Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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ix lil lffnllur in V Uuigng 50.772 Fred Schinners, Brian Faught, Bill White, Bill Bottos, Ted Zuber. Tony Kaasten, Andy Calladine, Earl Rembish, Gus Candida, Bob Fabro, Frank Sarlo, Tony Farrah, Dave Woodall, Dave Terry. ooze :Sloan go cflkcif 6Qsco'Lc! Although the Track team had a rather unsuccessful season in as much as their win-loss record was unimpressive, there there were bright spots during the seas- were bright spots during the season supplied by pole-vaulter Bob Moore. ln Assumption's meet with Waterloo Bob amazed all those present by soaring to a height of eleven feet, three inches and thereby setting a new meet record in the pole-vault. - 5 1 f , i k gl i: U E V 1 E E rv 3 i 1 1 1-1 - - VZ- A f - th r . -lllll I , i in nn P 1 , 1 T . I - -I ' es 1 'H .T 1 l Q-f ,, . ff - P A i x T A 'gf 4 Tv 1 1 1, W... k , if Wfiig M, 1 s T' X Y 1 ,sg ,A , A ' 1w P - ' 2 ' -ms ,- c f X ' . P 'if- 1 ,,,, , nl N- , 2 A :gg - - :M-we fy.. N t Q r' 'F' X 5 i Q, f, .f , I - 5 we il i' s ., Q ir, ,, s i .. A -V isis 'F' ' TT . .ii ' 9-'fd '-1 , 1. . 1.55-Q ,: r- . ' NGLQQV 1- .. f 1 ' if 1 if we em :zen -i, , ' .2 if Ns sq - . av,-55 I -i. :j-I?Z'5i', ' I - - 1 K. ' gl, -I ' I- , 'f . 'ggi mfg- I gqiswxw ii, ,s ggi. swf , -1 ms' 'iw 'ss -.fi '- 9--f s 'sas-,.iw:..' fem 4-vx4SY-1--1-- iris? 'egs1s1ef -:f-is-:pw f .. X - if-1 yr. ',?-Ziff elf! 1',?fiffEg1jaf'sL.,3,: 1 .- , A L k 3.1-. - , ,Q - . f, g 1 1 gg. ,T 135.gif-qs,-,5g.:,1-my , 54245221 ,SQL '11. ilm' gfg3s2 71 Q Sanz fi, ie ' 0' hixisuiei-Sevilla' ..sQi.1e4a,-' 4 f 1PL Phil Eppert, Barry Pepper, John Ferracuti, Bill Schenden, Bob Hanson, Paul Allen. 5 frN Happy landing, Phill 54 .Cpoof llifsg uaufa Dave Kiszkiss, Phil Eppert, Frank Marrotta, Greg Brereton, Jim Kesselring.

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IV' 5 . J Bottom's Upl Gary Flewelling, Mike Hackshaw, Terry Fahlenbock, g g y ,E +4 if ,gl ' . - S, ' M,,-m 1 r AMN-,,,x..s.-,xg 1.5 1 I a +..,-hm A -'QQ , e ss ,vi hi--...W Frank demonstrating cross-chest carry. fx, teoffmf Sag i , ' f ef W7Wlf't'w'4frf'ffff2pg A ,QP 794 1 44 A r Z , a 1 4. .v f fl N J A f- K 3 5 f si 3 I - N -1' J' 4 V 'fx M we si if N if Q ' . .,,. . 'Hi' A 1 ,,- . . ,- - r ' ' , . T' i -1 gaze cw Larry Liebrock, Leo McEll'ione, Bill Doumani, Steve Fox, George Tomco, Phil Della Valle, George Reguly Rich Philips, Jim Csordas, George Sloney, Joe Evans Kerry MacDonald, George Delrue, Mike Murphy TERRY SPARKS TENNIS TEAM Paced by the impressive playing of Terry Fahlenbock, the Tennis Team cupped the singles and doubles competition to win their division of the exramural meet at Toronto. Rebounding from an unsuccess- ful effort at McMaster courts ci few weeks later, the team of Hackshaw, Flewelling, and Fahlenbock trounced all oncomers from Highland Park to clinch the tourney tennis title. Confidence + Ability : Champ