Montreal High School - Magazine Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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THE I-lieu SCHOOL MAGAZINE 87 INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL TEAl'v1-INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONS Back Rowgflj. BIacRae, Com-lig R. Lamb, W. H. Carmichael, BI. Arinitage, li. Cowan, K. Roast, BI. Roth, S. Rosenzveig, H. Bott, Cpres. ll.S.l7.C.D. Front Rowg-N, lXIaeDermott, I. Kornlsluth, S. Veisov, VV. Woo, R. Peel CC:1p'tl, O, Blaeliford, S. Kostyrsky, A, Walsh, CSecretury Il.S.A..X.J. JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM Standing.4Mr. H. Bott, R. Decorate, A. Smith, M. Scott, R, Bowden, A. Lavers, Ii. Starkey, R. Bott, A. Walsh iSec'y H.S.A.A.iIA Dr. Gam Seated.-Reuben, R. Cowan, R. Gibson, E. Denman GYMN AST HE Voluntary Classes were organized early in November, and met on Wednesdays and Fridays during the months from November to March. The Leaders' Class this year was com- posed mostly of boys who were not leaders last year. Some of them showed much ability. On March 26th the Voluntary classes, assisted by the Leaders, gave a very successful exhibition before an audience of parents and relatives. A good deal of the credit for the fine showing the mell tllectorl. tCap'tJ, J. Gilmour, J. Hill, K. Laidley. ICSMBOYS boys made goes to Mr. C. B. Powter and his assistants, Mr, MacRae and Mr. Coekhill. Last year the annual gymnastic competition was held in April. The senior championship was won by M. Decarie with O. Ross a close second. The junior division championship was won by H. Savage. Respectfully submitted, M. DECARIE, Sec'y H.L.C.

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86 THE HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZINE L.. t . jg . . F. - . . .. . s , M3 ., ,, -.' ,M x ,L 'H' ZWWMT' REPORT OF FOOTBALL CLUB 1928 HIC season of 1928 was a successful one for our football teams. Our seniors, unfortun- ately, were unable to retain their championship this year because the team suffered greatly through graduationg while Lower Canada College who won the championship, were represented by practically thc same team as last year. Our intermediates, however, had a Very suc- cessful season, clearly demonstrating their sup- eriority over the other teams in their section of the league, and then winning the City Cham- pionship by defeating Loyola in a closely- contested play-off game at the McGill Stadium. Our juniors performed creditably but were outclassed by the other teams in their section. Our junior soccer team succeeded in winning the championship of its section of the league, but was defeated in a play-off for the City Championship. The senior rugby team had a very enjoyable trip to Ottawa where they played Ashbury College. Unfortunately, some of our best players were unable to go and others were injured, and we were soundly beaten by the fine Ashbury team. It is to be hoped that this game with Ashbury may be made an annual affair, and that next year we may avenge our defeat. Great credit is due to Mr, McRae for his indefatigable energy in coaching the teams, and his hard work bore fruit in winning the intermediate championship. Thanks is also due to Mr. Munro and Tommy Read for helping coach the teams. The senior inter-class championship was won this year by 613, and the intermediate by 4-AQ. The games this year were uniformly well- attended, and in the play-off game at the McGill Stadium there were nearly 1,000 spectators. lt is hoped that this will continue in future years, for the presence of enthusiastic spectators encourages and inspires the players. Respectfully submitted, ALLISON A. WAISH Secretary, H.S.A.A. SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row,-D. MaeRae, Coachg O. Ross, S. Yelin, K, Farmer, W. Thomas, Fraser, K. Roast , Caron Glaxiagerl. Front Rqwg-W. Maeconald, R. Coleman, D. Hilliard, G, Wood CCap'tJ, Cadrin, M, Dccarie, I. Kornbluth, S, Kos- tyrsky, A, Walsh CSec'y H,S,A,A,J,

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HE HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZIN A Af PYRAMIDS HIGH SCHOOL OF MONTREAL LEADERS' CLASS X AND MORE PYRAMIDS