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Hockey Team ••. FIRST ROW: ELI ZABETH LUND, SYBIL HAYES, CHERYL MAR CHESI. PREMIERS, 1964 SECOND ROW: DALE SM ITH, WENDY ROEDIGER, JUDY McK ENZIE, PAULINE KEAST , MARGA RET FRY, LESLEY McCA LL THIRD ROW: ROSLY N BOYD, WENDY W ILK INSON, JENNY REEVES. 54 1964 was a mo st successfu l year fo r our hockey team s. The fi rst team wa s beaten in the fi nal but the SECOND TEAM went on 10 w in the premiersh ip .
. • TRIBUTE TO LAURIE PECKHAM - OUR OLYMPIAN, 1964 TOKYO - 1964 If the Japanese set out to ensure that the 18th Olympiad w ould be th e most o uts ta nd ing ever they cer tainly w ere successf ul. The p lanning was superb. There we re sufficient attendants, gu ide s and pol ice to afford co mplete, com fortabl e cont ro l wi thou t ever becoming obtru siv e. All v isito rs were treated w i t h the utmost friendl ine ss and hospitality greeted us ever y where. The Japanese girl s in particul ar made us very w elco me and entreat ed us to co r respond w it h them o n our return. The attention to detail w as not limi ted to the Stadium w hich was a real show-p iece. Training venues we re establ ished in all the v illages around and the schedu les f or d ifferent coun tries to use them w ere p repared wi th complete fa irnes s. The accom mo dat ion showed det ailed pl anning and suppl ied all that we required , even to the provi sion of lon g beds wi t h an extra piece of mattress. .. O nce in a track suit all raci al pett ine ss was dropped and one w as merely a co m pet itor . Thi s applied to all nati on s and no p r iv ileges w ere sough t by anyon e. The clos ing ceremon y wa s most mo ving. I am sure everyo ne had a lump in h is throat as he stood in the middle of the aren a kn owing that for 1964 the games were nearl y over. Mo re th an anything el se th e closing of the Games made me determined to get to Me xi co in 1968 . -LAURIE PECKHAM 55
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