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

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Hockey Front Row: CLeft to Rightl-Clayton Dickson, Allison Gillls, Doug williams John Chandler, Allison McNichol Second Row: Tommy McNichol, Herb Duncan, Gerald Thomas, John Hachey, Edward MacLaren, Reg Robichaud, Ross Chandler, Dick Haughn, Elmer Wiley. Inset - Richard Greene 'G-Cl'41-G-CI-G-GK!-C!'6-Cl'G'4I-Kfil-fl-tl-G-'I-fl-G-Cb With several new additions to the team, the St.And- rews High School hockey team feating the Simonds Regional Un February 25 and school to the class HMU and province. The following five got off to a flying start by de- sguad 3-2 in February. 2 St. Andrews High was the host USU hockey tournament for the teams were entered, of which St. Andrews was the only school to have had a team in all nine tournaments, - Hampton, Richibucto, St. Andrews, Notre Dame of Dalhousie, and Southampton. St. Andrews met Richibucto in the opening round and defeated them 5 - 1. Richard Greene accounted for all the local points. St. Andrews High then advanced directly to the championship round where they were met by the Notre Dame team who had defeated Southampton ll-2 and Hampton 16-1. Notre Dame took the championship by a score of 6 - O, but the high school team fought hard throughout the entire encounter. The season ended with a game with Rothesay Collegi- ate who topped S.A.H.S. by a score of 6 - H. During the season S.A.H.S. sank sixteen goals and allowed only twenty. Richard Greene, who will be a great loss -n- continued on page-4a-

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Basketball score of 50-34. St. Stephen won the Haley trophy, and Mill- town the consolation. This year we lose Norma Wiley, Captain, Heather Sutherland, Co-captain, and Roberta Matthews. Good players all, with plenty of ability, drive and sportsmanship, they leave a gap hard to fill, and a record hard to match. Y'T'D'l'l'Y'P'P'l3'l D'D'D'D'D'f'l5'l'IZ'F'l'Y Hockey to the team next year, accounted for and Clayton Dickson added two apiece To my McNichol who gave of boys deserves a great deal of credit for a job well done. 'f'l D'f'Y eight and Ross Chandler to their credit. his time to coach the and thanks from the team 'F'Y'f'F'i'l'I?'f'l'l'i'f'f'I'f'D'I'P'Y'F'f'!'Pi' , BASKETBALL sxmrcrim Betty Watson - our lively, exuberant guard who settled down to p ay good basketball this year and at the same time keep the team's spirits high. Heather Sutherland - a steady guard who could always be counp ted on to carry the ball down the floor and break up the op- posing team's plays. Betty Thomas - a good forward with a beautiful long set-shot that baffled the other teams. Roberta Matthews - a clean-playing forward and accounted for her share of the points. Doreen Graham - a younger player, Doreen proved very aggres- sive and should be of great assistance to next year's team. Marilyn Wiley - another young player who missed the greater part of the season, Marilyn should become a good player in coming seasons. Kathryn Hart - the main stay of our scoring line Kathryn showed the value of having played boys' basketball as she skillfully eluded her guards on her dash for the basket. Sheila McCarthy - a fine guard,who played well on combination team plays. Rheta Fountain - a tall, promising guard, Rheta also showed that she was valuable as a forward. Teddy Duncan - a newcomer to the game, Teddy was always in there fighting and showed great improvement at the end of the member who played the season. Norma Wiley - captain setting up most of the many points herself. Mary Brown - a younger of the team she was responsible for team's scoring plays and accounted for position of guard and Wlivened upn Marilyn Fountain - a tall, graceful guard, this was her first year, but judging from her fine playing it won't be her last. Barbara Holt - our score-keeper who accompanied us on our 1' PSO our dressing-room blues. ,104