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

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25th Anniversary Edition THE TOWERS Page Fifteen Boys Sports The Champ— On January 30, Marvin Johnson was awarded medal? by .Mr. Newman for proficiency in gymnastic work. Marvin is the second best gymnastic in the Dominion of Cnnadi Marvin says he owes his success to patient Mr. New¬ man, his instructor, and his continual every day practice. This honour is indeed a fitting one for Marvin, for he trained hard to get it. He also stands near the top of his class. The medals awarded to Marvin were: 1. 2nd in Junior All-around Gymnastics. 2. 2nd in Junior Horse. 3. 3rd in Junior Mats (tumbling). EEC A BEEVA The Annual Cross-Country Run— This is an annual event at this school and many boys -nter all hopeful, but like in everything else there can only bt one winner in each of the Junior and Senior Group The winners of this year were: J. Bryant, the Senior; and T. Tanyi for the Junior boys. There were about 2S boys en¬ tered. The Track Team— The track season begins after the Easter Holidays o cry little can be written about It at the present time. If weather permits us this year to put in lots of practice, we might have a chance at the Annual Track Field Meet here at Windsor and London. Wc w ish our boys plenty of suc¬ cess in this coming event. Soccer— Our Soccer team, coached by Mr. Malkin, this year did not win any championships, but made many other team 2 in some games look pretty poor. On the whole, the team was made up of Junior students and many of the Soccer players played Rugby too. We finished in Third place. The Stars: Bill Steven. Wilkerville born, but English raised, played exceptional games. Gaza, Pickering, Gates, Bissctt, Chistoff. LaSorda. Abramovich and Craig also deserve special mention. Vie arc all looking forward to taking the champion¬ ship in Soccer next season. • SOCCER TEAM 1. CLARENCE BADDER EDWARD BROWELL “PORKY” FATYNK “PAT” PATTERSON MR. A. MALKIN. (CoaWiI “SCOTTY” BISSETT JACK BRYANT RAY CAZA 2. MATTHEW KI.OSS FRANK ROSS JACK PROCTOR HOWARD COOK JOHN BALEN EDWARD AM BED I AN BILL BASHUCK1 3. ED. GATES Blackie” ABRAMOVITCH ALEX CHISTOFF DON CRAIG NORM “Bananas” KATZ

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BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO ALL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL STUDENTS DOWN THROUGH THE AGES. . . It has become a tradition that “every girl should have her own hope chest”, to accumulate and safely store her treasured belong¬ ings. Qaum fetedhf, CHATHAM and FERRY Congratulations to the W. D. Lowe Vocational School on its 25th Anniversary 101 WYETH l BROTHER (CANADA) LUTED 2109 OTTAWA STREET WALKERVILLE ONTARIO The Oldest Pharmaceutical House in Canada

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