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

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The Danforth Tech Dance Band Annual Cadet Inspection The School Orchestra Canada's Largest Royal Canadian Air Cadets' YVing TECH TFITLER I ll I . ' ,gm ,-,, -r .,, I V

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TECH THTLER 73 NOW WHAT HAPPENED T0 ------- ? ,aww mira eazzwzaz Ly me swam, fza. -1.5. '37 Ken Bundy CD.T.S. '35-Matriculationb. For- mer president of Students' Councilg four years as R.C.A.F. pilot, retiring as FfLieut. Returned to T. Eaton Co. as manager of Pine Room at College Street Store. Now runs own highly successful drive-in cleaning establish- ment on Eastern Avenue, Toronto. Hopes eventually to add a laundry and a men's tailoring shop. Kent Davis CD.T.S. '38-Matriculationb. With T.C.A. ferries trans-Atlantic between Canada and British Isles. Mrs. Davis, nee Norma French, a graduate dietition from Varsity, taught English and French at Danforth Tech. for a short time. As student at D.T.S. was secretary of Students' Council. Jack Eastaugh CD.T.S. '33-Matriculationi. Taught at Bowmanville School for Boys and at Danforth Park P.S. before graduating from U. of T. On staff at D.T.S. until enlistment in R.C.A.F. Returned to Tech. staff and shortly thereafter was chosen head of boys' schools at Bowmanville and Galt. With his administrative gifts combines considerable artistic talent as evidenced by the collection of paintings of the English Lake Country which was exhibited at the school. Muriel Kilby CD.T.S. '48-Matriculationb. Has beenuplaying the marimba since she was ten and in the nine years since has given innumerable recitals in Canada and the 'States, appearing six times as soloist with the Toronto Symphony. During the past winter she has brightened up a number of the Toronto Star's Good Music Concerts. Ambitious to become a concert pianist, she is now at the Royal Conservatory of Music studying on the Ada Wagstaff Harris Piano Scholarship. Frank Lyon CD.T.S. '42-Matriculationb. Graduated from Varsity's School of Forestry and now heads the Research Section of the Northwestern Region of the Department of Lands and Forests. Helen Munro CD.T.S. '37-Vocationalb. Now she is Helen Stephens, a popular Toronto fashion model at such shows as the Inter- national Trade Fair and the Royal Winter Fair. Husband Jack, a former all-round ath- lete who graduated in architecture, planned the remodelling of their home while Helen used her dress-making training to do the drapes and curtains. Result: pictures of every room and a write-up recently appeared in a widely-read Canadian magazine. Rex Punchard CD.T.S. '24--Matriculationi. A key man with the Northern Electric Com- pany's Electronics Division at Belleville working on radar projects. Has travelled all over the U.S. and the Alcan Highway assisting in experiments with the R.C.A.F. N-E lent him to Research Enterprises in To- ronto during the war. Muriel Kilby, D.T.S. '48

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Tec:-1 miter: EXCHHFIGES 75 For the past few years, the TATLER has not had an Exchange department. How- ever, we have received many year-books from schools in Ontario and other provinces. Some of these schools have not received TATLERS in exchange. This year we hope to send a copy of our magazine to every school with which we have previously ex- changed year-books. The following are a few items selected from the annuals which have come to our desk: Philosophy No. 1. Lives there a student, with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said, Homework be darned, I'm going to bed. -Blue and White, Walkerville Collegiate. Short-short Action Story. A mule in a barnyard-lazy and slick, A boy with a pin on the end of a stick. Boy steps behind him as still as a mouse . . . Crepe on the door of the little boy's house. -The Scarboro Bluff, Scarboro Collegiate The Advantages of Playing Rugby. I draw the line at kissing She said in accents fine, But he was a rugby player And so he crossed the line. -The Volt, Ingersoll Collegiate. Hey, you! shouted the policeman to the fifth form student who was driving through town with his best girl beside him, Use both hands! Can't do it, the student replied. I need one to drive with. -The Argosy, Central Commerce fHamiltonJ If you stay overnight at my house, you'l1 have to make your own bed. I don't mind. Here's a hammer and saw. -The Boomerang, Brockville Collegiate. Philosophy No. 2. Laugh and the class laughs with youg Go to the office and you go alone. -The Towers W. D. Lowe, Vocational, CWindsorJ THE JACK FRASER STCRES Menis and Boys' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS SPORTSWEAR CDD SLACKS U SEE FRASER FIRST Pape and Danforth 2634 Danforth Avenue