Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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sagggrx-,' ! .', . l sau ompafifion Tough defensive play along with a wet and muddy field, explain the lack of high scoring games. There were many interesting side lights. Re- member the time the Freshmen almost scored, or the disastrous hand iniuries that made it hard to hold a pop bottle, or for that matter a football. At the season's end the air was full of the fam- iliar plaints: Wait till next year lFroshly What a fluke lSophsl, We was robbed Uuniorsl, We showed them who the real men were lSeniorsl. The only statement that was agreed to by every- one was that playing football is the best way to spend Autumn afternoons. ?'?!??i H0 ... t Going all the way, Dave? l N Wu lll l ff Jllllt'-VIWV cqofzgomozea Frank Sarlo, Lloyd Atkinson, Dan Jansen, Mike Keenan, Joe Likou, Dave Hannay, Charlie Boyle, Pete Clark, Ron Blizchuck, Coach Bob Sperandio, Bill Shenden, Dave Kiszkiss, Phil Fitz- patrick, Pat Culhane, Jim Kesselring, Pete Bond, Larry Bciswick, Tom Scheuerman, Al Stan, Don Kasta, Dan Moron. What should we do now? N 1 ' s . '--as-'sf.T ' A ,- . -- . .. -. ., .,.. ,Hi V' ., ,.flll.'r' . g., 5. 1 'Ill --fll7'l -4' 7-H .ful . -- . -..- . .V r --. -A 1---

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