St Albert School - Aurora Yearbook (St Albert, Alberta Canada)

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With the prospect of an eventful year,we re-organized the Sports Council under indirection of Mr. Soprovich. Those elected were: President, Charles Hesse, and ecfetary, Louise Comeau. The representatives were: Football, Hegninad La Rocquej asl tbal], Marilyn Vague and Adam Hauptmanj Curling, Joan MacDonald; Badminton , Cstells Richard. j The 1957 Badminton Tournament gave St. Albert the VEKESS TROPHY. The teams licipating were: amao, Legal, and St. Albert. Trophy winners were: Edward ■yna and Adam Hauptman in the boys ' double evert; Louise Comeau and Allan Malon- i mixed doubles; and Estelle Richard and Madeleine Morin in the Girls ' double It. I With the opening of school in September, we gave football a try. Compliments the boys who did their best but were defeated twice by Namao and by Korsehill, ' For winter sports, basketball held the high-lights with curling and badminton. I Mr, Soprovich ' s tremendous enthusiasm, basketball, was the most cherished sport season. It took us through inter-school games, tournaments, the A. A. S. A. [incial playoffs, and the girls ' inter-school games. They chalked up ten wins [two looses against R-edvater, Stony Flain, Westlock, Fort Saskatchewan, Sccna i Legal, Riviere-qui-Barre, and St. Albert Alumni. Tournament day, February 22, brought girls from Legal, Westlock, Salisbury, feedwater to the St. Albert School gym. Salisbury claimed the MICIAK TROPHY . Jers-up were St. Albert and Redwater. Camrose was the scene of the A. A. S. A. lineial playoffs, on March 14-15. Our girls were triumphant over Camrose Luther [ollege, but met defeat in their second and third games with Red Deer. For the beys ' inter-school games, they were victorious five out of ten games withi Westlcok, Fort Saskatchewan, Legal, Kiviere-oni-Barre, Fedwater, Indian Resi- ial School, and St’. Albert Alumni. The MEIECHKG TROPHY was taken by Redwater Durnament day, with Legal and Westlock in second and third places. I Twenty-eight lassies and laddies gave push to the stone and broom. Every Tues- 1 Thursday Mr. Raboud supervised the ardent curlers. The rink skipped by I Hauptman claimed the BLAIR-SCHULTZ TROPHY for the seven-rink square draw. The [Albert School open bonspiel gave the Charies Hesse rink the Grand Challenge and |ron Ross took the merchants ' event. In the St. Albert-and-Distriet open bon- Namao entered its curlers. This event gave the Adam hauptman rink the Grand pange and Joan MacDonald the Second Event. The Charles Hesse rink with Cameron Joan MacDonald, ar.u David Iseke, entered the Kedwater Bor.spiel, but returned I defeated. I The success of this sports year is due to our coaches, Mr. Soprovich and Mr. [ud, whom we wish to thank. E ste 1 le Ri cha rd Adam Hauptman Sports Representatives

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Basketball unior G ' ls ; CoacW: Sa UZ- Ilk. V Goaclv. l lr. 5oprwi t ) Junior f5o s . Coaclo: i ay mond ' ffyzo Senior ftoy5. Coach; Mr. So prorie.l?