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

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In this quite noisy school how sweet To sit right in my 3B seat And gills and boys once more to greet My last year's friends together. SPORTS Hurrah for the .SBI Sporties. Our bright and brilliant Form is always in the swim. To prove this statement was not our own Bob Smith right there to win the 100 yards, 50 yards and back stroke for Regina junior Swimming Competitions? Pat was also a member of the Junior Relay Team which came first at the Moose Jaw Natatorium. In this competition Marg Ansley was a worthy representative for the girls. 3B Girls Basketball Team did well: but no wonder with! Dot Cullum, Elizabeth Alport and other such notables on our team. Our team won the consolation by defeating 4D in a hard fought game by the brilliant playing of one, C. Gavin, the score was 2-0 which won the game for 3B by default. Donations Donations for Ye Flame were received from Dr. Brett, dentist, Christie Grant, merchants, The Bank of Montreal, The Royal Bank of Canada, The Regina Pharmacy and VVheatley Brothers, jewellersg The Saskatchewan Co-operative Creameries and The Coca-Cola Company, also gave gener- ously of merchandise for the hrst Annual Dance and for the Annual sales contest. VVe sincerely appreciate their interest in our undertaking. Mr. MacKenzie: How it rains. I'm anxious about my wife, she's gone down town without an umbrella. Miss MacMillan: Oh, I wouldn't worry, she'll find shelter in some shop. Mr. MacKenzie: Yes, I know, that's what makes me worry. Have you tried the Signature Contest on Page l24? 43

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J 44-Us-cali' SC Girls who represented our form in sports were as follows: Form Basketball team: Mae Huddleston, Pearl Schiller, Enid Burnett, Dot Bruce, jean Baxter, Alice Bishop, Nona Noonan. Un the school teams: Nona Noonan, senior basketballg Dot Bruce, junior basketballi Mae Huddleston, baseball team. SC Biographies M155 MACFARLANE: The best form teacher in Central! She always seems to find time to help us and even if we do sometimes talk during the history class, we think she's one of the best. GEOFFRIQY lVlANN1 Are we proud of our Orator! XVe, in 3C think jeff is just wasting his time at school when he could be carrying on convincing arguments in the House of Com- mons. Even our worthy teachers cannot talk quite as well as he can. I-le's our class president and it's always Geoffrey who persuades Mr. Oliver to postpone a much-dreaded geometry test. More power to jehf! ALMA GRANT! Leading light in SC! She is the secretary of the room, is an excellent dramatist but goes in for directing. The success of her last production was noteworthy. SC is very grateful to Alma, for it is through her that we have had many privileges that otherwise would have been lost to us. Her favorite QU subject is maths., and her favorite teacher, so she tells us, is Mr. Perkins. MNLORNE XVICKERSOW' Btarin junior rugbv' red-headed, 0141, A ' , fa - ' sprinkled with freckles, cause of most teachers leaving R.C.I. Not so dumb as he himself would have it, received honorable mention for dramatics. VVe expect big things from this young man. PEARL SCHILLER: Literary genius of 3C. She is prac- tically the only one who can keep 3C in the good graces of 4-L