North Toronto Collegiate Institute - Howler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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PCIIIL' .S'z'.rly-Fuzu' THE HOPVLER, 1934 nf' G RLS? SPORTS tn Prcsidezzf-MARI.-xx BEsT. I'irc-Presidc11z'fNoRA CROWI-I. HIE school year of 1933-4 is half over. This has ' been one of the most 1 successful years in girl's sport, The girls have gone into each succeeding sport with fresh interest, and en- thusiasm. liverything got oi? to a good start with the tennis tourna- ment, and each phase has proved once more that athletics are the GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Secretary-IXIARGARET SOMERVILLE. Tfc'U51l7'6f-RLTTII .lAcK1v1AN Volley ball, swimming, tapping, tumbling and apparatus work all have their turn. Bad- minton is played all the year around. Basket- ball is perhaps the most popular of them all. With Miss Fenwick and Miss Tilston guid- ing us to higher stand- ards in the way of athletics and teaching us always the true qualities of sportsman- 1U05t I3OPL1l31' of the Back Row-M. Johnston. R. Young, M. Taylor, J. Whiteside. Shlp, what ITIOFC CHU Middle Row-A. Meen, J. Ruthven, L. Brockway, M. Beaton, after-school activities. M, Gray, we ask! Front Row-J. Marshall. N. Crowe, R. Jackman, M. Best, M. Somerville, D. MacEachern. PERSONNEL Ill.-XRI.-KN Biisrf At the head is Marion Best Always ready for any testg .-Xt Basketball her shot is sure And for her zest there is no cure. NKUIKAII CROWlif Next in line is Nora Crowe, In Basketball she's on her toetsl Vice-President is her lofty station. She's ready to help on any occasion MARC. SOMIZRYILLE- The Secretary's place to fill NVQ' chose a girl named Somervilleg In Badminton she's always there. In Basketball she's everywhere. IQUTII JACKMAN- Ruth Jacl-:man is our Treasurer, Her iiguring could not be surer, Gym work for her is just a lark No need to make her toe the mark. HTOIINNYH Bl,-XRSIIALL7 Then Johnny , Basketball convener It is really hard to beat her At Basketball she's of the best And her Badminton is no jest. DoxNx ' BIACIZACHERN- For Volley Ball She knows her business tho' she be small In Basketball her position is guard The game for her is really not hard MARC. .Io11NsToN- Marg. Iohnston's job is apparatus And she is always up and at us Urging us to get some vim And keep our figures young and trim M URIEL GRAY- Muriel Gray has the same line Tumbling to keep you fine. In track and held she is so fast You could not pass her if you dast. IDA TIPP- Ida Tipp has charge of Tennis On the courts she is a menace In Basketball she is the star Leaving them all behind, so far! LORAINI5 BROCKWAY- Brockway for publicity, She paints the posters that we seeg Go to her for an idea, And as for basketball-my deahl

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THE HOIVLER, 1954 Jocf: Nvnrrnsrma- In the swim is Jock XVhiteside, Right down to her job she's tied And with her we're almost sure Non-swimmers will find a certain cure. NIARJORIE B15AToN our Howler Rep. Certainly ought to have some pepg VVith the Council behind to give her cues She will give each branch of it, its full dues. JEAN FRANCIS is one of our best all-round sporting girls. About her Basketball and Badminton, words fail us. Keep it up Jeanie. One of the greatest mysteries to us is :: which is Barbara and which is Betty Choate? Both are outstanding little Basketball play- ers. A referee thinks she is seeing double! JACKIE JOLLY has her height to help in her shooting. Her guards wonder what it is A --------------------------- VOLLEY HE Girls' Athletic Council decided to hold the volley ball tournament in the fall this year and the basketball in the spring. This plan seems to be an improve- ment over that of other years. There must be something lucky in the letter B in volley- ball anyway, as IB emerged victorious among the first formsg IIB likewise carried off the honours in the second formsg IIIF proved to be the lone exception to the rule of the B's defeating all the other thirdsg IVB was the best of the fourth form teams while Y-AB were the winners in the fifth forms. In the play-offs for the Lower School Championship, IIB proved supreme. The Lp- V-AB BASKET BA LL s 'YL s 3 , mg A 1 J, Pay: .S'i.rIy-F1'1.'e like up there in the clouds.-Cold, I'll bet. VI IkIClkllLLAN, although small, is a really line Basketball player. Jacky and Vi owe their success to a pound of grapes a day! Try it. BAIQBAR.-x FIQNN is one of our outstanding stars in Tennis. It is rumoured that Barbara has a preference for orange balls tied with blue ribbon. FRANcIas lXlAcnoN,-tw can play Basketball and at Badminton she's not had at all! BETTY PRITCHARD is new this year to N.T.C.I. -why how do you do, Betty! Seriously, Betty plays a lovely game of Basketballi take our word for it. MyR'rL1a ANDRICXYS-XYC guarantee that Myrtle is a good Basketball player, Badminton player, and an enthusiastic life-sayer!H tMoney back if not suitedl. BA' I .----.--------.--.-----...--. per School Championship went to IVB. Several games were played with other schools which added to the interest in volley- ball. The invasion of Varkdale resulted in three losses and one win for North Toronto, IYB coming through to hold up North Tor- onto's reputation. The games against Malvern were both won. The honours were divided with Oakwood, each school winning one game. MAY FRIQIQMAN:-In Volley Ball May has a hefty selye which never fails her. XVhat never! XYell-hardly ever. I,oIs Com-iMAN is a loyal supporter of her Yol- leyball team. Field llay saw Lois in action, especially in the high jump. III-F VOLLEY BALL I Left to Right-M. Taylor, V. McMillan. M. Hall. H. Scott, G. Gay, R. Young, J. Jolly. Left to Right-W. Gain, E. Moore, J. Clarke, N. Ferguson, J. Iler, A. Lane, M. Dunnsford, B. Wickens.