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

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Today’s world is a world on wheels. A car is no longer a luxury, it has become a nccessi Our whole economy is dependent, to a very great extent, on the automobil e industry. In Canada, one out of every seven wage earners is directly or indirectly employed in thii exciting industry. Canada’s first major automobile company, Ford of Canada, is a leader in this last-moving progressive field. This leadership is no accident; it is a result of original and initiative; of being a young-minded company; a company that puts vision in action. The Canadian automobile industry offers a variety of worthwhile opportunities to qualified people. For instance, graduates in business arc particularly suited for the administrative positions. Young men with mechanical aptitudes have good prospects in servicing and repair work. In salesmanship too, there are good jobs for people with a few years ' general experience. Few Fields offer such satisfying and varied occupations for enterprising individuals.

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PREFECTS First Row (left to right): Elaine Critchlow, Dorothy Garrod, Donna Burnett, Elaine Cooke, Carol Preston, Grace Jewell, Julie Chmilnitzky, Marie McGuinness. Sophie Skoczen, Marylou Richards, Jeannette Syroid. Jean Attwood, Laurie Bailey, Pat Telek. Second Row (left to right): Richard Riseborough, John Blacklock, Donna Hays, Sharon Lingard, Barbara Chery, Sheila Tyler, Lillian Melville, Jean Colman, Judy Jackson. Jean Holdsworth. Judy Prier, Carol Talbot, Karen Pike, Victor Roy, Jim Brown. Third Row (left to right): Doug Howell, Sandra Crabbe, Diane Bowen. Ann Grant, Linda Masino, Judy Abbott, Carolyn Dietzel, Beth Cada, Marion Patrick, Gary Pattison, Bob Sirdashney. Fourth Row (left to right): Ed Thrasher. Gary Flewelling, Art Morris, Jerry Makar, John McIntyre. Don Fisher, Cliff Charbonneau, Morgan Price, Andy Kyte, Stan Fraser, Jim Kotras, Terry MacDonald, Larry Hyrmw, Elton Plant, Don LaFontaine, Harold Hetherington. 1 i S ■ n 1 IE f ' DANCE COMMITTEE First Row (left to right): Ann Grant, Carol Preston, Judy Hickson, Barbara Power, Marylou Richards, Jeannette Syroid, Betty Wintonyk, Jean Attwood. Second Row (left to right): Carolyn Dietzel, Jean Holdsworth, Sheila Tyler, Judy Prier, Karen Pike, Pat Telek, Carol Talbot. Third Row (left to right): Morgan Price, Art Armstrong, Larry Karpiuk. Andy Small, Terry MacDonald, Don LaFontaine. Fourth Row (left to right): Don Fisher, Cliff Charbonneau, Whit Tucker, Stan Fraser, Jim Kotras, Larry Hrymw.

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■•THE SPARTALOGUE — 1959 Page Thirty-Three DRAMACLUB First Row (left to right): Margaret Howell, Irene Marshall, Linda Fraser, Karen Carter, Second Row (left to right): John Blacklock, Audrey Bell, Grace Craig, Bryan Trothen. Third Row (left to right): Ed Hyttenrauch, Walter Argent, Bob Sirdashney. Fourth Row (left to right): Miss Weller, Richard Riseborough. Stan Fraser, Jim Silcox. BACKSTAGE CREW First Row (left to right): Sophie Skoczen, Judy Jackson, Mary Beth Jewell. Ann Steer, Sharon Bocchini, Jeannette Syroid. Second Row (left to right): Miss Weller, Barbara Chery, Sharron Randall, Jean Colman, Karen Pike, Pat Telek, Ross Miell. Third Row (left to right): John Armstrong. Alfred Herniman, Mary Holden, Marilyn Green, Brenda Belcher, Marion Patrick, Ann Grant, Jerry Dufresne. Fourth Row (left to right): Carl Peterson, Jerry Schen, Tom Henderson, Elton Plant, Scot Mclntire, Brian Vernon, Ed Thrasher, Ray Chabot.