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

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BLUE AND WHITE JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: F. Clarke, J. Crie, j. Dowharmik, J. Mann, A, Inchowich, K. Morris. FRONT ROW: T. Techko, J. Sago vac, Mr. Forman, C. Verncs, M, Kbzraa, Absent: S. Wasylyshyn. H. Schepanovsky, L Main. genms left hand shot and is always counted on to capture at least half of the rebounds off either backboard in a game. GLENN GILLILAND, right forward, heigh t 6.0, age 17, Glenn was the third member of Walkerville’s offense and operated from the pivot most of the time, Gilliland was a dangerous shot from the corner and could always be counted on to make a good share of the points in a game. Gilliland narrowly missed out mi the All-City first team hut landed a sec¬ ond team birth with ease, LEO POSTOVIT, rear guard height 5,09, age 17. Leo is the youngest and smallest member of the Walkerville quin¬ tet but if good things come in small packages this boy must have got a double dose. He possesses a very good one- handed shot and scores more than a guard usually does. JACK NEWBY, left guard, height 5.10, age 19, Jack is the mainstay of the Walk erville defence and although he does not set»re many points has a crack long shot and at times has flashed form befitting a forward. This is his last year at senior basketball and he also just missed out in making the All-City guard but made the position on the second team. JUNIOR BASKETBALL This vear ' s team, coached by Mr. Fur¬ man, played good basketball to finish the schedule in first place. Unfortunately, in the playoffs, the team lost to Kennedy who went on to become W.S.S.A, Cham¬ pions. All but three of this year ' s team will be seniors next year, and so Mr. For¬ man must build all over again, (Continued from Page 78) ing and co-operation, cleared the way for those who did score. A few of these are Reg. Switzer Jim Reece, Bob Huggard, Murray Lynn, and. of course, George Sales, who did such a good job when needed to replace Wilson. All these boys deserve a large amount of credit. Page Kishtv-One

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JUNIOR BOYS’ INTERFORM : D. Ryan. J. Darroch, I). Brown V : E. Skarhck. G. Puioll. D. C»ra r ' ( - ; 1 ' m w 1 mmm K Ww P JnjL r ' J