Lindsay Thurber Composite High School - Annona Yearbook (Red Deer, Alberta Canada)

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t c H THE RAIDERS Mr. L. Lorincz, Coach Alf Preston John Miller Jerry Bigam Dave Raine Lloyd Jahraus, John Altena Ken Davis B. J. Billings Ryan Harju Ricky Reid, Manager Dave Yule Butch Pixley Les Parry Bruno Hartwig •AS ' 0 0 . AsS? $ C v G G V Ar p A Z 0 ,-i o ' 1 ? „e v5» t0 vV 4fj y; ' ■V ’ irapHInBHIH - « .1 • . . a 1 I tSfSfs .1 lift? - :BBtf K I v-iisr.. £® Pm Putting a quick end to another of John Smithson ' s hook shots is Raider John Altena (right). Smithson was high scorer for Innisfail with nine points but Red Deer Composite took a 34- 23 win in Riverglen School Friday. Altena, playing one of his first games this year made several brilliant defensive plays. (Staff Photo)

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Mentor (girls ' Pasfeetball BACK ROW, Standing: Marcia Mathew, Shirley Sutherland, Sandra Tedford, Diane Allison, Miss J. Gustman, Coach; Nancy Parsons, Mary Griffiths. FRONT ROW: Heather Parsons, Trudy Murray, Eva White, Pat Gehrke, Captain; Frances McColl. This year, as there was no “B” team, Composite potential was combined into one Girls ' Basketball Team, the “A” girls. Miss Joyce Gustman capably coached the girls through one of the mosf successful seasons they have had for some years. In regular action, the girls were champions of the east league consisting of six teams: Ponoka, Delburne, Innisfail, Stettler, Lacombe, and Red Deer. They were undefeated in ten regular league games. The C.W.A.S.A.A. tournament was held at Red Deer in March, with the four top east- west winners competing in a double knockout: Rocky Mountain House, David Thompson, Stettler, and Red Deer Composite. Winning this championship for the second consecutive year, the Composite girls then had the honor of representing Central Alberta at the provincials in Lethbridge. Their first game was lost to Barrhead by a score of 37 to 29, after which the girls entered the consolation event and were matched against Castor. With a score of 26 to 18, they brought home the provincial Consolation Trophy, offered this year for the first time. During the year, in exhibition play, three games were played with the Overtown Ladies in which the Composite won one game. The University of Alberta Cubs, in the annual exhibition match, were victorious. The girls also participated in the Lacombe Tournament in pre-season action during the month of January; they were defeated in the final game by Stettler.