Appleby College - Argus Yearbook (Oakville, Ontario Canada)

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Marriages: August 7, 1971 Francis Austin and Lorna Gosse October 23, 1971 Campbell MacArthur and Lynette Grey March 11, 1972 Dilly Bell and Susan Brown June 10, 1972 Eric Windeler andAldona Eismantes June 17, 1972 Dwight Lunau and Cynthia Pearson Baptisms: William A . Wright November 7, 1971 MarkC.K. Robinson November 17, 1971 CoUnM. Piatt January 30, 1972 Jeffrey C. Stone June 25, 1972

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The John Bell Chapel Through the school year, ten visitors spoke during the Sunday services and Captain Patstone returned to lead the out- door service. As well as member of Grades twelve and thirteen who read the lessons during week-day services, a number of boys from other grades volunteered to read in the summer term. One pleasing innovation was a voluntary, midweek Communion Service immediately after supper on Thursdays. At- tendance varied from 8 to 60 . Another innovation was the Friday service led by the Junior School with lessons read by boys from Grades eight to seven. The choir made the two carol services joyful, attractive and memorable. During the spring term, the choir taught the school new hymns from the newly published hymnal designed for use in the joint Anglican and United Church move- ment. The following were presented to the The Right Rev. W.E. Bagnall for the rite of Confirmation on November 21st - Alexander Thompson Paterson Brock George Southee David Christopher Duncombe Bramall Douglas Ian Ridgway MacLeod Ian Robert Slade James Adrian Naish Lance Roderick MacDonald Thomson Michael Gerald Milner Micheil Stuart Jennings Thomas Oliver Henkel Wayne Scott Sims William Alexander Wright

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Junior School Hockey The Junior School First Hockey Team continued the First Soccer ' s winning ways by being almost unbeatable. Al- though the squad varied greatly in size, spirit was high right from the smallest player to the biggest one. In many games, the team was outsized considerably, buta)ways managed to pull through on the winning side. Many of the players will be back on the First Hockey Team next season so the future looks very bright. Jamieson, Pritchard, J. Slattery, and Sanderson played very well and looks like good hockey material for the Senior School. Mr. Anderson is to be thanked and congratulated for coaching the team to another fine season. With six wins and five losses the season was most successful. This is most encouraging as some of the older players on the team have the makings of outstanding Junior School First Team players next year. Great performances from Keil, Jackson 1, Peart 2, and the two goaltenders Piatt 1 and Kenney 1, enabled the team to beat bigger and more experienced hockey teams. Many thanks to Coach O ' Leary for guiding us through a memorable season. Under the coaching of Mr. McLean the Third Hockey Team weathered the season with five wins, seven losses, and one tie. When we won, it was by a big score, but when we lost, the score was very close. Throughout the campaign, sportsmanship was excellent and we enjoyed playing for Mr. McLean. 82