Burlington High School - Rarebits Yearbook (Burlington, Ontario Canada)

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RAREBITS 43 GIRLS' AND BOYS' ATHLETIC SOCIETIES EXECUTIVE .Seated!Honorary President Boys' Athletic, Mr. M. M, Robinson: Sally Loree, Pres. Girls' Athletic: Wm Galashan Pres. Bo s' Athletic' Honorar President Girls' Athletic Mrs. D A. H 1 . , Y . Y , . ys op. Standing4Alice Eaton, Sec. Girls' Athletic: Frank Elsam, Sec. Boys' Athletic: Margaret Smith, Vice-Pres. Girls' Athletic: Mr. J. C. St. John, Treas, Boys' Athletic: Miss M. Martyn, Treas. Girls' Athletic: David Cooper, Vice-Pres. Boys' Athletic. Glnuntg Ellielh illllret GRACE VIRTUE, IV For the fifth year in succession the .Burlington High School won the Lions' Club trophy, emblematic of the interscholastic championship in track and field events among the sec- ondary schools of Halton County. The Meet this year, held at Burlington, appeared to be a greater success than ever before. The B. H. S. boys and girls both succeeded in winning a great number of points over the other schools. Although the boys worked very hard, they could not come up to the girls, and the latter gained 1015 points over the boys, Burlington's total was 16015 points, while the run- ner-up, Oakville, had 109. One of the girls' outstanding events was the spiral relay. This was a new feature, as it was introduced this year for the first time. The girls, in their blue and orange sweaters, dart- ing between the posts, called for a great deal of cheering, and certainly got it, Of course, they won. During the afternoon the girls, un- der the supervision of Lib. Coleman and Miss Martyn, were kept busy at their booth. From this prettily deco- rated stand were served pecan sun- daes, punch and other delicious re- freshments. Meanwhile the sports were draw- ing to a close, and about 5.30 the field day was finished, with B. H. S. as usual fwe hope forever and anonj on the top.

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44 RAREBITS . P I GIRLS' JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Back RowfPhyllis Thomas, Marion Tresidder, Kathleen Sheppard, Alice Barrett, Margaret Smith. Front Rowe-Elsie Hodsdon, Miss Martyn iCoachj, Clare Tory. Iierannnel nf .Uuninr Girlz' Basketball Gram ALICE BARRETT Kay Sheppard fCaptainJ - Kay --was a steady, reliable captain. As well as looking after her defence she kept the forwards on her team in open space with a point of the finger and by saying, Hey! over theref' Margaret Smith- Smitty - can she jump! Those long legs of hers, with a quick, snappy movement, have fooled many guards. Marion Tressider- Tressy - She is a new player this year, and Marion sure knows her basketball. When she gets her two hands in touch with the ball it stays there. Keep up the good work, Marion. Helen Lapington- Honey - One of the best little players on the team. Helen works as hard as she can, and if redness of face means anything then Helen takes first prize. Elsie Hodson- Hud -Another of our little forwards. Elsie played good basketball in the first games, Poor Elsie found it hard to keep out of the way of another girl's stomach. Re- member your pivot, Elsie. Phyllis Stainer - Phyll - She helped out our guards, but when it comes to overguarding, poor Phyl- lis will fall' on her girl, Clare Tory - Lucy -A newcom- er to the team towards the end of the season, Didn't get much of a chance, but was a fine shot at the basket. Phyllis Thomas - Phyl - One more of our guards who played a good game. She had a hard job keeping her eyes on the ball and her girl, but Phyllis did: it. Alice Barrett - Al - This is Alice's second year as forward on the Junior team. Watch your temper, Alice. Don't get angry when your guard pushes you around.