Wycliffe College - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Hockey with Me 'Wycliffe 50177 ts ' .v ' X U.. ii it 5 , . T - Rza -- 'A . V ,...,.s-w--wr-Y N . A - - W , .f srggggg F 1, F Q ,-'.. 1 1 e Q 1 r -- BACK ROW L-R: Joe McNeil, Robin Newton-Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Howard Fisher, Dave Fisher, Mike Moffat, Mike Evans, Ron Conrad, Earl Stafford, Ralph Rowe, Jon Halse, Robin Vollner, AI Tamburri, Paul Frost. FRONT ROW: Bill Kibblewhite, Graham Francis, Dr. Hunt, Jim Pett, Walter Melnyk. ABSENT: Philip Velpel. l have been asked to write this treatise early in the season and so cannot present a summation but only a projection. With half of the season over we have a record of 1 - 2 - 1. This does not appear too encouraging, how- ever, it must be taken into account that it represents 3 more points already than the team had last year at the end of the season. The team this year has been great on spirit and desire and thus has been a pleasure to be associated with. l would like to acknowledge the very apt coaching of Joe McNeil and the managing by Robin Newton-Smith. The addi- tion of a few key players and two good goal- tenders has greatly strengthened the team. With four games remaining we definitely have a chance for the play-offs which will undoubt- ably be a break-through for the team. Also l would like to thank our few loyal fans who consistently come out to cheer us on. As a goalie l would like to point out that our goals- against-average is very respectable as follows: GP GA AVG. Q11 Graham Francis 4 10 2.50 1311 Jim Pett 4 12 3.00 Our leading scorer right now is Howard Fisher with 3 goals and 6 assists for 9 points. In concluding it has to be said that de- spite our record in future games we have proved that Wycliffe can ice a good team and we look forward to a standing nucleus that will lead us to brighter years ahead. Thanks to all for the help that I have received and good luck to the team. T Graham Francis General Manager and Coach .QI 1

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' .I BACK ROW L-R: Gib Mclntee, Eric Ling, Tom Little, Richard Obadiah, Rene Aoanan. FRONT ROW: Bill Kibblewhite, Ray Ng, Earl Stafford, Glenn Sim, Ralph Rowe. The Wycliffe College Volleyball Team was forced this year to enter a higher division in intramural competition than in previous years. Despite this initial setback, vve did well through the early part of the season. After suffering a disappointing slump in mid-season, we came back strongly and attained a playoff position where we were forced to bow to a superior Engineering squad. Ourthanks to all who participated during the season, especially stalwarts Ralph Rowe, Gord l.eSueur, Richard Obadiah, Jon Halse, Derek l-loskin, and Jonathan Earle, who stayed with it during the entire season. Better luck next year! T Dave Beattie, mgr. Basketball According to some of the old sport Jocks, Wycliffe has one of the best balanced basket- ball teams in many a year. Two solid lines make up the Wycliffe contingent, truly an awesome sight to the opponents. The team began the season in fine fashion, taking a shattering 23 - 22 victory over Engineering V. This was a come-from-behind victory, the team scoring 5 points in the dying minutes of the game and holding the hapless Engineers to a goose egg. Superior conditioning and the ability to come through under pressure pro- vided the necessary margin for the smashing victory. Apparently, vvord spread around about thistremendous feat, this completely demoral- ized Medicine D, our next opponent. They did not show up for their game. This gave Wycliffe a 2 - O record and first place in the standings at that point. Unfortunately, due to the Cap and Gown deadline, subsequent play by the venerable team could not be reported. T Gib lVlclntee Volleyball rem P' gr 29 BACK ROW L-R: Ralph Rowe, Bill Kibblewhite .Ll Johnathan Halse, John Wynburne. FRONT ROW: George Cheung, Josh Earle, Paul Frost.