Cathedral High School - Orbit Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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FRONT: J, Harrington, L. Doucet, R. Crabbe, M. Dowd, H. Charszewski, J. 12-4 Lawrence, B. Hudeeki, M, Dobbie, M. Clushrnan, B. Cronk, M. Myer, B. MCI-iie P. Herod. ROW TWO: C. Mendurk, I. O'Connor, L. Feeney, M. Dolgos, M. Majzel D. Adoranti, M. A. Stanko, R. Delaney, J. Nichol,E.C1iardinello, S. Majda, K. Allan, M. Ellis, ROW THREE: M. ChoPP, J. Pundius, L. Giavedoni, C. Kellener Y. Attard, A. Mauro, A. Ryce, D, Morin, M. Morassutti, P. Tolmie, H. Nerneth, A Reko, B. Swick, J. Allan, ABSENT: B, Richards. FRONT: M. Curran, G. Herrnan, E. Hozian, T. Jarabek, L. Evans, C. Vincec, J Lisson, R. Muraca. ROW TWO: C. Labatt, M. Festing, B, Hornby, B. Whittaker, M. Ricci, P. Higgs, D. Cortiula, P. Golden, G. Simioni, P. O'Dowd, A, Mazur ROW THREE: C. A. Whelan, A. Antolin, C. Fenton, V. lnfurnari, C. Scime, D McKay, A. Garnick, D. Knappe, E. Nella, M. Emerson, C. Havers, A, Gravelle M. Harakal, L. Malar. ROW FOUR: E. Bordas, V, Taylor, A, Savelli, B, Crechiloi ABSENT: C. McNulty, M. McLaughlin, B. Mclnerny, 12-2

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They Wanted XX, W light Un The W 5uhiect...Aml 'X They Get lt! If was people wifh inquisifiveness and a sense of experimenf in 'Ihe early, sfruggling days of Hamilfon +haI broughi' Ihe firsr lighiing Io homes and facfories. ln a liffle coffage on Main Sfreei. a family ihaf had been engaged in Ihe worlu in England, produced Ihe firsf sulphur maich in I830. Then Ihe firsf use of nafural gas as an illuminan+ in Canada was in The Old Mill a+ Mouni' Albion, on +he easlern parf of Ihe mouniain. The Young brofhers oi iviamilion fool: a role in i+, foo, by following up wifh +he use of pefroleum in Ihe shape of a burner for 'Ihe family lamp - somefhing quife new for Canadians. Famous in fhis line was Charles Willson, a chemisi of Yorl: Sfreef, who discov- ered ace+ylene gas - one of Ihe more remarkable individual achievemenis in fhe growing Iown. Willson had a small room over a blaclcsmilh shop and lilred 'Io 'I'ry his Ialenf in experimenfs. THROUGH EXPERIMENT AND ORGANIZATION THE GREAT INDUS- TRIAL TRIUMPHS OF HAMILTON HAVE MADE ITS NAME FAMOUS . . . WITH IT HAS GROWN THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR, NOW MORE THAN IIO YEARS OLD, AND AT A CIRCULATION FIGURE OF OVER I00,000 COPIES EVERY DAY. To be SURE of what you read - Be Sure to read . E r Hmnilliamm Slim aim' SERVING CANADA'S GOLDEN HORSESHOE Esiablished l846

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I-'IHST ROW: G. Donnelly, L. XICGoldriek, L. Bereza, J. Morin, V. Velenosi, G. Krzyzanow- sk. .-X. Garrison, K. McGrath, M. Murray, D. Martin, M. Peters, M. C. Marshall. SECOND ROW: M. Hoenan, C. Dodds, A. Yon, M. Maslowski, M. Hoy, C. Masney, D. Murray, K. O'- Heefe, M. Nlarcuzzi, S. Callon. THIRD HOW: J. Mariasli, B. Whelan, M. Martini, L. Finochio, S. McHugh, L. Wilcox, Y. XX ehling, H. Matko, R. Morreale, E. Vargo, D. Mucha, G. Cipolla, A. Hin. FOVFITH ROW: B. Holubeslien, S. Cliarlebois, C. Napoli, C. Moreau. 11-1 FRUIT HOW: H. Geble, J. Gowland, L. Morelli, D, D'Alessandro, D. Egan, M,Nardel1a A. Sfqapinello, P. Czarny. SECOND ROW: J. Majawski, D. Youell, G. Priems, C. Belair, M Rarnacgkers, J. Swaine, S. Snaidero, B. Toliver, H. Costie, C. Hulley, C. Hrysko. THIRD ROW E. Rleegan, E. Klontesanto, L. Mielko, D. Currie, A. Toliver, P. Osier, L. Neubauer, J. Wil- liarns, M. Green, M. Miszuk, L. LaRof-helle, M. Hinca, ROW FOUR: J. Prince, I. Nunziato. 11,0