Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical School - Collegiate Yearbook (Sarnia, Ontario Canada)

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6 THE COLLEGIATE THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Over a Cenlury of Banking Service Capital and Reserves - 536,000,000 W. C. McKinnon, Manager Sarnia Branch Compliments of BOWMAN ANTHONY LTD. WINDSOR - SARNIA - CHATHAM WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE AND GARAGE EQUIPMENT Sarnia Phone 220 - 221 fliompsonz l'd like to get n book. Librzlrinuz Smnctlming ligt or heavy? Bob: Dwesxft matter, I have Z1 car outside. fg '-if ESTABLISHED 1905 . S L 45 ,.....: n gp M ' l M h d' 1' . USICH CFC an ISC ' l, f aflncluding Such Famous Lines as - Q I, ll' il Holton and Collegiate Band Instruments - Slingerland Drums -- ff' Harmony and Stewart Guitars - Buffet, Nolslet, Cundy-Bettoney, f Woodwinds! - Mouthpieces by Holton, Selmer, Brilhart, Otto Link, fi Woodwind - Artist Electric Guitars - Bugles and Trumpets - xx Reeds by Conrad, Symmetricut., My Masterpiece, Martin Freres, Popularie - Selmer Kr Endurro Plastic Reeds - Black Diamond, Bell, Kaplan Strings - Music 8: Orchestra Stands - Accessories for all instruments. zlcsorry we do not have in stock NOW all items listed, but we are dealers of these high quality products. M STUDENTS' MUSIC CENTRE - THE M. GREENE MUSIC CO. 57 Queen St. E. Toronto, Ontario

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THE COLL!-:GIATE II3 standing achieved are greatly admired by the student body. One 'for all and all for one-these are the fellows that carried the School Colours to the neld of battle. B. Smith- Smitty -end. H. Henry- Hank -end. Played against St. Pats and Port Huronj. G. Smola- Georgie -inside. J. Lewis- Big Louie -inside. Qjackj suffered a broken ankle in the early part of the season. bl. MCClymont- John -end, F. Dagg- Freddie -right half. I. Swartz- ferry -quarterback. Doug. Cole- Sandy -quarterback. L. Gladdy- Lee -snap. Don Mattingly- Mat --snap. Ross Cunni-ngham- Cot -middle. Roy Garrison- Roy -middle. XV. Marshall- lVes -centre half. Don Knowles- Sleep'y-end. Don Guthrie-- Gus!'--left inside. Neil Pole- Homer -flying wing. Stew. Duncan - Dune - Hying wing. XYillard Sloan- XYillie',-middle. S. MCCollum-''Stewiel'-iniddle. Dave Kilbreath - Fatso'! - centre half, who developed a bad knee in the second St. Thomas game. Dave Mc Crae-''Knobby -quarter- back. H. Young- Hank -flying wing. Neil Craig- Sihe -quarterback. lYalter l-3illoclcf XYalt -right half -who suffered a broken nose in the Port Huron game.- B. Phillips- Bill,-end. SENIOR 'VVOSSA FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row Cleft to righltj-L. Newell Ccoachl, S. MCC-olluni, R. Cunningham, D. Cole, L. Gladdy, F. Young, J. Swartz, R. Finley, W. Phillips, R. Garrison. Second Row fleft to rightb-Ml. Wilson. W. Marshall, N. Plole, D. McRae, F. Dagg. D. Kilbreath, W. Billick, J. Lewis, G. SflHOl2i, D. Knowles, J. McClyimont, R. Allen Qtrainerl GNMWTJ Mendy: How come you get five bullseyes? The range is .zo yards but your sights are set for IO yards. ' VVhitnell: See that partitionghalf-way doufn there? lliell, I'm bouncing them off that. vklkvkvk Mr. Langan: My wife can't figure me out. Can yours? Mr. Ritchie: I don't'know. She never mentions your name.

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b.. H4 THE COLLEGIATE SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row Qleft to rightl-Harold Henry tassistant coachj, Jack Lewis, Dereck Chate, X'Yes Marshall, coach L, Aewell. Front Row Lleft to rightl-fAlf. Handy, Dan Drown, jerry Swartz, Norm Anderson. WOSSA BASKETBALL The spirit and determination shown by the boys in rugby was by no means lacking in the Basketbalfl season. The fellows who turned out for practices and played the games showed undying fight. After a tough battle with the Chatham team the Locals secured their group title and ad- vanced into the llossa Senior A semi-finals against London Central. The semi-finals were played off in two games, one here and one in London with total points to count. The outcome was a victory for the Londoners with a total score of 58-57. ,During the season there were many colourful games such as those against St. Stephens and Port Huron High. The boys on the team took ri keen interest in their work and gave themselves nick-names based on that famous fictional charter, Dick Tracy. They could never have gone as far as they did without the splendid leadership of coach Diet Newell, who faithfully held them to a scrimmage in the gym every night. THE TEAM Don Guthrie .... ..... c entre Prune Face Derek Chate .... ..... g uard Shaky Dan Brown ......... forward HB. O. Brown Norm Anderson .... forward Stone Face jerry Swartz ....... forward B, B. Eyes Ralph Backman .... forward Limpy XYes. Marshall ..... .,... g uard Itchy Alf. Handy ........ forward Flat TOp