East St Paul Collegiate - Forerunner Yearbook (East St Paul, Manitoba Canada)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Miller, Glen Langton, Fred Miller, Brian Stasynec, skip. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Ritchie Lawrence Danko, Douglas Stemkoski Fred Butler, skip. HIGH SCHOOL BONSPIEL This year for the first time East St. Paul was represented by three rinks in the High School Bonspiel. Unfortunately none of the teams made the play-offs, but they still tried hard to bring honour to East St. Paul. LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Buksak, Joey Brockowski, Terry Spooner, John Tees, skip.

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SCHOOL LEAGUE BACK ROW, Left to Right: Gerry Kell, captain; Doug Stemkoski, Lawrence Danko. FRONT ROW: Bob Proctor, Frank Favoni, Bob Miller. There was also a league within the school which consisted of three teams. The cap¬ tains were Arnold Miller, Ken Pchajek, and Gerry Kell. The final league games found Kell on top with Miller and Pchajek close runners up. The semi-finals saw Miller and Pchajek battling it out for second place. Although the games were close. Miller defeated Pchajek two games out of three, which put him in position to play Kell for first place. The finals saw the gym filled with spectators rooting for both teams. The winners of the best out of three were to be the school champions. The first game was taken by Kell with a score of 19 to 16. Miller defeated Kell in the second game by 22 to 19. This made the third game a “Sudden Death”. Both teams played very hard, and in spite of Novak’s long shots Kell pulled out in front with a score of 22 to 14. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Fred Besant, Wayne Novak, Fred Butler, Mike Tachinski. FRONT ROW: Arnold Miller, captain; Danny Buksak, Lome Friesen. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dick Ritchie, Ken Pchajek, captain; Ray Jensen. FRONT ROW: John Tees, Brian Stsaynec, Joey Brockowski.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Butler, Brian Stasynec, skip; Fred Miller, John Tees. During the noon hours following the Christmas holidays the curling rink was filled with enthusiasts. This year eleven rinks entered the school bonspiel which proved to be stiff competition. At the end of the schedule after some close and exciting games, the practically undefeatable team skipped by Stasynec won all but one game. In spite of their loss the team was not discouraged, but kept up the fight and managed to pull out in front to win the school championship. Although there were a few bruised knees, stiff arms and legs, the spiel was enjoyed by all. FOOTBALL BACK ROW, Left to Right: John Tees, Ray Jensen, Wayne Novak, Arnold Miller, Bob Miller. SECOND ROW: Danny Buk- sak, Doug Stemkoski, Albert Fegol, Wayne Stemkoski, Dick Ritchie. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Danko, Fred Miller, Fred But¬ ler, Gerry Kell.