Vaughan Road Academy - Acta Studentium Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Page 68 A t' 'I' A S 'I' U IJ IC N 'I' I U M QM if .,,f-1 ' ..x INTER-FORM TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS INTER-FORM HOCKEY When the weather seemed to mise more skating than usual this win- was Mr. pro- ter an interform hockey league organized by Mr. Harston and Yyvyan, who also looked after the refereeing of the games. There were four divisions in the league. The mid- get series was composed of first forms and was won by I-E. In the junior series, which was made up of second forms, there was a tie for the champion- ship. and though a game was glayed at Rivina Rink, a champion could not be decided. Therefore crests were given both to Il-F and II-D. In order to insure even competition, the intermedil ate and senior series were rather a mixture of forms. In the intermediate series. composed of C-II-B, III-C, III-D and all fourth forms, the winning team was C-II-B. The senior series which was composed of III-A, III-B and two fifth form teams, the championship team was V-A. The Teams I-E-PL. Thompson Ccaptj, Marshall A. Thomson, K. Thomson, Keilty. Paynter, Bell, Bessey, Neal, Whalen. II-F - Filey tcapt.J, Williams, Thomson, Beith, Rogers, Waden, Hall, Patterson, Habbeshaw, Noble. II-D - Brittain fcapt.J, Menzies. Knapp, Wallin, Bridges, jeynes, Gog- gins, Harrold, Myers, Boyce. C-II-BwGoodman tcapt.J, Parish Secker, Coghill, Smith, Atherton. Jacobs, Lawther. Y-A-Brobst tcapt.J, Dunlop, Robb, Murr, S. Christie, T. Christie, Scobie, McGregor, Stephen, Silverberg. 7 1

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ACTA STUDENTILM Page6T Senior: Kennedy Trophy - Walt joe Rowneyg Bronze Medal - Doug. Menzies: Silver Medal-Ted Christie: Bronze Medal-Jack Rolls. Intermediate: St. Clair Y.M.C.A. Trophy-Frank Plumb: Sliver Medal- Rogers. junior: Purity Bread Trophy-Jack Patterson: Silver Medal-George Bellg Bronze Medal-Norman Herrler. EVENT SENIOR INTERMEDIATE JUNIOR Menzies Rownev 1 Bell IOO YARD ' - Hay Plumb Z Pelletier DASH Dunford Disantis 3 Patterson , Menzies Plumb I Bell 220 3-ARD Hay Rowney Z Patterson DASH Dunford Lowney 3 Thompson v Menzies Plumb 44?3:QP1?D Dunford Rowney .Yo Event ' ' Christie Lowney v Rolls Moffatt SQGQRD Punshon Plumb ,Yo Evmt ' Richards Rolls Rolls w 1 MILE RUN Punchon .Yo Event .N 0 Event Leach H d 1 Patterson I MILE Gflaijgian Bray 2 Bell WALK Christie 3 Herrler v v v Y lXIenZie5 Plumb I Patterson RLNNINGY Christie Kendall 2 Pelletier BROAD .IL MP Graham Rogers Q3 Herrler . Rogers I RUNNING Mavis lg Tied Plumb ll Patterson HIGH UNIP Chflstlf Roma-V I 2 S1115 J A Myers Partingigton l'Ti6di3 Herrler l , S b- T ,io I Patterson SHOT igf Dig. r Z kent Pl TT Richards Lang1andS 1 Grandiean Plumb YO Eplent JAVELIX Christie Bowney A L I Dunford ay

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ACTA STFDENTIUM Page 69 INTER-FORM RUGBY Under the direction of Mr. Yyvyan and the assistance of Mr. Beale this year's Interform Rugby League got under way with teams registered, much credit is due to Mr. Yyvyan for the smoothness with which the league was carried on. Arrayed in comic-opera costumes of home-made pads, pieces of borrowed equipment and vari-hued sweaters, our budding gridiron heroes sweated and toiled for dear old XZ. Though labouring under the handicap of inexperience, the teams played with an earnestness that would do credit to any team. The league was divided into three groups: the juniors composed of first forms: the intermediates composed of second forms, and the seniors made up of third, fourth and fifth forms. When the wreckage was cleared away and the tumult and the shouting died, it was found that the team of C-I-C and C-I-B had won the junior series. that the team of II-E and II-D had con- quored their intermediate rivals. and that Y-A and B team was supreme in the senior series. The Teams C-I-C and B - Rallinson, Merritt. Johnston, Cascone, O'Kelt, Cascone, Watson, Middleton, Atkins, Curley, Buck, Williamson, Gray. Roberts. II-E and D-Bayne, Wilcox, Humble. 1 Forsyth, Rolls, Stiff, Boyd, MacKenzie Michael, Belby, Rud, Smyth, Kent, McLennan, Flook, Goggins, Cook, Brittain, Gegnes. Y-A and BgBainbridge, Box, Broad- ley, Brobst, Christie, Dubinsky, Hadler, Hunter, Pitts, H. Richards. D. Rich- ards, Rowsell, Solomon, Smith, Stevens, Sharpe, Silverberg, Turner, Williams. Wilson. ln addition to the interform league games, the team of Y-A and B initiated an outside series of games with teams of other collegiates. Under the coach- ing of Mr. Yyvyan the Yth team gained a high degree of efficiency. They journeyed tirst to York Memorial where they defeated their school teams seconds by a score of 17-O. Then they went to Earl Haigh where they suffered their one defeat, 6-1. However, this stain was removed in the return game when the score was 8-O for the Vaughan team. As a wind up of the interform league. a game was arranged between the team of Y-A and B and an all-star team com- posed of players from third and fourth forms The game was conducted with great ceremony. Mr. Evans kicked off, and Mr. Ivens and Mr. Barton acted as officials. Fifth form were victors, Z tol, though they were given a good run for their money. HOUSE LEAGUE BASKETBALL Although we are sorry that we couldn't enter basketball teams in the T.D.I.A..-X. league this year it is quite evident that the calibre of basketball played in our house league has not diminished any. Our exhibition games with York Memorial and Runymede pointed out that we could more than hold our own in any High School League. The physical training staff chose four of the more experienced players Dunc. Pollard, Lyn. Thompson. Charlie Prince and Walt. Menzies to captain the teams which they themselves picked from among the better players. The league was hotly contested throughout and was eventually won by Princes team who nosed out Menzies' team after splitting the scheduled games with them. The line-up for the championship game was as follows: C. Prince tcapt.J, K. Scobie, N. Pow, F. Pitts, J. Hadler, T. Dubinsky. F. Wetton. W. Menzies tcapt.J, B. Haigh, S. Christie, H. Smith, J. Frazer, G. Williams, T. Hickey.