Galt Collegiate Institute and Vocational School - Specula Galtonia Yearbook (Galt, Ontario Canada)

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66 SPECULA GALTONIA GIRLS' GYM. TEAM Front Row, left to right-Catherine Bernhardt, Madeline Hughes Luella Smith Margaret Cooper Gertrude Melross, Second Row-Mildred Bailie, Mary' Wardlaw, Esther Sheldon QCaptJ Miss Duggan BA fcoachl Margaret Wood, Jean Herriott, Betty Sheldon. Third Row--Lois Bowie, Grace Trott, Mae Mclntosh, Gladys Wlldman Marie Shantz Evelyn Trott Fourth Row-Edith Thomson, Jessie Thompson, Alberta Kempthorne Gertrude Lyndhurst Ak! INTERFORM BASKETBALL Mention should be made of the creditable perfor- mances made in the Interform Basketball League. 1a Won the First Form group, 2a the Second Form and C. S. the Senior group. C. S. won the play-off series in games played with la thereby winning the Harding Shield for another year. C.S. team was composed of: M. McKenna, E. Keffer, H. McKay, V. Watson, J. Ward, E. Leslie. GYM. TEAM Much credit was due the Gym. Team for its excel- lent performance at the Physical Exhibition last year and no doubt they will be doubly appreciated this year since there are twice as many teams, the Senior and Junior, the Senior team being composed of the members of last year's team. Their Work shows diligent training under the capable coaching of Miss Duggan. Senior Team: M. Wardlaw, M. Hughes, E. Shel- don, G. Wildman, M. Mclntosh, L. Smith, B. Sheldon, M. Cooper, G. Melross, L. Howes, E. Trott, G. Trott. Junior: M. Shantz, K. Bernhardt, M. Wood, E. Thompson, G. Lind'horst, A. Kempthorne, G. Her- riott, J. Thompson, M. Bailey, L. Bowie.

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SPECULA GALTONIA 65 SOFTBALL The softball season opened very aus- piciously indeed with the Galt Team going to Guelph and returning home victorious, with a score we are really too sympathetic to mention. However, Guelph wasn't the only team in the field and so, the fair ladies of K-W Collegiate were met. This game may well be called a game, K-W having the slightly greater portion of a 21-20 score. For the next game Guelph journeyed to Galt and tried to redeem themselves for their initial effort. Nevertheless the Galt girls again tasted victory. Guelph was now out of the running and it was neces- ary for Galt to defeat the K-W Collegiate in order to make a tie. This was duly un- dertaken and accomplished. The play-off game was scheduled to be played on neu- tral grounds and Guelph was granted the honour. Strange things happen--K-W de- faulted, thereby awarding Galt the Whol- ton Cup for the second successive year. Team :-M. Parr fCapt.Jg J. Hinrich, L. Turner, J. Wood, M. Tait, M. Hughes, G. Johnston, D. McLeod, M. McLeod. Subs.-L. Bowie, B. Hallman, M. Wardlaw, M. Wood. GIRLS' WOSSA BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row-Virginia Watson, Margaret Gabbitas, Edith Dowler, Verna Day QCapt.l, Marion Stuart, Hester McKay. Middle Row--Anna Spalding iManager'b, Elsie KeHer, Miss L. Snider, B.A. fCoachJ, Myrtle Parr, Marjorie McKenna. Back Row-Janet Wood, Norah Hunt. BASKETBALL This year Basketball was not so suc- cessful as formerly. However, an alibi is Semper Paratus, in .that some of the regulars of last year's championship team were missing this year thus necessitaiting new material being trained. Miss Snider was again chosen as the popular coach. Anna Spalding as mana- ger, and Verna Day as Captain left noth- ing to be desired and performed their re- spective duties most efficiently. Prior to the Interscholastic League an exhibition game was played with the Y girls. This, the school was unfortunate enough to lose. The Galt girls made a most noteworthy entrance into the league, by defeating the Guelph Collegiate. So, naturally in face of this fact we lament deeply that the next .three games were not credited as our victories, although it must be added in self defense, they were not one-sided by any means. Thus the Galt Team have relinquis'hed their hold on Mr. Ross's Cup for a while but one can never know what great things may be done next year. Team:-Forwards: M. Parr, E. Keffer, M. McKenna, M. Stuart, N. Hunt, H. McKay. Guards: V. Day, V. Watson, M. Gabbitas, E. Dowler, J. Ward.

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