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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-21, Page 110 • ; I • „ ,s• .010,0.0.0000,0s, A • ir,r• ..• , ' ' •‘.'.'`f,r-• ',',..V:,,' , \91 -4'1.:,04. '-'140,D4 •.'r ' .. * +' :, , ' .. . . , •; ' .' ,„ . t.:47644;', ‘. 4fr • I " " The Goderich and District Collegiate Institute is represented this year in the local Junior Girls Basketball league by this line up of young ladies. Left to right are, Lori Beattie, Helen MacDonald, •BrenCla Brissette, Chris Wildgen, Sally Stringer, Jan ••'• ,f • •:', • ••, • • ••••••••,..ii,7,... '",•••"•*•;::•'• ,•• Ginn, Jane Smith, Micky Cruickshank, Debbie Turner and Theresa Doorly. In the center is co -captain Marj Turner, daiitain Becky Crawford is absent. -photo by Don McGee - s .'.,„ T.; ' t • 0. • • 7 •:•.;;1.4i,••::',- • • 4.4 • ,131 . • '0,1r.w.,•••.• „.. • • • • • • • 4 • • • • • • ':••• 4i.•••;•••k• . This year's Goderich Senior Girls Basketball path line up is consisted of, left to right, Brenda Graham (team manager), Barb Miller, Peggy Hanly, Joanne Wildgen, Carole Cruickshank, -Chris Vanden Heuval, SueSinalley, Mary Ellen McGill, Sharon Willis,. Clara Bedard, Tanya Pa lmer, Wendy Ryan • and Mary Jane Oskam (managet). In the middle is team captain" Mary Wilkin. -photo by Don McGee • • ••••71:- • 1-1 V, • Trb fatoberto SIG 4,, '' • • • ' . 0 — . 124th YEAR 42 THURSDAX, OCTOBER 21,1971 SKOND SECTION Battle of the Giants Senior Vikings whip Panthers by 13 " BY RICHARD MADGE The G.D.C.I. Vikings senior football team took over undisputed possession of first, n1 a ce ill the Huroh-Perth • Conference here last Wednesday, by, defeating- the Exeter South Huron Panthers 13-2, Both , teams were undefeated in three previous starts. The game, which had been billed as "the battle of the giants' was somewhat marred by rain which fell throughout most of 'the afternoon, but both tarns were able to show enough of their 'potential to give the fans a probable preview of what they .can expect when these two teams meet again in the'playoffs. ; ,The teams battled through, a -scoreless first •quarter., but the Vikings- drew- first btood-in the. second quarter when fullback Rdn Brown completed a 63 yard drive by going over from the three yard line for the Vikings first touchdown. The scoring play was preceded by a 21 yard sweep by fullback Gary Lounsbury 'and a 39 yard pass and run play from O'Brien -to end Gary Yeoman. The Panthers were handed ********* GDCI photos by Don* McGee ******** some glorious opportunities in the second half when the Viking offensive backfield, had trouble holding on.to the wet ball. In all, the blue and white squad fumbled five times. HoweVer, the Viking defence saved the bacon. Especially on two occasions when the Panthers had the ball inside the 'Viking ten yard line but could not score. The Viking defence, led by Tim O'Brien, Al Drennan and Gord° IVic,Lellan were outstanding. The only points the Panthers could muster came on a pair of siligles on 38 yard and 34 yard punts in the third and fourth quarters. The Vikings put the game away 'with a fourth quarter touehdOwn_by Gary!'..Lounsbury ,na.a.iour yard slant-, set up by.a -• 22 yard pass play from, Tom -.- O'Brien to Gary Lounsbury and a 26 yafd fake reverse quarterback Brian. MacKenzie that turned the Panthers defence inside -out. Offensively, the running bs Lounsbury, the., pass catching of. • South Huron • Juniors split Gary Yeoman and the blocking of Paul Frayne were. highlights of the Viking victory. • . The football teams are in action again _today (ThurSday) playing in Stratford against Stratford Central. The Vikings do not play again'at home until the playoffs. The junior Vikings had a. busy week, splitting a pair of games. They defeated Listowel 42-8 ,in Listowel on Tuesday, and then lost to unbeaten Exeter South Huron here on Tl'thrsday 24-2. Against Listowel, fullback Doug Marshall went five yards off tackle in the first quarter for the opening Viking T.D. His.....runhing mate, Lawrence Lassaline went over on a similar play, in .the secon& quarter. This one was converted-for,tho,extra points on a run by 'quarterback Larry Donnelly, to make the half-time score 14-0. Listowel got on the board with a third quarter maj9r by Paul Beirnes who scooped up a Goderich fumble and ran 35 yards for the scdre. It was converted on a two pointer by ()An Wool'. • The Vikings came bU with four touchdowns of their'own to make the game a runaway. harry Donnelly hit Casey Wildgen on a 40 yard pass and run play for one of them, and passed eight yards to end Roger Legere for another. Doug Marshall took care of the other two on running plays of 15 and eight yards. Two of • the Vikings' second -half • touchdowns were . converted. Both were two-point conversions on passes from, quarterbick Larryo Donnelly. The first was thrown to Doug Marshall, the second to Lawrehce Lassaline. Offensively' Donnelly, Marshall, Lassaline,..1,egere, and, Wildgen.„played -welL"The entire d e fence also ,played well, allowing only five Listowel first downs and preventing them from moving the ball beyond the Vikings 40 yard In the Exeter Junior Panthers, Ray • Donnelly's squad Please turn to Page, SA „. •The 1971-72 Junior Volley Bali team chosen to represent .the Goderich, and District Collegiate • Institute in league play is made up of, front, left to right, Ron Willis, Bruce Hildebrand, Charlie Crawford, and Steve Reaburn. Behind are Jim Bell, Glen Tigem-Alan Bogie, John Clutton and Ron Snyder. -photoby..Don McGee • 4 ••4. • , 3111101111rAtiVII0 1111/V,11 lir)! ••• " .„ • 41/4 •• V ik '4 The Students' Council ,again held a skate exchange this year. It was held October 13, 14, and 15. for this exchange came from Robertson Memorial School, Victoria 'School and St. Mary's School. There were approximately 90 pairs of skates We would, like to thank everyone who helped to hike the skate exchange a success. "The students' •CounCil °would, also like to thank all whO purchased candy this year„.Tlicr proceeds from this. -gtrio the treasury L. the Students' Councj, . •, ",` STUDENT TEACHER We were pleased to welcome Miss Elizabeth Etue to Robertson Memorial School on -Thursday, October 14. She is attending university, doing a study of children and their wOrkiiir 1mb1t. 1-nT was observing how -children work together in class. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION This month * the ministers started to come to the Grade 8 classrooms to give reiigious education.'This education is non-deflomonational. At present the ministers involved are Reverend Messrs. Wart, Raymont, Royal and Russell. We appreciate their interest in teaching us. v FOOTBALL • What Jvouldlschool sports be without a good squad of cheerleaders to keep up the enthiltm and The football season for the -7..boyg of Grades 7 and 8 is well lead, th"e support .when it needed most at big games. The Goderich arid District Collegiate underway. Six teams make up At 4-"CivatvitatfamthislOstratt,leitftltitfitrOVSttoriVoffsttaatiot*IltwOortimm6FrOterviozo-COVW-witArtt011, tefrtitinir Jane Hopkinson, Anne McEwen and Anne Marie Budny. Above, left to right, are SueVaquette and played each noon hour, eather • ••,. This year' S floderich and District Collegiate Institute Senior Volley Ball team has been named; Left to right, front, are Ken,Doherty, Reinhard Voeimle; Jim Reaburn and Tom Willis. Behind, - Kevin Cox, John Willis, Dave Dundas, 'Mark Baker and 'Ken, Bogie.. AbSent from the photo are team members Gerry Fisher, Philip Petrie and Mike Boyle. .--:photo by Don McGee 11 Lisa Scholtz. Leslie Williams is absent from the•photo. -photd'by Don McGee permitting, • • "The Robertson Express", t$ -official newspaper of ilobertson mzeiihtiorAchollmingorierietiv"'duisroublithed.,•its.firsuiisue :Of -the nevi sdhool "year already and, according to members' of-the" scb6o1 paper staff, many more are to. come. Newspaper staff \ Members are, let to right, (front) Paula Butler, Laird Eisler, ., 1)on4Gilders,.Margaret Wilkin, and Don MacPheir: (Back), Peggy - SfieltdO,Wit,-Dale- Nivins, Gauley. iStaff Photo) , (51 , \-`- '1 ,