Barrie Central Collegiate Institute - Vox Collegii Yearbook (Barrie, Ontario Canada)

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AJur1el935 VOX COLLEGII Page 43 I h B.C.I. vs. O.C.I. 0111113-Played the return game with B.C.I. in Barrie on Friday, Feb. 7th, B.C.l. Juniors were defeated by a score of 38-22. Barrie was hampered by the illness of their star forward, Beverley Simmons. However, Helen Bryson very ably took her place at centre with Connie Spearn and Muriel McDonald the other peppy forwards. The strong guard line consisting of Margaret Webb. Jean Campbell and June Thomson cleverly intercepted some very tricky passes. This defeat eliminated B.C.I. Juniors from the league. . The Seniors were more fortunate than the Juniors by winning, the score being 36-8. B.C.I. held a neat lead all through the game. At half-time the score was 32-8. Mabel Richardson, agile centre, scored 13 of Barrie's 18 bask- ets, Ruth Scott and Verona Appleby sinking in the other 5. The guards, Jean Lennox, Dot- Grant and Muriel Rodgers, played a smart game. Much credit goes to Marion Vair, who played senior because of the illness of two senior players. B.C.I. Juniors vs. Newmarket Juniors Newmarket Junior girls were the guests of B.C.I. on Friday, February 22. When Newmarket team came out on the floor, it looked like an easy victory for Barrie with the visiting team all lst forrners but one. Although they were small they had plenty of life in them and they kept the Barrie girls racing. At half-time the score was 12-6 for Barrie. The second half was much closer. Newmarket forging ahead for a while. However, the game ended with B.C.l. leading by one basket, final score being 22-20. B.C.I. Seniors vs. C.C.I. Seniors Collingwood Shipbuilders played the return exhibition game against B.C.l. on Friday, February 22. This game was very different from the first game. Barrie winning by a large margin. One reason for this was because Beverley Simmons, who usually plays junior, was teamed up with Mabel Richardson. It seemed that every time the guards passed the ball to our forwards, a basket was scored. At end of the lst quarter score was 15-0 for Barrie. In the 2nd quarter the players seemed to have settled to their job and the play was faster and closer. Barrie remained ahead all through the game, final score being 40-12. B.C.I. Seniors vs. 0.S.C.I. B.C.I. Senior girls, winners of their district, and Owen Sound, winners of the Georgian Bay district, met in Collingwood, Saturday, March 2nd, to play a sudden-death game to decide the winners of this district. Unfortunately. B.C.I. was defeated by a score of 16-11. Owen Sound girls were much taller d ld than our team However the game was quite close, score at half- an o er . , time being tied 6-6. At the beginning of the second half Barrie took the lead, B ' b h' d. but a number of well-placed shots by Owen Sound forwards left arrie e in B.C.I. JUNIOR TEAM FORWARDS-Beverley Simmons, Helen Bryson, Connie Spearn, Muriel McDonald, Jean Stransman. GUARDS-Margaret Webb, June Thomson, Marion Vair, Jean Campbell, Mildred Meredith, Marion Monkman. B.C.I. SENIOR TEAM FORWARDS - Mabel Richardson, Dorothy McKnight, Verona Appleby, Ruth Scott. GUARDS-Jean Lennox, Barbara Girdwood, Dorothy Grant, Muriel Rodg- STS. PARLEZ-MOI D'AMOUR fContinued from Page 409. seule car cela serait contre tous les principes de la bonne etiquette. Sa mere ou son pere les chaperonnent constamment. Apres de courtes fiancailles ils se t encent a faire le menage Chose etrange ces mariages, qui marient, e comm - ne sont pas fondes sur l'amour, mais sur la dot, tournent presque toujours bien et se terminent rarement par des divorces, qui sont si ordinaires dans notre pays. -Genevieve Crossland, VA.

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Page 42 VOX COLLEGII June1935 rrfl, Dorothy Thompson flfb, Mabel Richardson Ccfl, Ruth Scott, Ella Mc- Causland, Verona Appleby. B.C.I. girls won the Georgian Bay softball championship this year without defeat. It was the best team to represent B.C.I. in years and it was also the lst time the locals won the cup. Edith Bowen in her lst year at school did all the pitching and was out- standing. The catcher, Caroline Smith, was also a star and was one of the team's best hitters. The infield of Helen Crew flstl, Marion Vair C2nd7, Dor- othy McKnight fssl, and Beryl Parke C3rdJ, were all snappy fielders and good hitters. The outfield of Edna Thompson, Mabel Richardson, Ella McCausland, provided plenty of batting punch. Others who played on teams were Ruth Scott, Norma Jacks, Verona Appleby, Ruby Robinson and Dorothy Thompson. Miss Kelso of the teaching staff was manager of the team and Archie Thomp- son and Tom Hare of Barrie ball team did the coaching. BASKETBALL B.C.I. entered a junior and a senior girls basketball team in the C.O.S.S.A. league. In our section there were three schools Cto play against? Barrie, Or- illia, Midland, the winner of this group to play the winner of the Georgian Bay group, Collingwood, Meaford and Owen Sound. B.C.I. vs. C.C.I. On the evening of Friday, January llth, the junior and senior girls basket- ball teams ventured to Collingwood to play an exhibition game. This was the first game of the season. The junior girls won by a score of 29-13. The score at half-time was 12-8 for Barrie. Beverley Simmons was the most out- standing player counting 24 out of our 29 points. Other scorers were Muriel McDonald, Helen Bryson and Connie Spearn. Barrie guards also played a good game. The Seniors were more experienced players and so this was a much faster game. These two teams were about equal in strength and each put up a good fight. The score at half-time was 14-6 for Collingwood. During the second half the Barrie girls got down to work and scored 7 baskets only allowing Collingwood to get 4. Thus the game ended 22-20 for Collingwood. Our guard- line, consisting of Jean Lennox, Barbara Girdwood and Dorothy Grant, played very well. Mabel Richardson and Dorothy McKnight were the star forwards, each getting 5 baskets. B.C.I. vs. O.C.I. The first game of the series was played in Orillia on Friday, January 18, between Barrie and Orillia. The junior game was a defeat for Barrie by a score of 32-26. The Orillia girls proved to be just a little faster than Barrie and very accurate in their passes. However the game was very close, score at half-time being 16-12 for O.C.I. Beverley Simmons counted 16 points, Helen Bryson 6, Connie Spearn 4. Much credit is also due to our guard line consist- ing of Marg. Webb, Marion Vair, Jean Campbell and Mildred Meredith. The senior game proved more encouraging for Barrie, a 26-12 victory. B.C.I. vs. M.H.S. B.C.I. girls met Midland on Friday, January 25, in Barrie. Our Juniors made up for their loss to Orillia by winning 44-4. As the score indicates, B. C.l. girls showed their superiority during the entire game. At half-time the score was 26-0 for Barrie. Every one of the players played exceptionally well and their good combination worked practically all the time. Beverley Sim- mons, Muriel McDonald and Connie Spearn each scored 6 baskets, Helen Bry- son sinking the other 4. The Seniors were also victorious over Midland by a score of 46-14. Barrie was exceptionally good at intercepting Midland passes. Our guards, Barbara Girdwood and Jean Lennox, tripped them up while Dot Grant and Muriel Rodgers stepped on them. As for our forward line, well their shots clicked every time, Mabel Richardson sinking 11 baskets, Dot McKnight 5, Verona Appleby 5, and Ruth Scott 2.

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