St Johns Ravenscourt School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Horn ' JtefoiU RICHARDSON Looking at the sport department, Richardson House is not doing very well, and, although it has been beaten in soccer, it has greatly improved in cross-country. It has come up from last place to second in the seniors, while the juniors have led the field for most of the time. It had better watch out as the other houses are striving for that trophy. It looks as if we shall have more prosperous second and third terms. On behalf of the boys I would like to extend my hearty thanks to Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Ward and Mr. Mackenzie for their guidance and help through an encouraging first term. James Hutchinson House Captain HAMBER Hamber has had a slow start but is now regaining the standard set last year. In both Honours and Stripes we are second which is a let-down from last year. The seniors came out top in the cross-country competition, but the juniors let us down because they didn’t show enough spirit. In soccer we were a great challenge to Young House. Winter is upon us now and we hope to do well in both hockey and later in athletics. The House thanks Mr. Cowie and Madame Perrault for their help in Hamber’s success. Richard Kernahan House Captain NEW New House had done fairly well this year. Although we did not come out on top of the soccer league, we did man¬ age to win the knock-out competition which shows that with a little more effort we could have managed both. In the cross-country races the valient effort put in the few was spoiled by the lack of spirit shown by many who were quite happy to trail on at the tail. I would like to see much more effort put in by these slackers” in hockey and athletics. Best of luck to you all and let us see if we can’t put New House at the top during the next terms. I would like to thank Mrs. Barrett and Mr. Shepherd for their assistance through the year. Chip” McGill House Captain YOUNG HOUSE Young House had been doing exceptionally well this year collecting house points in sports. We won the soccer league but unfortunately were defeated in the knock-out competition on Father and Sons’ Weekend. We are not doing nearly so well in the Honours and Stripes Competition as we have not won once during the past term. I am not too sure how we shall fare in the inter-house hockey as we have only played two games so far, but I hope we shall push ahead to make this the best year Young House has ever had. I would like to thank Mrs. MacMillan, Mr. Bevis and Mr. Beare for their help and encouragement in our many victories. 72 Richard Bowden House Captain

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om Umoot FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kernahan, Ferguson, Smith, Mr. Shepherd, McGill, Finlay, Nuttall. MIDDLE ROW: Anderson, Grossinar, Reimer, Ross, Carter, Purdy. BACK ROW: Khosla, Hogg, Ferguson, Barrit, Kiddell, Harvey, Bond. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Quinton, d’Agincourt, Hutchison, Mr. Beare, Truelove, Gold¬ ring, Bennett. BACK ROW: Sprague, Bowden, Cruickshank, Bottomley, Guest, Haworth. turn, VII ZW 71

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Semi How Socm CJumpiofU YOUNG HOUSE BACK ROW: Hjarkarson, Sprague, Purdy, Elves, Taylor, Reimer, Ubell, Hogg. FRONT ROW: Christie, Alvi, Haworth, Bowden, Ramsay. Jttiemediate How Socm Ckmpiotu BACK ROW: M. Bredin, D. Hogg, B. Bottomley, D. McGill, R. Kernawan, A. Beech, C. Harvey. FRONT ROW: D. Clark, R. Bond, D. Quinton, D. Reimer, G. Jacob, P. d’Agincourt. V A A. f, 1r ffctnioi How Socm ClumfcM BACK ROW: Reimer, Nesbitt, Young, Boulston. FRONT ROW: Alvi, Freedy, Shaddy. MISSING: Wolff, Jones, Ainley. 73