Kelvin High School - Kelvin Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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KELVIN CLIPPERS PROVINCIAL CHAMPS!! The Provincial Championship Cup The City Championship Cup Scores League Sept. 16 . Kelvin 33—St. John’s 0 Sept. 27 . Kelvin 15—Tec. Voc. 13 Oct. 4 . Kelvin 33—St. Paul’s 0 Oct. 11 Kelvin 7—Sisler 0 Oct. 18 . Daniel Mac. 20—Kelvin 0 Oct. 21 Kelvin 8—Gordon Bell 7 Exhibitions and Playoffs Sept. 9 Cherry and Grey Game Cherry 7—Grey 0 Sept. 14 Red Feather Tournament Tec. Voc. 6— Kelvin 1 Sept. 20 Exhibition Kelvin 13—St. James 0 Oct. 25 Semi-final Kelvin 19—Tec. Voc. 14 Oct. 28 Final Kelvin 20—Daniel Mac. 7 All Stars Dale Downey Offensive Tackle Brian McLean Offensive Guard John Gottfried Defensive Middle Guard John Trojack Offensive Fullback Defensive Linebacker Walter Hollenburg Defensive End 27

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Jack Lazaruk Fullback Trojack’s running mate, big “Dum-Dum,” was certainly one of the unpicked all-stars on the team. John Trojack Fullback Kelvin’s football hero, a two- way all-star, finally scored against Daniel Mac in the final game. % - Chrys Pappas Halfback If you are wondering why “Greek” seemed to bob up and down in the huddlies, he was watching the clock. Why? Brian McLean Guard “Jake”, an all-star guard, was another of the football play¬ ing musicians who excelled in only one of the fields. Graham Simpson Quarterback The “Fabe” was the one back of the team who was ex¬ ceptionally adept at grass¬ picking. Rod Small Centre The centre of the team whose long snaps were usually watched with anticipation by Mr. Bolonchuk. Peter Hart Halfback A standout on both offence and defence, Peter was also one of the unnamed all-stars of the team. John Wilson Tackle A second year man, John was a tackle. He never ceas¬ ed to be late for practice. Curt Butterfield End The sauve, handsome, blond¬ haired end was an equip¬ ment manager’s nightmare but Yogi’s pride and joy when he caught a pass. Mike McKenzie End “The Prince” was exception¬ al both ways, taking over for John Morrow at end. Cleanest player in the league. 28