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ae ta el ah a eee omedaeeten rs tI iF : MUGGS AND SKFFTFR | CDORaNnass Score High By "AN OCAVITE" On Jan. 28, after school, the O'Neill track team went to Maple Leaf Gardens to com-) pete in the second annual On-| tario Secondary School Indoor Track Meet. The team has been training for the past couple of months after school on the third floor. The boys from O'Neill drove up in the "big bus" with) their coach, Mr. Banks. The|% girls went with Mr. Wiley, 4 member of the teaching staff. When the team arrived at the Gardens they were escorted to the dressing rooms. Mr. Banks had the team "jog" for their usual warm up and get the feel of the wooden track. To those who had run on the track in 1964 it was just "old stuff" but} for quite a few members of the) team it was a new experience. They soon found out that run- ning indoors is a bit harder -- your feet burn, your mouth dries. quickly and you perspire easily | RELAY, SIXTH The O'Neill girls' relay team consisting of Mary Southwell, Nancy Willson, Carol Prest and Sharyn Kent, placed sixth out of! the 16 girls' teams competing.) The girls knocked a second off their previous time, running) 9 the 2% lap relay in 41 seconds At this meet the girls wore their new track uniforms that) were designed and made by Mrs. Banks. The suits consist of shorts and a top made out of bright yellow terrycloth.! trimmed with dark green braid and school crests The boys of O'Neill also put up a good show. Grant Osborne ran the boys two mile run in nine minutes and 46 seconds Larry Hicks placed fourth in his one mile run. The boys relay team composed of Eric Farn-| combe, Gary Edgar Stones and John placed third in their relay heat The team was supported throughout the evening by the) shouts of their chaperone-teach-|© ers, Mrs. Banks, Miss Knepflar Miss Salter and Mr. Wiley. Around 10.30 p.m. at the close of an exciting meet, the tired, hungry, happy team begged/° Mr. Banks to lead them to the nearest restaurant. Most of the, kids were starved because the hadn't eaten anything lunch. The team arrived back in Oshawa about 1.00 a.m. MISS SNOW QUEEN By Rosemary Wood We are now in the midst of a glorious Canadian winter and OCVI is doing its share to add to the gaiety of this season We plan to elect a Miss Snow| Queen this year as a symbol} of the School's Spirit. Your form teachers have ballots which are to be distributed among the| members of the class, in order} that the entire student body is given the equal opportunity to vote for the girl of your choice. | You will notice that the ballots) have spaces for one girl from| Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 Please fill in oniy one name for each grade so as not to spoil the ballot. A ballot box) has been placed on the stage) in the auditorium Place your ballots here as soon as possible for we are all anxiously await- ing the results of this election.) BASKETBALL AT OCVI By Gord Lewis Our girls put on a fine exhibi- tion of shooting against Mc- Laughlin with the seniors, win- ning 24 to 19 and the juniors really cleaned up with their first since|on The action was hot and heavy Saturday nght at Dr. F. J. Donevan Collegiate In- stitute when Oshawa Mc- Murray's defeated Buffalo Jesters, ari all negro team by a score of 76 {0 70. Seen here is one of the exciting moments of the game as Chris yin of the season by a score of Armstrong|59 to 10 Last week the O'Neill boys ut up a hard struggle against entral but failed to come up with the necessary points to win The Bantams lost a very excit- ing contest by one point, 45 to 44 The Juniors bowed by a score f 38 to 31 and the Seniors were walloped 75 to 28. We swear to} have our revenge. The Seniors) yjand Juniors are tied for sec- lond place and our enthusiastic |b |Bantams are in a three way tie jfor first place. |--_-- for the TEENAGERS TRANSISTOR RADIOS From A.M,-F.M. A.M. ] SHORT . WAVE L. A. & B Discount ACTION UNDER THE BASKET 'DCI Girls | Doing Well By JUDY KASHUL Donevan captured two Vv tories at O'Neill last Thursday, as both the Junior and Senior 'girls' teams won. In thexsenior match, Anne), Bronsema \paced the win over O'Neill * 18 points, In_ this i for DCI, Kathy| Maroosis (3) and Mai Aru and Agnes Aru '2 each) were other scorers. The losers' best were M. Schultz (4) and C. Greene and J. Sutton (8 each). In the Junior game, Donevan won over O'Neill 26-23. Sandy Nellis and Diane Harris shared top Donevan credits with eight points each. L. St. Andrews (15) and R. Frost (4) were O'Neill's} tops. | The next girls' games are Wednesday at Donevan against) McLaughlin CVI after school in) the gym. Let's get out and sup-) port them! | GUNS Bought Sold Repaired Traded 728-9731 Cottrell & Cottrell 18 Bond St. W., Oshewe Custom Gunsmiths Ltd. Office Equipment | 75 SIMCOE ST. NORTH Revinington Mand "Big Daddy" Grier, the 270 pound, six foot four inch BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTRE McMurray centre, jumps for the ball against the Jes- ter's centre -Photu by . William Corby SHOP People's Your Buddies De! 36 SIMCOE ST. NORTH BE A LEADER! Be Coifed By Modellatairstylists | 71 CELINA ST. 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