Grandview Commerce High School - Annual Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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ANNUAL COMMERCE GRASS-HOCKEY SENIORS 'DOLLY ALLMAN-Goalie. A Very good goalie who is always ready to protect her goal. LIL TRENTHAM-Left wing. Takes all her time to remember to keep onside- KAY DOWNIE--Left inside. Good fast player, using her head to good advantage. MARY LOWGOOD--Center forward. A reliable player, ready always to combine with the other forwards. EDITH NODEN---Right inside , The pivot upon which the forward line depended Quick and aggressive. LOUISE BIANCO--Right wing. Though she is small, she can easily fill her position at right wing. DIAMOND PRINCE--Half-back. A very promising player, assisted the forwards with clever passing. AMADGE HIPWELL--Center Half-back. Though she gave heart failure to the team through being late, she vias always on the job during the game. NORMA MUNDIGAL--Left Half-back. The opponents always managed to hit her instead of the ball. Grin and bear it! Eh, Norma? SHIRLEY JOHNSON--Right Full-back. Our most experienced player, steady and dependable. ANNA ERMENiLeft Full-back. Played alongside Shirley Johnson. Between them they managed to keep the t of the time. goal clear--mos JUNIOR A LINDS AY'-Goal i e. GEORGINA . H Reliable and efficient. AMELIA PASTERNAK--Right wing. Has just what it takes to make a good right winxr. DOROTHY HAINES-Right inside. Because she was tall and slim, she had little difficulty in getting the ball. GLGA MYKOLAJIW-Left inside. Full of spunk and always on her toes. MARIAN PENNY--Left wing. ' Y 3 best to support the team regardless Did her very of he r smaiiness.

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COMMERCE ANNUAL JANICE LUCHAK-Center forward. Captain. The playmal-:er of the team. THELMA McGEACHY-Right half-back. Always ready, willing and able. BETTY HARRISON-Left half-back. Had plenty of vigour and helped a lot. KAY CAMPBELL-Center half-baclm Hefty gal with lots of pep. DORIS GREEN-Right full-back. Saved plenty of goals by her quick thinking. MAY TAYLOR-Left full-back. Helped right full-back to protect the goal. JUNIOR B VERNA ARNOLD-Goalie and captainl A very good stopper of goals. Part of the time, anyhow, eh, Verna? VIOLET SAM-Center forward. Star player of the team. HELEN' RAY-Right inside. Always there to receive and pass the ball. ELVINA HANSEN-Left wing. Quiet, but efficient. MILDRED HAMER-Left inside. A terror to the opposing team. GWENITH DANIELS'-Right wing. Kept in her position Well. IVY COLLIER-Left half-back. A good future half-back, showing great promise. STELLA MUNRO-Center half-back. An active and reliable player of the team. The Girls' Basketball Club enjoyed a successful season with more than forty girls taking part. After a few practices, a House League was formed and 8 double schedule of inter-house games was played, with House C again taking the laurels as in the previous year. Regular players for House C were: Diamond Prince, Edith Noden, Lucy Perazzo, Margaret Oldaker, Mary Perazzo, and Dot Haines. House B, with: Joan Mortimer, Gladys Kilpatrick, Annice Morton, Kay Downie, Mary Lowgood and Charlotte Aebig, ended in second place, having lost but two games to the lea- gue leaders. A junior and a senior team were selected to play Britannia, and both teams turned in a commendable performance: the Juniors winning 14-11, and the Seniors tying at 18-all. The large turn-out of Grade 9 girls was very gratifyiflg and presaged some very strong teams in the next year or two. Mr. Buckley acted as organizer and coach. DID YOU KNOW THAT-- Ruby Jones is a prominent singer featured every Saturday over C-J-O.R. and has been guest soloist on many radio programmes. Swen Ogren, a tumbling star on the Recreational Team, has often been the high spot of many a gymnastic display.