Alexandra High School - Old Acquaintance Yearbook (Medicine Hat, Alberta Canada)

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SENIOR RUGBY D. Haley, W. Undersehr, L. Flaig, B. Henderson, R. Miller, F. Cooney, cl Steed- mon, R. Burkett, D. Stephens, B. Stephens, D. Bagshow, J. Keating, Mr. Allergoth. A.H.S. In Rugby Final The 1946 edition of the Green and White was the best yet, it conquered the Lethbridge squad in the semi-final of the pro- vincial series but was not quite good enough to dethrone Cal- gary's Crescent Heights which has gone undefeated for the past two years. Another year and it may be a different story. The revival of the gridiron sport has been one of the features of the high school life during the past two years and the side- line quarter-backs who follow the game will assure you that each team is better than the last. Much of the credit for the success of the team goes to coaches Moose Bannan and Slim Cook and Manager Aller- goth who worked untiringly to produce a powerful well-trained squad. The Alexandra team scored a smashing victory at Leth- bridge, winning 29 to 0. In the final played at Medicine Hat, after falling apart in the first half, the boys came back in the second to play magnificent football, but came out on the short end of the 21-5 score. Rugby players are hopeful that next year more games can be played with outside teams. The team consisted of: backfield, Haworth, Lindsay, Keating, Henderson, Untersehr, Burkett, Bagshawg line, D. Stephens, R. Stephens, Miller, Marr, Gothard, Cooney, Fraser, Flaig, Hall, Steedman. During the earlier part of the season senior players were divided into teams and played several house league games. 69

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INTERMEDIATE BOYS RUGBY Back row lleft to righti: Mr. Allergoth, R. Service, G. Bray, B. Smith, H. Beaton, B. Whalen, W. Fenrick, B. Attrill. Front row: J. Trotman, J. Tufford, D. Smith, G. Marr, D. Kennord. Intermediate Rugby Four Alexandra High School teams and a squad from St. Theresa's Academy contested the Medicine Hat High School Intermediate rugby championship. H. Beaton's team, coached by A. Nelson, took the title following a schedule which pro- duced its share of fun, excitement, bruises, surprises and cleverly devised plays. Other teams included a team captained by B. Mitchell and coached by P. Haworth and J. Boyd, a team captained by D. Baillie and coached by R. Burkett, a team captained by B. Van Buskirk and coached by B. Henderson, and the S.T.C. team coached by Schneider. The smooth operation of the league was due to the organ- ization arranged by Mr. Allergoth. Salesman: I represent the Mountain Sheep Wool Co. Would you be interested in some coarse yarns '? Hammy Hamilton: Gosh, yes, tell me a few. 71