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

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Among the girls is Louise Deacon, who during this Winter has played games as forward on Central Senior team 5 she also played as short stop on the Senior Baseball team. Then there is Sybil Durrant Who is vice president of the Athletic Association. Sybil played as guard on Senior Basketball team for part of the year, and backcatcher on the Senior Softball team. Louise and Sybil are both on Foodland Softball team. Phyllis Brady played guard on the Junior B Basketball team. Dick Devvson took an important part in the high jumping on Field Day, he was successful and came first, he pitched for Senior B Baseball team. Harry Dane played third base for Senior B Baseball. Frank Black played rugby for Central Senior boys. Camille Bonseigneur, as a midget played on both the rugby and basketball teams for Central. Fred Mason, who in fall played rugby for the Pats and this Winter played basketball for the Dales. Another who played for an outside team was Harry Dane who played hockey for the Army and Navy. The boys 3G form basketball team were not as successful as they might have been but they ,ran up against a hard team at the start. The lineup Was: Black, Henderson, F. Mason, G. Mason, Dane, Hazelton, Dewson, Sidler, Rubenstein. f'Hell is murky, says Lady Macbeth. Wonder if she ever saw Regina in a dust StOI'I11.7 ALLAN PEACE 2015 - 12th Ave. Phone 7744 ,HAIRDRESSER S50 REWARD 550 FOR ANY WATCH WE CANNOT REPAIR The Diamond Iewelry Co. Waicli Experts CORNER BROAD 8: S. RAILWAY RED BOOK SHOP PHONE 6883 1836 - llth AVENUE Headquarters for British Mail Magazines, Papers, and Tobaccos H OWELL'S Modern Miss Shoppe QFOR NICE TH1Ncsp Phone 8444 l8l9lf2 Scarth St. J UST SOUTH OF THE POST OFFICE Hosiery - Lingerie - Sportswear OUR SPECIALTY

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Lloyd Maywood-was known to all 3F as General Cno slamsb. Glen Crook-was always 5 minutes late Cyou could set your clocks by himj. So as we left the much transversed main hall which was full of fallen bricks and huge pieces of plaster we recalled this centre of learning was commonly known to be inhabited by ghosts, and what's funny, the name of the place is still Central. Maybe those ghosts were teachers Ceh, that?D So we now close the book on 3F's history for the time being. How time flies, we have been here two hours,-tsk! tsk! FORM 36 'Twas on a September morn' We gathered together our 3G form, With Mr. Williams at our helm It proved to be a peaceful realm? As autumn days began to pass Elections drew near quite fast, Sybil was chosen president of our class, And Dick Dewson had the vice president task. And each Monday morn, we came to write On the subject weld studied Sunday nite, For many weeks we were in doubt Just how well we would make out. When our report cards were homeward sent, Our own bright heads were sadly bent, But with holidays in view We soon forgot our passes few. With Xmas holidays o'er We buckled down to books once more To pass our Easter tests would be right, And to our fond parents' delight. To the school concerts and dances we have no plans And to the basketball games we lent our hands. No form party have We had as yet, But there will be one, you can bet. We are really serious about our passing, To be next year in senior classing. When school days are over in J une, 'Twill be remarked-too much, too soon. 3G is not an outstanding form in sports but practically all sports are represented. 90

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