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

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1? TECH TFITLER Danforth Tech Ex-Students' Hssociation Executive 1949-50 TOP ROW: Tom Wagner, Presidentg Ken McMartin, First Vice-Presidentg Joan Cranstoun, Second Vice-President: Neil Upshall, Treasurer, Ed Buscombe, Past President. LOWER ROW: Isabelle Alexander, Councillorg Ken B u n d y, Publicity Chairmang Paul Whitehead, Councillorg Helen Smith, Councillor. NOLU LUI-IRT HHPPEHED TO ------ ? fqfamni llfafei ealfedfecf from Jfefze amd 7fame Tom Wagner iD. T. S. '39-Industriallz Year and half overseas with RCAF, No. 420 Squadron, rank on retirement, acting Flight-Lieutenant. Post-war career: three years selling for Acme Paper Products, one year as branch manager for Royal Typewriter Co.g now has own company, Albany Paper Products. Enthusiastic about D.T.S. evening classes in public speaking and job as President of Tech Ex-Students' Association for 1949-50. Helen Smith lD.T.S. '39-Dressmakingjz Councillor on Ex-Students' Executive this year. Hobbies - photography and dress- making. At present a designer with Para- dise Children's Wear Ltd. Hopes to add a wedding band to an engagement ring in the near future. Isabelle Alexander CD.T.S. '49-Cookingb : Apprenticed at Eaton's Georgian Room Bake-Shop, specializing in cake decoration. Member Ex-Students' Executive and hon- orary member Junior Red Cross. Hobbies: roller-skating, dancing, basketball. Ken McMartin fD.T.S. '48-Printingb: First Vice-President Ex-Students' Asso- ciation. Now with printing department of Crouse-Hinds Electric. Hobbies: record- collecting. writing both prose and verse, forest conservation, and the outdoors. Joan Cranstoun fD.T.S. '45-Matricula tionJ: Second Vice-President of Ex-Stu- dents' Association. Manages two careers and an interesting personal life. A bul- wark of the Bell Telephone accounting staff for forty hours a weekg a member of American Guild of Variety Artists, she uses much of her leisure for a professional dancing career. Anxious to see the Ex- Students' Association enlarge and have more social affairs, especially a formal dance. E. G. Buscombe CD.T.S. '37-Electricall: Put Tech training to good use for four years after leaving school, working on matters electrical with D. M. Fraser Ltd. and Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co. Ltd. After spending 1942-45 with the R.C.N., returned to Fraser's switchgear division. Now is plant foreman. Past-pres- ident of Tech Ex-Studentsg member of Canadian Welding Society, Young Men's Advertising and Sales Club, Masonic Order, and Y.M.C.A. Ross McKay CD.T.S. '39-Matriculationj: To Washington, D.C., in 1944. Lives in Alexandria, Virginia, three miles from the Pentagon. Printer with NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC. Visited D.T.S. October 7, 1949.

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TECH THTLER ANDREWS, BILL, M5AfOne of M5's great thinkers . Ped- dles a mcan bicycle. Has con- siderable trouble with female fans attracted by his curly 1 fy hair. BEATON, BRIAN, M5A-Cam- era Club enthusiast. One of M5's great thinkers . A cut- up in Miss Locklin's class. Has more girl friends than Mr. Hocking has stencils. CORPS, DEREK, MSA,-A hard- working gent who is deter- mined to get his year. Brings a radio for entertainment in French classes. Can't fool Mr. Foley. though. ELLIS, GEOFFERY, M5A- Pass-catching end on the sen- ior rugby team. A crack marksman on the rifle team. VVho's his girl friend! GRAI-IAM, BRUCE, MSA-One of Ellis's followers. Eats at the same table in the cafe- teria everyday. Pin-up boy of the girls in chemistry. Witty sense of humour. IIALES, DICK, M5A-Champ- ion gymnast. Bartle's shadow. Has a better half ln V3A. Another hard-hitting football player. One of Mr. Crlghton's pals. KING. CORD, MSA-Athletic rep. and class gym capt. Gets whistles with his s ho es. Knows how to figger in al- gebra. Where did he get that curly hair! 13 BARTLE, DON, M5AfAll-star half-back on the senior rugby team. Scholarship winner. When he gets mad in F'i'en:'h, zvfn Mr. Foley shakes. CHEESEMAN, BARRY, MSA- First string lineman on the rugby team. A quick thinker concerning afternoon absence. Has ai younger but bigger brother ln M3. ELLIS, D 0 N, MSA-Spends time with the Air Force. Good in all subjects. Noted for his tartan shirts. Has a budd ng senee of humour. FRAME, JIM. M5A-Lineman on senior iugby team. Friday Nite Club Treasurer, and Stu- dents' Council rep. Can beat Pearson at pool, HANKS, GORD, MSA-Classfs fastest swimmer. Works in his dad's butcher shop after school. Whom does he drive home? HOPKINS, JOHN. MSA Class president. Reporter for the High News. The brains of the Frame. Hopk ns. and Chee+e- man ring in French. LEDLIE, IRWIN, M5A-Cross- Country champ Ior three years ln a row. Goes home for lunch every day. A smoothy on the dance floor.