April 12, 1968
Hockey team gains victories
Gymnastic show
to feature routines
by 200 classmen
by Julie Ferry
What makes up a good, vic
torious juvenile hockey team? A
number of experienced players
Hula hoops and balls, folk is first on the list. Two other
dancing, and various exercise important factors are a good
routines will be featured at the coach and a few championships.
Members of the team are
May 3 and 4 Gymnastic Show,
Steve Gottfried, right wing;
8:00 p.m. in the new gym.
Doug Gibson, center; Jim
According to Dennis Sullivan,
Hunt, right wing; Mark Ger-
gym instructor, profits from the
lack, left defense; Greg
show will be used to purchase
Walsh, left defense, and
new athletic and physical educa
Greg McCulloch, right de
tion equipment for the coming
fense.
year.
Two ex-Grantonian players
Approximately 200 upper and
lower classmen will participate aré Doug Gilman, left wing and
in various routines. Both boys Steve Wright, left wing. The
and girls will display free exer coach for the team is Harold
cise; the girls will use hula Hopper.
This juvenile hockey team
hoops and balls for their rou
tines. Boys will also demonstrate
won two titles on the Pacific
mass calesthenics.
Coast enabling them to trav
“There will also be a special
el back to Souix Sainte Ma
exhibition on how to play space
rie, for the national cham
ball,” commented Mr. Sullivan.
pionships.
Also being demonstrated at
The team won the Northwest
the show are dual balance exer juvenile hockey championship
cises, plus routines on the high by winning two games, 11-3 and
and low horizontal bars, and the 18-1. A tie of 6-6 and a 12-5
even and uneven parallel bars.
score gave the team the Pacific
Folk dancing will be per Coast juvenile championship,
formed by the freshmen.
They finished sixth in thé' na-
When asked about the show’s tionals playing against teams
outcome, Mr. Sullivan added, “If from Eagle Creek, Wisconsin
it goes as well as it did last year, and Duluth, Minnesota.
“It was a real good ex
it will be a great success.”
pedience for the whole
Admission to the evening per
team,” commented Greg
formances of the Gymnastic
Walsh about the national
Show is 50 cents for adults and
championships.
25 cents for students. The show
According to Greg, the biggest
will be presented to the student
body during an April 30 assem part of the Easterners’ way of
playing hockey is their skating.
bly.
Quakers fall to victorious G-men;
city meet to be hosted by Senators
Top scorer for the team- is
Doug Gibson who scored 40
goals during the season. Thé ma-
jority of the goals were set up
by Steve Gottfried and Doug
Gilman.
VARSITY TENNIS PLAYER MARGARET PETERSON gets
ready to return a fast shot put over the net by teammate Myrna
West.
Margaret Peterson are singles
players. First doubles team in
cludes Anne Bellerby and Alice
Bailey. Myrna West and Marcy
McCullum are team two in dou
bles.
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The first games to be played
in over a week was played this
Monday. All of last week’s
games were rained out.
According to Roy Harrington,
varsity baseball coach, “The
boys can get very disappointed
about not playing, but they are
a very understanding bunch.”
Practice for the team goes on
despite the rain. An indoor bat
ting cage in the old gym keeps
the boys in good batting shape.
The team gets in more practice
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“The games that were rained
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by Bonnie Brown
It was a “groovy Tuesday” for
the girls’ tennis team as they
scored a 3-2 win over Roosevelt
high in the first match this sea
son.
“Our hardest competition will
be Cleveland ahd Wilson high
schools,” predicted Miss Virginia
Behm, girls’ varsity tennis coach.
“We haven’t played too many
matches because of the rainy
weather.”
Sherrie Horning, Carolyn
Lumber, Kim Severson, Carol
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Dunn were clocked in a
Again the G-Men have added
winning time of 3:40.3 in the
_ another dual meet track victory
mile relay. The 440 relay
to their list. They upped their
was won by the team of Bob
record to 4-0 by downing the
Bates, Jim Gilbert, Phil
Franklin Quakers 82 2/3-53 1/3.
Dean and Ron Brown.
Tonight the mighty Generals
A time of 9:42.0, a best for the
face the season’s first city relay
meet at Madison.
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Bruce McCormmach in the two
In last week’s contest
against Franklin the G-Men. mile, Don Philpot in the shotput boys gain 2-2 record
dominated everyone in the and Jim Gee in the broad jump
“Pretty good, great,” were
running events and added added needed points for the win. comments made by Julian Ama
Madison will be a place for ya, boys’ tennis coach, about his
wins in non-running events.
Ron Brown and Bob Bates- action tonight as the Generals, varsity tennis team.
each took first in two events. meet up with teams from all
So far the team has gained a
Ron came in first in the low and schools. The events will include 5-0 win over Washington high,
high hurdles, while his team the 440 relay, distance medley, and a 5-0 win over Roosevelt
mate Bob outran his opponents 880 relay, two-mile relay, shuttle high. Two 4-1 losses have been
hurdles, mile relay, shotput, high recorded to Lincoln and Wilson.
for wins in the 100 and 220.
Steve Crane finished first jump and long jump. The only
“The progress has been gooc
in the 880. Crane along with events which are not actual re with the inclement weather
teammates John Adamovics, lays are the pole vault, discus we’ve been having,” added Mr.
Dave Edwards and Mike and javelin.
Amaya. The team practices reg
ularly.
Two matches are scheduled
for next week, Monday against
Jackson, and Wednesday against
Jefferson. Both games will be
played on the Grant tennis
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