Forster Secondary School - Spartalogue Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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‘THE SPARTALOGUE 1952 Page Thirteen Commercial Graduates JEAN ALEXANDER (Ir. Malric and Comm.) S.A. Library, choir, operettta Desc. Blue-Jean Amb. To learn to wait! and polka Ful. Jivin ' with Jim BETTY BATE (It. Malric and Comm.) S.A. Basketball, volleyball, swim¬ ming. track, drama, choir. Spartalogue Desc. Happy-Go-Lucky Amb. Bookkeeper Fut. Bookie BARBARA BENNETT Hr. Matric and Comm.) S.A. Ecclesia. library, drama. choir Desc. Chic Amb. To cook Ful. Slewed ELIZABETH BRUCE (It. Malric and Comm.) S.A. Dance Committee, library. volleyball, official scorer Desc. Charming Amb. To visit China Fuf. In the Orient JOAN CUMMINGS (Commercial Diploma) S.A. Volleyball Desc. Short and sweet Amb. To ioin the Air Force Fut. Sky high ■ ii MARJORIE QUAYLE ICommercial Diploma) S.A. Volleyball. Spartalogue Desc. Affable Amb. To ioin the Waves Fut. Seasick BERNICE ROBINSON (It. Malric and Comm.) S.A. Drama, choir. Spartalogue Desc. Curly Amb. To learn to type Fut. Bound to Bob JOAN RUDKIN (Ir. Malric and Comm.) S.A. Basketball, volleyball, swim¬ ming. drama, track. Sparta¬ logue. Ecclesia Desc. Shy’? Amb. Man-hater FuL Girling SHIRLEY STERRY (Ir. Malric and Comm.) S.A. Spartalogue. drama, cheer leader, operetta Desc. Tom girl Amb. To be a Taylor Fut. Well-suited IRENE STRETAVSKY (Ir. Malric and Comm.) S.A. Spartalogue. drama Desc. Dreamer Amb. To raise thoroughbreds Fut. Working in a glue factory

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Page Twelve THE SPARTALOGUE 1952 Upper School EDWARD SKOCZEN S.A. Football, basketball, track. choir, operetta. Ecclesia Desc. Laughing-boy Amb. To see Paris Fut. ' Tollies Bergere MELVIN STEINHART S.A. Drama. Spartaloque. Ecclesia. Signals Desc. Goose Amb. Dentist Fut. Flying South DIANE STEPHEN S.A. Drama. Spartalogue Desc. Easy-going Amb. Lab. Technician Fut. Cliff dweller GEORGE SUTTON S.A. Ecclesia. football, basket¬ ball. swimming. Spartalogue Desc. Moose Amb. Teacher Fut. Sallying forth STEVEN SZEKESY S.A. Hockey Desc. Reserved Amb. To study phonetics Fut. What makes a phon-ee-tic? JOHN THOMSON S.A. Football, basketball, track. swimming Desc. Inscrutable Amb. Welder Fut. Chief welder at Thomson’s Welding Service ROBERT WEILS S.A. Hockey. Operetta Desc. Well .... Amb. Well. Weill Fut. Well. Well. Weill! COMMERCIAL IRENE CUNNINGHAM (It. Matric and Comm.) S.A. Basketball, volleyball. drama, choir, swimming Desc. Blue eyes Amb. To be a teller Fut. Telling fairy tales MYRNA WRIGHT S.A. Drama Desc. Always Wright Amb. Commercial artist Fut. Comment ga va? GRADUATES ELLA EBERWEIN (It. Matric and Comm.) S.A. Basketball, volleyball. drama, track. Ecclesia. choir Desc. Gabby Amb. To raise Coutties Fut. A house full

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Page Fourteen 1952 “THE SPARTALOGUE — What ' s He Doing Now? NAME PRESENT LOCATION OCCUPATION OR COURSE BARBARA ADAMS HOWARD ALLAN BETTE BUCHANAN ELIZABETH CHERY BILL CORBETT VICTOR DOMAGALA LESLIE DOWDELL EVELYN ENGLAND PATRICIA FILLINGHAM DAVID GATFIELD EDWARD HALVERSON CAROL HEAD DOROTHY HOPPS LORNE HUNTER SUSAN LECHMAN FRED MacLENNAN SHEILA MALCOLM KENNETH McCUAIG LILLIAN MITCHELL GERALD PATTERSON KATHLEEN PILLON JOYCE POSTLETHWAITE ROSS ROBINSON PATRICIA RICKERBY GORDON SCRATCH ROBERT SRIGLEY HELEN STRETAVSKY ROBERT WALKER DONNA WISEMAN J. T. Wing Co. Imperial Bank of Canada Florida Assumption College Stephen ' s Accounting Stephen ' s Accounting Assumption College Normal School Grace Hospital Queen ' s University Montreal MacDonald Hall H. E. P. C. Duplate Glass Assumption College University of Western Ontario Stenographer Bookkeeper Secretary Lab Technician Accountant Accountant B. A. Course Teacher Student Nurse Medicine Working in atomic plant Home Economics Stenographer Temporary employment Lab Technician Business Administration Confederation Life Insurance Stenographer Medicine University of Toronto University of Toronto Ford Trade School Bank Board of Education Normal School Windsor Business College Ford Motor Company Wayne University Manufacturer ' s Life Insurance Imperial Bank of Canada Windsor Medical Office Teacher Industrial Design Clerk Stenographer Teacher Senior Business Course Office B. A. Degree Stenographer Clerk Bookkeeper Mr. Forster. Mr. Gilbert. Mr. Ord, Mr. Ball. Mr. Robinson. Mr. Marshall. Mr. Noble Since the completion of our addition, we have had many visitors inspecting the new rooms which are Mr. Forster ' s pride and joy. Among these have been the principals of the other Windsor secondary schools, a group of teachers from Monroe County, Michigan, and the members of the Board of Education. Pictured above are the secondary school principals with Mr. Noble and Mr. Robinson, after a tasty chicken dinner served by Miss Grant ' s Home Economics class. Staff Changes This year ' s addition to the staff from the University of Western Ontario is Mr. Krol, who teaches history and physical education. Mr. Krol, a star athlete during his high school years at Kennedy Collegiate, has now taken over the coaching of the senior basket¬ ball team and has been a great help to Mr. Steadman with the senior football team. We sincerely hope that Mr. Krol will enjoy his work at Sandwich. Mrs. George Boyd graciously consented to come to Sandwich as a half-day teacher . She has after¬ noon classes of French. By the way, the little fellow who lent his talent and personality to the Mikado cast was none other than Mrs. Boyd ' s young son Stewey . Miss Marian Ellis left in her little Hillman Minx to take a new position at Leaside Collegiate in Toronto. All of us knew Miss Ellis as a good friend and excellent teacher. Everyone joins in wishing her luck and happiness in the future. Another popular teacher who has left our midst is Mrs. Pressnail, better known to the student body as Miss Spracklin. We wish her luck in her new position at Brooklin Continuation School.