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Jane Reid Won Speech Contest By LIZ KOZUB High School boys' bantam basketball team played| last Friday afternoon against the training school. The training school boys won. Everyone is waiting to hear the excuse I have this week con- fernine the hockey game last y. Well, I guess there isn't much to say; our boys . Were beaten by Bowmanville 7-3. The goal-getters for our illustrious team were: Bob Best with one and John Mather who' added two. Our boys played well, but I think the: cupid must have hit them a little too hard, the day before (How's that?) SPEECH CONTEST , Wednesday morning at our poveig assembly, we were hon- ored to have eight Grade 9 pu- , pils address us. The students , and their speech topic are as _ follows. Susan Carey--Hayley Mills; Majorie Murphy-- The Catholic Religion; Frances . Hoar-- Art; Marilyn Tamblyn - =Sir Winston Churchill; Jane Reid -- William Shakespeare; Dale Chalice -- Teenagers; Ste- en Gould -- Aircraft; and but not least, James Nichols . 'who spoke on Asphalt. The honorary judges, who do not wish to reveal their identity, chose the following as first, second, third and fourth place winner: First--Jane Reid 9A; Marilyn Tamblyn 9A; Third--Dale Chalice 9B; Fourth James Nichols 9A. Congratulations to all the speakers who worked so very hard preparing memorizing, and delivering their speeches; par- ticularly to the four winners. |' PAINTING PRESENTED and John Mather, 1, Congratula- tions boys! Our goalie, Charlie Reid 'deserves an extra pat on the back for his magnificient performance. of curling was enjoyed by some 31 Clarke students, from grades 11, 12, and 13. on Friday, but "The Statics" did not appear. curling, wouldn't have been as "'charg- ing.) and the Chancellors" performing at our Feb. dance, shirt and tie affair. Everyone is assembly, the Students' Council executive was called upon at which time they delivered a painting, presented to the school) by the family of the late Major'| Bennett. I am sure each time we look at this beautiful paint- ing of Major Bennett's, our fondest thoughts will be of him. Wednesday afternoon, our bantam boys played host to the boys from BHS. Our boys, after leading all the way, were forced to yield to BHS. They lost by only 4 points! Thursday afternoon the ban- tams travelled to Courtice where they were defeated. Good try anyway fellas! DECISIVE VICTORY We did it! We finally did it! Our ripe J team showed a splendid effort in.their game. Friday against Millbrook. They won by a decisive 6-2 score! Our team was in there pushing hard all the way, and it just goes to show what a little bit of determination will do, Our goal getters were: Bob Best, 2; Terry Walton, 1; Terry Graham, 2; Friday afternoon, 'two hours Our "Beatle Hop" took place (Karen went and without her, it Next Friday night, "Lynda will be 'Bits and Pieces." This is a |Donevan CI By SUE MASON Last Friday, McLaughlin held its first dance featuring a band.|, The band w2s the Condors and they were terrific. They played popular music that was not only qed. but quite danceable. The * ce was lively all night, but didn't get out of order. The dance was well attended even though many were turn- ed away because they didn't have ID cards. Don't forget them next time McLaughlinites. This dance, sponsoring a band, was one of the election promises of the Cabinet, made as an experiment to see if a band could bring out more stu- dents and stil! be orderly, Well, it worked and we hope to look forward to another next year! McLaughlin's wrestling team is "wrestling" its way to the top this year, The guys are real- ly working hard under Mr. Ridgeway. On Saturday the dis- trict meet was held at Mc- Laughlin from 10 to six. The next History Club meeting will have an important guest speaker. This will be an inter- esting meeting. All are welcome. This Friday, McLaughlin will Dave Muir Top Athlete At Donevan Boys Win By JUDY KASHUL Last Friday O'Neill CVI play- ed three games at the Donevan CI gymn, gathering three losses. In the bantam contest, equal; ability of both sides was shown by the end score of regular time, 39 to 39. The game went into overtime and after three per- ie Donevan won the game High credits for Donevan went to Kevin Dancey (18), Gary Ma Donald (12), Drew Allman (9), and Ron Joseph (7). The losers' best were White (12), Munroe (10), Jamieson (7) and Ball (8). JUNIOR GAME The junior game was also won by Donevan, 40-35; Donevan was behind during most of the game but in the last minutes scored enough to win. Donevan's highest were, Andy Kit (12) and B. Mason (11), O'Neill's highest were MclIlveen (11) and T. Keyes and K. Mc- Williams 10 points each. SENIOR GAME Donevan held a slight edge cessful, Heart Hop especially as report- ed in the Organization and Fi- nancial Cabinet report, We took care of further business which consisted of granting money to two clubs and to the Laval Trip Fund. MCVI Heart Hop Pickering Team Successful Event have the third Parliamentary ng speaker, Thomas Douglas, lead- er of the NDP Party. After he there is a question per- peaks iod. Start thinking of questions peg tg you may take advantage PARLIAMENT SITTING period. The Parliament of McLaugh- lin Collegiate met last Tuesday, in its second sitting of the sec- ond session. We set out to try to end at 9 p.m. as we usually have to leave at the 10.30 cur- f few. hs We observed a minute's si- lence in the Commons in mem- ory of Mr. Munroe, a very sad occasion for our sthool, Continuing with the Agenda we appointed the March Dance/basketball team played Bowman- Committee. At the last sitting we finish- ed voting on amendments to|score being 38-36. 1 the constitution but at this sit- ting we had to consider an addi-/|games have been going on all tional bill to amend the constitu-| week. The winner in the Junior tion. The last two dances were suc- stated the February Lastly, there was a motion to set pong an as ih My amount of money each year for); the purchase of book bo. be inations will be here before you bought by a standing committee each year to be put in a sep- arate section of the library in memory of Mr. Louis Munroe. throughout the senior match, to win the contest 55-41. Tops for Donevan were Barry Hobbs (18), Jim Crozier (12), Pete Kaplan (11) and Nick Bercuta (7). High netters for OCVI were K. Brack (11), T. Marchut (10) and T. Keyes (7). GIRLS' SPORTS There was only one girls' bas- ketball game, Donevan Juniors playing Dunbarton, on February 17, The score was DCI 19, Dun- barton 10 at half time. Donevan held the lead and won the game 34 to 15. Foul shots counted for 15 points of the Donevan score. Highest Donevan credits went to Sandy Nellis (11), Diane Har- ris (10) and Linda Anderson (7). Dunbarton's -highest was Lynne McClelland (10). The next games are: bantam and senior boys Wednesday at MCVI against O'Neill. Let's see everyone out at these basket- By SUSAN USHER Last Friday night in Donevan played host to OCVI. The bas- ketball teams from each echool met in three very exciting games. But despite the efforts of the opposing school Donevan won all three games. The victories set the mood for the dance that followed -- our annual BAA dance. Besides the usual prizes for spot dances, the annual athlete of the year aw- ard was presented. Dave Muir was the recipient. 8 The dance itself was emceed by Bob Clark, a local disc jock- ey. Every one who attended will agree that this dance was one of the liveliest of the school year. PLAY IN REHEARSAL The drama club is working hard during the rehearsal for the play "Arsenic and Old At the conclusion of the wonderful evening. urged to come ae a ANDERSON HIGH Drama Night Fine Success By ELVA VOOGJARV _ The stage is bare, the lights have died down, and Anderson High School's Drama Night is over for another year. On Fri- day and Saturday evenings the same stage was the scene for our drama society's presenta- tion of Thornton Wilder's 'Our Town." Even those who didn't have the opportunity of seeing the production in its entirety did at least view some of it, for on Wednesday our afternoon classes were shortened and the whole student body was treated to a sneak preview of a portion of the first act of "Our Town." For our auditorium was reminiscent of the theatre of Shakespearean days, with the seniors claiming the bleachers while those of the lower classes found themselves seated on the floor itself. Throughout the week the en- tire school, and not only the drama club, was caught up in the preparations for the play. Even our noon hour sock hops had to be cancelled because of the installation of new stage lighting which was purchased this year from funds set aside by the Students' Council over the past few years. As everyone should realize by now, exams are drawing nearer by the day. In fact, they begin for the students of Grades 12 Lace'. The main members of |the cast are: Norma Forrester as Martha Brewster, Susan Ush- jer as Abby Brewster, Bill Reilly, Ted Jordan and Ted Otvos who play Mortimer, Teddy and Jon- ball games ! Roman Catholic priests Archbishop J. A. Sullivan of Kingston met Church Monday with about 100 Protestant pastors in the first) organized Catholic - Protestant) gathering of clergy in King- RC-Protestant Leaders Meet KINGSTON (CP) -- About 50 and in a_ United ton's history. Speakers were Rev. F. Organized by Kingston pres- ere. ' St. Joseph's athan Brewster respectively; Places Second By BEV WARING ring District School proud of its senior boys' volleyball team. On Feb, 13, the team went to Toronto for the Ontario Invitational Champjon- ship and placed second. The boys played all day from 8.30 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. They won a plaque which is now ed in the main hall and are le | f to represent Ontario in the All-Canada meet. At last Tuesday's assembly the students were shown a movie from the Steel Company Canada, At this Tuesday's assembly John Buttars and Ron Matheson, former Pickering stu- dents now attending Queen's University, will address the stu- dent body. On Tuesday the senior boys' ville. Unfortunately, our boys. lost by only one basket, the/t: Girls' Intramural Basketball division was 10D and in the Sen-|t! ior division, 12C. The Grade 12's and 13's of PDHS played a hockey game at Whitby. However, the Grade 13's won with the score of 7-5, Wednesday night was a busy night for the choir also. The choir held a skating party for 12C Beats Teachers The Ajax High School teach- ers lost their game on Friday with 12C, 30-15. After the first few minutes all estures of friendly competition olved, A large crowd of stu- dents witnessed a savage fight between two teams battling for irst place. The only defence not used was biting, but kicking, clawing, punching, tripping and trampling were all acceptable forms of play. Mr. Yamamura, to the surprise of those who watch the games didn't score one point. regularly, Near the end of the game the teachers began to collect their thoughts and to play more like the gentlemen we know they are. For the first time in the game they were able to get near enough to the basket to ake shots. Up until this time 2C had formed a solid wall between the teachers and the basket. The strong defence of the students made the shots of heir opposition rushed and in- accurate, This retaliation by the teachers was unfortunately too late to reverse the final decision. High scores for the victors were: Klaud Phlug with 13 points and for the teachers, Mr. Parrott with eight points. all members at Cedar Arena. It was reported that everyone had an enojyable evening. Study hard everyone, exam- know it! MUSICAL EDIFICE VANCOUVER (CP) -- A $1,- 000,000 music department build- ing willbe built at the Univer- sity of British Columbia for use by 1966. J. Spence, a theological consultant | The at the last three sessions of the} Vatican ecumenical council,| Rev. Ernest E. Long, secretary of the Unittd Church of Canada General Council, and Rt. Rev. Ernest Reed, bishop of the An- glican diocese of Ottawa. . Teams Win \John Walker as Dr. Einstein, By ANNE IVANCO | Shirley Puskas as Elaine Har- |per and Gary Holmes as Dr. HEY, GANG! 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The St. Joseph's High School Bantam Basketball team defeated the Bowmanville other scorers. jand the bantams kept well By Terry English during On Tuesday of last week both| ahead of the other team our girls were superior in their|the Bowmanville Juniors by a their shots count or the margin|Scored the highest number o than the final 29-12 score. Verrall got 12 The senior contest was much|0'Neill got nine, more exciting. At the end of|O'Brien had three points. Con-|©*@ms. Harper. Under the direction of Mr. Bantams by a score of 29 to 17.|Gibbons, the cast and makeup, Jim Dyl scored the most points|costume property and other de- for the team with a total of 14. |partment heads 11 points.|/proving that this preduction is arry and McAllister were the one to be an excellent presen- | tation. It was a well played game| pAcTER EXAMS Donevan students, tulat-|that time of year again. The Easter exams are less than are Well, ith a total of 15. James\°" Confusing work that could points, Terry|be Clarified quickly and easily. and Bernie|@00d luck to you on all your already its o weeks away. If you have The junior team also defeated|@"y Problems with your various subjects don't hestitate to see : the teacher now. Don't lose -val- passing but couldn't quite make|Score of 41 to 34. Larry oa uable marks over misunderstood 36 SIMCOE ST. NORTH | ome RMR for the TEENAGERS TRANSISTOR RADIOS A.M.-F.M, A.M, SHORT WAVE Try CHIPS GRAVY McMURRAY'S Simcoe N. et Taunton Rd. IT'S DELICIOUS! LOBLAW'S "Make Money' From 1.99 L. A, & B Discount Dept. Store 9 Bond St. W. 728-9521 regular playing time the score|Statulations team! | was tied at 14-all. As a result,|, The debating club is preparing the play went into overtime in|fot another tournament on Mar. which Sue Marlow scored 7/24. The fopic has been changed more points to clinch the vic-|t0: Resolved that most tele- tory, 21-16. vision programs are an insult to the human intelligence. 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