The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-06-01, Page 12' e dam Advance -Times Thursday, June 1,1972
NAMED BEST GIRL athlete -at the high school athletic
banquet last Wednesday night, Joyce Taylor displays emo-
tion as she accepts the trophy presented by Miss Jessie
MacFarlane, guest speaker. Jgyce had previously been
awarded a most valuable player award. —Staff Photo.
High school athletes are
guests at awards
Speaking of the place of women
An athletics. Miss Jessie MaePar
lane,, guest speaker at the Ath-
letic Awards banquet at F. E.
Madill Secondary school last
Wednesday night, said the'
sportswoman was a phenomenon
in the 1920's.
A former track and field star in
her own right and physical
education teacher, Miss MacFar-
lane said that the gradual in-.
crease of girls in sports led to
changes in the style of dress,
commenting on the heavy
woolen -knit sweaters, stockings
and blue serge bloomers of the
earlier days.
The speaker stressed the im-
portance of good sportsmanship
and the value of having fun while
participating. "Never lose the joy
of playing or sports will become
worthless " She added that with
the wide -spread field of athletics
it is possible to channel one's in-
terest into useful activities.
Miss MacFarlane closed her
remarks with a tripute to the
school, those who were leaders in
the athletic program and the
students . who would receive
awards.
The speaker was introduced by
Chris ' Exel, and Joyce Taylor,
named best girl athlete, ex-
pressed the appreciation of the
Rhona Gibson,
Mrs. SirinpSon ,gave a reading
'Five Finger' ". I4WLhy I urdon
Winter Naps and drat Simon
gave the senior story. A11 sang
the closing prayer.
aticit,#.011
. i
Bob' Gre+r. vttos named beat golf-
er. John Leitph and Ray Robin-
son reeetved tt'Ophies for tennis
froze Mr. $ales.
Mrs. Grahain, Mrs. Lobb, Miss
Warren. Mr. Bates and Mr.
Wardrope made the presentation
for volleyball, gym,., junior and
senior soccer with Mary Kay
MacKenzie, Myra Dane, Darlene
Stamper. Barbara Moore, Joyce
'ravlor Marg McLaughlin. tan
Dubelaar,, Philip Caskanette,
Murray Armstrong, George
Draper, Rod Wright and. Brian
Dewar recognized.
Best Athletes
Named best girl athlete was
Joyce Taylor who received a
special award from Miss Mac-
Farlane and Allan Dickson
recognized by Principal Gordon
Phillips. The McKibbon trophies
were presented, tQ Ken Gowing
and' Linda Watson. Wrestling
awards by Mr, Gnay went to
Graeme Johnston and Reval
Dettman and awards for the best
trackperformance went to Joyce
Taylor and Ken Farrish. Nancy
MacDonald, chairman for the
banquet, received a special
award from Mr. Campbell in'
recognition of her work on the
Athletic runnel)
Mr. Phillips spoke briefly, ex-
pressing appreciation to the
4..auhers who had given so much
extra time for the athletic pro-
gram and paid triiute to the
award recipients for their ability
and desire to represent their
school.
group to Miss MacFarlane for
coming to Winghana to address
the students
The duties of presenting
trophies to the various studOnts
were shared by several teachers
with Bob Campbell, head of the
physical education department.
introducing each as he or • she
came to the microphone.
1H ardk; 11 inner%
Pam Templeman, Doris Coul-
tes:Steve Caslick and Phil Beard
received awards from Mr. Brew-
ster for their proficiency in bad-
minton. Janette Hogan, Lori
Chisholm, Linda Watson and Gail
MacPherson from Mrs. -Lobb and
Mrs. Graham; Lloyd Vallance,
Russell Jones, Harold Mester-
kemper, Bruce, Wilbee, Bob
Cranston and Dave Bishop, from
Mr. Litzen and Mr. Dennis for
basketball.
Mr Hunter did the honors ipr
those who had distinguished
themselves in cross-country
► �, inrt '1•i'h Lori (guest Gemma
deBruyn, Nancy Adams, Kerry
Purdon, John Van Vegan and
Paul. Helfer receiving' awards.
The Reed Trophy for curling was
presented to Ron MacKague by
Mr. Hawkins.
Dave Cleland, Gerald Wheeler,
Murray McKague and Bob Mofat
were honored for football and
Meet during
church service
WHITFCHURCH Chalmers
Children of the Church held their
May meeting Sunday in the Sun-
day School room during the
.?hurch service. '
Clarence Wybenga gave the
call to worship and the COC hymn
was repeated in unison. The
scripture lesson was read by Bob
Ross. Prayer was effered by Lori
Purdon.
Barry Elliott read the minutes
and called the roll, answered by .
.t ' 15 naming a bird of the Bible.
Donald De Boer had his name put
on the birthday list.for the month
of May. The offering was.
ceived by Gregory Gibson': The
offering prayer was given by
.GIRL ATHLETES were the recipients of trophies and other
awards at the Athletic. Awards Banquet at F. E: Madill Sec-
ondary School last Wednesday night. Seated are Janette
Hoaan, Laurie Chisholm, Linda Watson, Joyce Taylor,
Nancy•Adams, Barbara Moore and Myra Dane. Standing
-are Pam 'Templeman, Mary Kay MacKenzie, Gemma de
Bruyn, 'Gait MacPherson, Marg McLaughlin and Darlene
Stamper. 2fStaff Photo. •
MORE THAN 200 F. E. Madill Students attended the Ath-
letic Awards banquet last Wednesday night to see fellow
students receive trophies to mark their accomplishments.
Seated ,ire Graeme Johnston, Bob Moffatt, Allan Dickson,
Ken Gowing, and Murray McKague. Standing are John
L6itch, Ken Farrish, Gerald Wheeler, .Paul Heffer, Lloyd
Valiance, Steve Caslick and Carey Purdon. —Staff Photo.
RECOGNIZED AT THE F. E. Madill Athletic Banquet
were, seated, Revel Dettman, Brian Dewar, Harold Mes-
terkemper, David Bishop, Ian Dubelaar, Philip Caskanette
and Murray Armstrong. Standing are Keith Elston, Murray ..
McKague, Phil Beard, Lorne Millen, John. -Van Vogen, Ross
Moffat, Bob Cranston, Russell Jones and Bruce Wilbee.
Staff Photo.
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