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

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Track Team Wycliffe fielded a strong team in the ln- E tramural Track Meet which was held on Tuesday evening, February 1. Unfortunately the meet took place after the Qp and Gown had gone to press. A strong showing was anticipated in the four relay events andthe individual mile run. Making up the teamwere Paul Frost, Glenn Sim, Tom Little, John Wyn- burne, Josh Earle, Ralph Rowe, Bruce Mc- Callum, Walter Melnyk, Dave Beattie, Gib Mclntee, Jon Halse, Earl Stafford, Bill Kibble- white, and Gary MacDowall. T Bill Klbblewhite, manager. Ed. Note: Running together, the Team captured second place in the University of Toronto Intramural Track Meet. Congratulations!! For the Finest in Sports Equipment People in the Know look to SPORTING GOODS 30 Mobile Dr. - Toronto 16 - 7 5 7 - 2 8 4 4 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.

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