Central Collegiate Institute - Ye Flame Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry 1784 Hamilton St., Regina, Saslc. The Girls' Basketball Team, under Vic Zaharak played Form 1B and this game ended in a tie. This paved the way to enter the consolation series. They then played 1F with only four players and lost, but played up well just the same. The Boys, Team under Louis Hershman played 162 and were defeated, but made up for that by winning the game against the ID team. Jokes The brain is a wonderful organ, it starts working when you get up in the morning, and never stops until you get to school. MR. PERKINS: Allan, what does 20 minus 20 make? No answer. MR. PERKINS: If I took 20 away from 20 what would I have left? No answer. - ' MR. PERKINS theatedlyj: If you had 20c. in your pocket, and you lost it what would you have in your pocket? ALL.-XNI A hole, sir. MURRAY XYIQSTGATE ton his first trip on a railway trainj: Grandmother, do little children pay half-fare on the train? CRANNIE: Yes, my child. MURRAY: Then, do old people pay double? HESPRIT DE CORPS The highest degree of success in our school can be reached only when we realize the value of co-operation, and put into practice the idea contained in the lines of Em- erson: HAH are needed by each one Nothing is fair or good alone. VVe show our school spirit when we forget to look for personal praise, but are pleased when others succeed. In our chorus and dramatic work it is well to remember that though we must do our best individually, it is the harmonious effect of the whole performance that counts. Thus it is only by making our personal ambitions accord with the general good, that we can build up that school spirit without which there can be no real progress. -ELEANOR DoLAN. Watch Repairing a Specialty Issuers of Marriage Licenses ROSSlE'S JEWELRY SHOP for 101

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I Js'.A 3 f ,fy mdk XX a in p 'lnnrlnihmnoma L l l -,,f...cgQQV ,f ,.Q,.. A . X . i A , , v.-ai 1A ' Form Activities This year in 1A has been a very successful one, due to the competent leadership and inliuence of our form oflicers and teacher, Mr. Griffin. At the beginning of the year we elected as our officers: Louis Hershman, presidentg Eleanor Dolan, vice-president and Murray XN'estgate, secretary. Our choice proved to be a good one and the room beneiitted by li. Social Activities - Close to the end of the Fall Term IA enjoyed a very successful skating party and were entertained afterwards at Eleanor Dolan's home where we had a very good time and plenty of Heats . , Sport Activities Basketball 1A did not shine so brightly in sports this year but we did our best. 100

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.. s . .. . I -W .,,, ,, f ..,.,,,, ... Pt ..- i 1B Last Fall before Christnias IB disciples had the time of their lives. Vlle gathered at the Met Theatre and enjoyed Phantom President. It caused a stream of giggles to travel up our spines. VVe were then taken in cars of Mr. and Mrs. R. Young to their house. Games and dancing were very much en- joyed. The climax was the most important part and the humble students of IB concentrated upon this objective and had their hearts set on it from the beginning and remained loyal to the end . . Heats , grub , hash , and plenty of it. XYe adjourned at 11.00 p.m. ' Basketball IB girls staged their first game against IA and won. Second game against IG and lost. LINEUP: Forwards: Annable Husband, Violet Ternevetski, Phylis Cowan. Guards: Ellen Cameron, Alberta liccles, Mildred johnson. IB boys played up and played the game this year win- ning every game they played. LINEUP: Forwards: Bennie Kohn, Julius David Qcentrel, Doug Robb. Guards: jesse C. Bratt, Charles Carter. Subs: C. Head, sl. Anderson, R. Copeland, Ray Holmes. IB boys are also players in some of the prominent league teams. VVe regret the absence of our form teacher, Mr. Harvard, but we wish to congratulate Mrs. XYalker on the capable manner in which she tool: charge of IB in the middle of the term. 102