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Hill High impresses at ’Winz‘er Carnival’ Yea Our Senior Girls’ Volleyball team won its games Feb. 3 against Thornhill; and against Bayview Feb. 8. In the game against Thornhill, we won the first and third games, the score being 15- 2 both times. At Bayview, we won the last two games. Congratulations! For the seventh time in nine years, our men teachers won the Broomball competition. The Year Three frog, Year Four, cannon, and Year Five, car snow sculptures all came in first. RHHS can be proud of itself. As for the Junior team‘ they also beat Bayview, winning the first two games. The Winter Carnival is over, and, all in all, RHHS fared quite well; Two of our Snow Princesses - Sam Markham and Julie Wells - came runner-up- first and second respectively. Boys lose On Feb. 8, our Senior RICHMOND HILL â€" Les Trotman of Richmond Hill was appointed first president of the newly- formed York Inter-District Soccer League which will include clubs from Richmond Hill, Thornhill, and Markham. by Janet Robbins Les Trotman Also on Feb. 2, the Year Five Chemistry and Geography students went to the Nuclear Power Plant near Pickering and the Generating Station at Lakeview, led by Mr. John Munro-Cape. Boys‘ Basketball team played Markham, at Markham, losing 53-46. Jim Croke earned us 16 points, Mark Girdler, 22 points. Skiing Lately, RHHS has seemed rather empty, for there have been many field trips. On Feb. 2, Year Two’s went skiing at Mt. St. Louis. The students could pick either downhill or cross- country. Then on Feb. 8, the Year Three’s and Year Four's went to Mt. St‘ Louis. The weather was good and after an energetic day. we returned tired and happy. The Law classes have visited the Law Courts recently, watching the court in action. They went to see the proceedings as they run in a Supreme Court on Feb. 8. It was an interesting Day. Photo by Hoggl Form soccer league for Hill, Thornhi/l RICHMOND HILL â€" Minor soccer in the area will continue to boom on a new front this season with the recent forming of the Region of York Inter- District soccer league. i'I‘lie league will eanrace teams from Richmond Hill, Thomhill. Aurora. King VMarkh'am and Newmarket. Competitions will be at the squirt. atom. mosquito, peewee. bantam and junior level. Trotman president Heading the new league will be president Les Trotman of Richmond Hill. Trotman has been associated with the Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Association as an executive member since its formation in 1968. He has served under four presidents, Rob Kernohan, John Elliott, Alan Beckwith and Ed Kenny. Founding member He is one ofthe association’s founding members (along with Rob Kernohan) and feels the new league “is a good thing because it will allow other areas to become involved in competitive soccer and so upgrade soccer skills in these other areas." The new league will be involved with the annual Adidas Skills Contest. Cup Competition and the Ontario Cup. Strong exec. Trotman also commented that his executive “is a strong one. enthusiastic, hard-working and wants RICHVALE â€" A general meeting of the Richvale Minor Ball Association will be held Softball meeting in Richvale next Wednesday night in A new executive will be the auditorium at elected and interested Hillcrest Mal]. parents are urged to Starting time is 8 pm. attend. Starting time is 8 pm to do everything possible to make the new venture successful. “With the co-operation of the clubs associated with the league assured already, there is no reason to doubt that the Region of York Inter-District Soccer League will be a success," said Trotman. Strength Trotman added that “there is soccer strength out there in refereeing, coaching, publicity, equipment. finance, administration and enthusiasm. These are the real people who continue to expand soccer." Other members of the executive are: Sal Mortelliti of King City, vice president; Ron MacLachan, Thornhill, secretary; Bob Small, Aurora, treasurer; George Johnstone, Newmarket. match secretary; Bill Church, Markham, registrar. Trotman, along with Kernohan, was instrumental in bringing about the first new Richmond Hill soccer field with floodlights at Crosby Park. Likes tourneys He‘s a “great supporter of tournaments and I feel they are of real value to the boys and girls both competitively and socially." 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