St Johns Ravenscourt School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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yhKj j wwd C8 tfockq Playground B Hockey has not been at its best this year. The team rarely started playing well until half way through the game. We have won two games because we skated hard throughout the whole game. The team would like to thank Mr. Mackenzie, who did a good job of coaching and also Mr. Stewart for his help. BACK ROW: Beaton, Richardson, Morris, Malcolmson, Mr. MacKenzie, Edwards, Riley, Kiddell, Johnson. FRONT ROW: Beech, Gallagher, Hammond, Boult, Briggs, Milne, Gosko. t 8aq(u Led by a strong defensive squad, the Eagles this year did very well, only to be stopped by a stronger Roblin Park team. This is more commendable, since it is a brand new team ex¬ cept for the two veterans, John Saunders and Iven McMorris. On behalf of all the boys, I would like to thank Mr. Beare for doing such a fine job of coaching. I would also like to thank all the parents for coming out and freezing their feet just to watch us play, not forgetting Harold for making such excellent hot chocolate. League. SJRvs. Varsity View . 5-1 and 4-0 SJR vs. Westridge.2-2 and 6-1 SJR vs. Victoria .3-1 and 6-3 SJR vs. Roblin Park . 2-9 and 0-10 SJRvs. Tuxedo .2-1 and 2-2 KNOCKOUT SJR vs. Roblin Park .4-7 BACK ROW: Paterson, Bowes, Tucker, Richardson, Mr. Beare, Shore, Searle, Dickson, Dickson, MacElmoyle. FRONT ROW: Longstaffe, Harrison, Wallace, Saunders, Williams, MacMorris, Ferguson, Waddell, Weare. BACK ROW: Flintoft, Christie, Waddell, Mr. Stewart, Bond, Ramsay, Waugh, Ramsay. FRONT ROW: Kiddell, Beech, Parker, Haworth, Gallagher, Ferguson, Hutchison, Quinton. ' Ikijtjwwd 6 %uum The Ravens did not win one game, but throughout the season they improved immensely. No one was really disap¬ pointed because the team spirit was high in spite of the losses. After finding everybody’s ability, it was decided that passing was going to be the main source of moving the puck. Quin¬ ton supplied most of our goals, with strong support from Bond and Waddell. The passing in the later games of the season received many rushes. The Ravens had one great weakness, their back-checking and left most of this to their defence. The team has two goal¬ keepers and Haworth played more because Gallagher injured his leg during the holidays. The best stick handler and shooter on the team is Waugh.

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Smoi Horn Hoda fiimoi Horn Hockey Hamber House, led by Quinton and Waddell, are, so far, in the lead over Young in the inter-house competition. The outstanding players in the other houses were Hutchin¬ son and D. Ferguson for Richardson, Flintoft and Waugh for Young, and Bond for New House. At the time of writ¬ ing, the semi-finals and finals had still to be played but the points to date are as follows: Hamber. 11 Young . 8 New.4 Richardson. 1 BACK ROW: Waddell, Bowes, Cruickshank, MacElmoyle, Quin¬ ton. FRONT ROW: Edwards, Ramsay, Parker, Guest. Although unfinished, the senior house hockey standings show that, so far, the teams are evenly matched, with Hender¬ son, McMurray and Saunders dominating the play. The four teams have improved rapidly over the season, and in most of the games one goal has been the deciding factor. The semi-finals and finals should be played in the near future and the house standings to date are as follows: Hamber . 9 Young . 9 New.5 Richardson.1 BACK ROW: Tucker, Shore, MacMurray, Johnson, McGee. FRONT ROW: Wallace, Milne, Boult, Gosko, Kiddell.

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6wu towni uf Cross-Country was a great success this year, not only in house competition, but also in open competition. The school team ran in two races this year, one at home and the other at St. Vital Park. We placed fourth at St. Vital Park behind Varennes, Borbury, and Glenwood. At home we placed sixth out of eight teams. In house competition, the races this year have been very exciting as the competition has been very keen. The standings so far are: BACK ROW: Boyd, Kreuger, Edwards, Mr. Stewart, Riley Milne. CENTRE ROW: Ferguson, Clews, Briggs, Longstaffe, Beaton, Wallace. FRONT ROW: Boews, Bond, Williamson, Harrison. NEW.14 points HAMBER. 11 points YOUNG . 7 points RICHARDSON.4 points Semi mi $tmoi (JoUajbdl This year saw the introduction of volleyball as an inter¬ house sport. It proved to be lively and exciting. All the houses competed keenly and the games were very close. Hamber House proved to be the champions, winning all their games, whilst Richardson came a close second. In the Juniors, Young and New tied for first place. BACK ROW: Stein, Morris, Dickson, Riley, Boyd, Menzies. FRONT ROW: McMorris, Beaton, Ferguson, Weare, Ham¬ mond. SENIOR STANDINGS HAMBER. 6 RICHARDSON.4 YOUNG. 2 NEW. 0 JUNIOR STANDINGS YOUNG. 4 NEW.4 RICHARDSON. 2 HAMBER. 2 BACK ROW: Parker, Waddell, Cruickshank, MacElmoyle, Quinton. FRONT ROW: Edwards, Ramsay, Guest, Bowes.