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

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Bowling Academy Ltd. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE Back row: G. Higgins, H. Legg. Middle Row: G. Potts, M. Drake, M. Rutherford, L. Moffet, D. Cullum, E. Brown, R. Henry. Front Row: Mr. VV. G. Myatt, M. Kells, D. Spencer, Miss D. E. Tingley. BOYS' ATHLETIC EXECUTIVE Shortly after school opened, a meeting was held in the auditorium to elect the Executive of the Boys' Athletic As- sociation. Dave Spencer was elected president, with jerry Potts as vice-president and George Higgins as secretary treasurer. For the committee Ross Henry was elected by the students while the teachers chose Herb. Legg as their representative. This executive is composed of boys who take a keen interest in all sports. George Higgins, J. Potts and D. Spencer are Central's track stars. Herb. Legg special- izes in rugby and R. Henry excells in rugby and basketball. Once again much has been accomplished in the realm of sport towards further development of school spirit which is so essential in reaching the goal of success. For Healthy Recreation and Play at SPORTING GOODS any time' visit HE.wQt',xuTi3iQS Victoria Park Wood Hardware 1832 Rose Street, Regina K. P. Dunstan, Prop. Phone 22215. 68

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W SENIOR RUGBY The prospects of having a championship rugby team were at the first of the season not very bright. Most of last year's team had graduated, moreover Ken Thomson and Hec jones, two of Central's stars were not' allowed to play for the school as they performed for the junior Pats. But some of the boys playing rugby for the lirst time proved to be invaluable and with the more experienced players left, formed a strong team which won the league with comparative ease. For the first time in many years the school bought a set of sweaters which were used exclusively by the Seniors and greatly inspired the team. Certainly the greatest game of the season was the exhi- bition tilt waged against Campion, when they defeated that college 5-3 on its own grounds. .CND SENIOR BOYS RUGBY TEAM 1932-33 Intercollegiate Champions CCityj Back row: F. Stewart, E. Mason, I. Bean, G. Capraru CCapt.l, J. Durrant, J. Protopappas, D. Spencer, C. Gancheff. Middle row: M. Edgar, D. Powers, B. Gavin, VV. G. Myatt, R. Ingham, H Le R H r . gg, . en y. Front row: T. Smith, K. Goldie, P. Lay. Personnel of the team: y MR. MYATT Ccoachj: Mr. Myatt spent a great deal of time and worked very hard to produce a championship team out of what was, at the beginning of the season, a rather disorganized outfit, and was he successful? The team only had one touchown scored against it all season. GEORGE CAPRARU Chalf-backbz Captain of the team. Cappy's .running and line plunging was exceptional. He kicked and threw the pigskin with the best of them. BERNIE GAVIN Qhalf-backbz The Galloping Ghost played stellar rugby all year. He was an excellent line 69