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THE HERALD Wedneiiiy Jane 1J GDHS honors its athletes TRULY AN HONOR This years recipient of the Ken Korzack Award was teacher Donna Metcalfe Roy Murdon and Mrs n as Mrs Metcalfe holds Over on hand lor It School Awards I all Thursday evening at Georgetown District High School Dill Bradley president Ihe Boys Athletic Association hosted the evening with head table principal Mike Furlong Bob business manager Lisa Basset president Ihe BAA Janice Mrs Mavis ONell head girls physical education and Fred Kotanl head boys physical education Rebel achievements tor Sue year Include a wide range athletic even Is from wrestling to rack and Held with one of the best years tor participation and enthusiasm within school The cross country team of Midget Bruce John Wright Simon Lancaster Farkas Tony Gerald Harrison Alex Otto Eric Firth Deny Fisher John Burke Dave Avery Mark Johnson Junior Rail Tracay Stevenson Glenn OConnor Norm Tannahlle Mike Al rough Senior Mark Rush Paul Rogers Mike Dixon Gavin Rick Rodger Cathy Clark Marianne Slack Wendy Slack Wendy Tancoo Jennie Thompson Straehar Eileen Sue Norton Champions Helton Peel Cham represented the a Ha I ton a in the All Ontario Cham Mike Dixon becoming the All Ontario Champion d of yards THE PAUL AWARD awarded by Paul former teacher and head Ihe English department to the atudent who achieved the highest academic landings while earning a senior athletic award Pete Hurley gratefully accepted ihe award at the banquet honor the athletes of CATCH YOU LATER were the last words of Lou Martin who is leaving Georgetown District High School after striving to produce a superb wrestling team each year he taught In Georgetown He was presented with a trophy in appreciation for the work he has done over Ihe past school year Dixon first in AllOntario meet Georgetown District High School had seven athletes competing in the AllOntario Track and Field meet held last week at Centennial Stadium In While their werent over whelming according to coach Karen Cosgrove the athletes held their own with top competitors Mike Dixon again earned raves for his performance He is the AllOntario champion In the 3000 metre event and must be considered one of the provinces best middle distance runners even though still high school athlete Ross Jeffery placed fourth In the HO metre hurdles but his time of 13 seconds tied Ihe record In this event The winners lime was indicative of the closeness of the race Ross was also en tered In the 0 metre event but failed to qualify for the final The girls 0 metre relay team came up with a fine race considering their relative Inexperience This was an open event and learn of Cathy Masson Cathy Clark Doris and Susan Alexander placed tenth out of teams Their tune of two seconds off their best time of A 10 set earlier in the season Coach Karen Cosgrove feels that with more experience against top com petition the girls could greatly improve their performance Unfortunately this will have to wait for next year as the meet signalled the end of track and field for year Cathy Clarke was also a competitor in the BOO metre event but failed to qualify for the final Granville suffered perhaps the biggest disap pointment of the day in the Senior 110 metre hurdles Granny had been training hard for the AllOntarios and although not really satisfied with his times In previous meets he felt that Ihe high calibre of competition at the AllOntorl would push him to a superlative performance On Ihe first hurdle of his qualifying heat Grannys trailing leg clipped the hurdle Robinson Tost will guide Jr B team Dan Publicity Paul Robinson Is no stranger before they bowed to Georgetown Minor Hockey Director for Georgetowns t hose familiar with the Support Group for the past six fledgling Junior team hockey scene In Georgetown Paul is confident Ibat the years Last year Bob and the resultant crack on the ankle did not allow him to finish the race at peak capacity He didnt qualify for final but his performances in earlier meets earns him plaudits for a fine season Coaches Murray Hall Donna Metcalfe and Keren Cosgrove should be com mended for the improvement in this years team Their schools athlete which will undoubtedly carry over to next year when bigger and better things are surely to be ex pected Blast Campbellville Junior Nancy Phillips Jsnle Phillips Cathy Clarke Joan Marilyn Thome Hull Groat Patty Arthurs Sandy Kerby Gloria Hamilton Lyn Csrtwrloht Laura Simpson Yvonne Cor bell Gene Senior Mai Barb Curry Barclay Smith Sue Alexander Pall Leanne Gltson Lynda Chadwlek Sue Halonen Herrlnolon Laura Lee Morrison with the help coach Mavis went on to become the Hilton semi finalists The Junior Soys Volleyball became Peel Hilton llnallsrs under the guidance Cart Col bran The team Included Rod Glmpel Derek Todd Scott Turner Paul Norm Ibukl Mark Mike Miller Glenn Paul Gerry Gale Mike Parson Senior Glenn Grandvllle Mackentle Mossar Ray Hayes Gibson Andy Long Reed Paul Doug Lamb Wrestling has In Georgetown District High Schools sports lineup for many years with 1M being no exception The team under the direction of Lou Martin and Robert McKay scored success as Helton Champions Peal Champions All Ontario Teem Champions and with one team member becoming the All Ontario and the Canadian Champion Eric Fobert The team of Gary Miller Andy Camman Phil Noble Jeff Halnei Scott Mason Gavin Strachan Pete Brian Pen across John Pendergast Dave Patterson Rick Rodger s stave Turner Scott Turner Brent collier Wid Bradley Wayne Martin Bill Ted Victor Farkat Rick Mori In Pol luck Pat Fobert Erik Fobert Steve continued Georgetowns lead In High School wrestling and hopes to continue In the upcoming year Coach Lou Martin has announced he It leaving Georgetown to teach elsewhere Im not saving goodbye lust catch you later said Lou presented with a trophy from Ihe team for his efforts In producing a winner The Girls Gymnastic team of Junior Br end a Diane Strachan Laura Val Lor He Magloughlln Adams Mary Intartnedleataj Kelly Frost Marianne Nemelh Janet Burns Eva Donna Ridley afford Wendy Nov Ice j Edgar Sandy Chris White Susan Carolyn Harrison Jodie Roseanne Herrmann Vicky Ruth Jane under coaches Shirley White and Joyce Fin ley furthered the Georgetown sports lead placing first In East competitions second In Halton Region competitions second In Peel competition and In representing Ihe area In All Ontario compel I Hon Halton finalists In the senior boys basketball division were Mike John Mark Rels Steve Burns Rick Gran vllle Doug Lamb Paul Georgetown ably represented In the All- Track and Field competition by Heather Clarke Ells McKenile Doris Diane Jennie Thompson Wendy Cattily Cathy Susan Alexander Cathy Clark Marianne Smith Owen Glen OConnor Jamie Frank Don Thompson Ted Kewlay Chamman CharJeneMllton bright Jon Williamson Alex Otto Bruce BUI Kent Art John Clark Dave Avery Mike Sieve Janet Joe John Graham Smith Andy Long Mike Paul Allison Gavin Strachan Garry Mike Dixon Paul Rogers Peter Hurley Kelly Ml lee Kelly Frost Laura Simpson Mike Brian Simon Lancaster Doug Lamb Chris Deere Norm Ibukl and Eric Gordon Although Is not possible or all teams to win the and senior boys soccer team tried herd to the record of for Jack Brown coach of the junior team en couraged Wayne Osborne Miller John Burke Paul Victor Fsrkas Craig Rick Siciepanlak Todd Al Brlggi David Mlka Hatshtad Ken John Hallburton Bacon Allan Gary Brown Dave Deer and Jamas Lindsay to always do their best Tom Beer will retire from coaching for next year and will be missed by Ihe senior team of Tony Path ecu Victor Koch Peter Koch Drew Frank Terry Crawford Ed Patterson Ted Terry Ryder Ken Rots Doug Thompson Paul Thompson Wayne Martin Pat Shanks Gary Miller Dean lan and Dick Georgetown high has Its gyms Its fields and Its track but until recently Itdld not have a pool The girls swim team hopes to fair better with each season Eileen Butt Heather Clarke Cathy Sharon Cheryl Fur lot ft Marina Pauline Healon Cathy Heather Elizabeth Marie Milne Susan Martin Janet Oliver Julia Partridge Ruth Scott Paul Stewart strachan Jennie Thompson Jean Wright Carolyn with coach William Balfour who also coached the bays team of Eddie Van Ravens Jon Williamson John Ken Rob Healon Art Van Ravens Paul Carter John Harding Earl Lines and Joseph Boys gymnastics under Fred Kolanl also provided manv hours of for the team of Curt Dave Tim Turner Steve Dodge Steve Brandt Hob Due In Dave Burt Randy Bell and John Lister Badminton has also become a popular sport for Tony Gary Miller Ken Ross Ralph Mai and McNallly the boys learn and Sharon Barclay Leanne I lion and The hard working Junior Football learn Allan Steve All worth Bacon Todd Beckett Dave Bales Andy Broad bent Jason Clancy Barry Coles Sieve Crossman KenFllndall John Hallburton ATHLETE OF THE YEAR went to Andy Common In bis speech he commented he wasnt behaving any better he was hist getting smarter and not getting caught as often Principal Mike Furlong presented the award Ross Steve Jones Mike Paul McCrackta era Iff lotin Brad Miller Mike Richmond BUI Rivers Brock Rush Paul Sargent Joe South Steve Turner and Bill Wodhsms with coach Robert McKay tried to gain honors for Coach Fred and George Hill pooled i Rob Hamilton Glenn Lindsay Stephen Foster John Clark Chris Terry Crawford Gary Mcllravey John Pendergast Gary Taylor Andy Camman Don Cousens Peter Hurley Bill Bradley Kirk smith Tony McNellly GarMiller Phil Noble G Williams Paul Allison Sam Caruso and Rob Lister The field hockey team of Maria Tracy Thorpe Kelly Llllev Lit edema Tracy Porter Anne Marie Patterson Carolyn Cheryl Furlotte Theresa Laura Simpson Laurie Reed Beth Kewley captain Susan Smarda captain Lit Bowman and Sheila Rafferty under math teacher Kewtav were during their season The Junior Rebels Basketball team girls with Shirley White and Joyce as coaches faired well through the competition of the season Noreen Atkinson Eileen Butt Lyn Sandra Chi Hull Nancy Phillips Pat Caruso were assisted by manager Janice Phillips and scorers sandy Kerby and Phillips The nine girl Senior team of Malsnla Path Hololluk Barb Curry Barclay Leanne Butler Susan Alexander Karen Harrington Alice under coach Mavis were by manager Mary McLaughlin I ra a Cording ley Laura Orpwood Boys basketball on the Junior and Junior B levels also represented rrttoafWfl hard work for the members of the Morley Leeklng was coach of the team of Derek Phil Derek Todd Craig McGlliy Hansen Scott Bruce Hayward Scully Hank Vandeweterlng Waldrum Curl Br Own lee and Ross Murray Hall led the Junior team Of Grady on I Brian Paul rower Norm Ibukl Danny Fisher Bill Rivers James Desmond McKenile Andy Long Phil Henley Mr Hall will be leaving to begin teaching In his old home town of Seult It Marie In addition to team participation crests Junior Letters were awarded to Jim Lindsay Paul Allison Terry Crawford Julia Phillips Karen Harrington Charlie Milton Margo Butler Lisa The waa made by Fred ami Joyce Senior letters were awarded to Rob He ton John Mike Paul Drew Markham Andy Long Bill Bradley Pat Shanks Ralph Massar Andy McNellly Leanne Sharon Barclay Brenda smith and Barb Curry Two letters of distinction were awarded this year Teachers George Hill snd presented Peter Hurley Gary Millar With swards In appreciation for a welt done The awards of merit want to Mike Dixon who was unable to attend ceremonies for his efforts In track and field and to the high schools wrestling team for the AllOntario Cham pi on ship J is presented to Andy round performer both as a participant and as manager The Paul Legge award was presented to the graduating student who has won ma Senior Athleltc Award and who had the highest academic standing This years recipient was presented to lor I I Ing program Fokkens Award w this years last years winner Richard Degree The Kent Memorial Award to staff member for outstanding extra assistance chosen by the students of Georgetown District High School was given to Donna Met by Mrs Konack The leader corps Barb Curry Karen Mary McLaughlin Theresa Callaghan coordinator Julie Phillips Trudy Peck Laura Pattl Ho lot I Sua Lisa Leanne Kim Worall Smith Cordlngley Deb by and Sua White are also to be congratulated Bantams find the range announced Monday that alter He went through the Junior Bs will provide considering the various Georgetown minor system great hockey plications for the positions of played on two AllOntario for Ihe town and the manager Ihe club Midget Championship teams people of Georgetown support a member of the now us we will them a good defunct Georgetown Junior team to follow There la no club and was one of the doubt In my mind that we will stars on Georgetown In- lermcdiate of years past Bob Tost also a Georgetown Lost season Paul did bench product played in the local duly with Iho Georgetown minor system coached in Ihe Rotary Juveniles and guided minor system for 11 years and Stan have been taken ih semi- has been Involved the on trainers has chosen Paul Robinson as bud coach and Bob Tost as team manager Both Mr Robinson and Mr Tost were delighted by the clubs decision and signified that Ibey would be willing to Join Ihe club president the association The Georgetown Bantam which included a triple a overpowered Campbellville While freely that he double and a single and Morton led all Georgetown will be gaining experience as bal P Martin both went Ihree-for- batters with a Ihe team itself comes into they took a home and at the DeUlo picked day at the plate He stroked a being Bob feels that he Is from Camp- U the win home run a triple and three capable of handling the On Saturday the Georgetown doubles challenge and is looking for- Wednesday at home the crew journeyed to Camp- went hits into a and trounced Ihcir at the plate four doubles Ihe new Junior entry led Ihe hosta Their booming It was announced on parade of hitters bats coupled with errorless perfect day at Ihe plate Monday that BUI Moore and reoforlhree game defensive play completely going flveortlve with two triples a double and a single went Rasmussen was Power Sgulgna threeforsix Donais and threeforflve our contests It la expected that thaw two lopsided wins will go a lafifway to boosting team moral The Bantam a next contest is at home thla night Davis earned the win for the they host Bantams and also balfled 11 On Thursday the Campbellville baiters on third to Streetavtlle strikes Alter drooping their first