East Kildonan Collegiate - Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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Lily Paslawski Shines at Suburban Track and Field Meet Sparked by a record-breaking performance by Lil Paslawski in the intermediate dashes, East Kildonan Collegiate placed third in the Suburban Collegiate Track and Field Meet held recently. Scoring 49 points, East Kj.ldonan showed the best performance in a number of years. Lily ran the 75-yd.dash in 9 secs, to tie the present record and repeated in the 60-yd.dash to clip 2 10 secs.off the present record, Eric Tiderman scored a dual win by taking the intermediate horn step and high jump. Other winners were : In the boys’ ovents-Bill Douglas, 1st in junior half mile and 2nd in junior 220; Denis Murray, 2nd in senior 100-yd.dash and send in senior 220; Mel - ' inlayson, 2nd in senior shot put; Terry Aitken, 1st in primary high jump and 3rd in primary broad jump; Ken Hilton, 3rd in primary hop step; Ted Kriss, 2: d in junior broad jump; Garnet Knox, second in senior mile; ,arry Robinson, 1st and 2nd in junior high; Glon Newberry and Bill Seiytuk, 3rd in intermediate high. Girls’ ovents-Diane LePage, 1st in intermediate high; P.Hatch, 1st in senior 60-yd.dash; D.Havelik, 3rd in junior high; C.Wallis, 3rd in 60 and 75-dashes; and the girls ' shuttle relay team laced second. SU BURBAN TRACK MEET East Kildonan Collegiate captured two championships at the Provincial High School Track Meet at Portage June 7th. Terry Aitken won the primary high jump with a near record jump of 5’ 4” under far from ideal jumping conditions. The other winner was Bill Douglas who easily won the junior half mile in 2 mins.12.8 secs. Lily Paslawski ran second in the 60 and in the 75-yd dash close behind two record breaking winners, while Eric Tiderman, in the intermediate Boys ' Class won second in the high jump and 3rd in the hop step. E.K.Athletes aided the Suburban Collegiates which came second behind a very strong city squad.

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Primary D. 100-Yd.Dash-1, Jim Bobby; 2,John Horvath;,3,Eddy WasKen. 220-Yd.Dash-1, John Horvath; 2,Campbell Cope land ;,3,Doug Finch. Shot Put-1,Peter Pennie; 2,Ronald Gould; 3,Peter Slimmen. Broad Jump-1,Terry Aikens; 2,Ken Hilton; ' 3,Terry Mitchell. Hop,Step and Jump-1,Ken Hilton; 2,Gerald Harsant ; 3,Henry ' Haa shuck . • High Jump-1,Terry Aikens; 2,Dan Martin; 3,Don Osadick. ; Primary C Shot Put-1,Bob Marshall; 2,Charles McLaren; 3,Barry Mailey Hop,Step and Jump-1, Bob Marshall; 2,Ken Taylor; 3,Charles McLaren. Pri mar y A. Half Mile-1, Campbell Copeland; 2,Teddy Tufford; 3,Ron Murray. GIRLS’ EVENTS Senior 60-Yd.Dash-1,Pat Hatc h; 2,Maureen Kalkhoven. 75- Yd. Da sh-1, Pat Hatch; 2,Maureen Kalkhoven. Ball Throw-1, Theresa Johnson; 2,Muriel Brydges; 3,Sandra Summerell. High Jump-1, Sheila Burnett; 2,Theresa Johnson. Int ermedia t e 60-Yd.Dash-1, Lily Paslawski; 2,Carol Currie;3,Mae Andrusco. 76- Yd.Dash-1,Lily Paslawski; 2,Mae Andrusco; 3,Barbara Wyenberg. Ball Throw-1, Ida Ondrusko; 2,Marjorie Fraser; 3,Helen Tesar. High Jump-1,Doreen Havelik; 2,Audrey Wood; 3,Shirley Main. Junior 60-Yd.Dash-1, Connie Wallis; 2,Louis 0’Leynick;3 ,Bemic e Jakubic . 75-Yd.Dash-1,Connie Wallis; 2,Bernice Jakubic and Louise O’Leynick (tie) Ball Throw-1,Wilma Urquhart;2,Heather Leslie;3,Jo-Anne Cober. High Jump-1, Doreen Havelik; 2,Audrey Wood; 3,Shir ley Main. Primary C 60-Yd.Dash-1,Barbara Baker; 2,Betty Dover; 3,Vivian Kobylak. 75-Yd.Dash-1,Margaret Wilns; 2,Barbara Baker; 3,Barbara Korde

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