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

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GIRLS' TRACK TEAM, 1935 STANDING-MF. Myatt, M. Cunningham, D. Cullum, F. Ordway, U. Athey, Miss Tingley. SITTING-P. Farnsworth, B. Barlow, M. Trimble. GIRLS' TRACK Track has received quite an impetus among the girls of the school since the girls teams for two years have won the Provincial Championship. The fall meet brought out some interesting new material, and provided an upset in the Senior girls division. Midgets-Gayle Barlow, IK, Champion. Wilma Espley, IF, runner up. Juniors- Loraine McLellan, 2C. Bernice Barlow, 3D. Seniors- Frances Ordway, 1D. x Una Athey, 4F. With such excellent material, chances for repeating in the Provincial Meet look good, and it is hoped the girls will do their share in helping to retain the Eilers' Trophy in the Inter Collegiate Meet on May 15th. 87

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Junior League. Central standard bearers were D. Doan, A. Christie, S. Finklestein, R. Freedman, E. McGonigal, J. Debert, M. Brown, A. Demchuk as forwards, with P. Foster, R. Elliott, A. McDonald, I. Irwin, B. Yarnton, A. Wright, and J. Norman and B. Ralston as the worry of the opponents, forwards. Midget: Another year came and passed without the formation of a league for the1y'mites, but Centralls wee girls played a number of exhibition games, winning them all. The Midgets started the season under the direction of Miss Creighton and then completed the season under Miss Tingley's coaching. Sacred Heart Midgets coached by Nona Noonan, ex-Central Senior of 2 years ago, were the chief opposition. iie' X Forwards: S. Pinsk, IC, S. Hughes, IK, E. Thomson, IK, J. McCulloch, 2C, D. Rusconi, IA, I. McFarland, IA. Guards: R. Bugee, IC, K. Laird, IC, B. Tate, 2D, M. Lear- month, IG, A. Pauloff, IG, H. Engle, IG, C. Wilson, IA. GILLS' INTERFCRM BASKETBALL The Interform League had a colourful season under Miss Creigh- ton's supervision. g First Year Winners were ID: Captain, F. Ordway, A. Citron, M. Surtees, E. Head, A. Campbell, L. McLellan, H. Kajewski, M. Thomson and J. Yorke. Second Year Champions QC: Starring Loraine McLellan, M. Brown, L. Cross, O. Drew, J. Norman, A. MacDonald, A. Demchuk. Third Year Winners: 3C took the third year honors-O. Demchuk, G. MacArthur, L. Pearlman, D. Davison, M. Mahoney, E. Stevenson, D. Gifford, W. Kozier, D. Lindsay, E. Linkert, M. Roantree. Fourth Year Champions: 4C had M. Speers, G. Wilkie, H. Haug, E. Heidt, G. Boyd, J. Robinson, and M. Lanskail to carry them to the top. In the playoff between 3rd and 4th year, 4C emerged victorious. CHAMPLAIN DRUGS LIMITED Prescription Specialists 13th Ave. and Robinson St. c Q Stores J Broder Building Phone 6080 We Deliver Phone 7611 Complete Stock of Toiletries and the Better Makes of Chocolates Koclalcs and Photo Finishing The Sanclwiche Shelfe A Smart Modern Grill, lce Cream and Soft Drinlcs Try Our 25c Special Luncheon 86

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HCCKEY Things are bound to happen around Centralinew things I mean- and what's more they did happen. This year the Student's Council sponsored two amusing though exciting hockey games. The amusing part of the games being that the players were those dainty feminine creatures who strut around Central halls knowing little about studies and less about hockey. The first game was A school Vs. B school. A school came out on top of the close score of 2-1, but B school were right in there fighting till the end. The second and most spectacular game was the Staff Vs. Girls. The teachers out- matched the girls with a one way score of 3A-0. Cooper and Mac- Murchy were star players of the staff and the teachers showed great sportsmanship on skates. Better luck next year, girls. Line up: Staff, Oliver Cgoalj, Cooper, Doxsee, Griffin, Mac- Murchy, Williaiiis, Greenough. Girls: Doan Qgoalj, Ordway, Bugee, McMaster, Wilkie, Athey, Baker, Irwin, Yarnton, Routledge, VV right Cgoalj, Rogers, Ross, P. Laird, R. Laird, Speers, M. Smith. GIRLS' SCFTBALI. Senior: Central's laurels in Senior girls softball went undefended last spring, owing to inclement weather and the fa.ct that Normal School and Regina College close early in June, which diminishes interest in any league that might be formed. Prospects for a good school team this year are especially bright. Interform softball did not progress much more satisfactorily than the Senior league. Each form played at least one game, but the schedule was uncompleted when finaQ exams came around. Great interest persists among the girls in softball and it is hoped that this spring the elements will be lenient in opposition. 2 Take your Business Course AT SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE u reliable and superior sclaool NOISELESS TYPEWRITERS PART OF THE NEW EQUIPMENT IN THE CLASS-ROOMS. We Lead-Others Follow Jas. G. Gass, Principal 88