St Johns Kilmarnock School - Eagle Yearbook (Breslau, Ontario Canada)

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Mrs. Mary Perret, Mrs. Helene Yoskovitz Mrs. Suzanne Schnarr Mr. Robert Houston Is THIS the way to behave at a staff meeting, men? Mr. Malcolm Rombach Mr. Shane Curry Olympic hopeful? Mrs. Anne Power Not pictured on this page - Mrs. Madeleine Speed Mr. Noel Edison Mrs. Helen Bastedo 47

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STAFF . . . Mr. Walter Langford Canon Robert Hulse WHO ' S THE BOSS? Mrs. Margaret Ross Mrs. Laura Singleton Mrs. Susan Evans Mr. Frank Bastedo Miss Carol Hildebrand 46

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UNDER 13 SOCCER Under 13 Soccer Team Kneeling, Left to Right: Sean Duf- fy, Mark Phippen, John Shipman, Graeme Irwin, Mark Heldman, Jon Muir, Thomas Elsaesser. Standing, Left to Right: Coach Curry, George Buckton (Captain), Gary Ram, Niall Martin, Kevin Judge, Chris Wilkin- son, John Noonan, Coach Rombach, Brian Haas, Gagandeep Sarkaria. Good form! If determination, tenacity, heart and spirit could be used in lieu of goals to deter- mine a team’s placement, S.J.K. would have taken the trophy home. On October 7th, coaches Curry and Rombach travelled with 15 soccer players to Crescent School in Toronto. During the following three days, the boys would test their skills against teams from across the nation. Playing facilities and a small parent base necessitated that 3 Toronto schools would share the hosting responsibilities. Crescent, St. Georges and Upper Canada College ironed out all of the difficulties that often arise in a situation such as this and put on one of the most successful and better organized tournaments to date. When seven games are to be played over a short schedule; rest and relaxation should be a priority. This is a difficult concept to instill within the minds of active, grade 4-8 students and the results over the following few days were predictable. As the number of games remaining decreased, it was evident that we were not to be in the “Championship” round on Saturday. However, we were not discouraged as the boys had played to the top of their skill level, with even a few hints of excellence. New friendships had been started, sights had been viewed and was it not, after all, just another learning experience? This learning experience will place St. John’s-Kilmarnock on a higher podium in Montreal for the 1988 tournament.