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This year, the Sr. Physical Education classes at C.C.I. were endeavoring to use more of the com- munity facilities for further development of recrea- tional skills such as tennis and curling. The co- operation of places such as Cranberry Village and the Collingwood Curling Club were greatly ap- preciated. The Srs., also worked on activities such as cross-country skiing, slo-pitch, bowling, social dance, archery, volleyball and badminton. The Jr. program focused on many team sports. In addition, the girls developed some dazzling jazz and gym- nastics routines while the boys learned the latest wrestling moves and weight training techniques. Our adaptive program used extensive water therapy at both the YMCA and the Contact Cen- tre as well as a fun period of bowling once a week. All courses included a health component which covered such topics as AIDS, alcohol and drug abuse, fitness, values and sexuality.
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TOP RT.: Now we know how Jim Shields got his name! I! TOP LT.: Mr. Hirst's grade 9 phy. ed. class takes a breather from murder ball. MID. LT. : Mr. Bert Crago - Head + Mrs. Janet Gillham. BOT. LT. : Mr. Henry Haiduk BOT. MID.: Mr. Dave Chandler BOT. RT.: John Hamilton- future NHL draft pick!?!