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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-06-12, Page 104.1 gher, faster, arther, better :thfl BOYS' TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPS were: front, Dale Whitfield, midget boys; Dave Cronin, junior boys; back, Paul Dickson, midget boys; Ken Wall, junior boys; Kevin Stewart, junior boys; Ray Nicholson, senior boys. BASKETBALL AWARDS went to: Darrell Anderson, most improved player, junior boys; Greg Simpell, most valuable player, junior boys; Ken Tervit, most improved player, midget boys. Missing from the picture is David Gamble, most valuable player, midget boys. THE McKIBBON TROPHY for athletes is perhaps the most covetted award of the year at the F. E. MadilFSecondary School. Winners for 1975 were Sandy Orien and Bruce Jermyn. AWARD WINNERS in the boys' gymnast group 'were: Andy Heim, most valuable gymnast, junior boys; Kevin Stewart, dost improved gymnast, senior boys; Frances Mahe, most valuable gymnast, senior boys; David Ritter, most improved gymnast, junior boys. SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL STARS for the year were: front ,4 Ralph and Roger Morrison, most improved players; back,, Rene Caskanette and Ray Nicholson, most valuable players. • UNDERSTANDING IS NOT a field event, but there was an• athletic trophy for this virtue nevertheless. Tom Shore was presented with an award Monday night for being the "most ,, understanding coach" at F. E. Madill. The award was pre - Stinted at the school's athletic banquet by Mrs. Roba Lobb. GIRLS' BASKETBALL AWARDS were presented to: Maxine Watts, most improved player, senior girls; Sheri Phair, most improved player, junior girls; Jane McPherson, most valuable player, senior girls; Kendra Mac Donald, most valuable player, junior girls. GIRLS' CHAMPS in track and field events were: front, Twyla Dickson, junior girls; Sandra Henderson, midget girls; back, Jane McPherson, senior girls; • Bev Ballagh, senior -girls; Myra Dane, senior girls; Mary DeBruyn, midget girls. 4 MURRAY HUNTER was named "outstanding coach of the year" for Madill at the athletic banquet Monday night. Mr. Hunter has acted as coach for track and field events, the cross country team and the junior basketball team. A trip I won't forget BELGRAVE — At 7:26 Mr. Baer picked about ten of us up at Mr. Bob &buckles aml thein west to the school and got the rest. Well airy ; two were missing. We found them at the first line and started onour way. We arrived at 'Fort .Ge, rge at 11:00 and went through the build- ings with the rain falling on our hem. The rain stopped and we ate our lunch at Brock's Adores- ment but we couldn't climb it for the steps were wet. So we toured the panic earl got on the bus and tragi to Niagara Whirlpool and wed bow the man west across on his motorcycle. Next thing we were at the falls getting tubber boots and Vous rain coats on. Tinder the tunnel you could hear the pounding of the waves and could feel them at times off the spray, on yocn' fay. Aft we .� ,. s op from the tunnels wes. . r . to look at the falls and look at the souvenirs anlid bony them of you caucu dal tad it. We then travelled to the Skyl.on Tower. It was quite different from what I had expected: To took at it, it seems you go up sit- ting down and tuned on your side. This is what I always thought but I was quite wrong. It is past hire an elevator oely time are windows in it. When we got up tie we could go out and took down. Boy. cid you look down, 520 feet. When we got down to the grad again we went to tic wax nzusetml. When we waf3ked into the wax museum there was an information desk and I thought it was real but I fwd I was wrong. The people looked ready real. They even had people bolding Ism 4 - We visited the Ponderosa Steak Rouse for supper and left for home about 6:30 after we back tracked to the Bells once more. Karol te . ®..•.,,.,y . 1• 1 �. •I K y r ro • • 7 r . • ♦ # • ♦ • • '• �. t4%; I** I N f• y a. 11 9Y Rn • 1 t y • , •• • • TOP GIRL GYMNASTS were: Pat'Orien, most improved gymnast; Mary Kay McKenzie, most valuable gymnast; Martha Graham, best single performance. GIRLS' CHAMPS in volleyball were: front, Joyce Martin, junior girls, most valuable player; Mary Beth Riley, junior girls, best -server; back, Jane McPherson, senior girls, most valuable player; Mary deBruyn, junior girls, best blocker, Kendra MacDonald,, junior girls, best setter. Missing was Evelyn Morin, senior girls, most improved player. BOYS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS were: front, Paul Dickson, junior boys, best spiker; Jeff Qiclkson, junior boys, best server; John Campbell, junior boys, best setter; back, Rene Caskanette, icor boys, Most valuable player; Al Foxto, 6enidr boys, most Improved player; Eike Heim, pallor boys, best blocker. MOST VALUABLE RUNNERS in cross country were: front, Martha Versteeg, midget girls; back, Gord Kinahan, midget boys; John Reinink, junior boys; Carey Purdon, senior boys. Missing during awards presentation were Bill Boneschansker, senior boys and Louise Monsma, junk* girls.