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

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1F In the Literary Society IF showed considerable talent. Over station P.D.Q. we heard Sylvia Yule as Ruth Etting, Leland Seig as Little Jack Little and Jack Thomas as Dave Mills. In the play called The Rehearsal, Isabel Irwin and Elaine McLeod came forth with their dramatic talent. Evelyn Bancescu played a medley of popular tunes and at the last lit, when Victor Erdelyan played the role of Ellen's mother in Lochinvar, the house came down with laughter. 1G At the first meeting two numbers by IG. A reading by Dorothy Milne and a piano duet by Erma Ast and Gwen Neil. Erna Ast played the national anthems for all the meetings. In the other meetings there were different numbers by IG as: A few speeches by Sheila Upton. One was an appeal to the First Years for the First Year edition of the Perroquet and another an appeal for the Annual.', Then a play called The Rehearsal with Lily Wolfinan IG, Isabel Irwin IF, Sheila Upton IG, Elaine McLeod IF, Gwen McLachlan IF and Peggy Scrimes IG. Once we had jokes by Noreen Perry IG and a musical by Katie Polak, IG. II-I IH for their part in the Lits. had two of the boys, Cliff Cushing and Vernon Nelms act as chairmen. 1K IK's part in the First Year Literary meetings was to loan the ever popular blues singer Bea Metcalfe for several selections. SPORT Basketball-This year as in previous years a knock-out competition in basketball was held among the boys of the first year forms. Losers in their first game then played in a consola- tion league and the winning team in each league played off the championship. IB and IG played in an exciting overtime game-IB defeating IG by one point. IB-D. Jolly, N. Dunn, H. Benson, A Smith, J. Wilson, T. French, B. Franzen, H. Whittaker, Al. Crossley. IG-T. McLeod, A. Ring, S. Norman, R. Hardy, R. Ellis, A. Schwartzfeld, D. Moscovitch. Girls- After each girls team playing two or more games the interform competition was won by IC. IK was the runner-up. IO-O. Demchuck, A. Hills, M. Fawcett, J. Erskine, N. Runcinian, A. Christie, P. Foster, B. Gardiner. IK-Olive Newman, B. Metcalfe, I. Lockwood, L. Bing, E. McGonigal, R. Freedman, A. Wright. A 103

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SCDCIAL 1B Our form party was a great affair, the girls providing the lunch, and the boys paying for the show. We went to the Grand, then trotted back to Central , A good time was had by all. 1C What was that big hilarious crowd outside the Arena, Friday, January 26th. Was it noisy? Yes-Then it was form 1C. At 8.30 the skating party began. Mr. Lingard form teacher, joined that group of gay revellers in skating. After some doing the cow on the shovel act and some skating for two hours, the happy group hied themselves to Chalmers. for Isobel had kindly opened her home to the form. Here dancing-more or less-and a very lovely lunch were enjoyed after which the party broke up. 1D Our party took place at the school, with Mr. Haward, after two hours of jolly sleigh riding, lunch was served by Mrs. Caulder, Mrs. Power, Miss Reacher, after which a delightful evening of dancing and games was soon fled. The evening broke up with the singing of For they are jolly good fellows. 1F Our form party held on Friday evening in January was certainly a success. After attending the Capitol Theatre where we saw Berkley Squarel' we went to Frank Milligan's home where we spent the remainder of the evening in games, etc. At 10.30 lunch was served and it was noised about that Miss Boyd must have poured at least one hundred and fifty cups of coffee-what appetites!! and after extending our thanks to Mrs. Milligan we went home. 1G IG had a form party on the evening of November 27, 1933. On account of lack of snow and cold weather, we held a theatre party at the Capitol Theatre. Later we returned to the R.C.C.I. much to the regret of the pupils. A good time was had by all, even the ones who finished the extra bricks of ice cream after the rest had gone home. T 1K For our form party we went to the theatre and later to Bea Metcalfe's home where a most enjoyable time was had by all. phone 8741 PRESENTATION BOUQUETS At Reasonable Prices GAMBREI-'S PERMANENT FLOWERS EOR ALL OCCASIONS WAVE SHUPPE THE MODERN FLUWER SHUP and Mrs. Alex. Aitkenb SPECIAL RATES Fon STUDENTS 1844 SC3I'fh Sf- P110116 22996 104