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

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JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL Back row lleft to rightl: I. Hildebrand, H. Kerr. Middle row: J. Mattson, V. Martin, L. Knodel, H. Weiss. Front row: A. Enslen, M. Vasko, B. Niblock, M. Lettington, J. Brown. Junior Girls' Basketball With Irene Hildebrand and Billy Marjory Niblock as cap- tains, ten to twelve girls came out to practise every Tuesday after four and a few Friday noons. Their practising was re- warded when the Juniors defeated the Grade X teams and tied the score with St. Theresa College in the only games played. Joyce Mattson and Helen Kerr scored in the latter game. Junior Girls' Volleyball Under the direction of Miss McIntosh five teams were organized with captains Joyce Mattson, Lilly Knodel, Alice Ens- len, Iona Dowdy, and Bonnie Bain. A schedule was drawn up and the teams played every Thursday after school. During the playoffs, Joyce Mattson's team consisting of Helen Kerr, Helen Austad, Betty Bowker, Yvonne Welling, Vivian Martin and Hazel Weiss was undefeated. No games were played outside the school. 77

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SENIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Back row lleft to rightl: I. Lewis, D. Toole, Miss Macintosh, I. Hildebrand, I. Mattson. Third row: M. Babe, B. Church, R. Hildebrand, S. Diaczyszyn, B. Northam, N. Johnson. Second row: B. Layton, V. Reid, H. Meir, P. Wood, M. Smith, L. Tonkin, F. Vockeroth. Front row: I. Garrett, L. Adams, I. Herman, B. Watson, B. Wilson, D. Herman. Senior Girls' Volleyball Senior girls' volleyball was carried on under the supervision of Miss MacIntosh. Four teams were chosen and schedules were drawn up for Mondays from 12:00 to 1:00 and Tuesday from 1:00 to 2:00. A new set of rules was started this year, and volleyball was enjoyed very much, although only a few outside games were played. The playoffs started in March and were completed at the end of April. The final winners of the season were Isabel Her- man fcaptainl, Beatrice Wilson, Betty Watson, Doreen Herman, Lois Adams and Iona Garrett. During the season the winning team lost only one of the many games played. Other teams were: Ruby Hildebrand, second, Irene Hilde- brand, third, and Phyllis Wood, fourth. 79