Leamington District Secondary School - Phoebus Yearbook (Leamington, Ontario Canada)

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Nineteen r.fly c i PHCEPUS tfiieiia. COUNTY FIELD MEET ii? , f urlh ' - utive County Ohmnwonship a dMa ing or: jn Octo jpr v;.ien the annual Essex County Secondary School W e» « I. . , MCiv and Fleid wcC lield ' 7 ° cn001 [• v.«.x 128points to reposes the Cup Kingsville ©am second wUr - -? ; ' S P 1 W3S 3no r Tn - 3 ior 57113 school. Amhers iuo thon ;,Jgww ' - wfh nd T.murv JwsiS tied ior Fourth North Essex 3d»rj- oarafveiy :w school, came in last SPirii WdS Bv enc6c1 ' ty h letes iLe pWe«i s the BASKETBAU J5J » rw V ,ini of wir ’- tef «wr action turned to »he n w yea, season Msketbal!. n die senior dlvtsfor of the airl ' n league. sc far t »iia and Gamma are ahead. Beta has. come up victoriously after » yGa r c f crushing defeats ' •-•i.on Nv.tw D-lta and twaraa in the playoffs wore pretrv evenly matched ' . ] h Juv ® n lss an an srdhustactkr group. In the Lv-cuts over 75% of jt. nr s turned out and In© Betas are tops up to thi 3 dare. A. the close of thp softball season, visions of basketball were in th . rands ihcmyn trie playoffs m any one oi the three classes oi beys ' - n ? 1 ' ipl ? , :ed ‘ v ’ Julcl like »o comruri n.vselt and pr«dJc» i- charcptens. .n th senior bej j predict that Delta wifi down Gamina and , e J £ nir ‘ hoys 1 think Gamma will again be defeated tire v tar hainc GAMMA FOOTBA 1 L

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Nineteen Fifty C ' -9 PHOEBUS -6 0 COUNTY FIELD MEET Leamington captured its fourth consecutive County ChampionshiD at Uammgloi O October 5th when the anneal Essex County Secondary Schoo Association Track and Field Meet was held. y It took 128 4 points to repossess the Cup. Kingsville came second with 113 points, which was a good showing for a small school. Amherstburg then followed, with Essex and Tilbury being tied for fourth. North Essex a com¬ paratively new school, came in last. many A oni n ooker h s 001 ' evidenced athletes, the cheerleaders and the BASKETBALL ik If 1 ®! r l Urn ° f Wi! ? ter our attention turned to the new year ' s season a e b ahe e ,d d L n K he di ™ ion of the 3 irl ' s league, so far Delta and Gamma are ahead. Bet a has come up victoriously after a year of crushing defeats. The Juniors, with Delta and Gamma in the playoffs were pretty evenly matched. The Juvendes are an enthusiastic group. In the trv-outs over 7 ° of all girls turned out and the Beias are tops up to this date . , th ® softball season, visions of basketball were in the h U s d S„ m dS - f 1,h . ough tbe p ‘ a y° ffs in a ny one of the three classes of boys ' t k l b n ? Yu COmple ' ed ' 1 would lik e to commit myself and predict he champions In the senior boys I predict that Delta will down Gamma and Alnhf How 1X578 iK hl ? k G T n i a Wil1 again h® dented, the victor being me o” vtofou . ,UV ° nile dlViSi ° n - ’ belieVe Gara ™ wi “ «nd GAMMA FOOTBALL : ' O ' V.. C -r- • • ™° NT s szfru ' is Htek -- u ” ’ Tipps R S S e e Cv y Th imP ( 80n ; Ilm Sy !°o 3 ' Ralph Tromb1 - Mf - Borman (coach), Sydney Chase. ,erry Thurston (manager). Roger Wood. Bill Atking. Gary Morse. 7