Stratford Northwestern Secondary School - Norwester Yearbook (Stratford, Ontario Canada)

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JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT: Cathie Morris, Barb Harrison, Linda Buffham, Lois Carruthers . BACK: Debbie Trotter, Brenda Clarke, Brenda Grant, Joan Yuill. From the enthusiastic turnout for the ' 67 team Mrs. Thompson chose those pictured. Although every effort was put forth by the girls, the team didn ' t quite make the grade. Somehow luck was against our Juniors and although they played well, keen competition from other schools resulted in their down- fall. Our thanks goes to Mrs. Thompson for her expert coaching, inspiring spirit and tireless patience. Also, we would like to commend the team for their valiant attempt and wish them better luck next year. Work without material gain, Is the hardest work of Life. But bear in mind Money loses value after use, The value of knowledge gains. Jim Tretheway, 11A

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SENIOR VOLLEYBALL FRONT: Linda Weber, Marilyn Meadows. MIDDLE: Cheryl Magenty, Nancy Pauli, Judy Kehl , Diane Salter. BACK: Kathy Kiloh, Lois Meadows, Janice Atchison, Sharon Wagner. Spike , Point , Side down , -- these words could be heard echoing from Gym 3 as an enthusiastic team practiced for games. The girls ' vim, vigour and vitality paid off when they tied for first place with Central at the first in- vitation tournament in October. Teams from Listowel, St. Marys, Mitchell and Central met at Northwestern and results were three wins each for Northwestern and Central. Our girls must have given competing schools quite a scare because when they came back for the final tournament here all the teams seemed to be much more skilfull. The girls played well. However, they were edged out and placed fourth. Better luck in ' 68, girls. Mr. Conroy: How can I correct this: I ain ' t had no fun all summer ? Neil Taylor: Try another summer resort.

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TRACK AND FIELD FRONT: Tied for Senior Champion; Junior Champion; Intermediate Champion; BACK: Intermediate Champion; Tied for Senior Champion; Junior Champion; Diane Fehrman Donna Bell. Barb Harrison. Pat Breen. John Beck. Ken Peck, Claus Koeppe. Dieter Breitenbach The gun sounds and they ' re off and running! On October the fifth Northwestern ' s annual track and field meet proved very successful with eleven records broken by girls and twenty-one broken by boys. It seems that the potential of Northwestern s athletes is increasing with every year and this is a bright picture of future happenings to look forward to. What will happen next year? Well hopefully we should expect another thirty- two records to be broken. Despite a few skinned knees and scraped elbows as souvenirs of our local Olymic meet it turned out to be a gay and f unfilled day for everyone competing. Finally, our congratulations go to the winners, all those who participated and especially to our forever dutiful teachers who were responsible for organizing such a successful day in our history.