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

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SKATING TEAM STANDING-DOH Higgins, T. Green, N. McLeod. Struan Complin CCoachD, D. Tallman, Mr. VVilliams, C. Gray, D. Dawson, Doug Higgins. SITTING-W. Stewart, E. Linkert, M. Rogers, M. Baker, M. Robinson, M. Smith, M. Haines, A. Christie, R, Fox. SKATING Under the careful coaching of Mr. Williams and Struan Complin, Central students made a determined bid for the shield in the Leader- Post skating competitions. Their success was the result of the patience and time spent by both coaches and by the students in practice. As most of the students are in the junior forms, it is hoped the shield will grace the halls of Central for some time. In the half-mile race for girls, Muriel Robinson, 2D, won the 15 years and over g Margaret Baker, IA, won the 15 years and under, and Marjorie Smith, 1A, won the 13 years and under. These girls and Mary Rogers, 4B, won the Senior girls' relay. Thelma Goodwin acted as a reserve for this event. The Junior girls' relay team consisting of D. Tallman, M. Haynes, E. Linker and A. Christie placed second in the junior relay. In the boys' events C. Gray, 3F, placed third in the Senior Boys' mile. Senior boys relay consisting of Norman McLeod, Clif- ford Gray, Don Dawson and Tom Green placed third. Others taking part in the skating were Robert Fox, G. Stewart, Don Higgins and Doug Higgins. 94

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WINNERS CENTRAL TRACK FIELD MEET, 1935 STANDING1D. McCrae, B. Spencer, W. McNally, T. Moore, D. Biggs, V. Erdeleyan, R. Aitken. SITTING-R. Hall, U. Athey, F. Ordway, R. Barlow, W. Espley, L. McLellan, B. Barlow, H. Bee. TRACK TRACK AND FIELD DAY Last year the boys made the trip to Saskatoon for the annual Provincial Track and Field meet in charge of Mr. Myatt. This was one of the strongest teams ever representing Central in that field of sport. The Senior boys brought back the Relay Cup, and placed second in the Senior Grand Aggregate. This year Central is repre- sented in track by two former Senior track members who participated at Saskatoon, again this year, namely Don MacCrae and Ross Barlow and from the juniors of last year are Doug Jolly and A. Crossley. On Cctober 4, 1935, Central held a gala field day at the Exhibition grounds, due to the fact that the North Campus was undergoing a much needed resurfacing. The Held when .it is finished should supply the sport participants and fans around Central with a first class field. The programme went off very smoothly with a large entry in all events, thanks to the aid of Mr. Myatt and members of the Central Staff. ' 96