Lowe High School - Towers Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Page Eleven • GOLF TEAM LOUIS HORVATH RUDY CHERNIAK MR. W. P. AUGUSTINE (Coach I EMIL BRESCHUK PETER SALICH LARRY HORVATH. (Absent from Photo) Golf Team— The annual W indsor Secondary School golf tournament was held at the Dominion Golf and Country Club on Satur¬ day. September 20. 1947. Our team took fifth place, sixty strokes behind the top team—Kennedy. Our golf team is coached by Mr. Augustine, who has done an outstanding job coaching the team for 15 years. Below are the scores each coy made at the tournament: LARRY HORVATH ... . 84 EMIL BRESCHUK .... . 92 LOUIS HORVATH .... . 95 RUDY CHERNIAK .... .. 96 PETE SALICH . . 100 567 A Sport Story— By BOB CONROY This is a story of an ordinary boy who loved sports. He toved to pliy baseball best of all. He loved all kinds of sports, but baseball was his favourite. There was only one thing that stopped this boy from becoming a star in the sports world he loved so much. What was that thing? It was his eyesight. This was a great handicap. He used to stand and beg h ? s fellow playmates to play first base. They let h : m, but it was hopeless. Ho could not catch the ball because he didn’t know it was com¬ ing until it hit him. His playmates w ' ere nice kids, however, so they gave him a job that suited him to a tee. They let him be um¬ pire; a job he fitted so well. This boy had his beginning at that job. For you see. this fellow ' who was making small, but serious decisions is now making very large and very important decisions that effect a large and powerful nation. For this boy who couldn’t see to catch a baseball is now the leader of a prosperous nation—The United States of America. He is Harry S. Truman, President of the United States. Swim Meet— The swim meet of the Secondary schools was held at Kennedy Collegiate on March 24. Although we have no swimming pool, we entered ihc Junior and Senior boys’ events. X hen the splashing was over we had IS points for the Seniors and 12 points for the Juniors. Vie finished in fourth position in both Sen.or and Junior. In the Junior contest Ken Coon came in second in the individual championship. Good going team and coach.

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Page Thirteen • GYM TEAM IS ACTIOS MARVIN JOHNSON BILL ELLIS MIKE SOZONCHUK ALEX HARRIS BOB BODNAR The Gym Team— The gym team this year consisted of the following boys: Bill Ellis Marvin Johnson Mike Sozonchuk Fred Altenhof Car) Glozewski Lenord McBride Ken l.aisser Ernie Luxford Nick Kroyacict Tom Patterson Bill Ewaschuk Buzzy Harris Alex Harris Mac Dunbarr Boh Bodnar The gym team this year has put in long hours of hard work which hasn’t gone without merit. The team did con¬ siderable travelling. The boys were again coached by Mr. Bernard Newman, and it was through his efforts and tong hours of coaching that they were able to reach such great heights of success. The team gave exhibitions at our home basketball games and they were cheered by all, which the team fully deserved. Trip to Montreal— The trip to Montreal was to the Dominion Olympics, held at McGill University. Three boys were entered as 4 team and placed Third. Marvin Johnson walked off with a Second which he won for his “horse work. Third on mats and Third position in Junior Individuals. Good going, Marvin, for helping to bring honours to our school. T he other boys were Mike Sozonchuck and Alex Harris; and Bill Ellis who went along as an extra, and Mr. Newman. Good going, team and coach, and many more championships to you. The team also went to University of Michigan at Ann Arbour and to the Turner Club at Detroit. The boys who went were Mike Sozonchuck. Alex Harris, Bob Bodnar. Bill Ellis, Marvin Johnson, Mac Dunbar, and Fred Altenhof. The team has already visited Niagara Falls. This year it is going to put on a display at the Ontario Educational Association meeting in Toronto. They are planning also to go to Chicago in the near future. The gym team’s big display comes on Cadet Inspection day. X e wish you lots of luck and may you win all com¬ petitions you enter. • GYM TEAM 1. FRED ALTENHOF PAUL MACH IN A JOE REICH BOB BODNAR MAC DUNBAR BILL ELLIS 2. ERNIE LUXFORD MIKE SOZONCHUK RON HARRIS BILL EWASCHUK MARVIN JOHNSON • DOMISIOS GYM MEET ALEX HARRIS MARVIN JOHNSON MIKE SOZONCHUK