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i J NivA DA "THE OWL'S HOOT" SCHREIBER HOSTS BADMINTON TOURNAMENT Last Friday and Saturday Schreiber High welcomed badminton contestants from five other schools to com pete in the Annual Badminton Tournament. We wish to congratulate Terrace Bay for coming first with a total of 31 points and Schreiber for coming a close second with a total of 20 points. Lenore Campbell, Mary Speziale, Doug Stefurak and David Bromley played outstanding games for Schreiber showing ad- mirable sportsmanship and offering keen competition. The following is a breakdown of the results: GIRLS" DOUBLE BOYS' DOUBLE Ist Terrace Bay Ist. Terrace Bay 2nd Schreiber 2nd Schreiber 3rd. Manitouwadge 3rd Marathon Ath. Marathon 4th. Geraldton 5th Nip-Rock 5th Manitouwadge 6th Geraldton 6th. Nip-Rock. BOYS'SINGLE ist. Terrace Bay 2nd Geraldton 3rd. Schreiber Ath. Manitouwadge 5th. Marathon 6th. Nip-Rock GIRLS' SINGLE ist. Manitouwadge 2nd Nip-Rock 3rd. Terrace Bay 4th Schreiber 5th: Marathon 6th. Geraldton MIXED DOUBLES Ist. Terrace Bau 2nd. Schreiber 3rd. Nip-Rock Ath. Geraldton 5th. Marathon 6th. Manitouwadge D \ () S eee REPORTS AT SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL The third set of reports will be issued to all Sch- reiber High School students next week. The mark received on this report is the result of day-to-day work and achievement, tests, projects and notes. Any parents who wish to discuss their students progre progress are asked to arrange an appointment with the principal by telephoning 754. Photo of the Afternoon Sewing Clase - left to right Karen Kushnieryk, Mrs. Petrushek, Mary Costa, Cathy Bottomley, Susan Johnson, Teresa Figliomeni and Dona Noonan. Evening Sewing Class - left to right, Evelyn Miller, Dianne Figliomeni, Joyce Jarosc, Marge Spillane, Mrs.Petrushak, Ruth Collinson, ern Jacomb, Gail Welbourne, Teresa Fig- liomeni and Pessie Scott.