Julia
Heywood, Martha Kneale, Joan
Simmons, Judy Mayer, MaryLou
Schenk, Michelle Harrison, Beth
Cook.
Sr. girls' volleyball— Chris
Shaw, Brenda Dinney, Barb Man-
ley, Judy Rath, Darlene Snell,
Anna Hem, Jennifer Jackson,
Pat Garland, Dara Goodale, Barb
Elliott, Nancy Strang, Jane Py-
ette, Sylvia Cann, Judy Estey,
Susan Oesch, Cheryl Parsons,
Linda Litt, Heather Reid, Pen-
ny Preszcator, Diana Young,
Marg Geiger.
Jr. girls' basketball—Jill i a
... BRENDA DINNEY ... BUD DESJARDINE
Named top athletes at SHDHS
TRACK
Jr, girls—Carol Ga scho,Janice
Morley, Sheila Willert, Grace
Paton, Mary Prance, Betty-Jean
Miller, Teresa O'Brien, Bonnie
Regier, Joanne Hodgert, Judy
Jory, Judy Mayer.
Int. girls—Joan Campbell, Jo-
anne Lansbergen, Ettie Wynja,
Lois Neilson, Bonita G r e e n,
Rosemarie Grenier, Joyce Fer-
guson, Marilyn Gascho, Arlene
Chipchase, Penny Ford.
Sr. girls—Dara Goodale, Cyn-
thia Graven, Chris Cameron,
Angela Regier, Linda Bowers,
Cynthia Pfaff, Cathy McCarthy,
Jennifer Jackson, Gwen Clausius.
Jr._, boys—Jim Morlock, Ron
Janke, Shane McKinnon, Mark
Youngash, Lee Maier, John Braid,
Norm Neilands, Morley Eagle-
son, Dave Marshall, Don
Schenk, Fred Elder, Ron Oesch,
Ihor Orenchuk, Bruce Woodrow.
Int. boys—Hans Bischoff, Tom
Prout, Bill Taylor, Al Weiberg,
Kevin McKinnon, Jim Turnbull,
John Loader, Dennis Bierling,
Ross Huff, Barry Baynham,
Charles Guy, Chuck Snider, Mike
Hay, Len Rimmer, Doug Stade.
Sr. boys—Uilke Nage 1, Al
Youngash, Ron Youngash, Bud
Desjardine, Ken Davidson, Eldon
Bullock, Robert Dietrich, Larry
Skinner.
Cheerleaders—Wendy Neil,
Sheila Churchill, Linda Stade,
Carol Foster, Sandra England,
Linda Lowery, Ruth Hodge, Judy
Estey, Judy Malone, Janet Miller,
Betty Cameron, Patti Robinson,
Louise McBride, Linda Bourne,
Sheri Robinson.
Dairy
foods
go with
good
living!
If you want
fresher milk
than ours,
you'll need pull
to get it.
SCHOOL ATHLETIC LETTERS
Boys—Bill Malone, football;
Ron Yeungash, football; Clar-
ence Ayotte, football; Paul Dry-
sdale, football; Robert Mickle,
football; John Godbolt, football;
Jim Hayter, football; Bill Far-
quhar, basketball; Don Wolfe,
basketball.
Girls—Darlene Parsons, bas-
ketball; Gail Shipman, basket-
ball; Eleanor Stanlake, basket-
ball; Nancy Strang, volleyball.
Athletic stars—Al Youngash
and Han Zeehuisen.
June.
Dairg
Moan
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all summer
long from
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in Hensall
Intramural awards
The annual sports awards at SHDHS Were presented Friday after-
noon. Above, physical education instructor Roil Bogart is presenting
trity0 to the top intrarrieral athletes of the '80104 Kathy McCarthy
and Gord Greenwood. TEA photo