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

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fy 1 59N-Ei?,i?.i4 it 2 fu 'v HDCLEX QKETCHQQ Richard Greene - captain of the team, a dashing forward, he sparked the team on to several victories. Hugh Calder - a steady player, Hugh has many good hockey days ahead of him. Reg Robichaud - sturdy defenceman who does his best to keep the other team away from the net. Ross Chandler - a hard playing forward Ross is in on most of the plays and fights for possession of the puck all the time. Edward MacLaren - a new-comer to the team, Ed showed great improvement at the end of the season. John Hachey - another new team member, John always tried his best on the ice. John Chandler - a younger p1ayer,but a player of good hockey, John put his whole heart into the game. Allison McNicho1 - goal-tender, who has kept out many hard and tricky shots on the net,and has also aided on the forward line. Gerald Thomas - a plucky forward, who showed great stamina and skill on the ice. Herb Duncan - a strong skater, Herbie played very good hockey this year and showed great promise for coming years. Allison Gillis - a promising young player whose participation this year on the team was a credit to himself. Dick Haughn - another promising player, Dickie shows lots of pep, energy and fieriness on the ice. Doug Williams - subgoal-tender, Doug in his first year showed his real value in the net. Clayton Dickson - a hard playing, skillful defenceman who was responsible for checking many of the opposing forwards on their dash for the net. X I o. l, ,1,1...i-.--l..T

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EUBLIC SEQAKING, On wednesday, November 10, 1957-r, a public speaking contest was held among the senior high school grades. There were two contests within the one CAD to choose a boy and a girl entry for the Charlotte County high school public speak- ing contest to be held in Black's Harbour, and KBJ to choose the best class team. m .H IC Grade X Gertrude McFarlane Choosing a Career Ann McCullough Florence Nightingale Larry Gaynor Chemistry in Modern Life Grade XI Kathryn Hart Julius Caesar Margaret Watson Nursing as a Career Edward MacLaren Architecture Hugh Calder Engineering Grade XII Norma Wiley Nylon in Our Life Charlotte Boone Richard Greene Richard Smith Nursing Grade XII, The Lost Year Grade XII, The Lost Year Major David Walker, and Miss Frances Howe after listening to the well-prepared and delivered speeches award- ed the best team title to Grade XI. Norma Wiley and Edward MacLaren were chosen to represent the School in the County tournament. At the County contest Norma was chosen as the sen- ior girl winner. Edward ranked well up among the boys. John Chandler and Connie Barker represented the School in the junior division. The judges were Mrs. Harry Hachey, St. And- rews, Mr. William March, St. Stephen, and Major A.L.Weirm1er, Camp Utopia. -tl-G-.I-xlnI'tKxl-6-2141-tl-I-I-xl-C-II 'I EPBINGTIME Spring is the most beautiful time of the year. The whole world of nature comes alive after a winter of sleep be- neath the soft, white blanket of snow. As the weather begins to warm up, tiny, green buds appear on the shrubs and trees and the grass suddenly becomes green. One wandering about the fields and woods in the country sees the first blossoms of springtime. The violets white and purple and the wild pear blossoms. After these there are many flowers, all playing a part in making the earth more beautiful. The birds come back after their warm winter in the south. Their cheery songs make a sunny spring morning even brighter. As the sun comes out after a shower, one may hear the robin happily singing while he finds, for his family and himself, a meal hidden in the glistening, green grass. Spring is a beautiful season. Carlotta Cummings Grndn YT