Lord Selkirk School - Maroon and Grey Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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SPORTS ♦ ♦ GRADE X SCHOOL LEAGUE GRADE XI SCHOOL LEAGUE • 57

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Stratton Whitaker Limited SOMERSET BUILDING “The Complete Insurance Service” An Education is a Good Insurance Fares to Fit Every Need Street car and bus riders have a variety of fares to choose from. Here they are. For those who ride infrequently—10 cents cash fare. For those who ride more frequently—2 tickets for 15 cents or a book of 20 for $1.50. For those who ride more than 10 times in a week—weekly permit costing 25c entitling the holder to a 5 cent fare. For those who ride more than 80 times in a month—$6.00 Monthly Transportation Ticket. These different fares are based on good merchandising principles—the more rides you buy, the cheaper the ride. WINNIPEG ELECTRIC COMPANY • 56

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GRADE XI INTER-ROOM CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL No place to practice! That was Lord Selkirk’s trouble. But even so, both Grade Ten and Eleven entered teams in the Inter High Series. We are grateful for the use of Glen wood School for practices and games and to Miss Riley for ths time she spent with the teams. After the Aud. had been equipped for playing volleyball Miss Riley resumed the Inter Room Series. Grades nine, ten and eleven competed. The experience and practice of the Grade Elevens finally won out when Room XI-13 defeated Room X-17 in a hard fought final game. CURLING The two teams Lord Selkirk entered into the High School Bonspiel were composed of Dick Bird, Vic Heaton, Keith Gray, Bobby Peterson, Gerald Cherry, Bill McKinna, John Turnbull and Keith Nichol. While Victor Heaton’s rink reached the 16’s of the Free Press, Cherry’s rink ad¬ vanced to the eights of the Calhoun. SWIMMING We tried anyway! In spite of the one point, Pat Currie, Joan Vergonet, Shirley Pike and Helen Hosfield, did their best and we are grateful to Mr. Brown for his work in organizing the teams. • 58