Miles Macdonell Collegiate - Macadonian Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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BOWLING Rick MacPhail, Ken Anderson, Cheryl Simmonds, Heather Lumsden, Margaret Hamilton, and Don Orloff. Sitting is Alex Godfrey, Captain of The Potts. M. M. C. again had a successful bowling season. Bowling was held on Tuesdays and Wednesday at 4:30, at Lynnwood Alleys. Eighteen teams partici¬ pated each trying for a place in the roll-off. The nine teams having the highest standings competed in the roll-off. Year ' s Results: High Average High Single High Double Dave Confrey 188 Tom Hinds 320 Dave Confrey 564 Janet Smith 168 Doreen Restowanik 327 Doreen Restowanik 512 Members of the winning team - The Potts Alec Godfrey, Captain; Ken Anderson, Heather Lumsden, Cheryl Simmonds, Margaret Hamilton. Roll-off Statistics: High Single Ken Watowich 275 Beverly Edwards 257 High Triple Ken Watowich 658 Claire Dafoe 471 Many thanks are extended to Mr. R. Wilson, Rick MacPhail, and Don Orloff, who organized and managed the year ' s bowling.

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FIRST ROW: Bonnie McCallum, Secretary-Treasurer; Ed Smith, President; Ken Maily, Vice-Presi¬ dent. SECOND ROW: Maureen Crump, Suzanne Boomer, Diane Shaver, Marilyn Knox, Beverly McLean, Judy Poley, Pat Sloan, Kathy Tonagai, Jean Bowcott, Audrey Baldoke. THIRD ROW: Margaret Blair, Geraldine Exchange, Carol Milne, Ethel Simpson, Ed Johnston, Doug Geisel, Bev Milne, Nicola Panchysak, Glennis Bennett, Paula Evans. FOURTH ROW: Rick Lowman, Roger Latta, Jim Wood, Ken Sirkis, Roy Davidson, Cliff Weber, Brian Wagg, Terry Piggott, Wayne Rekus, Pete Brykalo. BADMINTON The Badminton Club enjoyed a very successful year for 1961-62. A greatly increased membership totalled 70 persons. Since there was space for only three courts, playing time was limited to ten minutes per game. The club executive arranged the schedule of £• games while those members wait- jC ing for courts batted a birdie back and forth, struggled with home¬ work, or played chess. Various teachers took turns supervising the badminton. A Badminton Tournament ended the term ' s ac¬ tivities. The members partici¬ pated in this one game knock-out series with great enthusiasm. The winners emerged as: Girls ' Singles - Bonnie McCallum; Boys ' Singles - Ken Maily; Girls ' Doubles - Bonnie McCallum, Pat Sloan; Boys ' Doubles - Ken Maily, Ken Morris; Mixed Doubles - Pat Sloane, Ed Smith.

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FIRST ROW: Bruce Koss, Peggy McCartney, Bev Edwards, Vicki Scrutton, Dave Confrey. SECOND ROW: Bev Best, Diane Ross, Lynn Carmichael, Shirley Dudeck, Elaine Lowry, THIRD ROW: Joan Wilkinson, Lynne DeGagne, Sharon Patek, Arlene Cartlidge, Lorna Weber, Christine Boomer, Diane Saltel, Joan Wilczynski, Carole Fogg, Barbara Wilkinson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Nickarz, A1 Godfrey, Tom Lobay, Rich Titarniuk, Ted Chmielowiec, Hugh Stephens, Stan Moroz, Allan Hoffman, Jim Bruce, TRACK AND FIELD CLUB The past ten months has been a period of famine, then fame for Miles Macdonell Collegiate ' s Track and Field Club. At the year ' s commencement, the Miles Mac Track Club virtually pleaded for members and throughout the winter, the trend of famine con¬ tinued. As field day rolled around, the membership increased as many people came to whip themselves into competitive shape for the big day. May 14. From this point on, fame came to Miles Mac, for the boys and girls of the collegiate stood out in the suburban field day. The collegiate had sixteen participants in the Provincial Track Meet on Saturday, June 2nd.