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

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SPCRTS Basketball This year's Basketball schedule was considerably better than last and a good season was enjoyed. The forms at the beginning of the season had each two boys' teams including all the students desiring to play. 2B however was the only form having two girls' teams, the one team being sufficient in the other forms. Towards the end of the season an elimination schedule was played by both girls and boys. There were only one boys' team from each form and one girls' team except 2B with two teams. 2D ventured forth and won both boys' and girls' honours for second year and were to meet the first year winners but the games were cancelled indefinitely and were not played. 2D Girls' team-G. Wilkie, M. Speers, A. Bujea, E. Heidt, H. Haug, D. Kinnee. 2D Boys' team-G. Mortimer, F. Cavanagh, B. Isman, G. Bujea, E. Ploss. Softball- Last year softball was played to quite an extent. Each form having a boys' and a girls' team. Playoffs were not arranged but a good time was had by all. Field Day- Second year put forth her athletes last fall and made quite a showing against the other years, 2D getting the most points in second year and received a box of chocolate bars. Those figuring prominently in the field meet were: Forbes Cavanagh who won the Junior Championship and Allan Scythes who was runner-up. ARCUND TI-IE FORMS 2A 2A was very proud of two members of its form this year, namely: Eddie Stockand Rod Dingwall, who entered the Bryant Oratorical Contest. They both made a splendid showing, and Eddie Stock was chosen to represent Central Collegiate in the city finals. Also, we won the chocolates for selling the most tickets for the Annual Christmas concert. Eleanor Dolan played the part of Bobby in the Elgar Club operetta providing the humorours relief and scored a great success. - 2C 2C paved a path in paper sales for Second year forms this year and are now the proud possessors of a large purple and gold shield for their efforts. Talking of speed, and who doesn't, 2C contains two of the fastest young lads in Saskatchewan on skates. 95

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QRGANIZATIQN 2A 2B President-Eleanor Dolan President-Harold Hyman Vice. Pres.-Frank Auld Vice Pres.-Pete Noble . Secretary-Murray Westgate Secretary-Mary Rogers 2C 2D President-Russ Findlay President-Forbes Cavanagh Claude Spellicy Vice Pres.fPhyllis Burroughs Vice. Pres.-Vera Woodward Secretary-Doris MacDonald 'Ruth Rothwell Secretary-Bill Banks Lamenda Brown QF President-Rod MacGregor Vice President-Margaret Stemshorn Secretary-Arthur Wilson. TI-IE SECOND YEAR LITERARY SCCIETY The Lit. this year opened in January and continued until the last week in March, the meetings being held every two weeks. No special officers were elected, but instead, one or two classes were responsible for the programmes each time, with one form president in the chair. The programmes were chiefly composed of recitations, vocal, violin, and piano solos. Several times members of the Students' Council gave us short talks on the Annual and the Perroquetf' Some special features of the year were: 1. Radio Dialogue-by 2D boys. 2. Pettin' in the Park -skit by 2C girls. 3. An Arabian Farce-by 2B boys. 4. Debate by Qc Boys: Resolved: Chewing Crum should be Compulsory and Free. 5. A Mock Trial by 2C boys. 6. One Act Comedy- Please Pass the Cream. -Eleanor Dolan and Bob Moore. The society was supervised by Mr. F. E. Howard and everyone profited greatly by his interest, and helpful suggestions. The programmes were all attractive and well arranged, and judging by the apparent interest shown by the audiences, there is no doubt that the efforts of the performers were highly appreciated. 94

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