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

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1 Swimming Hi-Y Clubs . Lobby Games i Summer Camps .iii Y.M.C.A. 1 Special Student Hales fu111'0r WI. C Hasfccifniff Hiominuctl from page 931 defence. This accounts for his nu- merous fouls. Count on Eg'g'ie to stick in there and fight. Doug' Schlichter-This boy is featured in the ball-handling de- partment. He can dribble faster than most of the Juniors can run. Doug' plays guard and also has an effective pivot-shot. Ed Dolmage- Eddie is the team's giant. What he lacks in height is more than made up for in the elusive game he plays. He plays an effective game at forward and checks well. Jim Pym-Jim is also new to the Junior team, having played on last year's Bantam team. He plays for- ward cleverly and checks closely. M THE GRUMBLER Errol Sippel-Errol can run cir- cles around the opposition. He breaks fast and makes sure on close-in shots. Errol plays forward and guards effectively. Bud Evans-One of last year's Bantam team, Bud has done very well as a forward. He is a good ball- handler, has a neat pivot-shot and checks hard. Graham Dimock-Graham is new to the Junior team and has con- stantly improved. He plays for- ward, fights hard and is a good prospect for the Senior team of coming' seasons. Vic Darasch-Vic is co-captain and only veteran of last year's dis- trict finalists. He plays forward and is the most effective offensive player as well as the TQHITIQS highest scorer. M E FAMCUS F QUALITY! ST ON

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THE GRUMBLER lTl C0lllplil?lf?IlfS of . . 7 PHOTOGRAPI-IIC SUPPLIBS nEL'eryff1fng for ffm Pfiofogmpverv 16 DUKE ST. llxsr liirulliixi-311. ONT. Don Heller-Don is another one of those chaps who believes that practice makes perfect. Don plays forward and centre, and has a smooth one hand shot. Mike Neuwelt-Mike, the tallest player of the team, plays centre. He is always fighting, being a 'ne- ver say die man. Using his height to good advantage, Mike is most effective around the basket. Norm Wilson-Norm is a steady, hard-fighting forward. He has a nice one hand shot and puts his heart into the game. Boo Fitzgerald-Bob is one of mallest players,but the fastest the s member of the team. He also has a nice one-hand shot, and this com- bineo, with his speed makes him a valuable player. EC.itor's Note: The author is a modest fellow. However, Ken Ber- let pQayed a great role on this year's senior team. His accurate shooting was always a menace to the op- posing team. inter Form Hocieey lflonlinucd from page l09l Page on the following day. They reported that our school is one of the few in Ontario to hold a girls' hockey competition. School hockey crests have been awarded to the championship teams in both the boys' and girls' compe- titions. Tribute is paid to both winning and losing teams for their excel- lent sportsmanship. The Student Body expresses its appreciation to the School Board who so kindly supplied our rink at considerable cost and last but not least to Bob Cardy and his faithful assistant. Carl, who supplied excellent ice for our games.

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