City Park Collegiate Institute - Park Bench Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada)

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I4 THE PARK BENCH ouse oji j-laulicain Alevevo, alevevo, Alevevo vivo, vum. johnny got a rat trap Bigger than a cat trap johnny got a rat trap Bigger than a cat trap Cannibo, calznibo, Zis boom bah, Haultain, Haultain, Rah! Rah! Rah! The House of Haultain can be proud of the standard upheld this year. Our championships, so far as trophies are concerned, are few, but we have won many championships in another field, that of fair play and sportsmanship. After all it is not that you've won or lost but how you played the game, and in this respect we have been foremost. Perhaps our biggest individual contribution to the school has been our Senior Watch, Siggy . For the past three years this honor has been held by a Haultain member. Five members of our House Soccer team were successful in making a position on the championship inter-collegiate team. In the House competition this aggregation always provided stiff competition to any opponent but we failed to cop the major honors. ln the first year track-meet a host of enthusiastic newcomers participated in the events to place our House in second position, a few points behind the winners. It was good work on the part of the freshies, and two outstanding track prospects, Eric Brown and Roberta Cole, were discovered. Basketball was especially encouraging this year and to Haultain juvenile boys go congratulations. They not only swept through the House league, but trounced both Bedford and Nutana to take inter-collegiate honors. ln the other divisions, Haultain boys played spirited basketball, and had large, enthusiastic turnvouts. Girls' House Easketball embarked on a new arrangement this year and proved highly successful. Haultain seniors were nosed out in the knock-out competition, and the other divisions gave their whole-hearted support. While our dramatic contribution to the annual Drama Night received its share of constructive criticism it was, however, according to the adjudicator a commendable effort. The selection of the play was criticised but those participating did justice to it. The cast under Director Nano Nagle and Assistant Murray Caswell included Col- leen Saunders, Marty Miles, Ron Sommervill and Lorna Main. We, of the House of Haultain, must remember that our work is 1-101 finished at the completion of this term. We must realize, to quote Mr. Arn, that we learn what we do, and our best is none too good. Get behind your House and your leaders and give them everything you've got. Take part in all activities-sports, drqmqtics and social, and you'll gain from them experiences which will be invaluable in the final game which is just ahead of us. IOAN ROCHON and LYALL MARKLEY.