Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical School - Collegiate Yearbook (Sarnia, Ontario Canada)

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THE COLLEGIATE I07 SCHOLARSHIPS MISS JEAN WOODWARK Miss .lean XVoodwark was one of our most conscientious and successful stu- dents of recent years. Hers was a life of academic activity, She was Vice-pre- sident of the Senior Literary Society, our representative in the lV.O.S.S.A. Qrator- ical Contest, Associate Editor of the last publication of The Collegiate, and valedictorian. Moreover we are proud to add that Miss XVoodwark was awarded the First 19.24 Carter Scholarship for Lambton County. Our best wishes for future success go with her. After spending two years at home, Clement XYhite had a desire for further education. He returned to school and in June IQZ4 he succeeded in obtaining the Second Carter Scholarship. Besides standing high in academic work, he also took an active interest in various other school activities. He was proficient in athletics and became a member of both the Senior Rugby Football team and the Basketball team. In addition he held oflices in the Cadet Corps and on the Executive of the Boys' Athletic Associa- tion. It is our sincere hope that he may have every success in the future.

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THE COLLEGIATE I09 D 0Y'S FW Once again the S. C. I. and T. S. has come through a very successful sport season. Our rugby team, despite the fact that many of last year's team are not at school went through for the W.O.S.S.A. championship with only one loss out of eight games played. In the finals for the O.R.F.U. Interscholastic championship they lost out in the last few minutes of play to Hamilton who were trailing in the third quarter. The excellent quality of sportsmanship displayed by the team when they lost at London can not be equalled by any school in the Dominion. Early in the summer the Board of Education started work on the campus and by fall it had been levelled. rolled and drained, putting the held in excellent shape for practices. Our hockey teams, although not receiving much support from the students have acquitted themselves well. The juniors lost only one game during the season while our senior team is still in the running for XY.O.S.S.A. honours. They have one of the fastest and neatest working teams in the history of the school this year. Owing to illness at critical times the basketball team did not go very far in their quest for the championship. They won their district easily but in the seini-finals were ousted by the fast London Central quint. In the last game of the season the S.C.I. and T.S. squad was badly weakened by the absence of Kennedy and Millman.