Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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'Illini time r League fkigx i X John LeBel Football Commissioner This yearis intramural pro- gramme under the watchful eyes of John LeBel proved to be one of the biggest year-opening suc- cesses. An unanticipated turnout for all the teams prevailed and the schedule was followed with- out a single game default. The Juniors again provided the superior team somewhat failing public demand but had a hard fight to achieve their laurels. A big rough Senior Team will long be remembered for their defensive work and hard-hitting linemen. The Sophomores featured an All- Star backfield and proved to be an equal to the Seniors in both their contests. The Freshmen, al- though showing lack of exper- ience and power, held their own and did much better than Frosh Teams of the past. Q JUNIORS - CHAMPS lst row, kneeling: Ken Solway. Andy Kizik, John LeBel, Al Solosky, Tom Reid. 2nd row, standing: Ron Wagenberg, Pete Cathcart. Bill Stoyka. Steve Dempsey. Brian 0'lNIalley. Absentees: Al Dey, Tony Gilbert, Claudio Brunnetti, Chuck Smith. S - S if 1 THE ALL-STAR TEAM lst POW. kneeling: John LeBel, Bill Todd. Stephen Dempsey, Peter Cathcart, Andy Kizik, Lou Pennachetti, Sandy Dettman. 2nd row. standing: Justin illvlifartliy. John Matus, Ron Wagenlierg, Colin Gosiin. Tom Semposki, Moe Daigneault, Gabe Cuzzo, ffarl Tremblay. Absentee-sz Don Cole, Bill Todd. Al Dey. Dave Dyson, Clare Bill'l1AiClll, Larry Ceissenlloff. Mike Marciano, Al Lavey. .lim Dietle, Kerry Finger. 89

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Assumption Thin! lads -4 affix ,Jl5 n3f' Y wt Paul Falardeau Track Commissioner Back Row: Hay Koenig tcoacht. D. Cole, I. Steele, D. Dyson, Bl. McDonald, F. Roman, P. Falardeau fcommissioner P. Front Row: L. Shapiro, l. Graham. G. Dennis, A. Boyd, D. O'Connor. In.tereol1egta,ta and Eialcl 5 1. 1 fl-S ei' . x One of Assumption's better accomplishments of recent years is its con- tinued improvement in Track and Field. This year provided a greater step than has been seen in a long time with the sending of ten tre- mendous tracksters to the intercollegiate competitions at Guelph and London. Such feature attractions as Dan Cole. Dick O'Connor. Earl Rosenbaum and Hike McDonald all helped to bring the team into a third place finish in intercollegiate competition. Paul Falardeau and Ray Koenig are to he congratulated for their fine jobs. X . ly. X 2 XX W ,

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