Saint Laurent High School - Milestone Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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w w ©J s INTRAMURAL SOCCER CHAMPS Intramural soccer this year proved to be a great success, with both seniors and juniors participating. Team 3 edged out the opposition in the finals to capture the league championship. Since there was no interscholastic soccer team, this intramural play proved to be the answer tor boys who hoped to play soccer this year. We would like to thank Mr. Paul for making the year a huge success. INTRAMURAL SOCCER CHAMPS Mahlab, S. Baylin, G. Newton, S. Erskine, Turlcel, Hawes, Friti, F. Langlois. H. Zylbering, M. Smith. SENIOR BASKETBALL Our team this year was late in registering for the opening of the new season and needed special permission to be allowed to play. This did not discourage the team, who proved to be a deadly threat against opposing teams. Under the guidance of Mr. Cave, the boys enjoyed an enthusiastic and fun-filled season. Many boys proved to be sharp marksmen hear the net, with much attention directed towards Stewart Spence, who came on strong in the latter half of the season. Special thanks have been given to Mr. Cave for his patience and devotion in guiding the players Back Row: Mr. Minsky, D. Murphy, P. P. Nichols, H. Zylbering. Front Row: S. ' Erskine, G. Bancroft Weiss, R. Frank. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Keller, S. Diab, J. Nathanson P. Kalpakis, B. Mahlab, M. SENIOR BASKETBALL Front Row: L. Sweezey, H. Brun, B. AJIan, B. Lawand, D. Johnson, M. Steinwald. Mid. Row: B. Whiteley (Manager), S. Spence, R. Hemmings, J. Raich. D. Dey, S. Hale, Mr. Cave (Coach). Back Row: N. Carpenter, B. Segal. JUNIOR BASKETBALL The junior basketball team had a hard luck season. They registered their first win against Mount Royal and then set out to achieve greater heights With this as- surance and backed by the determination of their coach, Mr. Mirman, many of the boys came on strong in the latter half of the season, including Garry Bancroft with his steady accuracy and Michael Weiss who controlled the backboards. We wish to extend our gratitude to Mr. Mirman for volunteering to share his talent with us. 37

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BLACK HOUSE UPPER AND LOWER VOLLEYBALL Black House did very well in the intramural volley- ball tournament this year and the turn-out of the girls was especially good. Competition was keen in both Upper and Lower Houses. In the Upper House League Black came on top, followed closely by Gold. In the Lower House division there was a tie between Black I and Black I. This was an exciting game and both teams played well, but Black II were victorious. Although not every team can win, the girls had a good time playing. BLACK HOUSE UPPER AND LOWER VOLLEYBALL Upper: B. Dawson, I. Grinberg, B. Bartlett, P. Pal, M. Tyliakos, L. Cullen, A. Grant, M. Neckel, N. Murphy. Lower: S. Williams, L. Nadeau, M. Yuen, S. Kojima, M. Smith, T. Tipaldos. INTERVIEW — MRS. REYNOLDS Mrs. Reynolds, our new gym teacher, was born in Toronto. She attended Aurora District High School in Aurora, Ontario, then received her B.A. at the University of Western Ontario. After teaching one year in Ontario she came to Montreal on September first. During the year Mrs. Reynolds organized and supervised such intra- mural sports as Softball, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and, along with Mr. Paul, mixed badminton. She success- fully coached interscholastic volleyball and basketball teams and evoked in the girls the main principle of athletics — sportsmanship . HOUSE CAPTAINS AND MANAGERS Back Row: E. Bernstein, K. Morin, S. Turnbull, S. Ponting, I. Grinberg. Front Row: A. Otto, S. Woods, B. Doe, B. Dawson. For the girls who have just entered high school, she has impressed the importance of participation and those girls who have spent their last year in the gym leave with a feeling of accomplishment. Three cheers for Mrs. Rey- nolds!!! 36

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INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Front Row: L. Turkel, B. Mahlab, H. Brun, F. Frank. Back Row: S. Erskine, E. Weiss, B. Whiteley, H. Krebs, Mr. Paul. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL This year Mr. Paul planned a very successful basket- ball schedule for senior and junior boys. The turnout was very good and teams were made up in the fairest way possible. The referees, who were chosen by Mr. Paul, did a commendable job. These teams were well organized, which made for very exciting games. There was a good attendance of students on hand at almost every game to cheer their favourite team along. The winner of the senior tournament was Team I and in the junior section, Team 1. BOYS ' INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL This year the students of St. Laurent High School were witness to something new; this was a tournament of touch football. Once again, the teams were well organiz- ed, with Mr. Paul supplying supervision and enforcing the rules of the game. The winner in the senior section was Team 111, and in the junior Team 11. I am sure all the boys in both senior and junior catagories would like to extend their gratitude to Mr. Paul for spending his valuable time with them. SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPS Front Row: R. Bray, R. Van Putten, L Sweezey R. Hemmings E Glazer, D. Murphy. Back Row: A. Cunningham, D. Janes, B. Whiteley, B. Allan, D Dey S. Hale, B. Fritz. JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPS Rosenblatt, D. Grinstead, C. Spence, S. Millar, J. Amsel S. Abitbol, S. Sheffield, P. Putten, R. Sabo, G. Wolff, M. Pritzker T. Hoar, K. Johnston. 38