Regina General Hospital School of Nursing - Blue to White Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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SPORTS YEAR 1952-53 Swimming in the residence poo] high¬ lighted sports for 1952-53. Lessons in swim¬ ming and water safety were given twice a week by Ccwen and Davies (who both made it ' look so-o o easy). Thanks to those kids for their grand effort. Several students received junior, advanced junior and intermediate swimming rewards. Basketball sessions were held once a week in Regina College Gym. Games with Regina College, L.D.S. and the internes (we ' re still trying to decide which team had the most injuries) kept up interest. We didn ' t win any of those games but we won ' t tell hardly ' 1 anyone about that. They were a lot of fun. For a few weeks some of the nurses bowled twice weekly at the Bolodrome. Due to lack of interest this was shortly discontinued. We had to guarantee them 10 nurses two days a week and there just weren ' t turnouts. It may have been a little expensive. Enthusiasm for curling was at its peak this winter. Several times a week student nurses curled at the Regina or Caledonion Clubs; rinks from the C.P.R., the grads or the in¬ ternes. This time we were more fortunate or more skilled or something and managed to win several of our games. Remember the softball games we had with the internes over at Thomson school? More fun! And remember how in the midst of one of them Dr. Krause drove past, stopped his car, rushed out on the ball field with his little black bag and said Did someone call for a doctor? Thanks to the maintenance department of the hospital for making such a great improve¬ ment in our tennis courts this year. You won ' t believe it till you ' ve tried them, kids, so let ' s see everyone out there. Another new addition this year was the ping pong table in our new rec room. So now we can play tennis of one kind or another the year round. Bats and balls to be had at the desk just for the signing of a name. That briefly is a review of sports for 1952- 53. Let ' s hope sports interest keeps up and becomes even greater next year. 75 —M. Culver.

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