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

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32 THE PARK BENCH GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM I I BACK ROW: Margo Van Haerlemg Bernice Huntg Mr. McKechney,' Zenobia Boychukg Solange Lorzgton. FRONT ROW: jean Nettleg Shirley Norrieg Doris Woodsg Ethel Free- b0rn,' Betty Dye. SOCCER CContinued from page 273 breakdowns for the next week, to say nothing ot us. Finally Rawson scored the winning goal. We wish to thank our Coach, Mr. Tuits who did such a swell job, and really kept the team rolling. Thanks also to Bob S. who developed us physically. The team thanks the student body tor the support we did get, but We want more support from the student body in future: support your team. HM HARRINGTON. ff GIRLS' BASKETBALL CContinued from page 263 co-operation. Congratulations, Team, for bringing home the cup! Also congratulations Mr. McKechney tor your tireless training of the girls and your words of wisdom to them. Thanks go to Ruth Bowen, scorer, and Carmen Zappa, timekeeper, for their good work in the past season. It has been a wonderful year all around for basket- ball and let's hope next year the team will carry on for us. 1942-43 Champs were-Sheila Cairns, captain: Bernice Porteous: Beatrice Eust- woodp Dorothy Clement: Marybelle Lang: Mary Lee Coley Ioan Wallcerp Betty Blgomi Doris Woodsg Ioan Sparks: Effie I-loiimang Dorothy Horelg Elsie Sheperdy Betty Wilson, -IOAN ROCHON ff Iudy Russell-tin agric. class! Oi course butter can be made fro H IH grass. All you need is a cow and a churn.

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THE PARK BENCH 31 TRACK TEAM l l t BACK ROW: Hugh Simpsong Lloyd Ellisg Tom Sharpg jim Gardnerg Don johnsg Lorne Carrollg Bob Strotherg Bob Sassevilleg Earl Elliott. MIDDLE ROW: Rollie Williamsg Ted Spencerg Bob Salterg Mr. Kalmakoffg Bob Abbeyg Keith Downeyg Bob Hildredg Lyall Markley. FRONT ROW: Frank Hammorzdg Murray Caswellg jim Hallg Roy Dunlop. Intercollegiate Track Meet As this event came too late for a full description in the Park Bench, a brief report is all that can be managed. City Park gained an overwhelming victory in the senior division and was runner-up in the junicr section. Lorne Carroll won the senior individual award and Rollie Williams was junior champ, The school has much promising junior material, so We may lock for future track laurels. 4 ff X BOYS' BASKETBALL fCcntinued from page 281 At the end of the first quarter the score stood: Nutana 8, City Park 2. At half timep Nutana 13, City Park 7. When the third quarter had ended it was Nutana 17, City Park 15. The last quarter placed a great strain on the players, audience, and re- ferees. At a signal from the timekeeper, all City Park flowed onto the floor, win- ners 26-25. The season was thrill-packed, and all the fellows who made up that fighting bunch deserve our heartiest congratulations. -R. NURSALL. McDonald- Why are you washing your spoon in your finger bowl? Bain- So l Won't get egg all over my pocket. Mr. MacKinnonf What is an organizer? Hazel Meyers- He's the guy that makes the music in the church.

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THE PARK BENCH 33 3111 ffllvmnriam Blow out, you lzugles, over the rich Deafll Therels none of these so lonely and poor of old, But, dying, has made us rarer gifts than gold. These laid the world away, poured out the reel Sweet -wine of youth, gave up the years to he Of work and joy, and that unhopeaf serene, That men eall age, and those who would have been, Their sons, they, gave, their immortality. Blow, hugles, hlowl They brought us for our dearth Holiness, lacked so long, and Love, and Pain. Honour has eorne hack as a king, to earth, Anal paid his subjects with a royal wage, ind Nohleness walks in our ways again, Anal we have come into our heritage. TRUPERT BROOKE NAVY ARMY Irvine Armstrong Leslie WGIT Morley Carson Bill Stevens AIRFORCE Victor Arnold Bill 101195 lack Boyse Bob Bradshaw Sidney Bradshaw Walter Carlyle Howard Kellough Don Palmer Andy Smith Don Woodley Keith Arnold Bob Leavitt Douglas Craig Iay Gould lack Hobson To the Parents and relatives ol these Graduates our deepest sympathy for their loss is extended. -Dave Klaehn