Sportmaster's Report Highlights 1944 Year
The sportmaster D. Sheil reviews 1944 as a successful year with a new School Union guiding sport policy, expanded activities including swimming and athletics carnivals, new sports like softball, and the debut of a house scoring scheme. Inter-school play resumed, records set in swimming and athletics, and plays and debates added value. Material shortages threaten football and basketball gear, while many staff and senior pupils supported new ventures.
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Recognition calls for donor cups for school trophies
The school asks citizens and organizations to donate cups trophies shields or pennants to honor winning athletes as finances limit prizes. Moviton H Taylor and the Tinimes are thanked for kindnesses. Only three cup prizes are donated. Individual prizes will be books this year due to cost.
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