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

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Charles Vernes—Senior Diving; Eileen Peterson—Junior Diving; Janet Barnby—Senior Back Stroke; John Douglas— Senior Backstroke; Janet Caza—Junior City Champ; Frances Burns—Senior City Champ; Marian Brough—Senior Relay; Jim Glinski—Junior Backstroke. Bsck Row: L. Karpenko. W. Rankine, S. Kola- dich, G. Pavelich, J. Dulvick. Front Row: Mr. C. T. Bunt, F. Hutton, J. Corr, F. Joyce, I. Main, A. Filipov, Mr. W. N. Ball. CHAMPIONS BOYS SWIMMING TEAM—1948 Champions Back: Mr. Nighswander. P. Wodchis, K. Fraser, P. Levin, P. Crowe, B. Martin, J. Francom, Mr. D. Waddell. Front: B. Douglas, J. Stephens, J. Douglas, D. Enkin, D. Forsyth, E. Woods, J. Patkau, B. Glinski, D. Elrtx.

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BLUE AND WHITE 1949 A PAGE OF R.M.C. RIFLE CHAMPIONS Back: J. Corr, J. Dulvick. A. Filipov, V. Spa- kowski, N. Tmoshenko, J. Pearce. Front: Mr. C. T. Bunt, Instructor, I. Main, F. Joyce, W. N. Ball, Principal, T. Simpson, F. Hutton, Lt.-Col. D. C. O ' Brien. W.O.S.S.A. SOCCER CHAMPS Back: W. N. Ball. Principal, M. Vorkapich, R. Allen, J. Welsh, D. Long, D. Allison. W. Suboch, T. Eehlirt. R. Cooke. I. A. Allison. Director. Centre: G. Micklea, P. Mansfield, W. Rapin- chuk, A. Inchowick, Capt., W. Young, Coach. G. Puioll, G. Robinson, S. Vorkapich. Front: C. Neilson, E. Rose. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM W.O.S.S.A. CHAMPIONS Back: F. Burns, E. Parker, D. Lawton, W. N. Ball, Principal. J. Love, P. Mouzas, B. Marsh. Centre: Miss O. Saunders, Coach, J. Palmer, S. Dayus, J. Damashe, Capt., J. Chalmers, D. Chapman, Mrs. I. Todgham. Front: I. Spakowski, A. Sargent.

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r 56 B L U E A N D W H I T E 19 4 9 GOLF In 1948, W.C.I. ' s golf team placed fourth in the city meet. Considering that they had no practice, this was a very good showing. The members of the team were Hugh Morris, with a score of 87, Boh Haydon—96, Ian Main—98 and John Douglas—115. BOYS ' SWIMMING Walkervillc, for the second con¬ secutive year, won the combined Boys’ Championship by six points. For group championships, the Sen¬ iors were squeezed out by Assump¬ tion, and the Juniors by Kennedy. John Douglas was runner-up for the Individual Senior Championship, and Jim Glinski was tied with two other boys from Kennedy for the Junior. The coaches, Mr. Nighs- wander and Mr. Waddell, and the trainer. Dave Knkin, spent con¬ siderable time moulding this fine team. For the Seniors, Chuck Vcrnes won the diving; John Douglas easi¬ ly won the 40-vard hack stroke and placed second in the 100-yard free¬ style, for the high total of eight points; Dave Enkin broke the record for the 100-yard breast stroke but still lost to an Assumption swim¬ mer; Bernie Douglas placed second in the 200-vard free style; and Hugh Morris was third in the 40-yard free style. Luck was not with the relay team composed of John Douglas, Bob Martin. Hugh Morris and Don For¬ syth when they lost the 160-vard relay by about a foot. In Junior competition, Jim Glinski won the 40-yard hack stroke; Paul Levine was second in the 40-yard free style; Jerry Stephens took sec¬ ond place in diving; Ed Agnew gained a third in the 100-yard free style: and Bill Glinski copped fourth place in the 60-yard breast stroke. The Grade 10 relay team; hid Woods. Gord Archer. Sid Hodkin- son and Tom Walley won the 160- yard relay by a good length. In other relays, the Junior team; P. Levine. F.. Agnew, W. and J. Glin¬ ski lost by a few inches, and the Grade 9 team: K. Fraser. A. Hamil¬ ton. F.. Artico and R. Pintz came in second. This year, an extra attraction was the Mixed Medley Relay, a 120-yard Contest for the Lynne Trophy, don¬ ated by Stan Willimott. Tartan swimmers, Janet Ca .a, Frances Burns. John Douglas and Paul Le¬ vine won this event. Each member of the team winning this race is awarded a separate trophy. BOYS SWIMMING TEAM (1949) Back Row: Mr. D. Waddell, R, Martin, P. Crowe, A. Pargelan. A. Hamilton. R. Pentz. E. Agnew. K. Fraser, Mr. H. Nighswander. Front Row: H. Morris. J. Glinski, W. Glinski, E. Woods. O. Enkin, D. Forsyth, J. Douglas. P. Levin.