1950 Magnet Yearbook

JARVIS C OLLEGIATE
Boy,r' Storts:
\ Ve started out the volleyball season
with great hopes o f winning. the championship.
However, we were eliminated
ill the second game. But we will try to
redeem ourselves in basketball.
Class Personalities:
"Smiling" Sam Vli cumi-c-A fut ure Einstein,
:\Iary Lou \Valtt'r,;-Girl < Club rep.
Wa rn-n Kcnefick-c-X cver a dull moment.
III
Grace Rodwe ll-"'nw little girl III the
Lack sca t."
S ocial Affairs:
Both the weiner roast at Hogg,,' Hollow
and the class party give n by Barbara
:\h'ek were very successful.
lVe W onder:
\ Vht'll J oan Ru ssell will ever learn that
sIlt' is just a guest in :\Iath class ?
\ Vht're Keith Alexander s pt'nd.~
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nttemoons :
THIRD FORM REPRESENTAT IVES
Back Row: Nora Wa ugh, R. Seden, P, Whil kin, I. Baird.
Front Row : L. YOl hida, J. Hillier, I. Vernon, P. Lim.
3A
Girls' Storts:
Although we did our best in b aseball.
wv failed to reach the final s : but ill \'01·
leyba l1 we were the runners-up for the
U ppe r School Championship. \\'ith such
outstanding players as Laura :\[a rr an d
I.illian Bozinolt , ou r future in basket ­
ball looks n ry promising ,
nays' Spo rts:
It appt'ars that th i... famed linguistic
for m did not field a w ry potent football
team ill 1949. 3A 's " Sons of Mercury",
Hillia rd :\1cE lroy and Hoger Reid, kept
us in the fight du ring most of our scrimmag-es,
but we fai led to break into the
win column, Our form, however, did
contribut e Don Reid ami Stewa rt T om ei
10 the ] an'i,; Juniors, while George P hillips
and Ian Smythe (si nce departed )
re presented 11S on the Senior Squad .
On the basketball C011rt, led bv 6 '2 ~
Adrian Wiley a!H1 " fighti ng- P hilli p~",
we slaughtered 3R- 21 to 20. T he other
games???:-we tried.
O ur Oddities an d J' e r ~oll a l i t i t, ,; :
Elizabeth Pa lmer-s-Blonde bomber f rom
Harbo rd.
Ruth :\"ag-ai--Grc('k gt'llil1s with 99';i:-.
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