Qu Appelle Diocesan School - Noster Annus Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Weary Trippers relax Gander, Mrs. Falloon Elvira serve dinner. Clem Kimber with Terry Joorisity in Christmas Tableaux Grade X - P.T. period 1 .9

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Kyle £ros. SPORTING GOODS LTD. 1776 HAMILTON STREET PHONE LA2-87S4 Hockej Basketball The 1958-59 basketball season got under way this year with a few day ' s notice that our first game was to be played almost immediately. Although many players had never played the game before, all turned out well under the coaching of Miss Smith. The season ended with four wins and four losses. Highest scorers were Val Swinton, 32 points; Peggy Leach 15 points; and Carol Lovell, 14 points. The team line-up; Forwards: Ruth Horsman, Val Swinton, Audrey Eason, Lin Black; Centres : Peggy Leach, Margaret Ball and Arlene Schick; Guards : Sylvia Sloan, Gail Abbott,Joyce Baker, Barb Matheson Back row: (1 to r) A. Eason,G.Abbott, Miss Smith, Arlene Schick, M.Ball; Centre t-ow: R.Horsman, B.Matheson, C. Atherton, Sylvia Sloan: Front row: V.Swinton, C. Lovell, Peggy Leach, and J. Baker. JUMP 1 Due to the unusually cold weather this winter, very little organized hockey took place. However, new sticks were purchased and taped and several practice sessions were held. At the end of the season, a few could boast that they had braved the 20-degree below zero weather; moreover they had a few bruised knee , scraped legs and even a broken pair of glasses to prove it. For Healthy Recreation BOWL” at VIC ALLEYS Phone LA 2-5442 1945 Scarth St.

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THE EASTER TRIP On board the Princess Joan are (from left to right); Pat Clemens, Betty Rose Mrs. Greenhalgh, (staff), Melva Coward, Dorothy Kerr and Jessie Jean Brown. (The following is a personal account of the 1959 Easter tour to B.C. The Trippers” left Regina on March 25, and after a brief stop in Calgary, continued westward.) The train threaded its way through the Foothills, Bow River Valley and Banff, one of the world ' s most beautiful resorts. After leaving Lake Louise, our train climbed to the summit of the Great Divide and along the southern shore of Hector Lake, through the spiral tunnels, and on to Field. After leaving Field, we crossed the Kicking Horse, Columbia and Beaver Rivers, before climbing to the Connaught Tunnel, five miles in length. We arrived at Salmon Arm at about 8:00 p.m., where the party detrained and left by chartered bus for Vernon. Room accommodations were waiting for five very tired girls. Good Friday Morning, we had the privilege of attending All Saints ' Church, Vernon. We returned to the hotel, and Mr. Saunders, the C.P.R. chaperon, introduced us to the rest of the party. We left Vernon by motor coach for a drive along Kalamalka Lake to Kelowna. There we were taken through the Sun-Rype Fruit Processing Plant, where we were refreshed by a glass of orange-cot juice. ' During lunch at the Royal Anne Hotel, Mayor Parkinson gave us a short talk on Keowna and then accompanied us through the City Hall and to the Kelowna Regatta. Following our tour of Kelowna, we crossed the new floating pontoon Okanagan Lake Bridge to Westbank, then followed the shore of the lake to Penticton. After dinner there, we were interviewed by CBOX radio. We left Penticton at 9:00 a.m. Saturday by motor coach for a drive over the spec¬ tacular Princeton-Hope Highway, through the mining fields of Hedley and Princeton to Pine Woods Lodge in Manning Park. After lunch we continued our drive on the scenic highway along the Fraser River through the lower Fraser Valley to Hope. 70