Humberside Collegiate Institute - Hermes Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Miss McAllister, B. Bond, D. Elliott, M. Linn, A. Till, E. Leask, A. Norris N. Hamilton, M. Fisher, K. Westman, I. Anderson. Basketball This year only four of last year's champions returned and these were all juniors in the persons of Nan Hamilton, Agnes Norris, Madeline Linn and Isabella Anderson. These four, along with Beryl Bond and Del Elliott, are this year's Senior Team. On the sud. line Mary Fisher and Kay Westnian have worked hard and will no doubt have places as regulars in the 'coming year. Cn the forward line Beryl, Madeline and Del have worked together beautifully. Beryl is a speedy little player who invariably runs circles around her taller guards. Her ready laugh is infectious and keeps the whole team in high spirits. Madeline, though not very tall, is very good at rebounds and is a fine shot. But she is very modest and not fond of being in the limelight. Del has worked very hard this year and has done well on the forward line. She is a good shot and a quick little player. Isabella, this year's captain, playing centre, has managed to get the jump most of the time and has specialized in intercepting. Because of the flying leaps she often takes to intercept a ball, the girls have called her Leaping Lena. Nan, as guard, is a quick, lively player. Her best points are her speed and a-bility at intercepting. Her ready smile and perky disposition have made her a general favourite. Playing beside her is Agnes, who is an absolute whirlwind when she gets going. She is fine at rebounds and always seems to be in the right place at the right time. Unfortunately, this year the Seniors have not been winners and the girls, though naturally disappointed, have not given up hope but are planning what they will do next year. After all, we really play for the fun of the game and the love of keen c-ompetition, and we do not expect to win all the time. This year's Junior Team is entirely new-most of the girls having worked up from the substitute line. They have lost only one game this season and that to Harbord at their very iirst game. Though off to a rather discouraging start, the Juniors bucked up and decisively beat their opponents.at the next game. On january 31, they played in the Semi-finals at Central Y.M.C.A. 133

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against Riverdale. In the last period, the Riverdale girls got in the lead by one point, but our Juniors, after many exciting plays, scored two more baskets and the final score stood at 19-17 in favour of-Humberside! On February 4, at larvis Collegiate, the .luniors played Danforth Tech. in their final game and beat them by a close margin with a score of 21-17. There was a fairly large representation supporting our girls and they made as much noise as all the others put together. 1n the last two minutes, the spectators were frantic, because the score was so close, and the players themselves were so very excited that they hardly knew what they were doing. ' Mary Stewart, captain, playing forward, is a splendid shot, and she has done her part to keep the scores climbing. Marian Christie, playing beside her, has distinguished herself as a forward this year. She is a wonder at getting rebounds, and is always a steady, reliable player. Last but not least on the forward line is VVilma Cummings, better known as llilly, who plays side-centre. She is a fast player who, like lleryl, runs circles around her guard. 'llhe llilly. Biddy and Marion combination this year has worked to give Humberside Juniors their running score. Playing at centre is Peggy Pringle. 'l'all, quick and agile, she has been the means of getting the ball to her team mates from the play-off. Laura Schissler, who came to Humberside this year from Parkdale, playing as guard has won her way into the girls' hearts as well as on to the team. .-Xlthough not very tall, she is an able intercepter and has an annoying way, annoying only to the forward she is guarding, of invariably being on the spot where the ball is. Playing beside her is .lean Mason, who has done well as a guard and has had a steadying influence on her team-mates. Playing sub. were: Helen Clark. lissie 1.eask, llelen Edmunds, lletty Blackhall and Marion Blake. 1 I T116 ,lU11i01'S have saved the honour of the school for Girls' llasketball by wmmng the Championship. lie congratulate them on their success and hope they may do as well next year. ' i D JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL-CITY CHAMPIONS Miss McAllister,. .l-I. Clark, I W. Cumming, M. Stewart, L. Schissler, M. Blake, M- Christie, P- Pringle, H. Edmunds, J. Mason, B. Blackhall. 134