Appleby College - Argus Yearbook (Oakville, Ontario Canada)

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the good job by D didn ' t get to their head ' •you guys got blown out was all that was said this was to be it we swore with our hearts to break Green Machine and trample the parts Fony to seven? is that all they scored? you sure were lucky they didn ' t get more but we were too late someone got there first eighteen was all they had to slake our thirst now we ' d had enough and were getting down Digger w ranged, D.A. raged. (Bob wore a frown) we rolled over them with skill and finesse (Stroke left many faces looking quite a mess) By various means they got us in shape Vince, he had plenty of whip cuts to tape Yes we won at last saved a bit of face First Football won seven eight not a total disgrace Friday night ' s practice was as dead as dust so in our game spirit we placed all our trust now the season ' s gone easily forgotten please remember this we weren ' t the bottom In the first series grabbed the school flag but then a penally proved to be a drag we thought we ' d live on leites on the wall we last as long as the chalk on the ball and this was the case through most of the game our careless tactics put us all to shame Don, Dave, Stoke and Cliff, G, Chris, Jeff, Rick, Hubs, Bill, Tex, Don and Whale they think that we ' re clubs at last the O scored a niceT-D run but Ridley rolled back and so saw us one then they raised us one and laughed at our cards our Ace of Diamonds was lying in shards but shards still can cut as soon they found out soon it was us not them leading the rout Ray passed then to his death on two major drives soon they were fighting for their lives it was only by the skin on their teeth that it all came out with us underneath the time was near ripe for the team to leaven having lost to them thirty-five - thirty-seven we finally thought the team was on track this was the Biggee and no looking back we ignored the razz and honed our fine edge and advised the meek their bets not to hedge but we know the truth we won ' t let them in you shouldn ' t say a word until out there you ' ve been. we ' d like to thank all those of you w ho made it a bit more easy. There ' ll be no more moaning at the bar when this small ship puts out to C. Graham Leggat

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U-16 Football Undefeated fiiir m ' jiMiMt-st FRONT ROW : Manilould II. Sopinka, Pritchard I, Locke, Withey, Cobham, Morgan, Stott, Wilson. SECOND ROW : VVildman, Robens, Smith I, Bates, Moffat, Cockell, Mull, Pollock 11, Alton. THIRD ROW : McBean, Seguin. Turnbull, Scott, Hughes III, O ' Hearn, Dejaray, Dineen, Jobin. FOURTH ROW : Mr. Snowden, Locke, Lloyd, Mr. Singer, Tasi, Husebye. The scene is that ot the last game in the season. Appleby versus Hillfield. Everyone knew in his mind Hillfield was out to win because they had nothing to lose. Eight and one would not be a pretty statistic for us. In the first quarter offence was not getting up the field. Then defense got the ball back for us again. We knew we had to do something now or regret it later. We made yards painfully, but we made them. Before we knew it we had a touchdown, then another, and then another. They came in succession. We were hot! Defence were holding them back with such determination Hillfield became frustrated. The final whistle went. 1 stood around dismayed, then it hit me, we did it. We were undefeated. 1 jumped up in the air and yelled. I then went to congratulate my team mates and friends. In that crowd of blue uniformed football player there was one thing in everyone ' s mind, the feeling of a natural high. Everyone had a smile on his face and yelling victorious yells because they knew that each person con- tributed to that statistic 9-0. No one outside of that football club knew what it was to achieve that natural high. Through blood,