North Bay Teachers College - Polaris Yearbook (North Bay, Ontario Canada)

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it f 1'2'9?Y'4f . . s, s . 5 g f .X 1 . f ' X , . S, s 61 ' ff as K, , , LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne-Marie Landriault, Robert Allard, Mr, Foxcroft, Bill Stewart, Jewel Sloat, Bowling Although bowling can be and is very enjoyable as an individual's sport, the many who showed their enthusiasm for forming a bowling club in the fall have demonstrated that it can be even more rewarding as a team game, This year the club consisted of fourteen teams led by the elected executive of Anne-Marie Landriault, Jewel Sloat, Bill Stewart, and Bob Allard, under the Capable assistance and direction of Mr, Foxcroft, Teams were formed after the completion of five weeks of orientation bowling which were designed to introduce bowling to the student body and allow non-bowlers a chance to get acquainted with the sport. Each week prizes were given to the girl and boy with the highest scores. Winners included Joyce Conrad, Mrs, Frances Flynn, Mrs. Evan Bingley, Evelyn Sawyshyn, Tanya Hewitt, Jewel Sloat, Andy Jones, Floyd Hall, Stewart Greavette, and Bob Allard. At the conclusion of the bowling schedule crests will be presented to the winning team and the high male and female averages.

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W M . ss. .0 A if E rx S 1'1- BACK ROW: Keith Currie, Janet Thomson, Mr, MacAskill, FRONT: Margaret Brunton. The Curling Club From the first rock thrown by a lead the first week, to the last rock thrown by the skip the last week, curling this year was a tremendous success, Enthusiasm was always present as the seventy-two members who were divided into eighteen teams, took to the ice at the Four Seasons' Curling Club Thursday at 4:30, The curling season opened with an intense instruction program aimed at teaching twenty-five beginners the fundamentals of curling, To finish the season in fine style, an all-day bonspiel was held in April - a thrilling and fitting end to an exciting season. The teams were as follows: TEAM 1 TEAM 2 TEAM 3 TEAM 4 Ruth Burns Bonnie Terris Eva Blanchette Judy Lapierre Pat Belford Judy Carson George Manoosis Gail Hurst Rosemary Court Danuta Ziemba TEAM 5 Andy Jones Maureen Turner Carol Smith Shirley Jagger TEAM 9 John Browning Barb Smith Miss Stevens Sue Harbar TEAM 13 Keith Currie Judy Gauthier Mrs, Knight Thelma Fleming TEAM 17 Dave Kilgour Lauren Smith Vicki Kwiecien Bonnie Wallace TEAM 6 Rick MacLeod Barb Hubbert Sue Kaufman Teresa Tackney TEAM 10 Earle Houghtling Pat Bull Mardy Fenlon Pat Elliott TEAM 14 Peggy Brunton Sharon Mclntyre Mr, Ramsey Anne Landriault Don Bosley Heather Spence Trish Bazinet Cheryl Hoeberg TEAM 7 Joyce Conrad John Roberts Miss Rawn Susan Vowels TEAM 11 Terry Armstrong Pat Baker Marilyn Curry Jan Thomson TEAM 15 Wendy Hill Terry Brill Francine Joyal Linda Tichinoff TEAM 18 Marie Smith Jane Taylor Dennis Adams Bonnie Deacon TEAM 8 Ed Harbar Cathy Allerston Gerry Young Walter Krystia TEAM 12 Liz Taylor Mr, Pasko Cynthia Carruthers Linda Collins TEAM 16 Janice Howard Mr, MacAskill Doug Burton Marjorie McKaig Frank Phelon Darlene Delanty

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LEFT TO RIGHT: John Roberts, Blaine Nelder, Mr, Dufresne, Don Bosley, Wes McNeice. .B.T.C. Hockey Team DON BOSLEY: Centre - Hockey practice had detrimental effects on Don. His eye turned the most brilliant shade of purple after one session. BLAINE NELDER: Right wing - Big, powerful, dexterous, skillful, incompetent, Blaine helped his team produce goals regularly, FLOYD HALL: Left wing - But Mr, Dufresne, I can't see that we're getting anywhere skating in circles around the rink all the time, JOHN CELESTINI: Goal - T, H, E, Cat, ANDY QSLINKYJ JONES: Left wing - Keep your head up, Reg!---Unhhhh!! ELDON GAINER: Defence - Eldon's ballet training earned his 'Prima Ballerina' position on the defence squad. REG HOPKINS: The name of the game is hockey, not ping-pong. DAVE KILGOUR: Defence - The only man on the squad who is in good enough shape not to come to practice, DENNISADAMS: Xf7ofj '?X358cff !!!! HARRY KLEINHUIS: Defence - Sandy, haven't you got those socks out, yet? JOHN ROBERTS: Defence - 'Spaghetti ankles' Roberts was always a threat on defence, fTo whose team, though? ? ?J JOHN BROWNING: Forward - John played both centre and defence very well, Centre of the bench and 'defender of the water', that is, CHARLIE CSLAPSHOTJ Defence - Charlie's strength lay in his 'super-star shot' and his ability to LOGAN: replace his 'fractured sticks'. WES MCNEICE: Goal - fAfter a goal had been scoredy Perhaps I should have used the problem - solving approach instead of the analysis - synthesis method! Under the very capable leadership and coaching abilities of Mr, Dufresne and the very able as- sistance of Sandy Hattie, our Manager, the North Bay Teachers' College Hockey Team had an extreme ly successful season in 1966-1967,