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ith great efficiency the ltiple tasks that the .0 calls for. As in his . y fields of endeavour, rald will be missed. In field hod<ey our . experienced girls chieved little success ver the season but we ook for better things ext year and we are leased to note that cne ‘ f the Panther players who 5 certainly one of the ‘ st enthusiastic athletes any UPEI uniform has 1- chosen on the mythical ll—star team. We a: gratulate Sandra » sdale and we think the udges made an excellent I OiCE. Basketball Pantherettes pen their season this

As president of the unior class, I extend a elccme that, while a ittle late in the year, s heartfelt. My nane is ora MacAdam and my xecutive—treasurer John itzpatrick, and vice- resident Shelly Pepler, = d I look forward to an ctive year for our class. In the two years that ur class has been to— ther we have little to how our class spirit or - raise may for our

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Friday with a gane against the Alumni in the Gym with the tip off at 8:00. In nen's basketball our new coach, Kevin Feighrey, faces a formidable task

as he really builds from scratch with Bill Fanning, who dropped out of play

last year, being the only _ ‘ player who has previous ' Panther experience.

Kevin has every confidence of seasonal success although it is said that other teams in the ccmference have been strengthened considerably since last season. The imrediate aim is to make the playoffs.

(hoe that is achieved, with

the experience then acquired, anything can happen: I

this the year that changes all of that! First, let me explain how

each class can raise money.

As each Freshman class enters the University ,‘ _ they receive $100 to use as a foundation to raise nmey for their Senior Week. Our Junior class

still has only the original

$100 we received as Freshnen. As you can imagine, that wcn't get us too far during Senior ' Week. Also as Juniors, it will beeour responsibility

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In hockey we are pleased to report that we beat Gentleman Jim’s in a good garre by a 4-3 score with Ken Burton, Wilfred MacDonald, Dave Pineau and Shane Carr scoring. ()1 this weekend we play host to St. F.X. , rated #3 in Canada last year. Under new coach Jim Cahocn, fresh from pro ranks, they have already played several exhibition ganes. . . most recently splitting with U. de Monctcn 3—7 and 7—0. For the first time in several years the hockey team returns to campus as both games will be played in the icebox... the first on Saturday at 7.00 and again on Sunday at 2.00. We hope the

to back this year's Senior class graduaticn ball which will cost approximately $1,000. I think we have our work cut out for us, don't you? The executive hopes to sponsor the spring Oo—ed along with several pubs and hopefully a couple of Junior class parties. If we do sponsor these events,

we need you to cone out and

support them or we run the

risk of going in the hole. Ranenber — it's your

Senior Week! Anytime you

unior Class move: into First cm H!

student body will attend en masse so as to let the Panthers know we are all behind them. After all, the oldest cry on this canpus is probably "Beat X. . .Beat X. . .Beat X".

Alright, let's beat X. 1dd to jock talk

Since the type was set for the above, we have been advised that Dave Bryand's name was inadvertently left off the list of graduates. With the fear that his diploma will not be honoured lest his departure be herein noted, we add this post- script. Sorry Dave, and we might add — we hate so see you go.

see signs prqnoting Junior Class events, come out and join the fun and bring a friend. (They don't have to be Juniors.) We're a class; let's get together, show some spirit and, most important of all, have fun! If you have suggestions for other ways we can raise money, just talk to me, John or Shelley. We'd love to hear your ideas. Nora MacAdam President Junior Class.

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