St Andrews High School - Seaside Reveries Yearbook (St Andrews, New Brunswick Canada)

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Track Squad KBecause our book went to press last year be fore the track events were held and because of the importanc. of track in our spring athletics we are including las spr1ng's track coverage in this year's book.-Ed! In the junior track meet held in St. Stephem on May 22, Allison McNichol paced the St. Andrews' entrant: with l3i points, while Wayne Cummings rolled up Bi points. Allison won the 60- and 100-yard dashes and Wayne set a re- cord in the shot- put event with a mark of 39 feet 9 inches. The S.A.H.S. relay team - Allison McN1chol, Hugh Calder, B112 Cunningham, and Wayne Cummings--out-distanced the other: for first spot. S.S.H.S. took the junior meet with 32 points. S.A.H.S. was second with 25 and Back Bay came third with 15. S.A.H.S. senior boys' team was not very strong as most of the track stars had been in the class of '53. AI Chandler threw the discus for the team's only first place. In the shot put and broad jump Leslie MacFarlane came second. Wayne Johnston placed third in the 100 yard dashg and 224 yard dashg Miles Foster, third in the pole vaultg and Joh: Hachey, third in the mile run and 880 yard run. Again S S H I took this meet with 63 pointsg Back Bay had 23 marksg S A H E had 18 points. Charlotte Boone got six points in the senion girls' track meet with a first place in the high jump an: third place in the 60 yard dash. Sheila M'Gonigle's seconc place jumps in the high jump and standing broad jump ac- counted for the remaining of S. A. H. S's 10 points. Thi: section of the meet also went to S S H S who gained 17 points. In the Class 'Mu track meet St. Andrews came fourth with only three entrantsg Richard Greene placed second in the high jump clearing the bar at 5'kW5 Al Chandler threw the discus 91' gn for the first place and Allison McNichol ran second in the 100-yard dash. Later in the summer Allisor was chosen as a substitute on the team which went to the CN! for Olympic training. Spnnet ---- A poem written with six lines on the first page and eight lines on the second page. Z7 KL

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Badminton Front rowzlheft to rightb- John Hachey, Gordon Conley, Edward MacLaren. Back row: Muriel Smith, Bonnie Barker, Doreen Graham, Margaret btevens, Kathryn mart. 'CPG-CIN!-G-G-tl-G-G-tl-Gdwlwl-J-G-G'dd!-M-MMM!-G A Throughout the fall and winter seasons the badminton group, under the presidency of Margaret Stevens, met on Tuesdays and Thursdays for practice sessions in the gymnasium. In the early spring a tournament was held to decide the school champions. In the singles department Gordon Conley headed the boys' division and Kathryn Hart won the girls' section. Doreen Graham and Kathryn Hart combined to take the girls' doubles, while John Hachey and Edward MacLaren captured the boys' doubles. Kathryn and Edward topped Margaret and John for the mixed doubles championship. On April 2, St. Andrews High School sent a badminton team to the county tournament which was held in St. Stephen. On the team were: Muriel Smith, Connie barxer, uoreen Graham, Margaret Stevens, Kathryn Hart, John Hachey, Gordon Conley, and Edward MacLaren. Although no one from St. Andrews won a county championship this yesr, with good coaching and enthusiastic practice next year's team should supply Milltown, St. stephen and St. George with plenty of competition. 126-