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

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BADMINTON CLUB WINNERS SEATED: G. Exchange, B. MacLean, J. Poley, B. Milne. STANDING: B. Starenchuk, W. Turk, K. Sorenson, B. Kozminski. The 1962-63 season of badminton ended quite successfully. Through the help of the teachers who sponsored the club, everything went smoothly and no difficul¬ ties arose. The club officers were elected the first week as follows: President, Ken Mailey; Vice President, Bev MacLean; Secretary-Treasurer, Bev Milne. The following week, seventy-five students became members of the club. From that time on, until the end of March, the Miles Mac Gym A was the scene of Badminton skills. The Gym was divided into three courts which allowed twelve people to play at one time. By the end of each evening all the attending members managed to play at least three games. A badminton tournament climaxed the season on March 19. The members participated with great enthusiasm and the winners emerged as: Girls ' Singles, Bev Milne; Boys ' Singles, Brian Starenchuk; Girls ' Doubles, Judy Poley and Geraldine Exchange; Boys ' Doubles, Bob Kozminski and Walter Turk; Mixed Doubles, Bev Milne and Kim Sorenson, After the Tournament, badminton was considered as finished for the rest of the school year for most members, but some of the members did go on to play in the Suburban Tournament and the Greater Winnipeg Tournaments. None were completely successfully but valuable experience was gained. The cheerlead¬ ers, under the di¬ rection of Miss M. Watson and Miss Kerr consisted of Margaret Coates, Donna Olsen, Bev Milne, Gail Riddell, Marilyn Norris, Pat Knoll, Elaine Gensorek, Francess Ross, Leona Solomon, Janet Webb, Judy Gadway, and Bev McLean. They showed up very well at the Uni¬ versity Field House Volleyball Series, the Pep Rally and many of the school games.

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BOWLING CLUB Although the past season of 1962-63 saw a decrease in the number of teams that participated, the bowling league had a very successful year. Competition, both on a team and an individual basis, was keen. This spirit was very evident in that there were ties for first and second positions. The final standings were: Gutterballs 87 Kildonians 87 Alley Gators 84 Flukers 84 The Shoots 79 Pot Shots 74 Boppers 65 The roll-offs were held on May 14 at Lynnwood Alleys and the championship team are Shirley Chiborak, Naida Stringer, Beverley Mann, Jim McKellar, and J. Procillo (captain) The high average champions are Brenda Bean (171) and Bruce Sutherland (184) TUMBLING CLUB The Tumbling Club, under the able direction of Mr. Kuran put on an excellent display in the Variety Concert. Members of the club were: Pete Thompson, Don Hatch, Ken Mailey, Doug Brown, Wally Howard, Cliff Schultz, Danny McCullough, Jim Hull, Bruce Jackson, Keith Jones, Hugh Stephans, Jim Bakken.

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TRACK AND FIELD CLUB SEATED: E. Lowry, P. McCartney, S. Dudeck, B. Wilkinson, O. Papish, D. Saltel, J. Birciew, C. Stracker, G. Bennett, J. Kohnan, D. Ross, D. Shaver , J. Randell, S. Boomer, J. Daniels. MIDDLE ROW: L. DeGagne, F. Wagner, R. Collings, D. Hunter, K. Dunthorne, H. Stephens, V. Romanow, R. Glover, P. Benoit, K. Sorenson, T. Algren, T. DenHeyer, J. Nickarz, E. Wazney. BACK ROW: Dennis Brown, Victor Kuzyk, M. Benoit, N. Porub- anec, T. Lobay, S. McLean, K. Mitchell, R. Titarniuk, J. Kan- cer, D. Gregg, E. Lagieuwka, C. Boomer, J. Wilkinson, D. Re¬ beck. Track and Field Club met three mornings a week Trom Febuahy to April. After Easter Holidays it was held daily both morning and noon. As Field Day approached, the club ' s membership increased to 40. The club thanks Mr. Wilson, Mr. Elfenbaum, Mr. Kuran, and Miss Strimbiski. These teachers brought the members of the club to their peak efficiency for the big meet TRACK FIELD DAY CANDIDS