Weston Collegiate Institute - Conning Tower Yearbook (Weston, Ontario Canada)

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TIA Front Row-l. to r.: Marlene Fink, Judy Pearson, Bonnie Lamont, Miriam Gibson, Marie MacDonald, Joanne Middle- miss, Linda Musselwhite, Sandra Hanmer, Helen Smith. Second Row-Janet Smyth, Adalene Tumber, Ann Gilmore, Barbara Laidlaw, Lillian Novak, Joan Harrison, Myrna Sinden, Joan Lauder, Viola Davidson. Third Row-Paul Ella, Jim Rouse, George Grainger, John Tomlinson, Dave Gray, Jeremy Cashmore, Jim Dean. Back Row-Jim Ulatowski, Bob Lenahan, Drelc McCracken, Chris Binns, Jim Boyce, Dave Connell, Horace Nussbaum, Bill Clarkson. fgx 5 Um Fl' A Front Row, l. to r.-Marlene Clarke, Carolyn Back, Lauree Hogarth, Joan Sainsbury, Gail McColman, Jean Mason, Marianne Laceby, Andra Cairns, Adrienne McKane, Susanne Rgwnfreea Second Row-Wm . Thompson, Dave Jack, Alex Armstrong, Cameron Varcoe, Bruce Henderson, Don Coletta, Ray Smith, Louis Choffe, Jon Weeks . Back Row-Bob Bull, Alfred Cox, Kent Sedgwick, Phillip McVittie, Barry MacKenzie, Peter Ludolph, Ken Heard, Alon Ward, Tom Woolhouse. 81

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TIOA The members of T10A won the interform basket- ball championship by defeating the great T1OB. We had a small form party, and are planning another one in the near future. We have one of our class- mates on the school basketball team. His name is Al Page. -Albert Page and Ron Farling. TIOB Our merry form wnsists of thirty-two men, and our form teacher Mr. Gemmell. The form reps. from our class are Bruce Sticklee and John Pear- son. In sports our inter-form football team won the grade 10 championship and in basketball our team reached the semi-finals. From our form there are three players on the Midget Basketball team and also three players on the Junior Hockey Team. George Standings, one of our class members, plays hockey for the Weston Dukes. That's all from T1OB for this year. -Bill Boston. Barry Ashbeeis car arrived at the Thousand Islands Toll Bridge with all parts shaking. Fifty cents, demanded the bridge attendant. Soldl said our Barry, his face lighting joy- fully. HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Both Weston hockey teams finished up at the tops of their respective leagues this season, but playoff time proved a stumbling-block. In the semi- finals, Leaside eliminated Weston juniors, while our seniors eliminated Winston Churchill. However, in the first of two home-and-home final games, Leaside seniors edged Weston 4-2, and therefore took a two-goal advantage into the second game. Deadlines, unfortunately, prevent our reporting this final contest. Weston and Leaside, however, may meet again in the provincial championship hockey tourney which will be held this year in Weston Arena on Friday, March 28 and Saturday, March 29. This tourney is new to Weston, it having been held in Preston in 1956 and North Bay in 1957, and it is the first time that a Weston team has entered. The tournament, under the direction of Weston's Mel Thompson, starts Friday at 1 p.m., with four games which will end about 7 p.m. Saturday at 9 a.m. there will be two games and again Saturday at 1 p.m., two more. The Friday winners will play and the losers will also play but in a conso- lation series. Then Saturday evening at 7 the con- solation final will take place and at 8.45 p.m. the two undefeated teams will be featured in a contest for the championship. The trophy to be contested is the Ontario Feder- ation of Secondary Schools Athletics Hockey Trophy. Among teams competing will be those from Chat- ham, London, Copper Cliff, Sudbury and North Bay. Vittoria nlltgt inthe UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Founded by Royal Charter in 1336 for the general education of youth in the rarious branches of Literature and Science on Christian Principles. As one of the lfederated Colleges in the Faculty of Arts of the University ol Toronto, Victoria College enrols students in all courses leading to the degrees ol Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce and preparatory to admission to the schools of Graduate Studies, Divinity, Education, Law and Social Work, ln the Annesley Hall Womens Residences accommodation is available for women students oi Victoria College In the Victoria College Residences accommodation is availahle for men students oi the College. Men and Women in Residence may be assisted through Residence Bursaries. For full information, including calendars and bulletins, apply to the Registrar, Victoria College, Toronto. 80

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11C Front Row-l. to r.: Beverly Dodson, Delma Orcutt, Pat Nolan, Linda Jefferson, Carol Davidson, Dianne lrving, Carol Butterworth, Carolynne Henderson, Jeanne Spencer. Second Row-Mildred Hutchins, Claire Conroy, Ellabeth Stephenson, Helga Krebs, Linda Richards, Sandra Screen, Marlyn Fewster, Joan Bettridge, Wendy Hastings. Third Row-Nick Grow, Hans Kulker, Paul Farr, Peter Muller, Barry Parsons, Dan Thomey, Jerry Lake, Bill Allan. Back Row-John Dickey, Bill Braby, Victor Lord, George O'Brian, John Boyce, Doug. Kinsman, Bob Little. 1 'K Y' iAe.1v., Front Row-I . to r.: Gail Hall, Brenda Jordan, Lorraine Darlington, Andrea Todkill, Pat Sharman, Linda Ruggles, Cora Mason . Second Row-Grant Kilpatrick, Lorne Ritchie, Rae Pyette, Anne Plummer, Diane Cascone, Sandra Bcnnerman, Cameron Wardlow, Dennis Snider. Third Row-Ron Kerr, Barry Burlington, Bob lrvlne, Tom Haywood, Ray Richardson, Doug Britton, Bill Holmes. Fourth Row-Gary Begg, Bob Cuny, Bob Lawrence, George Walker, Paul Sinclair. 82