Brantford Collegiate Institute and Vocational School - Hello Yearbook (Brantford, Ontario Canada)

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SENIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front Row — Marilyn Andrews, Cobie Van Gink, Neincy Nutter, Margaret Farquhar. Back Row — Betty West, Sharon Good, Susan Reddick, Libby Florence, Nancy Quartermain (Captain), Pat Nobbs, Gaye Brett, Miss Krasevec. JUNIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL rent Row • — • Ann Gunther, Norma Wood, Cheryl Brennan, Marvyn Byrnes. Back Row — Mrs. Sandison (Coach), Judy Finch, Bonnie Parrott, Martha Cboke, Sue Butcher (Captain), Liz Nobbs, Becky Lamb. Martha Fletcher, Nancy Lam- bert ( Manager I . Page 68

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GIRLS ' TRACK AND FIELD In May 1960, on our Field Day, the Blue Team trounced the Gold Team with a score of 742 to 605. But the Gold Team won the competition for pep and spirit. In the jvmior class, Sue Butcher and Norma Wood tied for champion. Each girl had a total of 29 points. Dianne Salmon and Fae Brennan tied for second with 18 points. Our intermediate champion was Gay Brett with 32 points, while Marg Farquhar and P gy Wilson has 16 points each for second place. In the senior girl ' s competition, Mary Lou Whit- wUl took the honours with 32 points. Libby Florence was second with 24 points. Our C.W.O.S.S.A. teams can be credited with an excellent showing. In the junior events, Sue Butcher received a first place award and Norma Wood gained a third. Stephanie Stubbs, in the intermediate class finish- ed with a first and a third while Gay Brett won a second place. In the senior division, Mary Lou Whitwill and Mary Clarke received a first and second place respectively. Without the fine efforts of the teachers, team leaders, and all those who put so much time and patience into the organization of the track and field season, our year could not have been nearly so prosperous. To all these people, we extend our thanks. — Margaret Farquhar IIB SENIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The ' 60 - ' 61 Senior Girls ' Basketball team was no doubt the smallest one in memy years. Injuries took heavy toll among the team members this season. Pat Nobbs, Ketha demons. Sue Reddick, and Nancy Quartermain were all on the receiving end of the accidents, most of which were ankle injuries. How- ever, in spite of the size, the team demonstrated the two S ' s that make any team — Strength and Spirit. All teams experience and have experienced the proverbial ups and downs of the game, and this team was no exception. The downs included the following games — Kitchener C. L — 32 B.C.! — 13 Kitchener Eastwood — 26 B.C.I. — 25 P. J.C.L — 44 B.C.L — 27 North Park — 47 B.C.L — 40 and the ups were — B.C.L — 40 B.C.L — 37 B.C.I. — 44 B.C.L — 32 Waterloo — 23 Guelph Ross — 23 Gait C. I. — 24 Gait Glenview — 25 An exhibition game with Hamilton Teachers ' Col- lege (Intermediate Team) proved that a high school team can wage a hard fought battle. B.C.L came out on the top with the final score 31 - 26. All the players on the team would like to take this opportunity to thank our coach. Miss Krasevec, who did a fine job this season, and our capable manager Betty West. — Nancy Quartermain 13A JUNIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL This year, the Junior team had a very successful season ending up with a 6 smd 3 record. On the strong forward line were Becky Lamb, Norma Wood, Bonnie Parrott, Ann Gunther, Martha Fletcher, Marilyn Lyons, and Sue Butcher. The guard line consisted of Cheryl Brennan, Martha Cook, Judy Finch, Marvyn Byrnes, and Liz Nobbs. As the season progressed, the team through hard work Euid expert coaching improved both in guarding and shooting. When the season ended we were tied with Waterloo Collegiate for fourth place; therefore, we had to play a sudden-death game on a neutral floor. This game was one of the finest played all season, especially by our guard line. All the players must be complimented on their excellent showing, but, un- fortunately, as the final whistle blew the score was 31-29 in favour of Waterloo Collegiate. The scores of our league games were: B.C.L 21 - ' K.C.L 18; B.C.L 26 - K.E. 25; B.C.L 37 - J.F.R. 32; W.C.L 41 - B.C.L 23; Gait C.I. 21 - B.C.I. 19; P.J. 36 -B.C.I. 29; B.C.L 28 - N.P. 12; B.C.L 35 - G.P. 26; B.C.L 36-G.C.L 23. The Junior team would like to thank our timer, scorer, manager, and everyone concerned who helped to make this season a successful one. — • Susan Butcher HE Page 67

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OA M NeAAPi fi te- 12A Front Row — Linda Crandell, Margot Hutton, Wendy Papple, Donna Fairlie, Miss Gerrish, Susan Collier, Cora Chiang, Madeleine Hyman, Barb McQuiggin. Second Row — Sue Beckerman, Loy HiD, Donna Osborne, John Reeder, Allen Kewley, Jan Bruner, Ketha demons, Genia Mroz, Molly Innes. Back Row — Grant Barker, Ted Oliver, Bob Bat- chelder, John Coffey, Peter Beckett, Bill Groves. Absent — Walter Brooker, Garry Cornell, Marie Durand, Angela Lyon, Anne Moyle, Rosemary Preston, Dale Ramsey, Dorma Schaefer, Ruth Sims, Bill Vankeuren. 12A FORM NEWS Grant Barker — Assets: That shy deceiving look! Beware! Bob Batchelder — Secret Ambition: To know how to say nothing intelligently. Sue Beckerman — Probable Destiny: Author of Weaknesses In Civilized Man . Peter Beckett — Asset: Peter has his will — but someone has her way. Walt Brooker — Probable Destiny: Beachcomber under the Florida sun. Jan Bruner — Secret Ambition: To retire. Cora Chiang — Secret Ambition: To have holidays all year round. Ketha demons — Probable Destiny: The driving force behind some big executive. John Coffey — Probable Destiny: Who knows? Susan Collier — Probable Destiny: The girl most likely. GJary Cornell — Secret Ambition: Boy! Is it a secret! Linda Crandell — Secret Ambition: To edit an easy Greek textbook. Maiie Durand — Secret Ambition: To live danger- ously until 105. Donna Fairlie — Probable Destiny: To retire to the life of the country set. Bill Groves — Secret Ambition: To go around the world on 80 gallons. Loy Hill — Asset: That shy innocent smile. Margot Hutton — Probable Destiny: Cover girl on Scientific American . Madeleine Hyman — Secret Ambition: To disprove Einstein ' s Theory of Relativity. Molly Innes — Probable Destiny: Model for tooth paste. Allen Kewley — Probable Destiny: Enthusiastic blackboard brush pusher in 307. Angela Lyon — Secret Ambition: To interview pros- pects for Esquire magazine. Barbara McQuiggin — Probable Destiny: Sitting on the boss ' s knee. Anne Moyle — Favourite Saying: No one can be clever all the time! Genia Mroz — Probable Destiny: Author of The Improved Art of Catching Men . Ted Oliver — Secret Ambition: To play the role of the Thin Man on T.V. Donna Osborne — Secret Ambition: To raise her minister ' s sons on Laura Secord candies. Wendy Papple — Asset: Hears much; speaks little. Rosemary Preston — Secret Ambition: To be a front page model for Vogue . Dale Ramsey — Secret Ambition: To write something really funny for Mad magazine. John Reeder — Secret Ambition: To be author of What ' s Wrong with Everyone Else . Ruth Sims — Favourite Saying: Better a bad excuse than none at all. Donna Schaefer — Secret Ambition: To stop that certain person from calling her Blondie . Bill Vankeuren — Secret Ambition: To play the role of Samson to a packed house. Page 69