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THE REVIEW

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Esquimalt Senior Secondary
came into existence in 1916. The
school was thena three-roomer in
the upper part of Lampson Street
School. In 1919, it was moved to
the Island. Weavers Building.on
Esquimalt. Road. Here - the
school consisted of ap-
proximately four classrooms.
‘The school then moved back to

Chuck Mudrak, my venerable boss in the
CFAX sports department, lined me up for a
big fall on Saturday: Chuck entered both of us
in homecoming races at UVic. I mean, that’s
running, something myself and my ample
stomach are not too suited for. Chuck had to -
curi Saturday, solw as left to carry the CFAX
banner alone. I got to Centennial Stadium;
‘and watched as Charlie Therne and the other
real track people ran three miles. Then, it
was my turn. I was entered in a race that .
would be won by the first person to cross the ©

-}ine at 11 minutes. That race was a mile anda
“half around ‘Ring Road on campus. Lindsay :
a student world reporter last
_-year at Mount Doug, was.the first person I ran.
inte: Lindsay was a-great reporter last year.
for Student World; and she-is also great: in.
track, as I’m sure you are all aware. Lindsay
and Iran together, and she said to cool it, and
just keep up. with her: and we d take home all a
the prizes. Well) 1 would Jike to tell you that —
she was-absolutely right. Lindsay finished)
- first, -and I.(just call me: ‘Bob-Hayes)'came =
second. Actually,” ‘Iwould have. finished first, ue

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MARNIE ELPHICK

Lampson Street School. A new
building was built in 1926 on Head
Street, and became a grades 9 to
11 school. It was built on-the site
where the Highrock Junior High

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In 1960, the Junior and Senior
High Schools separated. The new
Senior Secondary was built. on
Colville Road. Since that date,

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however, more classrooms have
been added on, at both the Junior
and Senior schools.

The. principals since. the
schools’ started. have been:
Joseph Patterson; H. R.. Shar-
ples;-Miss Nora Hewlings; C. A.
Kelly (42 years); and R. Temple.

IMPORTANT EVENTS

The most important. event: in

big race. I would like to announce that Keith —
McCallion now officially retires from further
activity. After all, there’s nowhere to go now
but down. By the way, John Valiant was in
action in the big race. He was one of the
premier track men on the local scene a few
years ago at Vic High, and the word is that
John is returning to serious training.

-Friday night the CFAX 1070's opened our

basketball season with a.9-7
council’ in the

loss to the UVic
“halftime © en-
sat the annual UVIC Viking

~ homecoming basketball game. -The: council

cheated a lot, ‘especially during the last two”

~ minutes, when they didn’t have- anybody: on:

“their bench. They were all out on the floor.

Chuck Mudrak, Chris Tyrrell, Dennis Rim-—
mer, and Glen Moffatt all tied for low. scoring

_ honors for the CFAX squad. All were shutout.

Td tell you who handled all the scoring for
-buteT don’t want: to’ sound like a

braggart. In: the actual. homecoming: game —
wo ltself, the current. Vikings | demolished: the old...
“men. 79:50... Viking coach Bob: Bell: got, a fine.
“game. from his squad, who were led’ by. Skip

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ESQUIMALT SENIOR Secondary reporters for Student World
and. Sue Weber.

are Marnie Elphick, left.

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the past few vears at Esquimalt
Senior. Secondary,
building of the All-weather
Track. The ‘track plans. were

started 6 years ago, and it was _

finally completed this fall.

The President of the Students

Council in the 1969-70 school year
had ‘said, ‘‘elect me. President
and I will:finish the Track.’’ He
was elected, and then -he set up.
Project 70. The students, through
a number of projects had
managed to raise $15,000. The
municipality was so proud of the
students for raising that sum of
money, that. it. finaneed. the
remainder required.
We.now have an excellent all-
weather, track in front’ of . our
‘school, in which all students in
the past 6 years have worked
hard to get.

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The Students Council President
who had worked so hard for the
school in finishing the track was
We all. thank him

Tracey Gillott.

(Dave Shearer

for his hard work he did for us.

On. October’ 15, Esquimalt
Senior Secondary held a Survival
Day. This special day was held in
relation to the Pollution of today.
Professors, M.P.’s, Biologists,
Chemists, reporters, and many
more were invited to the school to
take part in panel discussions,
relating to the different types of
Pollution, such as air; soil, water,
etc.

This has been the biggest event
at the school this year, as it made
more students become aware of

the facts of the dangers of
pollution and how they can help to
end these problems.

Other events this. year have
been our Inter-House Pep Rally
in September and an Inter-House
Swim Meet at the Crystal Garden
in October.

The school'spirit at both these

functions was very good, and it is
hoped that the enthusiastic spirit
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ENTERTAINMENT IN REVIEW

October 29 - November 1:
sponsor the ‘‘Gospel Crusade”

October 30 - 8:00 p.m. Esquimalt Arena, watch the
VIKINGS vs. the BUTLERS in ice hockey.

October 31 - A Hallowe'en Horror Film Festival;
MACLAURIN 144 at 8:00 p.m. Admission is $1.00.

November 1 - don't miss the “LIGHTHOUSE” a rock
concert at the. UVIC gymnasium. Admission for Students :
$2.00.

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