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

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SPEED SKATERS SPEED SKATING Mr. Bothe and Miss Riley spent a great deal of time with our entries, but again the problem was a place to practice. Our teams did quite well in the High School Series. Lord Selkirk entered Evelyne Hay¬ ward, Maureen Tresoor, Marion Potter, Irene Rimberg and Bernice Hill. SENIOR HIGH SOEEER The Senior Team tried hard all through the season and though they were far from the top of the league (most of their losses were scores like 2-1, 3-2). The fellows were “in there kicking all the time. Ah well, better luck next season, fellows. SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SKIERS The skiers enjoyed a very good day at the Puffin Ski Club on Feb. 22nd when they partici¬ pated in the Inter-High Ski and Snowshoe Meet. All contestants showed a real interest and al¬ though they did not place, they made a good showing in spite of very keen competition. • 60

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BOWLING Lord Selkirk’s High School students bowled every Wednesday at the M.A.C. alleys. Everyone had a lot of fun and there were many good scores. .No one beat “Swede’s” 38). Viola Shook was the highest girl from the very beginning, but the boys’ contest was much closer. Dick Bird finally won with an average of 174. Bill Mackie and his team-mates: Bill Tresoor, Zeny Kulacz- kowski, Kathryn Peters and Tania Babienko took the league championship by defeating Mary Robb’s team by seven points. TEN PIN BOWLING The Winnipeg Electric Company sponsored cur teams in the Bowling League. One of our four teams finished in fith place. Nice going, boys. The teams were made up of Dick Bird, Ed Cantor, John Turnbull, Vic Heaton, Bill Mc- Kinna, Gerald Forsberg, Frank Munroe, Ed Shearer, Bill Tresoor, Bill Mackie, Gordon Fingler, “Mick” Del Begio, Ed Scrapnek, Henry Newfeld, Bill Machilinsky. BOWLING COMMITTEE JUNIOR SOCCER Lord Selkirk entered teams in every division in the Junior Soccer Series. Congratulations are in order for the Juvenile team who captured the North Winnipeg title by defeating Aberdeen. The Seniors were one point short of winning the same title in their division. The final standings were: Midgets—2 points, Juveniles— 6 points, Juniors—5 points. Seniors—7 points. SENIOR JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER JUVENILE SOCCER • 59

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