HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-02-11, Page 12 viewed the studenCs dress on
• Friday, I'm sure he would have left
quickly - - feeling very confused. It
was `Backwards pay' at Madill and
many enthusiastic students partic-
ipated in this particular part of our
winter carnival. There were kids
with their shirts,
skirts on backwar
jumpers and
ds, socks and
necklaces. turned around, and
even with jeans on back-to-front
(these students found getting up
staircases extremel
SometimeS you wer
wonder -- did she
y challenging).
e left in genuine
really mean to
put that on wrong?
dressed in their
Some kids just
tisual manner and
still qualified. To say the least, it
was ..a confused and hilarious .day
for teachets and students'. Thanks
to all who ' took part.
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This is only the second year that
the safety awareness contest has
operated as an activity. Prior to
last year it had operated on, its own,
without club status. The safety
awareness contest is run, similar to
the reach for the top, contest but all
of the questions involve various
aspects of safety. For the past 'two
years F. E. Madill was runner-up in
the regional contest. This year the
team composed of Andy Heim,
Robert Strauss, Glenn. McLean and
Bordon Wray won this contest and
travelled to Ingersoll .fof the
inter-regional contest. Here com-
petition was much keener with
many of the competitors so
knowledgeable of safety practices
that interrupting the question was
common. F. E. Madill played its
best game • of the year against a
much superior team for Tillsonburg
but lost by three questions to
become runner-up. Congratula-
tions to the team. -
Once again this year the creative'
writing club is sponsoring a
contest. This contest is to decide
who can write the best short story,
poem or essay.. Prizes are $20, $10
and $5. Come on. Display that
talent you knovv you have. Enter
the creative writing contest.
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Reach For The Top
In. Gym 228 last Thursday; two
teams gathered for combat. The
students' Reach 'For The Top team
-- Marilyn Qngram, Gordon Wray,
Stan Loree and Don Sanderson
• . faced Mrs. Tiffin,l1r. Gavreluk;
Mr. Hunter and Mr. Mali.' .
Competition was fierce and the
score bounced back and forth, first
favouring the teachers, then the
students.. When the final score was
tallied, the teachers had 175 points.
The students won by 15 points with
a final score of 190 points.
COngratalations are due to both the
students and teachers who took
part.
Our student team plays their first
game in the formal cOmpetition this
month. Let's hope they have good
luck
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Broomball
On Wednesday the teachers and
students had their annual' broom-
ball tante in the Winsham 'arena.
Many enthusiastic kids and cheer
leaderk x trudged down , town
through the snow to watch this
`grudge match'. Mr. Cardy of the
Geography Department was goal
tender for the teachers and Gator
(Brian Wall) was goalie for the '
students. It was a fast game with --
almokt no .contact which display-
ed the skill of Our 'Mustang team.
The game was refereed by- -Henry
Olechowski and Gary Nicholson.
A thunderous roar of clapping
and cheers went up when John
Hendefson /scored 'the first goal
assisted by Jim Ritter. Keith
„Nethery, who was the sports
announcer, kept everyone informed
about the plays during the entire
game. 'Although . , the teacher
delegation put forth their greatest
effort it '.was useless against the
overTowering student team. Jim
Ritter, who was chosen star of the
game, dropped .iti a second goal
making it 2-0 which' was the final
score.
ThankS to coach Lougheed and
manager Willitsfor a job well done.
Special thanks to all Organizers,
teachers .and students who partici-:
pated in providing us with a
fantastic afternoon, Teachers --
maybe next year!
After the, brootnball game , there
was a free ice-skating' for »anyone
who wished to go.
BASKETBALL
MIDGET BOYS
On, January 27 the boys played
Seaforth with the 'score in Sea-
forth's favour being 40-29. Madill
was badly outplayed in the first half
but came on strong in the second
half. The lead Seaforth had,
prayed to be too much 'to over
come.
Top scorers were Brent Johnston
and Steven Burke.
SENIOR BOYS
The senior , boys also played
Seaforth on Tuesday and came up
with' a winning score. They
overpowered Seaforth 44-37 de-
spite a late charge by Seaforth.
Strong rebounding by John Under-
'wood and the fast break scoring of
Ralph and Rodger Morrison sealed
the victory. .High scorers were
Rodger Morrison with 16 and John
Underwood with 10.
VOLLEYBALL
JUNIOR GIRLS
On 'Tuesday, at Clinton, the
juniors defeated their first oppon-,
ents, Exeter, in tkvo straight
games „157 13, 17-15. As indicated
by the scores, the gatnes were close
and exciting.
The next game, matched Madill
against the, defending HurOn-Perth
champions. Madill took the first
gathe 15-12 0 but in both the second
and third the Juniors gaile .up too
much of a lead at the beginning of
the game. Losing with an 8 and 9,
point deficit.
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Enjoying ''sunshine and warm
weather in Florida are Mrs., Rhoda
MacKenzie and her sister Miss,
Edna Cook of Owen Sound and Mr.
and Mrs. K, L. MacKenzie.
.Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Thorburn
have recently returned home from
a month in Florida.
Mr. Gordon Finlayson is 'report-
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Hospital, London, where he has
been 'a patient since before
Christmas.
Mrs. Emile MacLennan, who has
been hospitalized since mid Dec-
ember in Owen Sound hospital,
was moved to Kincardine Hospital
on. Saturday.
Sympathy is extended to the
• Finlayson families in the death of
Mrs. Malcolm Finlaysoni
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