Earl Grey School - Triangle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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SPORTS CAPTAINS. BACK ROW - (Left to Right) Suellen Glenat, Kathy Revell, Roberta Thompson, Mae Mullen, Arlene Wilson, Darlene Turner. FRONT ROW (Left to Right) Lynn Neal, Heather Cruse, Kay Keeler. Margaret Francis. Pat Smith. GRADE 7 - ROOM 17 - INTRA-MURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS. BACK ROW - (Left to Right) Paula Tubbs, Maureen Thompson, Margaret Piluk, Pat Gregg. FRONT ROW (Left to Right) Donna Mann, June Antonick, Cathy Revell, Penny Wood, Linda Berzanski 54

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GRADE 8, ROOM 22, VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS. BACK ROW (Left to Right) Janet Cruse, Linda Gray, Donna Creedon, Gail Thompkins, Roberta Smith, Mary Graham, Victoria Parisien. FRONT ROW (Left to Right) Carol Brown, Valerie Davidson, Lynn Neal, Noreen Deuling, Marlene Bay, Dianne Friesen. JUNIOR and SENIOR SPEEDSKATING. BACK ROW (Left to Right) Noreen Deuling, Donna Ewasyke, Brenda Stevenson, Joan Caldwell, Carolyn McShane. FRONT ROW (Left to Right) Jenny Mack, Elizabeth Squires, Miss M. McVeigh, Kay Keeler, Loma Breault. 53

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GRADE 7 VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONS For Room 17, Inter-room Volley Ball proved very successful this year as they became champions of Grade 7. They defeated Rooms 28, 25, and 18 but unfortunately, they lost to Room 22, the Grade 8 Champions. Room 17 girls would like to thank Miss McVeigh for all her work in teaching them the rules and sportsmanship used in volleyball. Cathy Revell — Room 17. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL This year Miss McVeigh organized a series of intramural volley¬ ball games which proved very successful. Girls from all grades formed separ¬ ate teams and competed against each other. The girls from the inter-school team refereed the games after four. These games helped in teaching the girls to to play volleyball and taught sportsmanship to all. Kay Keeler — Room 27. INTER-ROOM VOLLEYBALL This year our four Grade Seven rooms, 28, 25, 18, and 17 com¬ peted against each other for the Grade 7 Volleyball Championship. Three games were played by each team. Room 17 was the top team and won the champion¬ ship. They played against Room 22, the Grade 8 Champs, but were deafeted. Finally 22 played against Room 11, the Grade 9 champs, but also de¬ feated, leaving the championship to the top Grade 9 team, Room 11. Kay Keeler — Room 27. ELEMENTARY SPEEDSKATING The elementary speed skaters worked hard preparing for the races by practising everyday. Finally the Big Day came. The girls skated in the fifth event and although they tried their hardest, to their disappointment they placed last. The boys did very well in this year’s competition. Team ' A ' placed third in the first event and did not have to skate again. Team ' B ' placed second in the first event and last in the finals. 55