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

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Smoi Horn BACK ROW : Strachan, Tucker, Shore, McElvie, Bowdeiy, Johnson, Mardon, Waugh. FRONT ROW Purdy, Haworth, Johnson, Milne, Wallace, Burns, Hogg. This year’s competition proved both lively and sustained as the season carried on into November. The honours were shared by Hamber and Young, for Hamber won the K.O. Cup and Young won the League Championship. It was not until the last game of the season that the league was finally decided when Young defeated their opponents and thus led Hamber by two points. New and Richardson played well, but lacked staying power and Richardson particularly appeared to be without any¬ one capable of scoring a goal. Many useful players were on show and with more ball control they could do well for their Houses in the future. Houm BACK ROW: T. Anthony, I. Anthony, Dailley, Barry, Edwards. FRONT ROW: Ramsay, Guest, Parker, Khosta, Cherewan. In the Junior department, the pattern was almost the same as the seniors. Hamber were runaway w inner s of the league and New won the cup. However there were many close contests with only one goal separating the contestants. All four teams tried hard and played well together, exhibiting a sportsmanlike brand of soccer, which will, no doubt, improve even further in future years. 72

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Horn TtyoiiA H(wJa Horn TUuo Horn ' Ktjduidwii Horn (jowiui tfouM HAMBER HOUSE REPORT. Hamber has started off well this year, as we are lead¬ ing in sports and honours. Both seniors and juniors did well in soccer and volleyball, proving to be a chal¬ lenge to the other houses. In the crosscountry, the seniors topped the list with the juniors coming third. Winter has now settled in, and we hope to do well in hockey and athletics. The House thanks Mde. Perrault and Mr. Cowie for their great help and encouragement in Hamber’s success. Derek Riley, House Captain NEW HOUSE REPORT. New House has had a good year after a rather slow start. The House was strongest in the cross-country events both in seniors and juniors. We came third in soccer which is not a bad result considering the talent in the house. New House has always been active in sports and enthusiastic in their school work. I would like to thank Mrs. Barrett, Mr. Broderick and Mr. Shepherd for their assistance throughout the year. Chris Bowes, House Captain RICHARDSON HOUSE REPORT. Thinking of honourprizes, Richardson Househasn’t done as well as it did last year and I hope that we will catch up during the rest oftheyear. Despite the efforts, Richardson House Seniors are still around second or third place in sports. We are doing well in hockey and did quite well in cross-country and volleyball. The juniors are gaining a high reputation in hockey and are striving for first place in sports. In the next few months we will try to reach a higher standard. All the boys in the house extend hearty thanks to Mrs. Murray and Mr. Mckenzie for their helpful guidance through another successful year. Stephen Krueger, House Captain. YOUNG HOUSE REPORT. Young House has beendoingvery wellthisyear. We won the soccer cup in the seniors. We are doing very well with honours and stripes, but there are a few boys who still receive too many stripes. Although the school year is not finished, I think Young House will have a prosperous one. On behalf of the boys I would like to thank Mrs. Macmillan, Mr. Bevis and Mr. Beare. Simon Johnson, House Captain. 71

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BACK: Bowes, Kreuger, Cleives, Riley, Milne, Longstaffe, Ferguson C. FRONT : Daunt, Harrison, Beaton, Wallace, Weare, Johnson D. CwU-CoMJtMj Smoi (Jotktfball Hamber House BACK ROW-. Daunt, Cruikshank, Dickson B., Riley, McMorris, Daunt, Bennet. FRONT ROW: Waddell H., Quinton, Ferguson C., Beaton, Weare, Gross- man. (Jolhfb ll New House and Hamber House tied for first place. BACK: Beech, Wood, Smith, Fast, Giyniopre, Morse. FRONT: Watkins, Rosenblat, Konnelly, Geutz. 73