Riverbend School for Girls - Vox Fluminis Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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' SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM SENIOR SECOND Forwards-Ca'rla Ann Stewart, Hel- en Grant, Jane Park. Guards - Sandra McNamara, Ann Fox, Audrey Hanberg, Barbara Fisher. INTERMEDIATE Forwards-Anne Jenkins, Gfail Mac- donald, Joan Sheppard, Dulcie Thom- son. iGuards-Susie Chester, Dolores Pal- matier, El'izabe'th Hamilton, Nora Ann Ricfha-rd-S. JUNIORS Forwards-Judy Spence, Mavis Goss- ling, Shirley Provwse, Betrty May Ormis- ton, Carol MacAuley, Audry Stubbs. Guards-Nancy Bleeks, Gail Brook- ing, Joanne Meyer, Eve Riley. RUTH ANDE5RlS'ON. VOLLEYBALL Once again Rivervbend School was represented in the Inter-high School Volleyfball League of Winnipeg and did very well considering the strong oppo- sition encountered. Under the excellent coaching of Miss McCrimmon, the girls were very en- thusiastic and a good turn-out to all practices was the result. The In-ter-house Volleyball Compe- tition proved very exciting York Hall Won tihe cup, with Glarry Hall a close se-co-nd, The -girls are to be congratulated on their good team-Work and sportsman- shinp. R. SCRASE. Page Twenty-five

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SPORTS s To win the game is great, To play the game is greater, To love the game is greatest? Not every-one may Wing someone is sure to lose. The ambility to respect an honourable o-pponent and accept defeat generously is one of the greatest les- sons of life. Sportsmanship means not only to ac- cept defeat generously or to acknowl- edge victory graciously. A good sport is the person who is at all times re- liable, dependaible, honest, cheerful a-nd, above all, co-operative. If We maintain throughout life the same ideals of sporftsmanszhip, fair play, courage and endurance which are most impor-tanit in games, we will be suc- cessful in the game of life. M. MCCRIMMON. BASKETBALL This year our basketball seas-on be- gan later than usual, due to our em- phasis on vo-lley'ball. As: in previous years Uhere fwas the com-petition be- tween Sit. Ma-ry's, Rupert's Land, and Riverbend. Eaicih of our' f-our team.s, first and second Senior. Inter- mediate, and Junior, played four games. Although We did not win, the girls proved rto be fine sspo-r-ts and did their very best 'at all times. Our bas- ketball this year was under the guid- ance of Miss, M-cCrimmon. SENIOR FIRST Forwards-Clem lVIcNeirn, Ruth An- derson, Annie Lou Ormiston. Guards-Barlbara Drybrough, Janet Bleeks, Mary Hope Mclnnis, Roberta Scrase. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM

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FIELD DAY RESULTS SPRTINTS Grade 1 and 2: 1. John Bracken, 2. Carrol Ann Fields, 3. Barfbara Ticehurst. Grade 3 and 4: 1. Dianne 'Slhep-pard, 2, Eleanor :Spe-nce, 3. -Elizabeth Eccles. Grade 5 and 6: 1. iRo5berta Ro'bertson, 2. Joan Pant- infg, 3. Gayle MacLe-an. Class A: 1. Gail Brooking, 2. Anne Jenkins 3. Janelt Bleeks. 7 Class B: 1. Diana Morton, 2. Susan Chester, 3. Audrey Hiambeng. Class C: 1. Helen Grant, 2, Ruth Anderson 3.. Diane Johnson. 7 Class D: 1. 'Clem McNern, 2. Barbara Fisher 3. Sandra MacNamara. ! BALL THROW Class A: 1. Gail Brooking, 2. Dulcie Thomp- son, 3. Georgina Steele. Class B: 1. Joanne Meyer, 2. Margaret Loug- he-ed, 3. Susanne Chester. Class C: 1. Helen Grant., 2. Donn-a Patterson, 3. Rutfh Anderson. Class D: 1. Barlbara Fisher, 2. Clem McNern, 3. Roberta Slcrase. HIGH JUMP Grade 1 and 2: 1. John Bracken-, 2, Carol Ann Field, 3. Wendy Bracken. Grade 3 and 4: 1. Diana Sheppard, 2. Elizabeth Ec- cles, 3. Sandira Jean Service and Eleanor Spence, Grade 5 and 6: 1. An-ne Je-nkins, 2. Dulcie Thomson, 3. Mavis Gosling. Class B: 1.Catherine Robertson, 2. Diana Mor- ton, 3. Audrey Hamberg. Class C: 1. Carolyn Dyson, 2. Ann Fox, 3. Diane Johnson and Ru-th Anderson. Class D: 1. 'Clem McNern, 2. Barbara Fisher, 3. Sand-ra MacNa'mara. HOP, STEP, AND JUMP Class A: 1. Joan .Shepp-ard, 2. Gail Bro-okin-g, 3.Judy Spence. Class B: 1. Cathy Robertson, 2. Diane Morton, 3. Barbara Drybrough. Class C: 1. Betty Runner, 2. Clair-e Anderson, 3. Ruth Anderson. Class D: 1. Do-lores Palmatier, 2. Roberta Sc-rase, 3. Annie Lo-u Ormiston. RUNNING BROAD JUMP Class A: 1. Anne Jenkin.s, 2. Audrey Stufbbs, 3, Elizabeth Hamilton. Class B: 1. -Cathy Robertson, 2. Diana Morto-n, 3. Susan Chester. Class C: 1. Betty Ann Runner, 2. Claire An- d-erson, 3. Helen Grant. f Class D: 1. Barlbara Fisher, 2. Sandra Mac- Namfara, 3. Helen Grant. Class D: - 1. Barbara Fisher, 2, Sand-ra Mac- namara, 3. Dolores Palm-atier, and Mary Mcflnnis. THREE-LEIGGED RACE Grade 5 and 6: 1. Gayle McLean, Roberta Robert- son: 2. Elizabeth Walton, Gail Burrows.. Grade 3 and 4: 1. 'Eleanor Spence, Diana Sheppard.. 2. Joyce Belloff, Sland-ra Service. 3. John Bracken, Carol Ann Fields. Page Twenty-six