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

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SASKATOON jLnuJ PLj REGINA On Saturday, February 9th, two busloads of stu¬ dents made a journey to Saskatoon Teachers College for the annual home and home play day. The official welcome took place in the college auditorium. Following this, the participants were dis¬ patched to their respective playing areas. The events of the day included badminton, bowling, curling, table tennis, and volleyball. The competition was keen, and all students thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Regina Teachers College campus was the setting for the second play day on Saturday, February 23rd. Approximately 100 students made the trip from Saskatoon for the play day. The day began with a hockey game at Lumsden, which 200-250 people attended. The official wel¬ come was made in the college auditorium at 1 o’clock, and the events got under way at 1.30 p.m. John Lipp headed the play day committee which did an admir¬ able job. A dance in the gymnasium brought the day to a close. A long, enjoyable ride home ushered in the morning. The day came to an end on a social note with a dance in the auditorium. Featured at the dance were the “Chessmen” and a folk singing group from the college. Under the capable guidance of coach Max Geisthardt and staff adviser Mr. Baker, the S.T.C. hockey team was guided to a season never to be forgotten. In the Junior College League the Comets were undefeated, defeating Regina College, C.B.C., and Luther College by scores of 2-1, 4-1, and 2-1 respectively. In the playoff S.T.C. defeated Regina College ’in a two game total series by scores of 4-1 and 4-3. In three exhibition games S.T.C. defeated Saskatoon Teachers College 5-4 at Saskatoon, and 3-2 at Lumsden. The boys lost a hard-fought game to Davidson’s Intermediate ‘B’ team, 10-6. Looking back over the season, we, the hockey team, feel it was a tremendous effort. This was a ‘TEAM’ in all respects and a great Lunch of guys. You might say our motto was “All for one, one for all.” On the ice we were brothers, off the ice, the same. The team was a credit to S.T.C. and leaves a challenge tor future years. Win or lose, the Comets are always a group of hockey players deserving of support and pride. The theme of the play days was fellowship and goodwill. This seemed to be carried out to its fullest on both occasions.