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

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junior d a netoatl BACK ROW L-R: E. Arthur, E. Barnes, V. Pollock, J. Emerson, N. Morison. FRONT ROW: E. Oliver, F. Thornhill, J. Wong, B, Methveri, O. Pearson, L. Macdonald. The Alma Junior team managed to defeat every opponent they played during the regular games. Thus they upheld the unbeaten standard that the Junior team has main- tained for the past two years. Here is a list of their victories: Alma 28 vs 7 St. Joseph ' s Alma 31 vs 17 Arthur Voaden Alma 24 vs 18 Parkside Alma 28 vs 17 Arthur Voaden Alma 26 vs 12 Parkside In the quarter-final played in Aylmer, the Alma team defeated Parkside with a score of 28 - 32. In the semi-final against Annandale, the team again won by a narrow margin, 25-23. The finals were played in Woodstock against Glendale. There we were de- feated, and as a result finished second in the Tri-county division. At WOSSA the game was very closely contested between the Alma team and the Stratford team. Unfortun- ately, Alma lost the game by one measly basket. Jenny Wong — Captain 74 This page has been sponsored by HOWDEN ' S ELECTRICAL SUPPLY, St. Thomas, Ontario.

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Senior djaskewali BACK ROW L-R: R, Ramsay, J. Edwards, C. Howard, S. Kelly, M. Clark, J. Grimm. FRONT ROW J Hird, S. Barnes, D. Murphy, P. Haveling, P. Uriln, J. Des Jardine, S. McCalg. The Senior team this year lost five out of the six games played. Despite the referee trouble , they did a fine job in representing Alma with their good team spirit. Their sched- ule is as follows: Alma 24 vs 47 St. Joseph ' s Alma 31 vs 19 Arthur Voaden Alma 16 vs 24 Parkside Alma 15 vs 31 Arthur Voaden Alma 19 vs 35 Parkside Rosalie Ramsay Captain 73

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rach and ield BACK ROW L-R: S. McCaig, P. Uriin, B. Turner, M. Clark , D. Murphy, J. Wong, N. Frederickson, R. Winchell, E. Oliver, J. Grimm. FRONT ROW: R. Ramsay, M. Paabo, P. Talentino, L. Macdonald, V. Pollock, M. Thorson, S. Gardiner, W. Mc- Quay, O. Pearson. The Track and Field Day for 1967—68 was held early In the autumn. The normal track and field events took place as well as a few comical events, such as the Obstacle Race, the Skipping Race and the Three-Legged Race. Warner Hall won the track and field events with the highest number of points: 149. Ryerson West came second with 139. The Junior Champion was Jane Bell of Dobson with 38 points. Virginia Pollock of Warner was runner-up with 36. For the Intermediate Championship, there was a tie be- tween Sandy McCaig of Dobson and Nancy Hindmarsh of Upper Mac. Both received 30 points. The Senior Champion was Rosalie Ramsay of Lower Mac, with 28 points, and the runner-up was Pat UrIin of Ryerson West with 24 points. The track and field team is hoping to enter the Tri-County Track Meet in May. Patricia UrIin 75