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

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Stein’s found some friends! All smiles Pink’s authority 11 to 4, favourable odds!! Fly much? That’s a poser. Organization plus B«1 W v i] 1 r 1 ■ — s ■ 45® K ' m,

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BACK ROW-. Gillis, Dailley, Anthony I., Cherewan, Anthony T. FRONT ROW: Guest D., Edwards, Ramsay D., Bowes T., Khosla. MISSING : Parker. SENIOR A $moi Horn Hockuj With one game remaining in the league play-downs Hamber is leading by 2 points over New House and Young is in 3rd place, 2 points ahead of Richardson. At press time the standings could be altered consider¬ ably as New plays Hamber and Richardson plays Young, making it possible to have a tie for 1st place and 3rd place. It has been a good season and I am sure the boys have enjoyed themselves thoroughly. STANDINGS GP WON TIED LOST POINTS Hamber 8 5 1 2 11 New 8 4 1 3 9 Young 8 3 1 4 7 Richardson 8 2 1 5 5 SENIOR B BACK ROW: Dickson B., McMorris, Ferguson. FRONT ROW: Weare, Riley, Beaton, Daunt. BACK ROW: Kernahan, Annett B., Cruckshank, Bennett FRONT ROW: Waddell H., Quinton, Grossman. JUNIOR BACK ROW: Khosla, Gillis, Dailly, Anthony I., Cherewan. FRONT ROW: Anthony T., Guest D., Ramsay D., Bowes T., Barry, Edwards. MISSING: Parker. Due to the increase in numbers this year it was decided to have three leagues instead of the usual two. This meant that the size of the team could be reduced, thus giving the boys more playing time. Enthusiasm was great from the outside and in many games several baskets were scored. The standard of play, particularly in the Senior A and Junior sections, was high and the keen competition prevented any of our teams from surging ahead. Outstanding players were: Ferguson, Quinton and D. Ramsay (Hamber), Purdy and Finkel (Young), Beech (New), and Richardson (Richardson). At the time of going to press the results were: Senior A Hawkes 4 New 4 Richardson 1 Young 3 Senior B 8 Nil 5 7 Junior 12 13 7 15

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Old ' fcoffi About a year ago a plan was formulated to publish an Old Boy’s Report or News letter. Mr. F.M. Olsen agreed to act as anchor man for this project and he visualized it as taking this form: 1. Coming events at S.J.R. 2. Progress of graduates 3. Pictures of Old Boys in action 4. Family announcements 5. Articles and theses of Old Boys 6. Suggestions, ideas, Questions received 7. Humour Contact was attempted with representatives of each year with varying success. About seventy pieces of current informa¬ tion were assembled and published in the first Old Boys’ News Letter of which the format appears below. This repre¬ sents only a small percentage of the grads, but it is hoped that future letters can include many more facts about grads of S.J.R., S.J.C., and R.S. Old Boys returning to the school have been particularly interested in hearing about the activities of former class¬ mates. Information collected and received, over the past years has been assembled for this letter. CURRENT INFORMATION RECEIVED: About seventy pieces in alphabetical order. BIRTHS: A son to: a) b) A daughter to: a) b) MARRIAGES: a) b) ADDRESSES OF MISSING OLD BOYS: a) b) 84