Aldershot Secondary School - Leonidata Yearbook (Burlington, Ontario Canada)

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JUNIOR GIRLS TOP ROW: J, Mattick L. Hazel K. Craig H. Vandermeulen L. Edwards Miss Lyons BOTTOM ROW: N. Webber P, Corner S. Morgan P. Atkins M. Plastow JUNIORS This year the Aldershot Juniors fought hard but won only one game in which they participated. The team defeated M.M. Robin- son in the second game of the season. SENIORS Aldershot should be very proud of the ' 65 Senior Girls ' Volleyball team. Playing in the Burlington League, they were victori- ous in six games. At the Zone One finals, by if s - SENIOR GIRLS m J - ' TOP ROW: f Miss Lyons FW S. Henorie F ' ' % 1 J. Venckevicius 1 WM L. Carter B L. Hacon Y J. Mattick f BOTTOM ROW: f G. Levely i kl mafM L. Shonk M mr m M. Filman fll C. Hall m . K . K Bfl defeating Perdue, the girls made themselves eligible for a triumph over Ancaster. After a tough game - one of the best of the year - the team went down to defeat in overtime. A L 53

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TRACK AND FIELD BOYS TRACK TEAM, TOP ROW: V. Lisson, Mgr.; B. Cooke, M. Hallas, J. Soule, R. Panting, T. Kershaw, B. Anderson, G. Anderson, J. Fraser, J. Porteous, P. Buxton, G. DiStefan, D. Bentley, Mr. MacMillan. BOTTOM ROW: D. Farrington, L. Hinchberger, M. Morgan, E. Lux on, D. Caldwell, B. Ferguson, B. Martlin, D. Wilson, G. Dingledine. Under the fine coaching of Mr, McMillan the boys this year began practising before Easter, This head start enabled them to cap- ture six ribbons in the very keen competition at the SOSSA Zone One meet. The industrious efforts of the Junior Relay Team, Bob Martlin (in the Long Jump), and Dale Wilson (in the 100 yard dash) were all rewarded by fifth place recognition. In the Intermediate Divi- sion the relay team and Gary DiStefan were awarde d second place ribbons. Ted Kershaw streaked to a second place finish in the Sen- ior 220. The second place winners also competed in the Southern Ontario meet at Ancaster. Gary Dingledine put Aldershot on the score sheet with a fifth place win. Our own Field Day was marked by ex- cellent weather, many record-breaking achieve- ments, and still more rosy sun burns. Dale Wilson and Gord Anderson each set one record before becoming Junior and Intermediate Champs, respectively. Three new records were set by Doug Wilson who became the Senior Champ. The class relay winners from 9F, lOB, lie, and 12D also altered the rec- ord books. lOA received the pennant while 12B was the runner-up. FIELD DAY CHAMPS AND RECORD SETTERS TOP ROW: R. Kitchen, F. Allen, D. Wilson, G. Guest, W. Roberts, B. Fraser, A. Tacoma, M. Matthews, J. Graydon. SECOND ROW: G, DiStefan, D. Wilson, G. An- derson, G. Dingledine, T. Kershaw. BOTTOM ROW: S. Morgan, B. Green, L. Shonk. 52

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JUNIOR GIRLS TOP ROW: Miss Klodt J. Fraser J. Manchee P. Czukar L. Hazel D. Callan M. Job N. Folkard BOTTOM ROW: B. Green M. Plastow S. Morgan S. Watts D. Shonk JUNIORS The Juniors played in the Burlington League. Although an inexperienced team with no previous players, the Juniors improved tremendously during the season. We can cer- tainly look forward to a championship team in ' 66. SENIORS Our Senior girls began the year very well. During the regular schedule, they lost only once to B.C.H.S, Scores such as 85-3 and 52-10 show the strength of the team. The first play-off at Nelson produced a score of 39-32 for Nelson. Aldershot ' s tri- umphant comeback of 29-28 was not enough to secure the Championship. However, the girls played hard and deserve much credit. m % i. fi M I I • ' -■? 54 SENIOR GIRLS TOP ROW: Miss Klodt B. Johnson S. Hendrie M. Kelly M. McMillan N. Adkins N. Folkard BOTTOM ROW: B. Foster L. Beare L. Shonk C. Hall M. Filman J. Campbell