Why ‘is it “that a 'sc

- nonsense ‘approach that precludes.cutting ¢ | - Hea also” igri recreations =
to take part in'sports, is able toclaim that.97 per’ Sports club program that
“cent or more of its students, s pasticipate in fitriess-

-oriented activities? . 28
: Possibly because - Aarne ©
Hannikainen’s attitude © to.
Sports is a little off-beat. 2

; 2 “Fitness,” “he " says..
“‘Should: be fun. And many
youngsters in elementary -
_and secondary schools never
‘learn how to play and enjoy
themselves, because of the .
emphasis -upon producing™
" winning teams that carry .
; School colors.”’ _ ad

“2 Wannikainen introduced.
“his program when he became
athletic diretor at the Hailey

“bury School of Mines in 1969.
. The: school, now part. of the -

-tri-campus Northern College
‘complex in Northern Ontario,
produces’ technicians and
technologists for the mining
industry, with about 95 per _
cent of them. finding jobs. as

Soon as they graduate. HSM -

dates back to 1912, and many

. of its graduates are now top —
executives in the mining —

industry.

When Hannikainen inter-
views a student who shows
little interest in thé more
traditional sports, he points
to a cartoon that hangs on his
office wall and depicts his
sports philosophy.

“*Everybody can do some-
thing. But it is my job to see
that they enjoy it,”’ he states.

Hannikainen finds that a
_high percentage of first-year
students at HSM have never
participated in organized
sports, and nearly as many
have never learned to partici-
pate in sports for the sheer
fun of it.

At HSM, the basic phili-
Sophy is to offer such a wide

NSWwe

slaydowns

North Shore Winter Club
rinks swept District I finals
for women over the
weekend.

The Lindsay Sparks rink
from the North Shore Winter
Club captured the ladies
event of the District I
playdowns hosted by

ollyburn Country Club.

- An extra end was required
to break a tie with the Linda
Moore rink, also of the
Winter Club.

The winning rink will
advance to the provincial
championships to be held in

Burnaby ca ly February.

Another Winter Club rink
won the senior ies when
Connie Batkér's foursome
knocked off\Thelma Levine,
also of the Cc.

They will compete in the
provincial finals in Prince
Rupert, February 11-15.

’ competition between classes. wearing glasses from facing : ,

(ore) with - a : tough, “o- yank: high with Hannikainen a A

features 2 standing invitation”
“to students interested - in cee
' starting a new sport to form a. _—
club..And*there’s an extra-
-yariety of activities that ‘mural program that. sees.
" there’s something for env “HSM’s. team compete.
one. And. Hannikainen “against ‘other ‘colleges. as”
~ found’ that the. participation: _ well as local leagues. oo
‘ratio increases with the” ao fe, a
‘range of choice. When he “But the emphasis is upon :
Offered only half. a dozen particip~tion. ‘and Hannikai 2
‘options, very few students: “nen cheesfully cha
would take them all. -Now-he rules. ‘so, tha: small pl
offers about 25, and the . can compete. With giants. i
majority of students take part ‘ vetsion of touch-football * = :
in ‘eight or ten, and some © limits.the touch to between re ae P ———
more than 20. . ‘shoulders and hips: Hockey’ of ae a hl e = -
; with a sponge rubber puck .& - : :
Key to his success is the can be fast and furious, but it’’
‘fntramural - program, with -doesn’t deter .the student”

It includes archery, badmin- up to slapshots.
‘ton, basketball, bowling, _
‘broomball, cross-country, Competition between |
curling, fastball, floor hock- classes in ‘the intramural

‘ey, football, golf; hockey, programs fierce, but results
paddleball, powerlifting, are weighted, with, participa- .
snowshoeing, soccer, table ‘tion scoring almost as’ much: -
tennis, team handball, as winning. :
volteypall and snooker.’ .

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Why | snooker? sports ‘programs is that too -
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**Why not,”’ Haanikainen that fitness should be fun, -
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tion. And if a student finds that it is fun, then they -
himself in some lonely participate,” he claims. :
mining camp where there’s
nothing to do but play And, he says, every HSM
snooker, he niight just as student leaves the school.

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