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Rod McLeod Boys ' Spoils Director For Sheldon, this has been a good year for ath¬ letics; a very good one. Starting off the year was the football season. After ' winning the highly coveted city championship last year, the team slowed down quite a bit. It’s a young team with a lot of talent and with an able coach Mr. Young, Sheldon fans can look forward to nothing but a real fight next year. As has been the case for the last three years, Sheldon’s cross-country teams wiped out all competi¬ tion by winning 6 of 6 division titles: Senior Boys’, Senior Girls’, Junior Boys’, Midget Boys’, Midget Girls’ and Junior Girls’. For several years now, Sheldon has been recog¬ nized as one of the top basketball schools in the province and possibly in Manitoba and Alberta as well. This year was no different. Under the guidance of Mr. Aston, the boys won the Bedford Road Invita¬ tional Tournament in Saskatoon, placed third in the L.I.T., then went on to win the city, the South Sas¬ katchewan and finally the provincial title by defeat¬ ing Bedford Road by one point. A very impressive year and I’m sure the boys have the thanks of the entire school. As this year comes to a close, I would like to thank all those who have helped me in my job. My special thanks to Mr. Aston, Miss Downing, Mr. Young, Mr. Sikora and all the boys’ athletic repre¬ sentatives for everything they have done. It seems that every year now, the students of Sheldon are taking winning more and more for granted. In Senior boys’ basketball for instance, how many of us knew that Miller had an almost identical city record, right down to the points for and against. In my mind that is far from an upset victory. Yes, the Senior Boys’ actually lost games right here in Regina. Unbelievable? No, not really; one loss to Miller during league play and another in the second game of the city final, also against Miller. In both games lack of fan support was very noticeable. The same thing occurred in the football season. It is only through fortitude and determination that our teams come through. The athletes on these teams deserve, if nothing else, fan support. It’s going to be hard for our teams to win every year so get out and yell your heads off for them — OUR teams! To the students of Sheldon, the best of luck in the years to come, especially to all those graduating this spring. Rod McLeod Ken Amendt Alpha Wayne Thomas Beta Jamie Campbell Epsilon Jim Ferguson Delta Jim Cowieson Kappa Jake Walsh Lambda Steve Mazurak Sigma Terry Tuepah Omega 86
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Senior Boys Basketball Sheldon continued to have a successful basketball team this year. When the season started we were an untried and untested team. As the season progressed it became apparent that we were winners. We ended the year with a 17-1 record, then won the city championship in a best of three play-off against Miller. Sheldon won the B.R.l.T. in Saskatoon, came third in the L.l.T. and won the University tournament. Our greatest thrill was a dramatic 1-point victory which clinched the Provincial Championship for the second year in a row. Three players from this year’s starting team will be leaving this year. The players that take their place will give the team a new and exciting character. I advise “everybody” to get out and support the team! Peter Bailey BACK ROW: Dale Logie, Kurt Pelzer, Bob Herbison, Wayne Thomas. SECOND ROW: Jerry Borland, Jamie Campbell, Rick Johnson, Bill Morrow, Jim Ferguson. FRONT ROW: Neil Jacoby, Peter Bailey, Mr. Aston, Glen Bruce, Wes Britton. MISSING: Paul Broderick. unior Boys ' Basketball The junior Spartans had one of their more productive seasons this last year. Led by Ihe coaching of Mr. Sikora and part-time help from Bob Vinson, Ken Traynor and Al Northcott, our boys ended up with 10 wins and 2 losses in league play, good enough for second place. The boys placed many close games win¬ ning by only a few points. Their first over¬ time game was at Thom which Sheldon won. The next overtime game was at Balfour and the boys lost by one point. The second loss came at the hands of the City Cham¬ pions Martin Monarchs. The boys were hosts of the South Sask. Jr. Boys’ Basketball Tourney. They defeated Ihe Moose Jaw Central Celties and met the Regina Central Gophers next afternoon. The Gophers emerged victorious and our boys advanced to the consolation final against the O’Neill Titans. However, our boys lost again In a well-fought battle. In the City play-offs the boys met the b’Neill Titans in a sudden death semi-final BACK ROW: Garth Mang, Bill Park, Doug McCaw, Peter Broderick, Mervin Phillips, Mike Hodson, Grant Hood. SECOND ROW: Allan Huber, Don Hipperson, George Mezaros, Spencer Graham, Rich Peart, Mr. Sikora. FRONT ROW: Terry White, Ron Braun, John Young, Byron Howlett. lame at Sheldon. The game was very close from the opening tip off but after two leriods of overtime our boys were defeated ly 4 points. I Thanks should be given to our coach, our inanagers, Mr. Aston and to all the loyal [Sheldon fans who came out and supported ihe Junior Spartans. Byron Howlett Boys ' Volleyball BACK ROW: Al Huber, Terry White, Mr. Sikora (coach) Dae Barbour, Frank Sebesteny. FRONT ROW: Don Shillington, Dale Logie, Wes Brit¬ ton, Wayne Thomas, Steve Mazarak, Bob Stafford.
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