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

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omel Back Row: Penny Vancha, Sandra Wawro and Dawn Walker, Managers; Colleen Ellingson. Front Row: Sandra Weist, Bev Robertson, Joanne Derby, Marion McCashin, Joy ce Baldwin. Missing: Lynn McCarthy. Coach The Comettes enjoyed a very successful season in the Regina Ladies’ Basketball League, finishing in a first place tie with the Westerns. In order to win their position in the league they defeated the Regina College Cougettes twice in four games, the Regina General Hospital Nurses four times, and the Westerns in three games of four played. The Comettes defeated the Regina College Cougettes in two straight games to win the semi-final playoff series. In the final playoffs our girls lost to the Westerns, 52-50. The Comettes won both games of a home and home series with the Saskat¬ chewan Teachers College from Saskatoon. They defeatd Regina Luther College, the University of Saskatchewan Puppettes, and the Intramural Winners from the University, in exhibition games. The Comettes were defeated in a home and home series with the Lethbridge Junior College and lost an exhibition game in Swift Current. The girls were fine representatives of the Saskatchewan Teachers College and are all to be congratulated. Special thanks go to: Joanne Derby and Joyce Baldwin, the captains; and Dawn Walker and Sandra Wawro, the team man¬ agers. 84

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t to Right: Mary Jo Beckel, Joanne Lansberry, Natalie Fruman, Margaret Lee, Lyla Dobson. CL C r CL teerd Have you got that spirit? (Yeh man!) You gonna keep that spirit? (Yeh man!) You gonna beat - ? (Yeh man!) Well all right, well all right. Fight, team! Fight! Hats off, hats off, Hats off to thee; To our colors True we will ever be; Firm and strong United are we. Rah, rah, rah-rah-rah, Rah, rah, rah-rah-rah, Hats off to S.T.C.

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Left to Right: Les Robinson, Murray Freisen, Lome Shmyr, Doug Chase, Vern Simonson, Bill Nosen, Brian Downey, John Lipp, Russ Samkoe. Managers: Bing Runquist and A1 Booth. Mr. Gray Coach Anyone who witnessed a boys’ basketball game the past year certainly saw some very exciting action. The Comets did not have a winning season, but they certainly had a successful and enjoyable one. Considering the limited facilities available to them, the boys played a high calibre of basketball. Much of the credit for this goes to the coach, Mr. Gray. He spent hours practising with the team, drilling them and teaching them. I am sure the boys learned a great deal from Mr. Gray. We thank him very much for a job well done. Let us not forget the managers, A1 Booth and Bing Runquist. These fellows worked very hard and certainly deserve much credit. Thanks, boys!