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By Angela Isaac
September at Claremont has been an exciting month.
Despite the blues of the first. few days, everyone is settling
down to books and turning out for sports.
The cross-country team got off to a running start. On
Sept..19 in their first league meet the girls finished second
and the boys followed close Penin’ in third place.

In an exciting race Oct. 3, the Sparten boys placed
second with the team consisting of Brenden DePol, Chris
Payne, Dale Rothe and Ed and Dave McMullen, Mean-

while, the girls team: Paddy Jaques, Shelley Renaud, Kim

Bryant and Teresa Verwolf, came in with a close third.

In individual standings, Branden DePol is currently sixth
in Victoria‘and Paddy Jaques fifth. A special thank you to
team member Kim Bryant, who raised an incredible $130in
the Terry Fox Run.

The senior boys’ soccer.team started the year off with

a 5-1 win over Esquimalt.

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By Brenda McGuire
The big event at Stelly’s recently was the annual grade 9
_vs. Student Council basketball game. Grade 9s were in for
‘a surprise as.a serious. game turned into a circus. The
Student Council entered amid a fanfare with cheerleaders
in various ‘costumes. The game’s procedure switched
various times to football, soccer and rugby. A few battles

The boys’ volleyball teams are practicing and eagerly
awaiting their league games.

The junior boys’ rugby team led by coach, Mr. Kubek,
clobbered the opposing Parkland team 18-1. They also had
outstanding win on Oct. 6 against Stelly’s .

For the first time in many years, Claremont “has
produced a girls’ field hockey team. In their first game,
Sandra Henry scored the winning and only goal against
Dunsmuir.

The junior girls’ volleyball team is busy practicing while
the senior team had an excellent victory over SMU. All the
teams are doing a super job, showing the true Sparten
spirit.

On Sept. 15 grade nines were officially welcomed to
Claremont. For their initiation they were requested to wear
red, white and blue, the school colours, or there would be a
price to pay! Most showed their spirit and received an,
‘1’m-a Sparten!’”’ sticker and a lollipop: Unfortunately
some did not. Those grade nines were led to the change
rooms, where they had their faces painted red, white and
blue. This amusing day was organised by activity co-
ordinators, Dawn McPherson and Kelly Nielsen.

Claremont held its first dance on Sept. 23. The theme
was summer and ‘fun was had by the 400 or more students
who attended. Joel Bohnet and Heather Clark dida terrific

tricycle. Yes, I said tricycle. The Student Council: has
arranged for a tricycle relay race to take place in the halls
at lunchtime. Each grade team will be vying for the coveted

| title of ‘‘Top Tinkers’’ in the school. This only. further.
proves that we are mature adults — ready to take our palce

in the world — don’t you agree?

eOur junior boys’ soccer team got the week off toa good.

start with a close win over Edward Milne: The junior boys’
rugby and girls’ grasshockey teams put in valiant. efforts
but could not overcome Claremont and Mt. Doug.
On the volleyball court. the senior boys’ team had a
‘set’? of two games. They were ‘‘bumped’’ off by Dun-
-smuir but recovered to ‘‘spike’’ back at Reynolds.

The senior girls’ team has overcome first game jitters

against St. Margaret’s and are ready to take on their. next

job of planning the evening. Thanks to everyone who
participated and to the staff who helped out.

Thursday saw the hobos of Claremont coming out of the
woods and into the halls.. Hobo Day, another activily
produced by Dawn and Kelly, was a great success. With the
assistance of Mr. Giles and Mrs, White, everyone had an
enjoyable time.

Alng with sports and the above activities, many clubs are
starting up. The Boating Club, which completes the Power
Squadron Course has begun. With the aid of Mr. Spensiey
and Mr. Jacobson, students learn the basics of boating and:
participate in a few cruises.

The Claremont Singers, under the direction of Mr,
Osborne, has begun practicing, but new members are more
than. welcome.

Another - club,
journalism and photography, is now starting. The annual
or Yearbook Club, sponsored by Mr. Stack and editor Kim
Bryant, will also gladly add anyone to their. team of
dedicated workers.

The Claremont Spartens have many opportunities to
join clubs and sports this year. Student Council president

Catriona’ McHattie. has. presented. the calendar. for. the.

- coming year and it looks like it will be the best one yet.

Fun fair

A. fall fun. fair: will: take
place 6-8:30 p.m. Oct. 21 at
Keating elementary. school,
6843 Central Saanich Rd.
Featured — arts-and crafts,
home. baking, plants -and -

produce, .. white ~ elephant,
games, haunted. house,

silent auction and more.

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