Kitchener Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School - Grumbler Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

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fast on his feet and a toughie in any league. At right inside We have our own Butch Hall. Butch is a veteran with the team and is well known for breaking up plays before they can get started. Butch is a master at the art of the ankle tackle and a fine player defensively. Opposite Butch at left inside is Jim Foggie Forsyth. the old white helmet. Jim is a brick wall on the line, plays a fine game de- fensively, He is also a very fine tackler. After the pile-up is cleared away, who is at the bottom? You guessed it. It's Foggie but he's got his man. At left end is Clayton Dago Derstine, the speedboy of our team. Dago can do almost anything--he claims-but after proving it he leaves no doubt in our minds. Be- sides being an outstanding tackler and runner, Dago slings arounc, a mean vocabulary. Some .bad luck with both knees in our final game against Guelph prevented Dago from finishing off, and the game might have ended differently. Our snap-back this year was Chris Huehn. Chris leaves little to be desired and provided us with a season of perfect snapping. Besides being one of the best snaps in the league, Chris is fast on his feet and plays a steady defensive game at all times. Little Dennie Barnes ably alter- nated between left-half and quar- ter-back. Despite his size-or lack of it. Dennie was one of the most valuable men on the team. He can run, buck, and kick converts and he never misses a tackle. Dennie also provided us with some spec- tacular broken fleld running when we needed it most. Mac Griffin took care of left middle position. Mac is a veteran N W. CLARE DUFFUS LIMITED Back 7a flfaamal. . . Our Post-Wfar catalogue 1 in course of preparation Cel your name placed on our nzailing list non MEDALS TROPHIES CRESTS IXSIG NIA JEWELLERY. etc. TROPHY CRAFT LTD. 102 LOMBARD ST. TORONTO THE GRUMBLER 111

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EQUITABLE PRCDTECTION . Pays YOUR FAMILY a monthly income if you DIE Pays YOU a monthly pension if you LIVE THE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE 1 WATERLOO. ONTARIO .4. MITCHELL, .-Igenzji' Illarzuger with the team and knows what it's all about. His fine tackling and effective blocking were a great asset to the team. Dick McTavish is another vet- eran with the team. Dick is an inside wing and hard man to get around. He plays a steady game and can be relied on at all times. The brains this year is Gordie Ariss, our quarterback. It is Gordie who calls the plays that gain the yards, a job that takes rugby brains and ability. Gordie is a fine defensive player and intercepted many passes that could have been fatal to us had they been com- pleted. The handy man of the team, Jim Swartz, takes care of flying wing and half-back. Jim is one of the 'nest pass interceptors in the .eague and our best man defensive- Iy for knocklng down passes. It is he who goes high into the blue to grab a Brantford pass and stroll nonchalantly 75 yds. downfleld for the touchdown that clinches the game. We now present to you the man with the feet, the man who comes out with those beautiful 60 yard kicks. He is the best kicker to come out of K.C.I. in a long time and is undoubtedly the best kicker in the league this year. So here he is, Red Hicks, flying wing and kicker deluxe. After a shaky start. Red Went on to really boom 'em out. Besides kicking, Red carries the ball on a few bucking missions and he really travels through that line. At left end we have little Luke Ritchie. Luke never tackles above the ankles and on various occasions has pulled them down by the cleats of their boots. Small but mighty. Com plim en ts 0 S A TT L E R' S LEATHER GOODS -19 QUEEN ST. S. - KITCHENER PHONE 5-54-96 Established 1885 24 YEARS IN BUSINESS IN SAME LOCATION SCI-IWEITZER SHOE REPAIR 680 KING ST. W. - KITCHENEII FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING AND SKATE SHARPENINC THE GRUMBLER 113