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

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Page Twelve “THE SPARTALOGUE 19 5 3 COMMERCIAL SHIRLEY JAMES (Commerciol) S.A. Keeping an eye on Eddie Desc. Good-natured Amb. Secretary Fut. Putting Eddie through College KATHELEEN KLINGBYLE (Commercial) S.A. Drama, Spartalogue, volleyball Desc. Curly Kitty Amb. Secretary Fut. Fixing broken typewriter keys HELEN LOKIEC (Commercial) S.A. Track, volleyball, basketball Desc. Pretty blond Amb. Travelling Secretary Fut. Fuller brush girl GAIL MORRIS (Jr. Matric and Commercial) S.A. Spartalogue, operetta, choir, cheer leader, dance committee Desc. ' M M Boy! Amb. To marry a hockey player Fut. Rich in La Salle EDA PYLYPIW (Commercial) S.A. Operetta, choir, drama Desc. Freda? no, Eda! Amb. Private secretary Fut. Posing for TONI TWIN ads FREDA PYLYPIW (Commercial) S.A. Spartalogue, volleyball Desc. Eda? no, Freda! Amb. Private secretary Fut. Which twin has the Toni? DOROTHY SMITH (Jr. Matric and Commercial) S.A. Choir, operetta, drama Desc. Smitty Amb. Secretary Fut. Boss ' s wife JOANNE SNEDDON (Jr. Matric and Commercial) S.A. Ecclesia, choir Amb. Secretary Desc. Reserved . . . Fut. For Johnny ELIZABETH STEER (Jr. Matric and Commercial) S.A. Choir, operetta, drama Desc. Curly Amb. Secretary Fut. Pleasant for Paul JOYCE WELLS (Jr. Matric and Commercial) S.A. Spartalogue, Ecclesia, choir, dance committee Desc. Twinkle-Toes Amb. Choreographer Fut. Joycika Wellinkova of the Ballet Russe CHARLOTTE WATKINS (Jr. Matric and Commercial) S.A. Operetta, choir, drama, Spartalogue Desc. The second Marion Anderson Amb. A musical career Fut. T.V. diva DOLOROS WILLSON (Commercial) S.A. Drama Desc. Mrs. Christmas Amb. Secretary Fut. Raising little Xmas trees

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“THE SPARTALOGUE” 19 5 3 Page Eleven UPPER SCHOOL AND COMMERCIAL KENNETH WAGNER S.A. Basketball Desc. One-gal-man Amb. Teacher Fut. Principal at Puce P. S. No. 1 ROBERT WILLOUGHBY S.A. Football manager, basketball, operetta, choir, officers ' corps, Ecdesia, band, track Desc. Wanna buy a ticket? Amb. Mechanical Engineer Fut. Ticket seller at the Ringling Brothers ' Circus JACQUELINE WELCH S.A. Basketball, volleyball, Ecdesia, Spartalogue Desc. Jovial Jack Amb. Teacher Fut. Sideline: Apple Vendor NELLIE ZAJAK (Jr, Matric and Commercial) S.A. Choir Desc. Shorty Amb. Accountant Fut. Peeping through key holes LOIS BOWLEY (Jr. Matric and Commercial) S.A, Drama, choir Desc. Chic Chick Amb. Doctor ' s assistant Fut. Selling slightly used tonsils LORRAIN COURTIN (Jr. Motric and Commercial) S.A. Choir, operetta Desc. Flighty Amb. WREN Fut. Courtin ' the boys JEAN CLARK (Commercial) S.A. Volleyball, operetta, Spartalogue, choir, drama Desc. Dorothy Dix Amb. Doubtful Fut. Doubtless JOYCE CREW (Commercial) S.A. Cheer leader, swimming, volleyball Desc. Once! Twice! Thrice! Amb. Housewife Fut. Busy PEARL GHERASIM (Commercial) S.A. Drama Desc. Little Gem Amb. Book-keeping Fut. Booked EILEEN HIGGINS (Commercial) S.A. Pounding the typewriter Desc. Personality kid! Amb. Secretary Fut. Emptying waste paper baskets in the Penobscot building

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“THE SPARTALOGUE” 19 5 3 Page Thirteen GRADUATES OF 1952 One of the most interesting jobs on the Spartalogue is to trace the graduates of the previous year and discover what professions they have entered. I ' m sure you remember those unfortunate students who tried to keep order in the class when the regular teacher was away. It seems that quite a few of them did not learn their lesson, for attending London Normal School are Joan Bradley, Mary Jo Hopkins, Eileen King, Ruth Richards and George Sutton. Also spending their time in London—at the University of Western Ontario—are three other Forster graduates. Tom Klein is studying Medicine; Mary Jane Makar and Pat Rigg are enrolled in the Journalism course. Pat Rigg was the Spartalogue ' s editor last year with Mary Jane as her assistant. We of this year ' s staff hope that their work on the year book is in some way responsible for their choice of profession. Windsor ' s famous Birk ' s Jewellers may soon feel the pressure from a new jewellery firm which will be composed of Alexander, Alexander and Alexander. Bill Alexander at present is studying Jewellery Design and Fabrication at Ryerson Institute in Toronto. Don and Jean Alexander are both in Windsor, Don working for People ' s Credit Jewellers and Jean working as a stenographer at Veteran ' s Land Act. Soon, according to Bill, the three of them will make up a new jewellery firm. The Spartalogue staff wish them loads of prosperity in their venture. A number of our graduates may be found at Assumption College. To them, Forster is still a part of their every-day life, for they are faithfully attending basketball games, dances, community nights and other activities. Students of Assumption are Steve Szekesy, Cliff Molynecux, Ed Beattie, who is studying Pre-Engineering, and Cliff Pattison who is enrolled in Liberal Arts. Among last year ' s graduates, we hove four potential engineers. Ted Skoczen is a student at the University of Detroit, Dave McCuaig is at the University of Toronto, and Bob Dagenais is enrolled at Queen ' s University. Ed Beatty, as we said before, is at Assumption. With Dave McCuaig at Toronto are Delores De Fields, a student in the School of Pharmacy, John Lindsay enrolled in Honour Mathematics and Physics, and Mel Steinhart studying Dentistry. Queen ' s University also has a good representation from Forster. Bob Dagenais is with Jim Grier and Sandy Robertson who are enrolled in Pre-Meds. Farther out east, at the University of New Brunswick, is Mark Johnston singing the praises of the west (Windsor!!) to his classmates in the College of Forestry. Apart from the graduates who are now at University, there are many who have already gone to work. Jack Boyer, last year ' s manager of the football team, is working in the Traffic Department of the city. He had a taste of fame in this position when his picture appeared in the Star a short time ago. Also connected with the City of Windsor is Betty Bruce, working as a stenographer at the City Hall. At General Foods Limited are Irene Cunningham employed as a receptionist and Ella Eberwein as a Laboratory Assistant. Ella bv the way is sporting a lovely engagement ring—the lucky man is Chuck Coutts. Irene also is a bride-to-be. Her fiance is Mike Parashak. Since Windsor is primarily an automotive city, many Forster graduates have sought their niche in the automo¬ bile industry. Diane Stephen is doing clerical work at Ford ' s and Bob Wells is working in the office of the same plant. Jack Thompson, who together with George Sutton made last year ' s All-Star football team, is working as a Spot Welder at Chrysler ' s and plans to enter University next year. Betty Bate, another grad connected with the automobile business, is employed as a secretary at Downtown Chevrolet and Oldsmobile. In case you are looking for insurance, Forster grads can assist you in purchasing the best available. Shirley Sterry is working as a secretary at Dominion Mutual Insurance and Irene Stretavsky is working as a secretary at Mutual Life Insurance. Employed at J. T. Wing and Co. as a stenographer is Joan Cummings. If you need medical help, consult the office of the Windsor Medical Services. Mrs. Bob Hollup-to-be is working there. She is probably better known as Bernice Robinson, a student from Forster. Already a bride is Barbara Bennett who is now Mrs. John Moffat. She claims that there is nothing she would prefer to being a homemaker. One of our grads has become a Detroit-Windsor commuter by obtaining a position in Detroit. Patricia Kay is working at the Bell Telephone Company. Shirley Saul, whom I am sure you will remember as one of the excellent accompanists for last year ' s operetta, is spending the year at home studying music. Next year Shirley will attend the University of Toronto College of Music where she will continue her study of the piano. Doing his best to keep the community warm, is Warren Dawson who is employed at the Bygrove Oil Burner Company. Last but by no means least we have Joan Rudkin who is a secretary at Westinghouse and Marjorie Quayle who works as a secretary at Bendix Eclipse. As you can see, Forster graduates have penetrated into every line of business. The school is as proud of them as they are of the school.