Lorne Park Secondary School - Key Yearbook (Mississauga, Canada Ontario)

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SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM 1972 was not a banner year forfootball at Lorne Parke. The Senior Spartans competing in the tough A division finished with a disappointing one win, five loss record. Their record however, did not reflect the quality of the team as in every game but one the seniors came out with the best statistics. Lack of experience hurt the senior's season with only 2 of- fensive and 6 defensive players returning from the previous year. In what was to be a build- ing year the seniors proved they and their new wishbone offense belonged even though Graydon found Lorne Park's wishbone tasty. Next year with the wishbone having a year under its belt the seniors should again be back at the top of the football ranks. Thanks go to Mr. Hart, Mr. Turner Qtunal and Mr. Beel for their diligent efforts in a losing cause. Congratulations to Lorne Park's all-stars, John Turpie, at wide receiver, Len Dlutek at defensive tackle, Steve Crowe at offensive quad and Tim Smith. BACK ROW: Tom Coxhead, Peter Donkin, Paul Harvey, Glenn Sakamoto, David Olinoski, Ron Fischer, Steve Crowe, Randy Whitaker. MIDDLE ROW: Jamie Macdonald, Dave Embleton, Ted Calverly, Wolfy Weiss, Scott Aird, Mike Dawson, Paul Blenkarn, John Turpie. FRONT ROW: Coach Hart, Bob Mcwhinnie, Gary McKibbon, Stu Eley, John Dales, Morgan Pirie, Ted Crowe, Tim Webber, Glenn MacKay, Gord Petrie, Coach Turner. fffvei, Keg . L. X . .

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Junior Football FRONT ROW L-R: Mike Lavery, Bruce Togo, Stu Aird, Rob McKenzie, Stu Smith, Rich Kantor, Chris Pirie, John Ella, arth Nicholas. BACK ROW L-R: Tom Powell, Terry Lavery, John Leonard, Dwight Taylor, Ted Dyment, John Field, Paul Woolvett, Jamie Tipping, Mike Brown, Dave Burnett, Steve Ackroyd. MIDDLE L-R: Mark Lococo, Warren Wade, Pete McKenna, Danny Olson, Philip Holloway, Glenn Gilbert, Rick Millar, Chris Price, Drew McNaughton, Peter O'Marra, Dave Wheeler. JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM The junior football team proved to be gang-busters between the twenty-five yard-lines this sea- son. They just couldn't seem to put the ball over when the going got tough and had to settle for singles on too many occasions. Trying to defend their champion- ship from the previous year, Lorne Park fielded a competitive team capable of making theplayoffs but just couldn't seem to click when it counted. After holding a convincing lead in the play they lost their second game in the last 45 seconds to Erindale, and by the third game had lost five of their first stringers. The team however, did finally put it together and fin- ished the season on a winning note, thanks to the excellent coaching of Mr. Gibbins, Mr. Smith and Mr. Auchincloss. Next season may prove to be a better year, as Mr. Gibbins hopes to open up the offense with the aid of a new rule permitting four downs and two time outs. Midget Football Team FRONT ROW L-R: Danny MacDonald, Randy Brown, Rich Williamson, Ken Collins, Perry Whitall, Robert Bouma, Hal Woolley, Gary Doherty, Ross Johnson BACK ROW: Dave Leonard, Kirk Will, Jim Boyington, Steve Stasko, Mike Ford, Mitch Coleman. MIDDLE: Mr. Dixon iCoachj, Hughie Lococo, Gary Connolly, Jimmie Zalusky, Stevey White, Niel Collins, lan McNaughton, Mr. Heathcock iCoachj, Mr. Clipperton iCoachj. MIDGET FOOTBALL TEAM The midget football team ended the season with a one-win, three-loss record in fourth place. Coach Clipper- ton, back coaching the midget team after a year with the seniors, attributed his team's poor showings to a Porous Defence . The season was not a total disaster though for what was lost in pride was made up in gains in spirit and knowledge. Many thanks to Mr. Dixon, Mr. Heathcock, and Mr. McKee for their help in coaching the midget team this year. 93