Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute - Breezes Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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D. M. C. I. BREEZES 69 INTER-HIGH FIELD DAY This important event took place this year at River Park, keen com¬ petition being shown in each event. The Primaries were those under 5 feet 114 inches; Juniors, 5 feet 3% inches, and Seniors over that. Those representing us in the Primary dash were: Thora Olson, Jessie MeGifford, Rose Booth and Marguerite McDonald. Thora Olso gained one point for D.M.C.I. Our Junior representatives were: Marguerite Ross, Grace Burns and Audrey Doggett; Marguerite Ross and Grace Burns gaining ten points between them in the Junior dashes. In the Seniors, Doris Carter, Nora Doyle and Annie Somers in the 60 yards, and in the 100 yards Doris Carter, Annie iSomers and Sadie Braid. In these dashes five points were won altogether. In the shuttles, as usual, our girls did their best, which was so good they succeeded in taking first place in each class, gaining nine points. The captains of the teams were: Primary, Thora Olson; Junior, Mar¬ guerite Ross; Senior, Doris Carter. Lillian Decter won three points for the school by winning the Sen¬ ior hall throw. Hilda Decter won two points and Myrtle Campbell one point in the Junior hall throw. In the Primary hall throw Kathleen M.dCaig and Jean Tedford gained three more points. Altogether the girls made a total of thirty-four points, hut unless there had ' been some¬ body behind it all they could not have done so well. On behalf of all th ' e girls taking part in Field Day, the captains of the shuttle teams have asked that I thank Miss Hickson and Miss Bucknam for all the time and effort taken up by the girls for practices, etc., which they gave so willingly and cheerfully. —A.D., Room 61. SWIMMING TEAM Left to right—E. Hallatt, V. Leatherdale, G. Garrett ' , I. McDonald, R. Heide, D. Gustafson. Annual Science Lesson Mr. Smith—‘Why does a stork stand on one leg?” D. Yeddeau—“Why, if he lifted it he would fall down.” Mr. MeC—“We will now start to name the lower orders of animal life, starting with Johnston and ending with Easterbrooke.”

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JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right (standing)—Olavia Breckman, Hilda Decter (Capt.), Marguerite Doyle, Lillian Butler. (Sitting)—Beverley Dunsmore, Jean Tedford. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right—Lillian Decter (Capt.), Lillian Small, Jean Campbell, Doris Leaney, Dorothy Garrett, Norah Doyle, Ruth Galbraith, Isabel Craig. (Reading from left to right)

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SENIOR TRACK TEAM Back Row (left to right)—Grace Taylor, Marion Gordon, Eugenie Wehrman, Catherine Saunders, Nora Doyle, Clara Bjornson, Bernice Geil, Doris Carter, Phyllis Bailey. Second Row—Aurora Dalmon, Isabel McDonald, Ella Mclnnis, Isabel McBean, Sadie Braid, Dorothy Garrett, Betty Anderson. Front Row—Norma McCorkell, Beth Carpenter, Nellie Sut ' ton, Annie Somers, Edwina Eggertson, Jean Campbell, Lillian Decter. JUNIOR TRACK TEAM Back Row (left to right)—Margaret Aikens, Theodora Brandson, Patricia McCaughey, Margaret Doyle, Hilda Decter, Audrey Doggett, Grace Wheatley, Blanche Gallagher. Second Row—Helen Rindress, Fanny Kopeland, Myrtle Campbell, Pauline Johnson, Lillian Butler, Lillian Small, Grace Burns. Front Row—Doris Gaffield, Ruth Milne, Janet Scott, Ethel Tottle, Marguerite Ross, Beatrice Ludwickson, Beverley Dunsmore,