Prince Albert Composite High School - Yearbook (Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Canada)

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ROOM 9D The 9D girls have won their fame, In basketball; than thrilling game. The 9D boys, not quite as successful, Although in studies they appear quite restful. They say that rockets fly only in space, But missiles of all kinds in 9D find their place, The nose-shaped cone B.B.’s go zing, zang, zoom, Scaring the teachers back out of the room. For mischief, brawn and brains, Not to mention any names. One can rely on 9D, the masters of raising cane. Usually our homework is done, y But before that we have our fun. ( Our floor is always spotless y ll With the help of our boys who were car less Ly thoughtless Some may argue from the rest, y If But, 9D still remains the best. l

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VOLLEYBALL This year has been a good one for Composite Volleyball both for girls’ and boys’ to ms. About the middle of September, Miss Kubin called the girls’ trvouts. In a week, she had added four newcomers from the freshios to the old team which had lost two from last year. To get into fighting trim, the team went out and whipped Riverside twice in exhibition before the actual city league started. As added practise, the boys would round up a scrub team and ply them at noon hours. This usually served to bring a rise of competitive spirit on the girls part as the boys, though clowning around, beat them nearly every time. On Saturday, October 17, the local playoffs were held in the Composite auditorium. Among the girls’ teams present were Wild Rose, Meath Park, Paddockwood and Christopher Lake. The irls first game against Paddockwood was won 2 games to 0. Them they met the Wild Rose team in the finals. Wild Rose proved to be the better team in a close fight as they won 2 games to 1. As a result they would go to Blaine Lake the following Saturday for the North Central Playoffs. The Composite boys’ team played and won their only game of the day against Wild Rose. They then went to Blaine Lake where they lost their first game against Shellake and also the second one against Waltheim. To begin the city league, the girls played R. C, I, on October 29 and lost out. The next Thursday, though there was a frame with P. A. C. I., it was postponed. Apparently, the snake dance the night before had demolished the P. A. C. I. team and they could not pl » ' - ' $ until they recuperated. They showed up on the next Monday but lost to the Composite team which must have made a faster recovery.