United College Collegiate - Tric Tics Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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looked around. There in the doorway, his hands against the glass and looking in with wonder¬ ment, was a man in a derby hat. Immediately Riley panicked. He dropped the second fish and fled from the scene. He ran right into a small bush behind the store. Here he stopped for a moment to catch his breath. He had to get away. The man at the door would call the police. They would find his car—trace it to him. Trace him to his rooming house and would get a picture. This the owner of the store would identify and the search would be on. He couldn’t go back to work. He would have to run. What about Maria? He would ask her to marry him. They would run away together, arm in arm, to a distant city where he could start all Cautiously, with the fish clutched in his hand Riley wended his way to Maria’s rooming house Finally, after walking for hours, he walked up Maria’s front porch and rang the bell. It was late now, Maria could pack and they could get out of town. Riley rang the doorbell again. N one came. She must be asleep. He began pounding on the door. Finally, the door opened slightly. A face materialized in the gloom. It was Maria’s landlady. The tired oic woman looked at Riley in wonder. Yes, he knew it was late. Was Maria in? Well, where was she! The landlady didn’t know exactly. Somewhere in the country on her honeymoon. She had eloped with a travelling salesman three days ago. -Ron Bennet, 11- over again. i f 1 § 7 S ' | y J i '

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BACK ROW: Betty McQuarrie, Gladys Finlay, Linda Butterfield. FRONT ROW: Miss Bennett, Barb Husalc, Pat Holmes, Leslie Hart. GIRLS ' ATHLETICS The girls’ sports this year has been very eventful. The year opened with several girls’ bowling teams at the Mall Bowling Alley. The attendance varied each week, but the girls who attended enjoyed themselves. The next sporting event for Collegiate was mixed Volleyball. Each week the team played against a team from the United College University. We made the semi-finals and then slowly dropped behind. Each team played well and every player put forth his best effort. The boys were more interested than the girls. The Collegiate girls and boys had the opportunity to play on the University mixed teams of Curling and Bowling. The end of the seasons saw the girls swimming at the Y.W.C.A. during the University swim time. All who attended had fun. In all, this was a most eventful year and all the girls showed full co-operation. I would like to thank all the girls that helped make this sports season so enjoyable, and to my sports captains without whose help this could not have been possible. Pat Holmes Chairman of Girls’ Athletics 46