Walkerville Collegiate Institute - Blue and White Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Back Row: Ella Dupuis, Dorothy Bulmer, Mary Arnald, Margaret Lyman, Jacquenne Hunter, Shirley Sales. Middle Row: Murphy McKinley, Thelma Wighton, Kay Ba ird, Elizabeth Bell, Emily Gates, Nedro Rollo, Anne Wilson. Front Row: Dorothy Green, Shirley Bake, Miss Ryder, Miss Saunders, Mardell Leth¬ bridge, Barbara Hutchinson, Eileen Regis. Back Row: Betty Samson, Irene Martin, Anne Sinevitz, Marg. Hutchinson. Middle Row: Nellie Shipitalo, Jean Young, Miss Ryder, Miss Saunders, Vivian Horsfield, Neg. Uzebac (Capt. 12A). Front Row: Gloria Verway, Helen Brown, Audrey Duddy, Kay Baird (Capt. 10E), Winnie Winton, Margaret Gibson. Page Seventy eight

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a class by himself, for he won the spec¬ ial class gold medal for having the high¬ est score in the D. O. R. A. competition for Walkerville Collegiate. Twenty-three other members won second class bronze medals. The third competition is known as the Royal Military College Inter-School Competition. The awards at stake con¬ sist of a huge shield for the school and individual silver medals for the memb¬ ers of the winning team. Already some very high scores have been turned in and there is every indication of a very fine result. This is only ine of the three major competitions in which the rifle team took part. The Dominion of Canada Rifle Association sponsored a competition re¬ quiring 3 targets (30 shots) from each member. These targets were fired one per month during Jan., Feb. and March. The team scores were the highest ever reached by the W. C. I.: Team A - 96.55% ; Team B - 83%. Aside from this accomplishment most of the members won individual awards. R. Podolsky, N. Gaskin, G. Branch, I. Steele and L. Burke each won first class silver medals. Bill McNaughton was in Front Row: Phyllis Martin, Mary Arnold, Miss Ryder, Ruth Greenhow, Joyce Whipple. Back Row: Kay Baird, Marg. Hambly, Jean Williams, Ruth McDougald, Betty Giles. Although this society held another successful Hick-Hop and several tea dances, it has done a great deal to en¬ courage War Work within the school. Miss Tunks took charge of the Red Cross knitting and was pleased with the work that was given to her. The boys overseas were not forgotten. All grad¬ uates from our school who are serving in the armed forces were sent chocolate bars. Page Seventy seven Girls’ Athletic Executive President . Mary Arnald Vice President Ruth Greenhow Secretary Joyce Whipple Sports Phyllis Martin Grade 9 Representative - Betty Giles Grade 10 Rep. Kay Baird Grade 11 Rep. Ruth McDougald Grade 12 Rep. Jean Williams

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