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One of the 'biggest little competitions' in Track and Field was held on Wednes- day, May 27 when CHS play- ed host to the students of Millbrook High School at the annual "BiSchool Track and Field Meet. Although the weather was cold there was keen rivalry all day with the Cartwright students accumu- lating an ever-increasing ma- jority of points. The final results gave CHS a total of 400 points and MHS a total of 246 points. So the school trophy won by Millbrook last year was. returned to Cart- wright. Cartwright made an almost clean sweep of the individual trophies as well. The boys' champions were: Midget--Stan Kroekenstoel (CHS) Junior--Grant McLaughlin (CHS) Senior--Dennis Romeril (CHS) The girls' champions were: Midget--Janice Todd (MHS) Junior--Glenna Clement (CHS) Senior--Suzie Fallis (CHS) - Results! Mid. Jr. Girls Girls Cartwright ...... 9 58 Millbrook ....... 84 35 Cartwright Boys .... 267 Girls ........ 133 Total ....... 400 Cartwright Students Win Track And Field Trophy -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Jur June 4, e 4, 1970 Individual Champions-- GIRLS-- Midget--Nancy Todd, Millbrook Jr.--Glenna Clement C.H.S. Sr.--Suzie Fallis, C.H.S. BOYS-- Midget--Stanley Kroekenstoel, C.H.S. Jr.--Grant McLaughlin, C.H.S. Sr.--Dennis Romeril, CHS. New Records-- GIRLS -- 880--3.12:1 - Janice Smith Junior--Javelin - Wynne Robertson--68'4", Millbrook Senior--High Jump--Lynn Barter--4'4", CHS. Javelin--Suzie Fallis 77, CHS. BOYS-- Midget--Mile - Stan Kroe- Kensteol - 5.21.5, CHS Triple Jump--Stan Kroe- stoel - 33'1" - CHS. Junior--Mile - Stephen Tomchishin .- 5.29:5, C.H.S. 440 Relay -- 50.8, C.H.S. Senior--Mile - John Larmer 5.33:6, C.H.S. Shot--Dennis Romeril 36' 104" - CHS. Sr. Mid. Jr. Sr. Girls Boys Boys Boys 66 78 99 90 29 48 27 36 Millbrook Boys ........ 111 : Girls ........ 148 Total -....... 259 440--Robert Archer, 59.9 - CHS. Cartwright High School News CHS Field Day was held on Wednesday, May 13. Each student was required to en- ter at least three events which made for some very keen competition between the three houses. At the completion of all events the Ali Cats were in first place, Tigers in second and Ook- piks in third. The individual champions were: Midget Girls--Leslie Wright (Tiger) Continued on page 19 Toronto. Trustees' Council? \ aL WHOM DO OUR TRUSTEES SERVE? You, of course. On election, trustees in Ontario County accept a local mandate to provide the best education possible for children in our community. This includes responsibility for staffing local schools. Agreed. But if that's so, how does one answer the following questions? 1. Why has no hiring taken place in the secondary schools in Ontario County? Answer: Because of a trustee-teacher dispute in Metropolitan 2. What has a dispute in Metropolitan Toronto to do with our local situation? Answer: Nothing. 3. Why is the Ontario 'County Board of Education not hiring? Answer: It has been instructed not to by the Ontario School Trustees' Council. 4. Is our board obligated to follow the instructions of the Toronto; based Answer: No. 5. Will our local school system sutfer next fall if the no-hiring ban is prolonged? Answer: Yes, definitely. _6. If not, then why is our board risking local education at the dictate of a Toronto-based organization and over a dispute in Metropolitan Toronto? 7. Let's ask it again: Whom do our trustees serve? Why don't you ask them? Put The Welfare Of Our Children First: Toronto Is Big Enough To Look After Itself The Secondary School Teachers Of Ontario County [] " Ld @ @ € x [ Ad " 3 Cartwright High School won the seventh track and field meet _ against Millbrook High School with total scores of 400 against 259. Prior to this meet, the two schools were tied with three wins each, and this time the Cartwright students really won convincingly. ° In the top picture are the popular and ever present cheer leaders proudly displaying the school trophy. From left to right: Glenna Clement, Linda Mountjoy, Carol Wotten, [4 Valerie Frew, Lorrie Turner, Elaine: Metcalf, Below are the individual Cartwright champ- ions: Back row from left to right: Stan Kroekenstoel, Midget Boys Champion; Dennis Romeril, Senior Champion; Grant McLaughlin, Junior Champion. Front Row: Suzie Fallis, Senior Girls Champion; Glenna Clement, Junior Champion. to a shopper... it's the Lord Simcoe Hotel . .. in the heart of downtown Toronto, within walking distance to the major shopping district . . . and with the subway right at the door. You'll enjoy the friendly service and sensible prices. too. Next time you visit Toronto enjoy it more than ever... stay at the Lord Simcoe. na. Boat eumont a BR Rix & 8 x2 OE oe gw wT L ed rien BI, University and King Streets, Tel. 362-1848