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

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Page Four THE SPARTALOGUE — 1957 Compliments of 6 Mayor Michael Patrick CONTROLLERS: ALDERMEN: ALDERMEN: W. Ernest Atkinson Archie Munroe W. C, Riggs Mrs. C. H. Montrose W. Fairlie Lome Rogers R. M. Fuller D. C. O’Brien W. John Wheelton Dr. Roy Perry O. M. Stonehouse Bernard Newman Maurice L. Belanger Benedict M. Crowley Compliments of RYAN BUILDERS SUPPLIES LIMITED Complete Line of Builders ' Supplies PHONE CL 4-3271 210 Detroit- St. Windsor, Ont. Compliments of ANDERSON FUNERAL SERVICE THE ANDERSON BROTHERS (Former Forster C.l. Students) 895 Ouellette Ave. Windsor, Ont. j Phone CL 4-3223 STEPUN concrete H Prepared by Experts for • Foundations • Walls • Sidewalks • Driveways -r PHONE CL 2-7241 Best j of service at all times. Heated con¬ crete for cold wea¬ ther construction. Sr£ L MG 6V LD VG MAT£K ALS Zr£ . 2494 SANDWICH ST. EAST WINDSOR, ONT. l. ±

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' THE SPARTALOGUE — 1957 Page Three When you finish school... g iSl fl THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA At the Bell you work with boys and girls whose interests are your own. In addition to the good pay, short work¬ week and pleasant offices which tempt you to join the Bell, opportunities for advancement and social activities, medical and financial benefits persuade you to stay! For you boys, there are outdoor as well as indoor jobs! For girls, there’s a wide variety of work. And all are “jobs with a future ”! There’s an exciting new world awaiting you at your tele¬ phone company—a business world of service to your own community.

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THE SPARTALOGUE — 1957 Page Five Forster Collegiate 1957 XTINETEEN hundred and fifty-seven will long be remembered as a year of progress and improvement at J. L. Forster Collegiate. School spirit has reached a new high, teams have improved, and scholarships are increasing. Even the school building itself now greets us with a proud new face as a result of the extensive redecoration program completed this winter. Most impressive, as one enters the school, is the auditorium. The grey- blue ceiling and pillars enhance the beauty of the new cyclorama curtains which so proudly adorn the stage. Refreshing pastel colours on the walls in each classroom have lifted us out of the doldrums that had bogged us down in the past. Practical new cabinets and shelves have replaced dilapidated old cupboards. In the newly-decorated gymnasium, there is not only a new floor but also a new electric scoreboard. Yes, Forster C. I. is still marching forward. Once again, after only seven years, the walls of our school must expand. We look forward to the addition of eight rooms in the fall of this year, for it means more teachers, more students, more friends, and greater achievements as the Spartan spirit marches on. t