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

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OFFICERS R.C.I. CADET CORPS 1919-20 Back Row:-Capt. Taylor, J. G. .Ifi3.lIlG, linstructor, Capt: T. Spent-er. Front Row:-Lieuts. R. H. Keetler, L. Smart, K. Blair, D. Balfour. FIELD DAY. Friday, September 26, at the Exhibition Grounds, the same crowelg'the-samefentlirrsiasnr, the 'sa:nre'events,--the same weather. Champions. Boys. Girls. Form. Senior ' T. Spencer - H. Smith M.D. Intermediate J. Cunning B. Paquet II. C. Junior D. Johnson R. Harper I. C. Midgets P. Achtzener I By reversion the medal went to C. Tannahill. In the relay races with the Normal School, R.C.I. won both events, boys' and girls'. RUGBY. The school was interested in two leagues. Three teams QPirates, Tigers and Cometsj entered with Campion College in a Juvenile League, the first named winning out. A Representative team went down to defeat twice before the VVinners C18-Og 9-35. In a contest with Moose Jaw C.I. in that city, however, the team won 23-0. The return game could not be played on account of the weather. 29.

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dity and dash at foot with g1'eat rage, then, flow swiftly tlirough the valley. Huge elouds of snowy spray shall rise high over head. but always, tl1e sto11e 1112111 reinains. It stands asa, token of health and happiness to all who live in this splendid land. And then i11 the stillness, l awoke, to find myself on just such a night, While the snowy spray rose dense and high, gazing at '4The Man, whose shape has been Cll11l1'116d by the Worry of the Weather and the fury of the Waters. Boys Athletics GYMNASIUM CLASS IV. A AND IV. B. The school year has been a successful one in athletics-and that in spite of a pieroingly cold Field Day, a Rugby season out short by the l'lgOl1l'S of at lusty young winter, and the p..1'tial use oi' the gymnasium by l'HOl0l' ineehanies night classes. 28

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BASKETBALL. VVithin the school three leagues were organized, thirteen teanisa eouipeted, thirty four games were pla.yed. The classification Was. by yearsg within each the players were pooled. Q Two purple and gold teams CASLBD played city Inter-Collegiate basketball. Q A. DZ'l7lZ'Sfl.0llii. g Won, Lost B. Division. W on Lost Normal ' 7 2 Normal 5 3 Collegiate 6 3 Collegiate 4 4 College . 0 3 College 3 5- According to prearrangeinent Balfour, Milne and Conrod, were not used by the school in this league. On the suggestion of Saskatoon Collegiate Institute a Provin- cial Inter-Collegiate contest was arranged. Moose Jaw being unable- to compete, hoine and honie gaines were played with the former. The school won both games, here March 26, 42-205 there April 1. -15-32. B.xsEB-xr,L. School baseball has necessitated three leagues. -Form groupings in the Hrst year, lA, l'B, ICSLD, IESLF, each to play three games. At the inoinent IA is leading. SR. BASKETBALL TEAM, R.C.I. Collegiate Champions of Saskatchewan 1920 30