Prince Albert Composite High School - Yearbook (Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Canada)

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into second place by defeating league leading Riverside who had previously had beaten then. The final score was 33-25 in favor of Composite High. Composite was out- passed but made uo for it in rushing. This game featured some daring running by Wayne Kooy as he pulled off a fake hand-off and then ran the ball the length of the field for a touchdown. The season end with Composite in second place. They then entered the semi-finals. Composite was beaten out 40-24 in a two game total points series with P. A. C. I. P. A. C. I. then played Riverside for the championship. Riverside ' -emerged as champions. Great credit nru t be given to the defensive team of the sdhool and also to tjhe offensive linemen about whom one hears y ylittle. Remember boys the backfielders knowbhow valuable you are to a team, and I am sure everyone knows you can’t win football games with an offensive team only. Another h. rrorthat was given to our school came when Wayne Kooy, our captain, was chosen most valuable player. He won the trophy presented by the league to the best player combined with good sportsmenship. All in all we had a great football year. We made the play-offs. Another year we may win it.

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CONGRATULATIONS A.W. PRYTULA--United States Atomic Energy Commission las awarded A.W, Prytula a $1200 Scholarship to study Radiation Biology and Modern Biology in summer of 19 62• rhcse who learned to handled the equipment-radiation Scaler-rate meter, etc., received this equipment for use- a total of $1500. A. W. Prytula was the lone Canadian in addition to 19 Americans who studied at the University of Minnesota. This year a further $1100 to continue the studies 1)9 Experimental Biology and Ecology to study at either Boston University or Minnesota. These classes will all lead to a Master of Science degree. WAYNE KOOY—was presented a Football Trophy for the most valuable and sportsman like player. HOWARD GILES—won the British American Oil Company trophy and the Motel Service trophy for the grand aggregate score in the Jaycees Safe Driving Road-e-o. DAVID KRIP—received the Empress Hotel trophy for third prize in the Jaycees Safe Driving Road-e-o. LYNDA BLISS—won the Public Speaking Contest sponsored blithe Prince Albert Credit Union. Her topic was The Necessity of Farm Credit.” Lynda went on to speak in Humboldt, SHARON SKOTHEIM—winner of the Bryant Oratory Contest, both in the Unit and Zone finals. Sharon then competed in the Northern Semi-Finals held in North Battleford. Her subject, ”The Prince Albert Indian and Metis Friendship Centre.” DONALD ZURAKOWSKI—General Efficiency award—A rifle by the 390-IN Saskatchewan Army Cadet Corps, the top cadet in attendence, deportment, first year cadet knowledge gained. P.A. COMPOSITE GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM—for winning the trophy for annual competition in the Prince Albert Unit. P.A. COMPOSITE BOYS SOFTBALL TEAM--for winning the trophy for annual competition in the Prince Albert Unit. BRIAN BUCHANAN— won a $200 Flying Scholarship from the Air Cadets. We are sorry to see the following teachers leaving us: Mrs. McLeod, Miss Howse, Miss Kubin, Mrs. Dahl, Mr. Breadnor, Mr. Little, we wish them the best of luck inltheir new schools.