1952 Magnet Yearbook

down for it, on ly to be checked.
Ad rian wiley-c-Bv his own admission
t he best player in J arvia?"
Ron Rogers-A very smoot h player
who i:-; easy to watch. We hope his
ankle is all right again.
T revor Eyton - A hard-battling.
cen t re who played steadil y all season.
Geza Tobias-He is new to J a rvis,
but we soon ca me to kn ow him as he
proved hi mself to be a verv good
player
Stan Leibel-Wonder why Stan
doesn' t play in the las t two minutes of
each game ? Stan looks as if he will be
a top. notch plaver next year
Ia n Mcl'herson-c-H as a smooth set
shot. With a lit t le more practice th is
gua rd will be a perfecti onist.
J UNIOR BASKETBAL L
This veer's Junior Squad ha d a
comparatively s uccess f ul season as it
won eight out of its ten com petitive
league games. A rou sing team spirit
and good attendan ce at the ga mes
enabled the J un iors to reach the quarter-finals.
F ive points, however. .'\epa
rated t he team f rom t he semi-finals.
when they succumbed to H umber side
in a three-game, total-point ser ies.
In regular season play, the tea m
fi nish ed on top in t he Central Divislon
as it won six out of seven games.
Th eir only loss was to Ha r bord - by
two points. In th e other games. ou r
J un ior team beat Cent ral Comme rce
and Central Tech two games eac h by
over eight points in each game.
The team owes much of it s consistent
s uccess to :\lr .:\lcNair whose
able assistance did as much for th e
tea m as any player
INTER-FOR)! SPO RTS
The Inter-form sports have been
very well handled this rear bv Ron
)Iori and :\Ir Hill , and everyone ha s
had a good oppor tunity to enjoy th e
sports in which he was interested.
There has been a lot of keen competiti
on among' cer tai n form s which has
made the whole schedule verv interesting.
In the fall it was might.\· cold
at times, but 2F managed to win the
Lever Sc.'hoo\ rugby \\'ni\ e ~'E. too\\.
the Upper School. There was no interfor
m ice hockey this year owing to the
fact t hat there was no ice in the ya rd
and th e plan of going down to Alexandel'
Park's artificial rink seemed to be
doomed from the start bv the wea ther
AJo! usual, th ere was an Inter- form
baske t ball league with 4C taki ng t he
senior group an d 2B th e j unior Th ese
are t he games :'tI r Wa rren and .Mr
MeNair haunt looking for material.
In the spring of las t year, J arvis
declared a half holid ay for t he purpose
of hold ing the t ra ck meet. It
was a good meet, the feat ure bei ng
t he sen ior open mile which was won
by .Jack Segsworth. Th e 880 was won
by Ron Lofts who, we t hink, should
have won the city sem i-fina ls except
that he developed a st itch du ring the
race. All t he events-high-jump ing,
bro ad-j umping. pole vau lting, an d
shot put-ran off like clock work and
eve rvbodv went home happy even
th ough well cove red with dust fro m
our backvard du st bowl.
Down in the pool last February,
scarcely less tha n a ri ot was in pro ­
gress, what with the beautiful acousties
of th e pool room and t he shouts
01 some fifty boy" . However 3C finallv
wo n t he Upper School Swimming
Championship wh ile 2A topped
the Lower School.
This yea r has featured a Bad minton
tourn a ment and ma ny boys may
be see n battering the little birdie
around after school. but no winn ers
have been declared yet.
Th e floor hockey season is well
under wa .... now, but no champion.
sh ips hav e been decided. T he volley
ball is in progre ss too, but 4D looks
like t he winner to us !
HOCKEY
J a rvls. without eve n one J unior H
pla....er managed to win th ree games
out of nine t his year and finish ed in
seventh place in a te n team league.
Our victories were against Central
Tech 2·1, Norvoc 4-2, and 2·1 up set
vlctorv over Lawrence Pa r k.
Top scorers for th e tea m were
Cosma-c-S goals, Stua rt-2 goals.
Cox, Lead and Young scored one
goal each. Cox was a pill a r on defense
and was also ably assisted by Curry,
Haggard and Hocker
If th e league bans the use of J unior
B players nex t yea r, J ar vis should
be up am ong the leade rs.
'inc A.t'h\etic Coun6\ uas uone a
grand job this year in pro moting in·
te rform spor ts. Congrat ulations ! Th e
st ude nts owe a deep debt of appreclatio
n to :Mr Hill, .:\1 1' Warren, .:\11'
Jfc Nair, .\lr Pi ckering and .:\11' Ha·
gen. for the management of t he ac tl ­
vlt les after school.