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

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puts them in, they don't touch the rim. Norm Hett-Tall and blonde, Norm defends our basket like a vet- eran. When some.body shoots, he snatches the ball off the backboard. Murray lVIush Kaufman- Mush plays forward, and is a fast man on the court for on a chester- fieldj. John Augustine- Auggie plays a slow and steady game at his guard post. He shoots well, and once in a while his intended pass goes in the basket tsweet weaponb. Sigmund Rezetnik - Siggy small and fast. He does'n't look like the actor type on the basketball floor, because he shoots and doesn't talk. Alan Albin Butler-Al plays forward and guard. He has a love- ly one hand shot, and set shot. When he is not playing basketball he plays bridge ta good g'ame for the mind.D Jim Sim Swartz-Sim plays forward and centre. He is Alan's partner in bridge as well as basket- ball. tHe misses more slam bids than baskets.J Dennis Barnes- Petit Denny plays forward and guard. He has his own private shot which is very accurate. He is as fast on the floor as he was on the gridiron. Ken Burlett-Ken plays forward on the team. He has an accurate and smooth one hand shot. Bill Armour-Our friend from Toronto plays guard and checks very well. Bob Shelley-The left-handed blonde guard. Bob is a newcomer to the team this year. He plays a good game at guard and fools everybody with his left hand shot. Emerson tLegsJ Hicks-The big red-headed player with the educat- ed toe. Red plays guard, and prides himself with an up and coming set shot. THE EULER BUSINESS CDLLEGE oggm , position. Concise and efficient training by experienced instructors in those subjects required to qualify young people for the better office Euler methods of individual instruction make it possible to begin studies at any time. College open during summer months. You are invited to call at the College Oflice and talk over matters with the prin- cipal. EULER GRADUATES QBTAIN Posmoms ll. Qual-:N Solirll li1'rm:1i1-:Nun Piioxii 2-3203 l22 THE GRUMBLER