Appleby College - Argus Yearbook (Oakville, Ontario Canada)

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The Senior Squash Team FRONT ROW: Harnden, Sims. Reid. BACK ROW: Timmins, Mr. Larsen. Burn. Oct. 10 Nov. 6 Dec. 4 Jan. 15 Jan. 22 Jan. 28 Feb. 1 Feb. 5 Feb. 15 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Mar. 1 Skyline Club (H) Won 5-0 Toronto Cricket Club B (H) Won 4-1 Ridley (H) Won 3-2 Ridley (A) Lost 2-3 T.C.S. (H) Lost 2-3 Toronto Cricket Club A (A) Lost 2-3 Old Boys (H) Won 5-0 U.C.C. (A) Lost 1-4 U.C.C. (H) Won 3-2 Ridley (H) Won 4-1 T.C.S. (A) Won 4-1 Bishops College School (A) Won 5-0 Montreal A. A. A. Lost 2-3 Montreal Bad. and Squash Club Won 4-1 I.S.A.A. Tournament: T.C.S. Won 3-2 Ridley Won 5-0 The Second Squash Team 56 FRONT ROW: Benson I, Gudewill. Bramall. BACK ROW: Roberts. Roloff. Leung. RECORD: Seven wins in seven matches.

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Grade Twelve Society Listening to some of the Grade 12 ' s complaining about this Society ( ' It is a waste of time ' - ' I have too much to do ' , etc..) it is very tempting to disband it, but upon hearing some of the questions asked and the discussions that take place, upon getting the feed-back from some of the Old Boys and also from the present ones, we can only be most grateful to the gen- tlemen who have given up some of their valuable time to share with us some of their thoughts about their professions. If a boy comes away from one of the meetings with only one idea he is the richer for it. It is becoming a tradition for Dr. John Piatt (father of John, Gr. 10) to open the season and set a high tone for the subsequent meetings. His talk is always followed by an invitation to tour St. Michaels Hospital. This in- vitation was gratefully accepted by 10 boys this year. John Bryant (father of Patrick, Gr. 6) author of ' You Too Can Get a Better Job ' , spoke about how to obtain a job and what employers look for in a candidate. Ian McCulloch (father of Alex, Gr. 10) spoke about Law as a profession. Two office rs of Central Com- mand gave us an insight of the Armed Froces as a source of numerous careers and educational opportunities. William Boughner, Sales Promotion Manager of Abitibi Pulp and Paper presented John Slattery with a model of the C.N. Tower for his inquiring mind. Mr. Carruthers of the Society of Professional Engineers made a return visit and showed a most interesting film on Engineering. Eon Sprott, a CBC producer gave a most interesting insight of the world of the theater and the numerous opportunities available in it. We are most grateful to these speakers for sharing their ex- periences with us. W.H. Winter Carnival 58