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

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Hockey Executive Under the capable coaching of Mr. Dufresne, the '69 N, B, T, C, hockey team finished third- only one point behind Nipissing College and two points behind the league champions, Cambrian College. The final standings were not decided until the night of February 12, when Cambrian College won 5-3 over the N, B. T. C, team in a very close and exciting game. The evenly matched teams, the keen competition during the schedule, and the excellent way the N, B, T, C represented our school contributed to a hockey season that will be long remembered. 88

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3 4 it 5 li E. 1lQP Bowling Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Sauille, Denise Fortin, Don Caswell, Mr. Barnett. lt's Wednesday and 4 p.m. Once again some one hundred and fifty Teachers' College students invade the Empire Hotel ...... uh ...... l mean Bowling Alley to either strike, spare or blow. No,no, no! Not blow the froth from beer mugs, blow like in bowling, you know? Like when all those 1447549934 ...... balls end up in the gutter. All in all, everyone had a great time, even those who just came out to watch.

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, .Is .. 3 V 5 ' . A 1 1 -s. if-:R , , l ll 0 y . ' f 55 1 ' F, fp A1 tt , ., Ama JV ,f ,:, ,Hx x 1 5 ii ' f rx ' 'f 4 5 , fl' s gt 1 ' , ll . 1 w ' ,r fl si 1, . 14' 49 ' ' lx it 'x it f 1 5 4? 1 Curling The executive of the curling club was at a slight disadvantage when twenty-four teams attempted to use only eight sheets of ice. However, a schedule was finally evolved and teams were able to curl at least twice every three weeks. Help was received from many individuals and groups. Most notable was the assistance offered by Mr. Van Dusen and Mr. Bell, our staff advisors. Doug l-lawie, the athletic council representative was instrumental in organizing the first meeting and thus helped launch the curling club to a successful season. To these, and to the Four Season's Curling Club we extend our thanks.