G A Wheable Secondary School - Memoriae Yearbook (London Ontario, Canada)

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HOCKEY ROW 1 (FRONT); Tracey Harper, Michele Dicicco, John Wilson, Clint Webster, Dave Freeman. Michelle Martin. ROW 2: Jim Freeman. Gerry Walker, Jetf Wilson. Pete Van Rassel, Greg Kyle, Bob Andersen. ROW 3: Roger Morden, Rich Nichol. Darcy Haggith. Wayne Young, Grant Bridge- water. Derek Spence. ROW 4: Mr. Sumner. Scott Price. Mike Reuter. Mr Douglas. THE SKI CLUB The Wheable Cross Country Ski Club begins its activities each year with the arrival of snow. The Club meets regularly once a week to plan outings which take place on Saturday mornings. Students in- terested in racing are expected to ski on their own time as often as possible to improve conditioning. Ski Lop- pets (Races) take place regularly with the final OFSAA Competition being held at the end of February. ROW 1 (FRONT): B ruce Die- rick, Paul Grunsell. Randy Freethy. Ivor Hughes. Patty Burns.

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GIRLS CURLING ROW(l): Miss Dawson, Andrea Gilpin, Joyanne Beckett. Gary Wylie, Veronica McEllister. BOYS CURLING ROW (1): Rob Kerr, Steve Eimer, Brian Eimer, Mr Lodge ABSENT; Rudy Mundt, Curtis? For the first time in several years, Wheable had a girls ' curling team. The foursome far ex- ceeded coach Miss Dawson ' s hope for success. In the round-robin, they defeated Oakridge and Clarke Road, and played Lucas to a tie. This gave them a spot in the playoffs. After losing to South, and then to Laurier in a very close and exciting game, the Wheable team ended the season with a very respectable fourth place in the standing behind South, Clarke Road and Laurier. The 1984-85 boys ' curling season has been most suc- cessful! At the time of writing, the team has finished the regular season with a 7-win 1-loss record, and has reached the finals in the playoffs. One more win will clinch the B league championship. In addition the team enjoyed participating in the first Purple and White Curling Tournament at the University of Western Ontario. The team ' s success is even more gratifying in that three members are brand new curlers. With a slate of veterans returning for next season, they anticipate entering the A league, and should continue their winning ways. 98

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JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL m :.a1 l z The Junior Girls Volleyball enjoyed an exciting season this year, with more wins than losses and such look forward to a spot in the London Conference Play- offs. ROW 1 (FRONT): Michele Schoenleber, Sandra Jones, Carolyn Rundle, Debbie Passmore. ROW 2: Andrea Hagan. Phyllis Croce, Janet Jamison, Patty McLean. Mrs. McMurray (coach). ROW 3: Tom Lambe, Lisa Janssen, Val Beckles, Nancy Cogan. Jodi Ironside. Tanya McGee. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL ROW 1 (FRONT): Kim Mclnnis, Tina Henderson, Bev MacDonald, Jody Taylor, Wendy Topham, Marg Gergely, Barb McCormick. ROW 2: Joan Osbourne, Paula Peck- ham, Cathy Fairbairn, Denise Dixon, Connie Gregg, Donna Whitworth, Tracey Sippel, Rosemary Schindler. ABSENT: Ms. Clark (coach) 100