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

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“CfShe Old familiar faces’’ Daniel McIntyre Year Book is a treasure house of the old days—keeping green the bygone years, stirring up pride anew over Alma Mater —bringing fresh affection for the chums of scholastic yesterdays. We are proud to have had a part in its production. Editors and business managers of Western Canadian Year Books may look to us for ad¬ vice and practical help in the compilation of their annuals. Our long experience with this class of publication and our large artistic and mechanical staffs guarantee satisfactory serv¬ ice in every part of its make-up—from front cover to back. ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, PHOTO ENGRAVING ELECTROTYPING AND STEREOTYPING Rapid Grip and Batten limited 290 VAUGHAN ST., WINNIPEG

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SENIOR BASKETBALL M. Russell, A. Harwood, W. Simms, E. Barnett, M. Miller, B. Kuhn, M. Denefield. SKATING TEAM Jean Hempseed, Jean Burdett, Helen Cummings, Miriam Fulton, Edith McWilliams. 103 JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Mary Baxter, Beryl Phelps, Mert Fullton, Blanche Kyle, Betty Stephen, Georgina Gall, Madeline MacPhail, Ruth Jarret, Maud Lemon (Capt.).

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D.M.C.I. BREEZES 10t) BASKETBALL This year, as in previous years, the boys’ basketball teams have been un¬ der the supervision of Mr. Morgan. It is due to the faithful and untiring work of Mr. Morgan and to the co¬ operation of the boys that we enjoyed such a banner year in basketball. We won the Primary and Junior cham¬ pionships, and finished second in the Senior division. As our girls’ Junior team walked off with their title, we obtained the lion’s share of Inter- High basketball awards. This is a remarkable achievement, as our teams are handicapped by the lack of a gym and were forced to train elsewhere. PRIMARY BASKETBALL Led by Doug. Maxwell, our Pri¬ mary team opened the season with a 23-22 win at St. John’s. It was a thriller all the way, although our boys had a greater edge than the score would indicate. Tom Allison and Max¬ well teamed well together to form a good defense. Both were always scoring threats. The regular forward line of Lowe, Merritt and Potts Wheatley showed up to good advan¬ tage at all times. The boys followed up their first triumph by taking the Tech and the Kelvin teams “for a ride” on the Y.M.C.A. floor. How¬ ever, in the final game at Kelvin the tables were turned and the Cherry and Gray squad triumphed after on overtime struggle which ended 26-23. In winning the primary championship much credit is due George Crayston, who coached the team this year. A great little team and worthy McIn¬ tyre representatives. 39 9i9 Au?nu? 0ruy i tnrT 39 9,9 Corner of Valour Road and Portage Avenue PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS thanks the pupils for their past patronage and wishes them success in their future. SODA FOUNTAIN - CHOCOLATES - TOBACCO SCHOOL SUPPLIES D. ROY WALKER, Prop. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS