Ruperts Land Girls School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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THE EAGLE 27 THIRD BASKETBALL TEAM Betty Jo Ball, Daphne Graham, June Arbogast, Evelyn Davidson, Winifred Grayston. I Absent: Donna Kelley. The result of this competition is as follows: 1. Grades XI and XII .,.......... 87.50 2. Grade VIII ...,...,...... .,,..., 8 4.75 3. Grade IX ...,............... ....... 8 2.50 4. Grades V and VI ..,.. ,....., 8 1.75 5. Grade VII .....,...,.... ....... 8 0.50 6. Grade X ..................... .... 8 0.00 7. Grades III and IV ......... ..., 7 8.50 GYMNASTICS COMPETITION On Monday, April 15, the Gymnastics Competition was held, with Miss Forsythe and Mrs. Walter as judges. The results are as follows: Senior Cup ..............,, .,.... D onna Baker Intermediate Cup ......,......... Marlene Musgrove Junior Cup ................ Diana Nanton Midget Cup .................... Ruth Ashley Grades I and II .... Donna Johnston The Physical Training and Gymnastics Display will take place Wednesday and Thursday evenings, May 8th and 9th. During the summer term the girls look forward to exciting competitive tennis and deck tennis games, besides the annual tennis tournament. Competition has been keen this year between the houses, each house excelling in one sport or another. This year in sports has been very active and I am sure the girls have en- joyed all the games throughout the year. DONNA BAKER, fSports Captainj .TTi.....T. Dear Girls, Before leaving Rupert's Land - as I must this year-I would like to take this opportunity to thank my sports' captains for their wonderful help and co-operation. Their unfailing readiness to assist in every way has been a great encourage-

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26 RUPERT'S LAND GIRLS, SCHOOL SECOND BASKETBALL TEAM Jennifer McQueen, Elizabeth Patton, Margaret Killick, Elaine Morton, Lucille Smith, Shelagh McKnight. On Friday evening, February 15, the annual match for the Clark Cup was played between the first and second teams of the school and two teams of the old girls. The first team, playing against very strong opposition lost by 18-10, but the second team was successful in winning 28-16. Third Team- Friday, Dec. 7th, vs. Riverbend Chomel-won 19-8. Friday, Feb. lst, vs. St. Mary's fawayl-lost 26-14. Friday, Feb. 8th, vs. Riverbend fawayj-won 10-8. Friday, Feb. 22nd, vs. St. Mary's fhomel-lost 32-11. Junior Team- Friday, Dec. 7th, vs. Riverbend fhomej-lost 26-10. Friday, Feb. lst, vs. St. Mary's Cawayj-lost 16-6. Friday, Feb. 8th, vs. Riverbend fawayj-lost 12-10. Friday, Feb. 22nd, vs. St. Mary's fhomel-lost 13-9. Machray House won the Senior House basketball this year obtaining 37 points, and Dalton House came a close second with 35 points. The inter-grade basketball was Won by Grade XII after a very close game against Grade X. I VOLLEYBALL Both the senior and intermediate house volleyball games were very excit- ing this year and were enjoyed by all the houses. The senior competition was won by Jones House with full marks of 99 points and Machray House placed second with 78 points. The intermediate com- petition in volleyball was won by Dalton House with 90 points and Matheson House was second with 81 points. PHYSICAL TRAINING COMPETITION The P.T. Competition was held on the afternoon of Friday, April 12, with Miss Forsythe and Miss Jackson as judges.

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28 RUPERT's LAND GIRLS, SCHOOL JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Rosemary Henderson, Eileen NVatkins, Joan Everett, ment to me during the nine years I have been at the school. Sometimes the de- mands have been great but cheerfully they have come forward and with 'their willing help the many tasks have been carried out successfully. There are not many of us who really know how very important the school sports' captain is. The spirit and success of a school depends so much upon her interest and willingness to give up much of her time. Without her help we would not have success-I do not mean the victories in matches, although we natur- ally strive for these-but the spirit of sportsmanship which she tries to instill N315- Pamela Garton, Shirley Womersley, Sheila Young. in each of us is certain to help in what- ever difficulties we come up against in things apart from games. For many years to come I will look back upon the very happy times I have had with you all as some of the happiest years of my life. I know there will always be the spirit of true sportsman- ship among youg and so in your physical education activities remember: Together the qualities of the body which make a successful athlete are also the foundation of a happy and successful people. Wishing you good luck in your matches next Years Your very sincerely, MURIEL FARADAY. X id' Q0 A 4 .. ' ' I lx ,, A , V 'N T ' ' V ' S -1:-5z.iH V! ,ill S ,V Z .HY , K' n, X I! If ' T11 A I