Walkerville Collegiate Institute - Blue and White Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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BLUE AND WHITE AGAIN—All Photography by LEW F. CLARKE 1030 Dougall Ave. JUNIOR BASKETBALL (Continued from page 66) Patterson 19 — Walkerville 13 The Tartans again lost to the smooth¬ working Patterson team. Walkerville put up a great showing against these conquerors of the hoop and gave them a game never to be forgotten. Doidge led the blue and white boys with 5 points. Kennedy 22 — Walkerville 18 Our boys just couldn’t find the hoop in this game, but Kennedy deserved their win after a game which saw many fouls. Sandwich 24 — Walkerville 22 Sandwich entertained Walkerville in the last game of the season and after a stubborn, hard-fought game topped Walkerville. The Team Ronny Doidge: Ron is captain of the team and can always be depended on for his share of points. Ron Evans: Ron is a forward and plays a strong defensive game. Alex Hartley: Alex plays guard and will prove to be an asset to the senior ■ team next year. Peter Ferlick: Pete is also a guard who plays aggressive basketball. Doug Kidd: Because of Doug’s height he proves to be an asset to the team. Doug plays centre. Roy Dunlop: Although Roy is one of the smallest men on the club, his fast breaks count for many points. en Rutherford: This is Ken’s first year at basketball; but it doesn’t alter the I fact that he is the team’s best for- | ward. Ken plays a steady aggressive I game. Phone 3-1974 Bill Suhan, Jim Scorgie, Osman Mc¬ Millan and Ralph Cole complete the squad. ORATORY (Continued from page 15) an oratorical contest in which ten or twelve students are entered, instead of just two or three. So, next year, let’s show that Walkerville Collegiate really has a great number of speakers of which it can boast. CADET NEWS (Continued from page 43) centuries. The fiery courageous Camer¬ on warriors have distinguished them¬ selves in battle since the Jacobite Rebel¬ lions. At the present time descendants of the original Camerons are serving with the 79th Regiment Cameron High¬ landers and the Black Watch. Any article on our 1939 Cadet Corps would be incomplete without special mention of Walter Little, our capable O.C., and Tom Robson who succeeded him for their Majesties’ visit. Our congratulations and best wishes go to Gordon McGorman, our new O.C. and Norman Crapper our new band¬ master. We feel sure they will fill their responsible positions with the smart- nes and geniality becoming our senior cadet officers. To Jim Fleming, Irwin Richards, Doug Dalgleish, Roy Dickie and Alvin Cormier of the Essex Scottish C.A.S.F., Bill Davidson, R.A.F. and Ray Little- hale, Royal Canadian Navy, cadets who have “graduated” from the ranks of our cadet corps to the Active Service Forces we extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes. The best of luck, boys. Page seventy seven