Danforth Technical School - Tech Tatler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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54 TECH THTLER TUMBLDN2 Every other Wednesday after 3.30 throughout the winter months the girls' gym was packed with athletically-minded girls tumbling or trying to. This year, for the first time in the school's history, the girls sported special costumes-red corduroy shorts and flashy white satin blouses-for the Annual Exhibition. With Miss White and the leaders constantly directing them the Danforth gals are developing nicely, stiff necks and sore backs are now in the past and graceful front and back rolls, nip-ups, handstands, headstands, dives and pyramids are no longer regarded as rare accidents but as quite the expected thing. Most proficient among our performers to date have been Joan Black, Lois Tinkham, Adele Barnctte, joan Griffan, Joan Watmough, Marg Atkins, Anne Bexpolock, Marian Dalton, Isa- belle Alexander, Joan Howes, Eila Aineskorpi, Bette Burford, Lillian Watmough, Marilyn Hambly, and Dolores Howard. SWWMNUNG Supervision of girls' swimming was taken over by Miss Day this year, and she had excellent turn-outs for all three divisions-the Royal Life-Saving Classg the junior, Intermediate, and Senior Canadian Red Cross groups, and the Ornamental Swimming team. Pat Oliver and Eleanor Terrell, both excellent swimmers themselves, took charge of the Ornamental Swimming and managed to produce a nearly perfect show for the Annual D.T.S. Exhibition. The mermaids were Pat Oliver, Mae Genno, Joan Lester, Lorraine Kronkeit, Sylvia Hawke, jackie Kershner, Gladys Hornby, Hilda Maguire, Betty Garrett, Eleanor Terrell, Mona McCarthy, Barbara Blackhall, Barbara Hazelton, Irene Lochead, Barbara Daniells, and Dorothy Eaken. BASKETBALL january-February's big interest in girls' sports was, as usual, basketball. This season saw a return to strict girls' rules instead of last year's combination of girls' and boys' regulations. Although the change was greeted with groans, it evidently did not interfere with the hoopsters' fun as they turned out in larger numbers than ever. The tournament took the form of a round-robin, duly appointed cura- tors saw to it that games did not lag, that points were properly allotted, and that equipment was looked after. Isabelle Alexander undertook the job for XI and XII, Frances Watt for X, and Bette Burford for IX. After many staff set-tos and a few bruised bodies-despite the girls' rules- V4C and VZA emerged as the two top teams. Members of the senior aggregation are june Myers, Eileen Black, Mable Venman, Isabelle Alexander, Bette Burford, Eila Aineskorpi, and Audrey Riceg junior title-holders are Fran Watt, Betty Ro- gers, Stella Morris, Dorothy Dafoe, Dorothy Fulcher, Adele Barnett and Shirley Comport. Special note: both teams won all games in their respective divisions.

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