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Science ‘33
CIENCE ‘33 is still the same well-organized and united Class that it
L) was last year. As examples of this we have lost only one Interciass
Soccer game, have won most of our Interciass Basketball games, have
raised seventy-eight per cent. of our Stadium fund quota and came
fourth in the Arts ‘20 Relay Race.
Amongst us there are several prominent athletes: Dick Moore, who
has just completed his second season of‘tBig Four” Rugby; Laurie Nichol
son, forward on the Senior “A” Basketball team; Teddy Barbour, an
outstanding player on the Senior “B” team; Henry Richmond, captain of
one of the Men’s Grass Hockey teams and Vic Rogers who has been
playing MacKechnie Cup Rugby for his second year.
Much enthusiasm is shown by the Class towards athletics and every
Friday morning between ten and eleven o’clock, thirty per cent. of
the fellows may be found in the gymnasium. It is this same keenness for
sport which caused the unbelievable number of thirteen men to turn
out for a place on the Arts ‘20 Relay.
The Class executive from left to right is: Vice-President, Aif Buckland;
Literary Representative, Norman McConnell; President, Art
Saunders; Honorary President, G. S. Smith; Treasurer, Vic Rogers;
and Secretary, Ray McConnachie.
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