Saskatchewan Teachers College - Lampada Yeabook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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ANNUAL SPORTS DAYS REGINA Regina played host to Saskatoon Teachers ' College on February 3rd. The day got under way with the official welcoming of the participants and spectators. Regina won all events which included: bacininton, basketball, bowling, curling, hockey, table tennis, and volleyball. The organization of the day was the responsibility ot Dennis Kerr and Terry Hammond who, along with their various committees, did an excellent job of planning and conducting the event. The day ended with a dance following the basketball game. SASKATOON Three bus loads of participants and spectators left early February 24th to compete against Saskatoon. Victory did not come as easily for the Regina teams, but we still managed to win ten of the seventeen events. Our victories were in table tennis and basketball; badminton, bowling, and volleyball were split between the two schools, but Saskatoon won tire curling and the hockey The day ended with a dance and a long, noisy ride home. METEORS The Meteors were the Saskatchewan Teachers ' College entry in the Junior College Basketball League. The league was composed of: Briercrest Bible Institute, Canadian Bible College, Campion College, Luther College, University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus, and Teachers ' College. The league proved to be a worthwhile experience for the Meteors even though the calibre of play was far beyond them. The team did not win any of its ten games. Mr. G- E. Gray was the coach and the student-manager was Terry Stephenson. COMETS — VARSITY HOCKEY Briercrest Bible Institute, Luther College, Campion College, University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus, and Teachers’ College were the entries in the Junior College League. The Comets defeated Campion and Luther, tied with Regina Campus, but lost to Briercrest. The team completed the season with five points, good enough for a tie with Campion for second place in the league. In the sudden-death play-off gone with Campion, the Comets lost 3 - 2 in overtime. In exhibition play the boys split games with Saskatchewan Teachers ' College, Saskatoon, and defeated Ft. Qu ' Appelle Juveniles and H.M.C.S. Queen. The tean was coached by Gerald Kleisinger and managed by Murray Huber and Ken McCullough. 104

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As a Member of The Saskatchewan Teachers ' Federation You are affiliated with ☆ THE CANADIAN TEACHERS ' FEDERATION ☆ THE WORLD CONFEDERATION OF ORGANIZATIONS OF THE TEACHING PROFESSION You participate in ☆ PROMOTION OF THE CAUSE OF EDUCATION IN SASKATCHEWAN ☆ THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE TEACHING PROFESSION ☆ THE PROMOTION AND SAFEGUARDING OF THE INTERESTS OF TEACHERS k You receive W ☆ THE SASKATCHEWAN BULLETIN ☆ NEWSLETTERS ☆ OTHER MAILINGS ☆ ADVICE PERTAINING TO SUPERANNU¬ ATION, CERTIFICATION, CONTRACT AND OTHER BRANCHES OF TEACHER EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS ☆ THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AN ACTIVE CREDIT UNION. W. HERLE President GILBERT D. EAMER Secretary-treasurer