Alma College - Almafilian Yearbook (St Thomas, Ontario Canada)

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SPORT!

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Mrs. Sakaluk, I can ' t see you. P Rub-a-dub-dub, four blobs in a blub! Will It really help me attract boys? The atmospheric pressure at Alma Is approximately 30.265. If she doesn ' t stop giving nursery rhymes W-e-l-l it ' s a party. , 64

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., tkletic . Arddocia tlon BACK ROW: B. Turner, M. Martin, P. Uriin, D. Murphy, M. Pattinson. FRONT ROW; B. Staples, M. Morrison, M. Clark, M. Wallace, P. Haveling. As we approach the end of the sports-filled year of 1967—68, we recall the various activities which were one of the main parts of Alma life. The season began with the interhouse track meet which was won by Warner. Our tennis team entered WOSSA and reached the semi-finals. Both junior and senior volley- ball teams were in the Tri-County finals and made their way to the WOSSA semi-finals. In the winter our attention was directed towards gymnastics, basketball and swim- ming. Austin House won the Swim Meet held after Christmas. Although the Senior basketball team did not do too well, the Juniors went on to Tri-County and the WOSSA play-offs. Two well-executed gym displays were given by the gym club. After the Spring vacation, a badminton tournament drew many participants. Also, our track team made an excellent showing at the Tri-County meet with six of its members qualifying for the WOSSA meet. The Athletic Association held their annual casual dance on March 12. The money for the dance was raised by doing shoe-shines, two bake sales and Mac Cave entertainment. The theme of the dance was Aquamania . There, the girls and their escorts swung to the music of the Small Experience . The profits of the A. A. will be spent on new equipment for the gymnasium. In closing we would like to thank Mrs. Lee for her patient leadership; and all the girls who supported their houses with such enthusiasm throughout the year. Merry Clark President of the A. A. 66