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

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94 THE GRUMBLER unior lnterscholastio Rug y ran Sippf-l This year our Junior Rugby Team consisted almost completely of new-comers, who had never played organized rugby before. Mr. Dun- ford, the coach, did a grand job, however, in moulding together a powerful squad of young players. Although not quite as successful as the seniors, the juniors fought hard throughout the season and came up with some nice victories. They reached the group semi- finals against St. Jerome's only to be edged out on a wet field, which proved to be a big disadvantage to our team. Nevertheless a lot of credit is due to the team members, John Shelley, the captain, Mr. Dun- ford, the coach, and John Dinkel, the capable student manager. Now for a close-up view of the individual players: Joe Swartz-a welcome addition to our team from St. Jerome's. He shared kicking and plunging duties. Ken Johnston-played a good game at centre half and did most of the kicking for the team. Terry Hoffman-a very valuable man who played every position in the backfield. Bruce Dowsett - a powerful speedster who did his fine work from the flying wing position. Vic Darasch-a smart quarter- back and centre half who played good rugby all season. Neil Carson-Neil was a half- back, but an unfortunate injury to his arm kept him out for most of the season. John Shelley-one of the players from last year's team. John was the captain of the team and played a great game as quarterback. Buddy Kingston - played a capable game as half. We are look- ing forward to great things from him next year. Pat Eckersley-one of the bigger boys on the team who played well as halfback. Paul Pequegnat-the other last year's junior team member, who occupied the middle position. Doug Reiber - another middle who used his size to advantage. Ralph Heller-one of the vital cogs on the team, who played snap. Don Dettmer-another one of the big boys who played inside. Next year should be a great one for Don. G. Dimock - an excellent player at middle who played a steady game all the time. lflHIlllIlllt'll on page 06h The Leaaler lj is g K in Cvllddllfll H Ji 119 T ' 387 King Street East KITCHENER, ONT. Phone 4-4872 Stations at- 371 King St. East Gaukel 8: Joseph King 8: Borden

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96 THE GRUMBLER COMPLIMENTS OF RADIO PRODUCTS lunior Rugloy fContinue1l from page 94? Don Hallman-another inside who played heads-up rugby all season. Don Amos-a hard-hitting end who, although small, used his speed to advantage. Ian Ballantyne - an outstanding end who was always in there for the tackle. Jim Pym- The Casanova of the team who starred at the end position. Bruce Smith-played a great all- round game at inside. Bud Brautigam-played a clever game in the backfield as left half. MacMillan, an endg Krautzer, a middleg and Schott, an inside, rounded off the team. P.S.-Earl Sippel, the author. played a bruising game as snap on the team, but is a bit modest. -Q- lntra-Mural Ruglny lfdssanl Reimer. A Xlll C All groups were well represented in intra-mural rugby this year. and the competition was keen. A record turnout of thirty-five teams with three hundred and forty-two players, taking part in sixty-two games, resulted. As in all outdoor sports, the weather plays an im- lContinued on page l63v FOR THE SMOOTHNESS AND SPEED. OF A BASKETBALL PLAY . . . lT'S Sunoco Dynafuel ALL THE WAY I I Swartz Service Station Conwzn or Kim: S le3m:l1'11.x1v1' Puow: 2-2082