Regina Collegiate Institute - Souvenir Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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REGINA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE SOUVENIR 51 Rugby Football in -il: V ' ' .E-rl ,-A The Rugby Club was reorganised in October of last year for the purpose of playing home-and-home games with lNIoose Jaw, who had already challenged us, and of giving the boys a chance for out-of-doors exercise. After a weekis hard practice under the management of Mr. Scrimgeour a team was got together composed chiefly of boys who had never played the game before. In the first game with Moose Jaw we were badly beaten, due, no doubt, to the greater experience of the Moose players. The second game was much more closely contested, but we were again defeated, this time by a much smaller margin than in the first game. We feel that rugby football has come to stay, and next fall we hope to retrieve the defeat administered by our sister institution. GEORGE PORTER. k --.Hg df... -Q gl' sin Tennis was played by the girls during iNIay and June with a great deal of enthusiasm. Each member was scheduled to play twice a week, and so every one of the girls had an excellent opportunity of becoming proficient at the game and of having invigorating out-door exercise. This spring such a large number have given in their names as playing members that great difficulty will be experienced in giving every one the chance to play as the oflicials would like. The officers for 1913 are: President .......... Secretary Treasurer Representatives : Senior Form. . Middle Form. . Second Year. . First Year. . . . . . . . . . . .Pearl Stewart . . . .Eleanor Iililloughby . .... Edna Colbeck . . .... Effie hIitchcll . . , . , .Ethel Hutchison . . . .Norma lXlaciNIurcl1y A. PEARL STEWART

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REGINA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE SUUVIQNIR 53 Girls, Ailclczfic Assoc'z'c1t2'on During the past year, the form which our athletics have chiefly taken has been basketball and hockey. On Field Day about one-third of the fifty events were open to the girls of the school, and all these were keenly contested. Unfortunately, owing to building operations, we were unable to use the tennis courts during the fall term. Wle are glad to see that they are again being put into condition for the spring. The ofhcers of the association for 191Q-13 are: President ....,.........,... Flossie Cromie Vice President .... ,....... ll Iay lVright Secretary ..... . . .Adeleine Armstrong Treasurer .... ,...,... I 'era Cline Councillors: Senior. . . . . .Edna Colbeek Middle ...... ...... , Iessie Coleman Second Year. . . . . .Eleanor VVilloughby First Year .... ....., I ,uella Stokes ADELEINE ARMsTRoNG. 0 0 GS- gi 0 Boi: .5309 0 4' A L Q Girls' Basketball The Basketball Association of the Regina Collegiate ln- stitute was organised in September, 19103 reorganised in 1911 and again in 1912, with the following officers: President ...........,... lielle Hobkirk I xx Secretary Treasurer . .1IabellIacfarlane Supervisors: ...,,. .Xdeleine Armstrong . . .hIarion hIuirhead . . , . . .Vera hlclntyre . . . .Kathleen Cathcart Senior Form ............ Elllllld llartin Middle A and ll ...Florence Hastings Q' , II A, B and C ........ Dorothy Scott Junior A, I3 . C and D.lIarguerite Gardiner Basketball is a sport much enjoyed and heartily entered into by many of the girls of the Collegiate. .Xt the be- ginning of the year there were nine teams A who played scheduled games, each team M playing at least once at week There have not been any games played outside of Regina. this year. and this has diminished to a certain extent the general interest in it, but, neverthe- less, there are still some teams who play nearly every week and take a keen interest in the game. Yicim ll. CLINE.