College Avenue Secondary School - Cascade Yearbook (Woodstock, Ontario Canada)

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JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Ewing seemed to have the proper ingredients For a winning junior basket- ball club, but things didn't really gel until the end of the season. On January 9, they recorded their first win, against Glendale, which showed a remarkable determination, since on the week before they lost two exhibition games bya grand total of three baskets. The team is to be congratulated For a great recovery after that depressing tourna- ment. However, l think the Crusaders agree that much of the credit for this year's Final drive goes to Mr. Ewing, whose practices have resulted in a better team and valuable experience for next year. KYTN +1 EJOR keine! MIDGET BASKETBALL The CASS Dukes, our midget basket- ball team, competed in eight games this year, although on no regular schedule. They topped oft the season by competing in the Ingersoll District Collegiate midget tournament. The practices were usually in the mornings, and sometimes after four, and aided in introducing some of the players to the discipline of regular practice. The main contribution of the team was to provide experience for next year, when many of this year's midgets hope to move into Junior. WW gi-BY-f -' ,V ,lgfl f, K i 3885, .'- f. i ,xy - ,Big ,,.. , T l 5, Jail' ' :: T5 , l' 2: , fi iiiilfirif 1 T a - , ,. g Q-zz-4 rl 1, .T . 3 J l l 1 .... ' l te i .--- ' . '- fi in ' Z 'ii' r- , 1 . 5 - , 5' ,- l J A 5 gy . 'V ., 1- ,. 5' ,- 1 .. f:::s,,'i , wg, ' ts' ,. , g rf: . ir it fig, if ,rf 0 pi 31.5 55 .. lm , H C we , T, . L -- ,Q I In :I 1' , -' S J 2 3 l if 2 5 li I 5 , .,., -,::: , ' ' 5 3 .,,. : -:-: ' .- , X . QA Aw ......., : Q Nw, Li Af, , ,I t el Q - V-,X L A ,,.. t 'I .f . .A 1, -' .:., 1, ' J. , '- - , I 'g' , M -' fl' A i - 1 1 , 3 if --M .t , E M 1 Q t 2 tl . f - , -- 7, - is J g ' t':f.21.,5: :,. ,Y ,, F V5 , g Q fy. 1 15' , u il .:..:. Q '- ,...t. ,--- B ' .... 1 ' 3 ,- , f , 'R .,.:, .tr. MW ,., .,....., . -72255:if-2-'ag-v!:E':!A . .,..,. , ,..,. .... ... f .1 -lll M: M JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: QL, to RJ Brian Simser, Wulf Jakowlew, Larry Christian, Bill Reid, Brian Chambers, Mr . Ewing CCoachJ FRONT ROW: Jim Atkinson, Gary Yeoman, Rob Langner, Dan Eaton, John Kozey, Jim Fletcher MIDGET BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: KL. to R., Rob Clark, Brian Keeping, Don Fulkerson, Don Pozoievic, Lorne Kntchlng :DONT ROW! Dave Butler, Mike Burton, Roger Porchak, Steve Iwaniw, Mr. Kendrick fCoachj .. l 2 HL.-.-Ale , ,, , l T 'W '? ' '-

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XQJWW At thiswrlting, the 69-70 rugger team has not hada chance to compete yet. We wish them luck, and since a I9-word write-up looks bad, we thought we'd mention the work of last year's rugger team, which was also our first. They lost a match to Pauline Johnson in Brantford, then played and won both ahome game and a return match with Galt High School. They then travelled to the All-Ontario at Fletcher Field in Toronto, where they came' close, but didn't quite make lt. lThere were also Zplayersdisqualifiedforbeingoverweightj 1 l 'l fx M N N V , FRONT ROW Wayne Bragg Mike Fawcett Rob Langner Jack Wharram Louis Magyar, Dave T GOLF TEAM Under the direction of Mr. Kendrick, a school qualifying tournament was held, in order to select the CASS golf team, the team then movedon to the Tri-County Tournament in St. Thomas, where they: Kal felched out fbi lost miserably The main purpose of the team was to provide experience which may prove valuable in the future, especially on summer afternoons. WSW

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i r X i 5 h -L 3 SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW: CL. to RJ Mr. Bond fCoachl, Hans Mackaay, Cris Ray, Gord Szulc, Paul Hird FRONT ROW: Mike Vinnins, Ron Waugh, Vic Jakowlew, Randy Burton GYMNASTI CS TEAM BACK ROW KL to R l Fred Sawchuk Scott Taylor, Joe Schurink John Near Don Benedict, Dominic Scalnsl FRONT ROW Roger Bowden, Terry Anderson, Omer Allain, Dennis O Reagan, Tom Wilkins 'i : . . , ' , , . . . , ,Ky x' if 'J X, ' if fs Ai .V ' ixif: e . -'isa . 4 Y FFR Under the leadership and incessant practises of Mr. Bond, the senior volley- ball suffered only one loss in the whole season fto Ingersolll. None of the other Woodstock schools gave them much static, and soon this school was in possession of the Tri-County volleyball pennant. Naturally, they advanced to WOSSA, where, afteran incredibly intricate series of playoffs, they ended up in second place, after Regina Mundi. K N W N, ll? in This year's Tri-County gymnastics team consisted of only five members. All members competed well and placed in their events adding points to the team score, but other teams won top places because of their full teams U5 membersl. Following this, sickness and work commitments whittled the team to three members for WOSSA competition. Al- though competing against the best gym- nasts in Western Ontario, all three of our competitors gained points for our school's team score with a 4th, 6th, and 7th place finish, a very respectable showing. With the prospect of all our gymnasts retuming next year, and the addition of some new talent, we should look For the Tri-County penant to come to CASS next year.