University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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MEDICAL SENIOR HOCKEY Back Rou.l-- G. Langlcy S. Musgrovc F. MacDonald from Rolvf G, Stol-.er H, Gislason XV, McCord C, Benson MEDICAL JUNIOR HOCKEY Buch Rory- G, Fairlield R. Mclliarmicl E. James Front Rowg H. Rummy ll. XlcN1chol . Johnson Ci. Xlathms If Johnson XX' Pwhnp K HE senior hockey team. while showing a deficit in goals. nevertheless has scored a credit balance in good sportsmanship and in the turnout of players for games. Of course, the teams which dealt them defeat were excellent ones, but we are confident of success next season. HE Medical juniors, a hardy team of Saw Bones. played bang up hockey all winter. At the beginning of the season they were conceded but little chance of being placed in the finals. But they completely fooled everyone. battling their way into the play-downs and there were only nosed out after a closely contested game. This team will be J hard one to stop next year. Page One Hundred and Forty-enght

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A. Klnss C. Code H. Fidler MEDICAL JOURNAL Buch Row- R, Anderson NI. Macpherson H. Scarrow from Row- E, Gherman G. Hamilton G. XVcbb Nl. Campbell Love K. Truemnn MEDICAL ATHLETIC EXECUTIVE Back Row-- D. Whyte .I. Mclvlurchy S. Musgrovc R. Creighton Front Row- M. Cameron M. MacPherson J. Burch H. Bigelow I.. Fennell ITH the end of the present academic session the Third Volume of the Univer- sity of Manitoba Medical Journal will be com- pleted and although it may be said to be still in its infancy. it is felt that the Journal has become an integral part of Medical student activities. The excellent cooperation of members of the Fac- ulty and the increased interest evinced by the Un- dergraduate body and many medical practitioners has been responsible for whatever measure of suc- cess this publication has achieved, during the past year. HE Athletic Executive has endeavored to carry on the good work of its pre- decessors. Although at the beginning of the session it was thought that one or two activities might have to be dropped through lack of funds, by care- ful budgeting and economy we were able to con- tinue all of them. Therefore, we feel that the year has been a very successful one. even though our teams have been unable. so far, to obtain a cham- pionship. Page One Hundred and Forty-seven

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MEDICAL WOMEN'S CURLING E. Peters D. Pound H. Thompson A. Thorlakson MEDICAL INTER- FACULTY CURLING Buck Row- C. XVood J. Leishman A. Gray E. James P. Rogal Front Row- A. Earn J. McMurchy L. Fennell M. MacPherson A. Cohen HE Medical girls have had a very successful year in the field of Curling. Sev- eral of our members have 'turned out every Wed- nesday afternoon. putting their scholastic aspira- tions quite in the background for the time being, We are very proud of the girls on the two Medi- cal rinks Which entered the Novelty Bonspiel. Both these rinks reached the finals. At present our Inter- faculty rink is in the finals of its league. Through it we hope to retain the Curling Trophy for an- other year. LTHOUGH our Curling teams this year have not obtained the success that was anticipated, it may be safely said that they show promise which has never been brighter and may be depended upon to furnish a real threat next year. With the added experience and the addi- tion of new material. we feel confident of entrench- ing ourselves firmly in the front line of lnterfaculty Curling. Page One Hundred and Forty-nine