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jump of 15 feet 11 in. She even out- distanced the senior girls in this event. She also made a new record for the basketball throw, 73 feet 8% inches.
In the Junior girls events our only placing was Fran Hill who placed se- cond in the basketball throw. The final sbandings of the schools in the order of point aggregates was, Owen Sound 1st with 182% points. Collingwood 2nd with 67 points and Hanover 3rd with 651/ points.
The intermediate girls champion- ship was won by Beryl Fawcett. Con- gratulations Beryl!
And so the Owen Sound meet end- ed with our tired but happy girls turn- ing homeward. Most of these g-irls hurried home to ~ret some sleep and to prepare for the Tudhope Meet held in Collingwood the very next day.
GIRLS BASRETBALL 1946-1947 Helen Butler
Girls' ,basketball this year proceed- ed under difficulties. Due to change of teacher so many times, the school operetta, early examinations and holi- days the schedule was never completed. Jt was very unfortunate that Miss Parkhouse resigned at Christmas but the task of teaching- P .T. was ably car- ried on by Miss Smith, Miss Pough- net and Mrs. McCarl.
The first formers this year picked up the game quite rapidly with IX~ girls defeating all other Grade niners. The IXB team consisted of A. Miller
ley McLean's team there were J. Wright B. :Boyd, M. Currie, E. Caddo, J. Van Nest and M. Morris. '
The Grade XI's didn't complete their schedule but the team consisting of Beatrice Neville, Denise Caron, He- len Smart, Mary Burgess, Esther Col- lins, Margaret Ann Grier, Lillian Ca- desky and Lorraine Cain was leading the commercial team by a few games.
The Grade XII and XIII combined forces and produced three teams from the ranks. As far as the games went the three teams were in a tie. These teams included: Team III Jean Moo;re
(capt.), J. Lambert, M. Lavers, M. Bourrie,·B. Dance, D. Ford and E. Cad- do; Team I: Joan McLean (capt), L. ·Caron, M. Myers, K. Hughes, M. Hug-hes M. L. McLeod; Team II: Mary Robin- son (capt.), I. Hurst, J. Crosbie, :S. Morris, F . Maitland and M. Wilson.
We hope that next year things will have settled down enough that the schedules can be finished, and a school champion named. But it was a lot of fun this year anyway.
THE C.C.I. COSSA SCHEDULE GIRLS
H. Butler
This year the c.c.r. for the first time in a good many years, entered a senior girls basketball team in the Cossa series. The other schools com- peting in the Georgian Bay district were Owen Sound and Mea;ford.
The team captained by Helen 'But- ler was divided as follows: guards, Mary Robinson, Joan McLean, Marjorie Lavers, Mary Bourr'e, Mary Lou Mc- Leod and Helen Butler, and forwards, Joyce Lambert, Jessie Cros·bie, Dorothy Ford. Bertha Morris and Lou Caron. Every Tuesday and Thursday evenings
(cantain), E. Varley, B. Reid, H. Grier,
F. Mirrlees and B. Bell as forwards,,
and M. Girdwood, F . Hill, J. Currie, B.
DiscePolo. B. ·Martin and S. Bull ali\
guards. The Grade X's finished with
two teams trying for first place - on
Marilvn Kulow's team there were S.
,Brophy, J. Elphinstone, M. Boult, J.Ja from 7-8.30 P.M., this team faithfully Beckett and L. Davenport, and on Shir- turned up for practise, even on the
GIRL'S CHAM'PIONSHIP AT'H!LETIC TEAM :
Left to Right: Isobel Hurst, Norma Beecroft, Marjorie Daggltt, Lorainne Cain, Shirley Broi'!w. Shirley McLean. Betty Meek, Ruth Collins, Mildred Sawyers. (Joey Puke and Ethel Gousins were absent from the picture).
BOYS' LEADER CORPS - 1946-47
Left to Right : Back Row, R. Gooday (Inatructor) , G . 'Crosbie, J. M-aLean, H. Whitehead, o. Wagg, J. M!ller, W. Cook., E. Osborne, H. DeRivers, R. Ivey, Paul Purslanen, E. Dlscepolo, c. Hudson. Front Row, L. Mason, E. Sandell, R. Fawcett, A. McAllister, J. Bajrrett, R. Little, B. Bendell, W. Gartlan.