London Central Secondary School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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Although the Midget Boys Basketball team did not have a very successful 1980-81 season, we gained valuable experience. We seemed to be lacking height. Thanks for the fine coaching, Mr, Reintjes! Tal Leyshon VOLLEYBALL 4i i This year ' s Senior Girls Volleyball team exhibited a great amount of talent and spirit. With each game, they improved. They went to the Finals of the Laurier Tournament and to the Semifinals of Conference. There is obviously a bright future for this young team. The players would like to thank Mom (Miss Innes) and Miss McDonald for their excellent coaching and continuous support. Donna Lamb

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Senior Basketball 1980-81 Ghosts Darrin Ullerick Kevin Eck Naeem Merchant Steven Hanson Scott Whatmore Robert Schuetz Chris Cuylle John Vouvalidis Sandy Schomburg Mark McManus Alfred Banholzer Mike Heiland Eric Rowe David Scheutz Team Record (15-11) This year proved to be one of Central ' s better years for Junior Basketball. After getting off to a slow start, the team ended up with a 9-3 record and a berth in the playoffs for the City Championship. In the playoffs, we won our way to the semifinals, but were then defeated by a stronger team from Catholic Central. Winning a tournament in Petrolia was another highlight of our season. The entire team would like to thank Mr. Peterson. His leadership and coaching talents were essential factors contributing to our success. Alistair Linton

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The Junior Boys Volleyball team enjoyed a very pleasant 1980-81 season. Though we had a slow start, we finished very strongly by winning 4 out of our last 5 games, and losing to the City Champs by only two points. A hearty thanks to Mr. Wood, who was a great coach. A warm thanks also to Miss McDonald. y This year Central ' s Senior Boys Volleyball Team faced the inevitable chore of rebuilding. Our record was 9-7, paced by strong spiker Dave Schuetz. With the return of several veterans and some bright and upcoming rookies, next year looks more promising. Naeem Merchant Gord Paddock After last year ' s extremely successful season, the 1980-81 Junior Girls Volleyball team was expected to defend the title of City Champions. We managed to finish third in our division behind South and C.C.H. and played in Conference. We played exceptionally well, and, as a result, we finished first in our pool. After running over Oakridge in the semifinals in two straight games, we faced the hungry South Lions, though we ended up in second place and qualified for W.O.S.S.A. We were not victorious at W.O.S.S.A., but I think it was a very good learning experience for both our coach and all of the girls on the team. A lot of thanks and appreciation go to Miss Rowe for a very en- joyable year. I ' d also like to thank our scorekeeper, Jackie Wilken, and all of the Central students who gave us encouragement and team support. Hopefully, the Junior Girls Volleyball team will do just as well next year. Captain, Monika Long