Danforth Technical School - Tech Tatler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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TECH THTLER KINGSTON Mr. Ma.ckay's radio special- ist. Vice-president in charge of school sound production. Worries how national anthem sounds. McCARTNEY Got a new pair of glasses. but can't see any further than before. Sets typing rec- ords for class. PAYNE Rated Gulliver at 6'3 . the class' lengthiest. Always first out to lunch. Gets caught playing truant. ROWICKI Biggest man in the class. Swims like a stone but is an o.k. guy. Tries hard and gets results. Is taking Spanish re M5. URBANO Cross-country runner. When a, girl asks him into her par- louryhe replies, Gotta go tuh th' ROY ARMITAGE, 14K A two-minute to nine hust- ler. He shines at chesterfield sports. Attends school when not at a show. DOUG HAZELTON Owns a. model A. Always has a new girl. Say's he'll marry one in 1950. -. A Q 1 1 jx .' Qi V ,Q E 1 . - tl X M? ffai .5 ff. - 2 uv: ....,,., S hifi ..,.. S' W if . ' I P ' grief V' H: . 'E::3 Y . 1 like 32352 'Q I V -:Y A U ' Lp. ' K' , . 1.2.-ew.. H, K s I 'A 1 3 I , f V -its 5 A , 23 MACKAY Made half-back on the sen- lor rugby team. As jokester keeps the boys in stitches with his tales about women. NASH Veronica The only boy in the class that uses perox- ide. One of the fools taking Spanish. Played junior rugby this year. RAY PRATT One of I4'S best liked in- tellectualsg can argue with anyone and prove he's right. Dances and has only one steady . TYRRELL Helps Mr. Adams when he beats up Bentley. Comrade to Cross. WORVWOOD Makes his own home-made brew and drinks it. Tries hard and gets results. The boy that's never away. BOB DUNCAN Claims his motor-bike will do 50 m.p h. Hopes to have his fiwn car built by 1950. Knows Wl1ef's wrong with the Leafs . JIM JOHNSON Used Same razor blade since 1942. Never buys his own faqs Plays hockey and base- ball.

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f 1 22 FRANK McLENNAN Never laughs, talks, or breathes aloud, but claims he is alive. Hobbies: Skiing. machine shop, silence, and Esquire. DOUG WARRINGTON Owns a pre-war Ford, Known as Rocket to the senior rugby team. Finds a new heart throb every Friday at the Club. IVAN MORRISON Ivan the Great ! Plays a terrific game of hockey in the nets: but is just breaking in with the girls. Is well liked by the boys. BENTLEY Played junior rugby this year. Takes a beating from Mr. Adams and Tyrrel. DANCY Our hockey player. Likes sleeping on his right arm. Also likes eating. Mr. Mackay's little opportunlst. DEPEW Always talks loudly. Sleeps on left arm in A40. Has steady girl, Doreen, and drives own car. GLENDENNING The B.B.C. sports reporter from London. Played senior rugby this year. UQ :. i E 7' ' j V ,ivi - ..l .21 HC , Q- cv -- s ,gf W ...zz is if i :55.,w :ww fav' L' -llh , li A- . f - gli .. . W ,sawhai T ' . -f., -:. M... ..,. Q... ,. ., -iii-'ii ' , , ,W . ' A gg. --r Q-9.33 3:2 : A 'ii 2 4 Z -1 f ' f Q I 5 ?'2:3'f33fQZi.'f4 ,- l I .. . .. -z vm. 123- ' -- .4 f- 'ii-2,7512 .5 Wifi X3 ' - I 5' L - ff- 1- ' if: A . . .,: ' .. ..... ff 5-3 if 'esi 623231 1 J., D L fra .f mn M4 V - M- - V..-44 If I , 5?WE .. ,. .f JK- - .2-11? .: l 1 ,+ Y If 411: , eff' t 4 if 'B+ -4-.M .. 9 if 75,4 1 ew ff 1 f I Ei? A914 , ' .5-sz-.v is f- 1 9,414 W 6, . . 943, . , 1 1 Q w af fix ayagaae 'ga . A il gf , -if awff a5.ga TECH THTLER ALLAN McCARROLL - Fulcher's right arm. Quite a wolf at heart, but won't admit it. Why is he always it his locker? Plunging game of basketball. DONALD SCOTT Sam's Boy. The strong silent type? Knows all the answers - so he tells us. Chief ambitions: Head office boy and basketball star. BARTHOLOMEW, I4G This left inside on the senior rugby squad gets ex- cited when he dances with P. C. The dear. dear hunter! CROSS Comrade Cross was voted the man with the hair-line most likely to recede. HOWARD DAWSON Now busy making his first million at National Electric. ETHERINGTON Y-clept Turtle. Slide- rule genius. Takes Spanish to get into M5. Works for Mr. Mackay in his lunch period. HUTCHISON Says not to mention women in his obituary. Laughs at Dancy.

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24 MASA KAWAGUCHI Drives own car - when it runs. The only prospective mechanic in the class. DON SINCLAIR Seen quite often with a. little red-head. Works part- time on a car-lot. He's really e. bright student. BOYER, MMS A serious-minded steam en- gine builder whose feats equal Watt's. He uses his papa's car to get to school. DART A guy from the sticks who loves sports, especially par- lour-rugby. Hey Jack, who's the girl! Not Betty! DONALD Mr. MacPhee's best pupil. Ahem! An ardent Argo fan. at the Stadium he's a one- man cheering section for Joe Krol. GARD Sees only two bright mo- ments in the school day -- l2.20 and 3.20. Barry pumps trumpet in school orchestra. HULCOOP An up and coming young- ster who pays particular at- tention to Grade IX girls. Im- Droving his rugby with aid of Drnalci. Gard. and Dolson. . 1 .R ., i igigi ES! . gm.: .,' 4.41 B.. 1 ' A ' 'S f: ,:,:Q,.1:f.:...:I.Eff,Q.Iiiif:iffffl:iff3fI':1:f:':ff1ff:fffvf:51 : ':l:':5:':': cQ' iw i fi lz' : ' : : 5': 3 ' : 4 -. -oi.-Yr ,l il . -gn.: -' , ,,,,f.,. . ....-..r:.,.5.l,.,,.: .:.-er.:-...-V - f - X ri. :,- -sf . - ' Qin? QQ: .:g.-335.5 ,1,, . 3 ' . H .- 1 - . Z 1 . .Fe 5-:.:. ' f gs f r V. fe,- 6 1 'W a - at l. :Sr 1 - ,al ..v '-.-, V ' ' ' .11 ' '.l. 235.5 , -.,, . I ' ,1V., 9 .....- ,W ,,...,,..l.. i ...,.......,,., ... WJ' 1lw .z:f,t E frf.:..2:::i1.'v.',z.'1.:'g,-:--.K '--iw : A- v- .,,-5 gm-gf .,1 +j' ' K X .r TECH THTLER ROY RIVERS A Sock man from Herbert Hosiery. Drives teachers mad with his answers. Saw the Rockies last summer. BILL WILSON A really sharp dresser, he patronizes the Club. Spends half of his school term at Loews Theatre. CARSWELL One of the many hicks in the form. Considers himself a. one-man rugby team. Spends most of his time and money at Royals with dolls. IJOLSON Blows tenor in the school sax section. Nuts about music and the women who usually go with it. ETO Sam blows tenor sax for the school orchestra too. A be-bop fan he's also crazy about such artists as Dizzy Gillespie. A jazz fiend. HOPKINSON Hop does the four-mile :ross-country jog in a flat 62 min. 4 sec. A serious-mind- ed machinist, he thinks of nothing but women. HUMPHRIES Pool shark of the I4M knob- twirlers. Doesn't like the wo- men's long skirts but says he has a good memory. We don't doubt it.