DOUGLAS CO!!.¢°E LIBRARY
SOCCER ARGU. ES

In the wee hours of Saturday morning, eleven soccer players from Douglas
were searching the lower mainland for one of our numbers who thought he
had missed the bus but, in fact, had arrived too early and was speeding
up Highway 1 hoping to catch the team when the team were, in fact, slowly
driving up No. 1 hoping he would catch up with them.

The two soccer games that followed against Cariboo College at Kamloops
demonstrated much the same pattern. The teams registered a 2-all tie on
the Saturday, and after a "quiet evening"? returned to the ground Sunday
morning, stiff and sore, only to go down to a 4-2 defeat.

The team played well. The only things lacking are a) goals, and b) a set
of players who play together regularly enough to give some type of
cohesion to the team. We have plenty of talent but, unfortunately, it

is not always available when needed. Still, as the actress said to the

bishop, "Better luck next time!"

Chris Johnson

 

 

!DOUGLAS COLLEGE INTER OFFICE MEMO

TO:

FROM:

RE:

Eloise OATE: 1 October 1974

D, A.tPorter

Submission for Mad Hatter

 

Subject: Classroom Timings

 

All instructors are asked to ensure that their instructional
period ends 15 minutes before the hour. This will allow the
next instructor time to prepare the blackboard, overhead

viewer, etc., prior to the commencement of his instructional
period.

Cooperation is requested from all concerned.