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THEIIC.L TATLER 45 it has been the custom to enter a League and usually to have several out-of-town and also a few home games. This year although this event was looked forward to both by the student body in general and especially by the basketball players. it was not achieved. JUNIOR WEIINER ROAST Many of the junior girls enjoyed this event very much. It was held in the Assembly Hall, Where relay games were played and refreshments were served. WINTER SPORTS Owing to the weather conditions neither the toboggan nor the skating party was held. BOYS' N ATHLETICS BOYS' ATHLETIC EXECUTIVE Shortly after school started in Septem- ber the Athletic Society was organized with the following officers: President .................................... Jim Groves lst. Vice President ,....................... Bill Reid 2nd Vice President ............ Jack Campbell Secretary ....................... ................ T ed Bacon Treasurer ............................ Lloyd Ringland The L. C. I. has again carried out a large programme of sports this year and al- though Rugby seemed to be the big thing. all branches of sport, were given as much attention as possible. DISTRICT MEET At the district meet held in Oshawa last spring, L. C. I. was represented by three athletes. Baoon won the Intermediate quarter-mile while Halward repeated this win in the Senior class Groves took second place in the Senior 220 yd. dash. Coach Hale was well satisfied with this perform- ance, considering the stiff competition. l FIELD DAY This year the boys' events on Field Day were very keenly contested. especially in the Junior and Intermediate classes. How- ever When the events were all run off and the records examined. the medalmts were found to be Junior-L. Eberts, Intermed- iate. J. Wickett. Senior. J. Groves. CRESTS Each year the Boys' Athletic Society a- ward crests to students who have played on three teams representing the school in the Senior Class. This year. in recog- nition of the splendid performance of the Intermediate Team. each member of that team will be presented with a special crest for winning the district champion- ship. and also a point towards winning his School Crest. This year. School Crests will be awarded to Jack Tillcock, Ted Bac- on. Fred Williams. Jack Wickett, Ross Abbott. Congrats, fellows. l BOYS' ATHLE'I'IC SOCIETY EXECUTIVE
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44 THE L. C. I. TATLER GIRL'S ATHLETICS GIRLS' ATHLETIC SOCIETY EXECUTIVE fAbsent: Evelyn Hodgson? Our executive was elected in early September. The offices were contested by:- BLUE RED Ruth Langdon President Eleanor Holmes Evelyn Hodgson First Vice Pres, Doris Ashton Marjonie 'Ml:Mullen Second Vice Pres. Velma Martin Vera Chick Secretary Hazel Mackey Marion Mastion Treasurer Grace Quibell THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS tinued in the afternoon. Although the President ................................ Ruth Langdon day was father Cold, the Conbestans Were First Vice Pres. ...........,.... Evelyn Hodgson Second Vice Pres. ...,.... Marjorie McMullen Secretary ................................ Hazel Mackey Treasurer . .....,...... ................... G race Quibell INITIATION Our first election pledge was fulfilled in early September. when the official initia- tion was held in the Gymnasium. Owing to the edorts of the executive and the fresh- men's good humour, this event was highly successful. SENIOR WEINER ROAST This proved to be a very successful ev- ent. thanks to the kindness of Morgan's hotel at Pleasant Point, Where a large number thoroughly enjoyed themselves. FIELD DAY This, Our big event of the year was held this year-,some events after first period and with an intermission for lunch, con- rnany and' the events Were all enthusias- tically entered into. The colour sections, in order of highest points were:- Blue ........................ Helen McNevm Red ............................ Ruth Langdon Green ................,... Edna Campbell Old Gold .... Margaret MacMillan The winner of the Senior medal was Evelyn Hodgson and the runner-up was Aileen Lees. The winner of the Junior medal was Vera Chick, and the runner-up Hazel Mackey. BASKETBALL The Inter-Colour basketball was very closely contested. Old Gold, however, was victor and Blue second, Green third, and Red fourth. Basketball practices were held every Tuesday and Thursday after four. until in February when the reports came out. It was found that L. C. I. could not produce a Girl's Basketball team. For some years
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46 THE L. C. I. TATLER THE LINE UP Wib Thomas tcaptain. half.J Raed Hishon Csnaph W. S. W. BrEese lcoachl Jack L.amb quarter Jack C-ampbell fhalfb Fred. WI.lliams lrniddlel Grobbo HodgSon linsidel Bill JEwell Linsidel Johxl Cole Qinsideb Hurry Cain LF. Wing! Deaoonl Crr0ves ioutsideb E1mer TRipp Chalfl Rusty Ringland Cinsidel' BoUlter Reid ioutsideh Mable BeGley Cmiddlel Bessie ABfbott ioutsidel SkY Thompson Cmiddlel Jack Tillcock rsnapl HorsE McKee rsnaph -'Nerts GA1augher iF. Wing? Flat-car M.cImoyle fmiddlel SENIOR RUGBY This year the L. C. I. turned out the fin- est senior 'team in its history. They got a break even 'before the games started when the group was enlarged, bringing in new teams and matching L. C. I. with op- ponents of their own Weight. This year the L. 'C. I. heavies played six games. Two with Bowmanville, vic- torious in bothp One played and won and one won by default from Peterboro, our age-old rival. Three games played with Oshawa. One, won and 'two llost. This splendid record however is not sufficient. Next fall we want to see the L. C. I. sen- ior rugby team win this group. Just watch their dust, fans. There was a great deal of talk about ia Senior-Intermediate game. Of course there could be no doubt as to the winner and so it, was decided to spare the youngsters, who perhaps with the growth they may attain this summer, will be playing in senior company next fall. HUS' HOO Specimen Analysis WTB. THOMAS. Wib, the popular captain is fam- ed for his short-end plays. :if 5 .If .r I ,px 'I . ' fs I Aff-I . x I I 7 1 Jiix 5 x 1 1 if X . f.. . ' :'J Q. K .' .S Sz, Ae, . 4 Q.- JACK LAMB The little field general Filled capably the vacancy left by Buddy this year. SENIOR BOYS' RUGBY CLUB
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