University of Toronto Schools - Twig Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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THE TII'IG THE THIRTY-SEVENTH SEASON OF EV' A Q yy- If Tu MAGAMB E' A ML fm, Q' 010 H- . La Q X - ' I Q 4 Q , , Eg , I BP L Arid' 1-lg 5 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED CANADIAN CAMP FOR BOYS Pr0.s1vfn'1fI.f foufrzifviffrl ull fIffH4'7.v mall bf 111117 .frnm A. L. COCHRANE I G. W. COCHRANE 87 Alexander Boulevard U iversity of Toronto Sc' I THEAIITISEPTIC lnunm FOR ALL MUSCULAR PATNS EFFECTIVELY CORRECTS Si 0 '71 ATHLETE'S FOOT' c1TY-w1DE 3 CQ, KINGSDALE , mln Q ms on um Q SERVICE 0 ' 6181 jgngour img Ostori. NORTHROP 81 LYMAN Lake S' co. LIMITED E-fffllvfiyfffd 185-1 8 TORONTO ONTARIO 123 DLYMPIIII Z

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THE T II'IG Pete O'Brian-forward-the hardest worker on the team-possessed of a world of couragfnever gave up until the final bell had rung-a fast skater and a tireless back-checker who managed to bulge the twine on numerous occasions. He is made of the spirit that wins in the Royal Air Force. and we wish him luck there. Fred Frewer-forward-last season Fred made the long jump from Bantam to Junior O.H..-X.. with plenty to spare-really came into his own in the play-offs when he led attack after attack against the St. Mike's citadel, only to be outluckecl in his attempts to score. .-X finished performer with a bullet shot, Fred should star on this year's team. The entire school is indebted to lV1r. Stewart for his willing and able assistance in making the team what it was. and also takes this opportunity of thanking Roly Smith and t'Beef MacMillan for their loyal assistance to the team. T.H.L. JUNIOR HOCKEY The Juniors were the only team which the school entered in organized hockey to win their group last year. The junior club was composed of the cast-offs from the senior team, who lacked experience, there- fore it was a great feat for a young inex- perienced team to progress so far. ln fact, all the players, with the exception of two, were eligible for juvenile cornpanyu. The team was strengthened by the addition of Donaldson, Maclaren and Ward, who re- mained slightly longer than the others with the senior team. The team was grouped with De La Salle - 5.2 FN 75 N .r ISA - J UNIOR T. H. L. HOCKEY TEAM I r4'mf Rim YUUIJU lloir .iaimffl Ruffin 'Wniwliifli-rind, Mr. Lewis, Donaldson. Mr. Douglas QCuaoh5, Flellllllillg. Maelareu. Thin? Iffizrz Mm-Xrtliilr, Ho-lgins, Rowell, Osler, Deacon, Stockwell. 122

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