Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational School - Echoes Yearbook (Peterborough, Ontario Canada)

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78 Elm 'Echoes Ebe Boys' 'fllunio 1' Yrasketball Beam GAIN this year l'.f',YS. hafl a Junior Basketball team euterefl in the Junior Section of the C.0.S.S.A. This year. as two years ago. it proverl a cle- eitleal sueeess. In the Il group of the Lakeshore Llistriet there were Port. Hope. Cobourg. and ourselves. ln group. lVhit.by. Bowmanville and Ushawa. lve were the winners of B group in four straight games. Our next vietims were from Yvhitby anml we entered the play- clowns by defeating them on the rounrl. In Danforth Teelmieal Sc-hool, Toron- to. the team won a semi-final game from Orillia in a close gznne. The following clay in Eastern High School of Commerce we were defeated by a better passing and shooting team from Stamford Collegiate. lintil next year we will have to wait patiently to make another attempt at this championship. The team was very ably eoaeherl by Mr. H. A. Craig. who spent. mueh time and went to a great ileal of trouble on our behalf. Tun SCORES P.f'.V.S. SQ vs. Port Hope 8. l'.C.V.S. 15 vs. Cobourg IQ P.C.V.9. Q9 vs. flobourg Q4 P.C.V.S. 28 vs. Port Hope 9. P.C.V.S. 12 vs. Whitby l-I-. P.C.V.S. Q0 vs. YYhitby IQ. P.C.V.S. 31 vs. Orillia 19. P.C.V.S. 35 vs. Stamford -l-1. L JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM l!.X4 K IIHXV-Herb Galley, Bill Turner, Don Sedgewick, Ralph Johnston, Stuart Laing, Hymie Smith, Mr. H. A. Craig. FIIUNT IIUXV-Clarenee lvavern, l.,lllI'tll,lll Johnston. Erie West,

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Ghz 'Echoes '77 The team had to remain idle for a week or two until the C.U.S.S.A. play-offs were held i11 To1'o11to. On the 28th of March, i11 Danforth Technical School, l'.C.Y.S. played Niagara Falls in the semi-final games. Although the P.C.Y.S. boys made a good showing. the opposing team were mueh superior in their shoot- i11g. The Niagara Falls team later won the C.O.5.S..X. Championship so that the l'.C.V.S. players were not too down- hearted at their own defeat. The score. Niagara Falls 43, l'.C.V.S. QU. The members of the Senior Team take this opportunity of expressing to Coach Bamforth their deep appreciation of his work during the past season. He has cheerfully given a great deal of time to the development of the team and the players are sincerely grateful for his efforts. The players are as follows: George Sedgewiek. eentreg Jimmy Thor- burn, right forwardg Doug. lNIacPherson, left. forwardg Gump Gemmell, left for- wardg Spark LeClair, right forward: Jack Patterson, eentreg Gordie Gunsolus, right defeneeg Haig Kelly, left defence. + + + HOW TO MAKE HOME-BREW N ease any of the readers wish to eelehrate something or drown their worries they should try home-hrew which may he prepared from the following: Chase a bull-frog three miles and gather the hops. Add t611 gallons of tan- hark, one-half pint of shellae and one har of home-made soap. Boil for thirty- six hours and strain through a .double filter to keep it from working. Thea add a grasshopper to eaeh pint to give it. the kiek. From uECIIOESn 1922. G. A. A. ANU B. A. A. EXICCUTIYES l STANDING-YYa1ter Perry, Jean King. John Couper, SEA'1'ED-Dotlgl' RlVf'T,l'lQl'SUll, Miss lb. 141. 1-lrishin, Gt-o1'g'e Sedgewit-lt, Marion II:11'x'.Ay, Mr, H. Bamforth, Mary Mel'herson. tltbsent: Alina Mi1hurn.J

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Ghz 'Echoes 70 Girls' Senior PETERBOROUGH AT PORT HOPE C.V.S. girls' basketball team opened 'their schedule in Port Hope. Al- though on a smaller floor. by accurate passing and checking, they defeated their opponents 38-21. PETERBOROFGH .avr BOXVRIANVILLE P.C.V.S. were successful in defeating Bowmanville hy Q points. The game was very? exciting as there was never more than Q points difference between the two teams. The iinal score was, P.C.V.S 16, Bowmanville 14. COBOIIRG AT PETERBOROUGH Cobourg had most of the play as the score will indicate. P.C.V.S. missed the leadership of Mary MacPherson, who was absent on account of illness. Cobourg showed speed and excellent team play. The score was. Cobonrg QQ, P.C.V.S. 5. :Basketball Bowx1,xNv1LI.n AT PETEKBOR0l'GII P.f'.V.S. were at. full strength again and met the liowmanville attack with a strong defence. All the team went well and combined to defeat their opponents Q4--13. PORT HOPE AT Pn'rl-znnonorclr l'.C'.V.S. continued to play great lmasltethall and held Port Hope down to only five points. The local team had most of the play from the starting whistle and the final score was 35-18 for P.C.V.S. P1c'1'1cRl3on0L'GH AT COBOURG Although somewhat handicapped hy the small floor, Peterborough succeeded in defeating Colmourg. At half time the score was 17-15 and at full time 3?-QS in favour of P.f'.V.S. This tied Cohourg and Peterhorougli for the championship of their group. . -- X - ,- ,. .ax km - s 7 . H M , , - sign g Q 1. A---.-r 4 A uf' , Q. --.X A GIRLS' BASKETISALI. TEAM BAPK ROXV-Ruth Ellis, Mabel Clarke, Marguerite NVQ-ad, Miss D. E. Brisliin, Pnneliz Mary Ma.:-Pherson, Isabel XV1'ay. F1-IUNT IIOXX'-P4-g,2'y Lawless. Katy llu,:'mv, XVinnie Snowdon. 1':lpI:1.in: lllargaret Lundy, Marion Stacey.