Viscount Bennett Junior High School - Terminal Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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SENIOR HIGH SPORTS Page 62- :ix ' 1 i - 1 ii. .•(■ ' in . Ii; bn t5 now FOOTBALL • • ■ - -f+ fvna jfow -yfcrfi • ' •;. ' ' ' This was the year that Bennett was,to win the Calgary High School silverware. What happened ? What happened. This was the question on everyone ' s lips. ... . iii ic. v. niv- • Many factors contributed to the collapse ofijthe Vikings hopes. No one yet knows why Viscount did not make a certain trip to Edmonton. Maybe.a newspaper article caused a few players to become over-confident; maybe our team was not good enough. Oh well, there ' s always another year. r •• St Mary ' s was defeated by Viscount in : the League opener, but after this Western was the only team to be held by Viscount ' s charges.■ When Western and Viscount fought to a draw it was a great moral victory for everyone connected with the team. Crescent, -Queen Elisabeth and Central gave the. purple and white their three defeats. - . ii-.; vhw Although Viscount did not win the Championship, three players were selected for the All-Star team. Glen Hartley, Jack Truran and Chuck Ross received enough votes for-tiiis honor. -• . .... v .. • • ' . i-«.i Chuck Ross gained further honors when he won the Harry Hood Memorial Trophy This award is given to the player adjudged to be the League ' s outstanding ball:,- player. Congratulations Chuck on your fine showing. five. Graduation will take many of this year ' s players; but Bennett will be back to fight in next year ' s gridiron wars. “f y ' tfj;:. ■ i: • V: ' : RON HOLLAND (12-2 ) l ' J ' . ' . tj-i ... • •• i : v?V r t . ‘riV.L X ;j . ' U ZP. MSQ i SENIOR HIGH BOYS ' BASKETBALL ' ■ : ‘“ J , n . . , • •- ...lea-C: . by dT - . ..sd»: •i£ Paokctba.il is a game for tall men and if Viscount has mb eknfe-tjhe stature of this reporter our teems would be no better placed. This year ' s reebird was similar ijt.Stiicf.ltlhat pdytSSt year: - • win 4 win M-d 6 losses - this despite the fact that. ouTs. was the smallest team in the league. ;; :,T -■ ’■ ' SB 9 1 ; Bill McCabe, Tom McKenzie and Gerry Smith were the ..big guns for the Vikings. Bill and Tom both finished among the top Scorers in the H league. Our four wins came from Queen Elizabeth, St Mary ' s and Crescent. - . With the addition of a new schooly’the Junior tbam played twelve games this year. At tho end Ron Stewart led the V±king3 and the entire Junior league in scoring. Ron, however, had lots of help from Terry Bast in and Alisdair Love. It is to ' be ' hoped ' : that the WAIT TILL NEXT IEAR«“slogan disappears from all interechol otibn ne3 ; -ih the very ' near future. ' i . no a ns!- Ui-in .a .sbrti ' . RON HOLLAND.

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SENIOR HIGH GIRLS ' SPORTS GIRLS ' BASKETBALL showed an excellent display After many hardfought battles, this group reached the semi-finals which they won and then they succeeded in bringing home the Junior Girls ' Basketball Trophy. .. . ... The junior girls ' team Congratulations to team members Peggy Smith, Shirley Zmurchyk, Anita Engelman , Diane McTavish, Shirley Cayley,-Arlene Dunn, Diana Nelaon, Ann Roewen, Loraine Alade Elli P aafflin, Kathy Peel x Christine Pifer and Elaine Zimerli, wo, ;.. Also coached by Miss Currie was the Senior Girls ' team, but for awhile it seemed that these hard fighting girls were doomed to occupy the cellar spot for the leagne• however they moved up the ladder little by little, and they managed a fourth place. incity standing. .. sr . ■ . ; r ; . -i ;v - HOUSELEAGDE BASKETBALL ,, ;i , ■ fe;- Cheers, whistles and screams signified that Houseleague Basketball , a competition amongst the girls of the different houses was next on the sports ' agenda. The house teams all tried hard but in the end the coveted trophy went to Pluto ' s A team VOLLEYBALL ! Viscount Bennett girls also participated in the Volley Ball a double round The team members. Seniors Lenora Ridgedale, Marj. Maliphant, Betty McNamee, Lougheed, Fat Froelick, Lynn Orman, Pat ' Somers, Fran Clark, Diane Gibson, Valentine, Barbara Hadden, Myma Campbell, Carol Price. TRACK FIELD . - ' :: TRACK MEET. - We girls put forth a tremendous showing at the track meet and we are proud of the results. A special cheer for Peggy Smith, an outstanding V.B. athlete. Thirty-nine points earned the Bennett team the Girls ' Aggregate Trophy and since twenty- five of these were tallied by the junior members, the Junior Girls ' Trophy also comes to our school. Here are the results that put Bennett on top: 75 yd. Dash Peggy Smith first SENIORS 75 yd.Dash Marj.Maliphant 2nd. 3 High Jump Pe ggy Smith second 3 100 yd.Dash Betsy Fleming 3rd. 2 Shirley Zmurchyk V. - third [2 Running Broad Jump - Anita Engelman first 5 .. ' Marj .Maliphant 3rd. 2 Broad Jump . .. . x - .. .. 4 Girls Relay Team 1st. 5 Peggy Smith third 2 ' - ,. u ... 80 Metre Hurdles ’ 1 ' . , ‘ . 1 ' • ; Peggy Smith first ' ; 5 ' . ’ ' : 12 ■i. Anita Engelman 3rd.2 - 1 Junior Girls ' Relay team fourt h I • JUNIORS Runnin, volleyba: Junibr Girls Mary. Armstrong, Lynn Maskell, Pat Dorgan, Susan Va ho, Sandra Merit hew, ; Sylvia ' Saveljws, Terry Fronten, Cheryle Greensides, Linda Read, Judy Dawson Helgard Wenzel, Anna Jenson. .. . Linda Sheppard.