Kennedy Collegiate Institute - Kencoll Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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THE KENCOLL 1940 18 ......HIM...I...... NAME APPEARANCE Uuth ••liaiHiiKii LeUi tU ' d liulh .Norman .Manly Thelma Tuiiut Kfficieiit Dorothy Want .Modish Jean llrlKKX (-oy t.ouiHe Hull l ixilutc l Helen r ' arkaon A bsorlxMl .Naiiey Clark. ' foii IsCenl.tlraw’rm Hazel Craltt Daisy Mae Dorothy Davlea Siren CleorKena Kalla Studious .Marion Kraaor Fragile Klizaheth liulliriilthlldy. wIInK. able Gertrmie Glover Kfr« rvescenl Margaret fJuiney Raby face Susie Jackson .Smiling Muriel Uiv ry Conventional Isiverhlge Streamlincil .Marlon .McKwen (Hamorous Belly McKim Reserved Mary Me.Millan Flippant DoriM Neal Wistful Shirley Perry Nonchalant Ivy I’rlce Pil«’elcHs Mary Hankine WliKly Frances Rockwell I.,{inky .lean Sands Kager Ibirothy Sansburn Dainty Irene Smith .Mm-m-m Klsie Starling 0 ft. Denise Stone Giddy Kleanor Webb Guy RUilabout Marion WhcelHm Perky Thumbnail Sketches LES FEMMES WEAKNESS OR DESIRE FAVORITE SAYI NQ lt‘M hU in the uniform iny niuMt ' le I won’t talk! Aw hock Johnny! l»h! Thoro’i Joe! ! I « oul(ln‘t flKuro It out CoodnoMM. it N amazing Son of a fun! Say, thill ' s cute My pKMinoxM! iKii’t ho cute? I i t you Kf ' l H look 111 him yot? Ah! Shucks! Van I oinbarrasNod! 15 c idouao CtoHh, r ' ll miy! I ' ll Just do that llltlo thitiK Did I over have n K M d time! ! Oh. that AlKclirn Di ! you hear the one alaiut-? Don ' t ask me ? 1980 Ancient hlHlcuy Dinomiul theorem I atln To aet out at J.20 Johnny A Krench Ixiy frleml Kldditu; MisK Vrooinan JItterbUKkink Attorney-at-law Scotties Mcmey Men Dates Dameras To sit with Don Black Kssex Scottish Miss ( ' udfly’s spare Mr. Fox ' s pretty shirts. To be a society belle (lerman class ' lalkiiiK with an accent Spanish Luxuries l m so tired Well, do you have to be told everythltiRLeonard 1 brought movie maKazines for spareShorts My I». gs aren’t lonff! Coupes Hoy, I.a ulse Karl Majm At Sandwich — LunchInK out Oh, stop LonK leKH Hot your trig:. A certain lilomle IV you want to hear soinethini; alH ut?Bible study So help me Archaeology Kiss your old pappy! To go to Queen’s Anelenie history AlKcbia teacher Stenoiyi apher WorklnR overtime In Iteno Mrs. J »e Lesky VfiU Ruess NiirsinK CraiR. Craig Craig SinRing in a night club Itetired Midget in Harnuni Bailey Still ready Still fooliiiR around Mrs. H. Thompson NursItiR the soldiers 1 lvorrce tics III Hilly Ibise ' s unuatuide Milkmaid Krau - Journalist A Hcnorlta LounRliiR around Faithful forov -r Speedy Uankine’s restaurant liallet Kusse .Mis. Karl .Major Working for McCrecry I idy of leisure Sturiot He’s a secret LookioR for mummy Mrs. Smith lb»b Alien Charlie Baxter B »l» Beckner Dtm Black BUI Butt It. I’horostkowskl Stuart t’lark T m t?ormle John Fawcett Miehuel Fenik Wally Fletcher Frcwl Forster Uotand Hood Ja4 k (Sraff 1‘cte Hrayson Tunis Humeniuk Leonard Jaekson Boll Kalle A1 Katzman Joe KUisterman Joe Lesky C,eorRe Lewis HarMpl I ondt au Don Martin Kellh MeKwen Saiul.v Medaw Don McWilliams Clarence Meimrd Dour Mills Bill Morricc Don Miinroc l on Murdoch Bob Murphy FtisLor New Bill ORR Ted tl lli y Forrest ItoRers 1 ouK Scalfe Amerlco Sovran Jack Spence Maurice St. Aubln dashy Strosberg .Maurice Strosberg Leo Thibodeau Ktl Volick Jack Vicary Bob Waddington IkiuR Webb Harry Wtdior Louis Zawadski Frank Cape Ned Carrington Maurice CiaiiHgher l rl Jones .loe Kales lion Morris John Ui ' hard.son Boh Thompson Alllster AVelr Walter Xybura l«anky t ' lilm Melain holy Lou l Dainty 1 Niy A loniH I dsgusted Harmless .Mousey I trowing sheepish Si ' IcntifIc . ' vophlst tented I laiidsomc Cute icri ' sh ItlushiiiR ' aesur Boyish Cnshavcn Kiixy Sf|u« lche4l .Manly Superman Built lor speed ( urly Reckless Petite .Studious 1 lopey Punctilllous So iier .Step’ll Fctchit Ilonest Sto ky Attractive Tnrzan lover Poker-face itomnn Slightly gashed But definitely I ' udgy Ticklish Athlelic 1 ' crfeci LackaduiNi ‘ui None 1 ‘enetrating .Studious .lolly Dead-end kind Plash Gordon Solid I dayboy I »M u my I ire4«zy I »e pHrs»»n Hen-pecked LES HOMMES Ill-yn .McCoo Buy a paper dll ya! You- ' Taint so Sh I cast- Don’t you get It! They got ilie finger on me Y »u know what you need? Voliek ' s III love! .More lauliis than bniwn III .lot; Jlntzel! Ponfidentially It Whi» Is she? Hi yu L’ncle! Hey TovarishI (palj dh heave ho! Parefiil, .Martin I’ll get it for you wholesale Hi yu shrimp! Mi. killer! Pi I you hear this one? Lot ' s play battleships Ten seconds to go Shoot the sherbert to me, Herbert Put the finger on him Silence is golden iad! Let’s cut it up Censored I stay in IW(» nights a week I got a royal flush Fooey on the S »tch tVcII, vMi ' ll tell you HI. t ' omph! Ah, l«ove! W ‘ll I df»n ' t know but I «l(»n ' t know her name yet! i o you want to lake guitar lessons Buy a ticket? Madamolselle ? ? ? Veil could be! (Piiknown) dh, Thay! .Mike’s a liar ’‘Roll out the barrel How arc you? .Shove over, K l. Kureku! 1 have It tree NVhlz! Aw, come on! Aw, shucks. Mr. I. owdcn Now. .Miss Hewitt I’ll moider de hum But, .Mr. Beckett, I don’t take Auth. This one’s iiloiid Yup! Good night .Mr. Be ‘ketl Sure, my homew »rk s lone We shoiild’vo won To play biisketliull Brains Bleycles Dark rotmis To h4»l»i live jobs A mob M’ater pob . scre vy dniwlngH Fencing New ar (IHhIrc) Quibiding .Malhemali ‘M I Mtneing .New theories ’ioiln‘s Mnxie .louriiaiism ivy Chemistry ex) losioiis Ping-pong ls rig pants Baseball Jean Ba ' k Short stories and essays Wise TKCkH Kvadlrig women Perfect idonde 5 9’’ llememliering books To IcuTii l on8h Dead cats .Mathematics Night life A moustache June Wilkie To iday cricket laidders Uidley ' s syndicate Swing .Stnail town girls Gene Hockey Dissecting ' uIh A strong woman To lie a Romeo Wine, women and garni ding .Skating Black Horse Ale Kay Savage Bailminton l, ds I.,ovcridge Til lie in a symphony I’at H« ward Geometry To get a new fedora ! araliel bars Swimming IdU ' kards .SlffpIllR To puss in Litin June Ix ' wJh A nna Milk peddler A largo family Six day bike rai ' er Butchering href Hull lielliiltely Le.ider of a mob Olympic star The Pndx de Guerre! 1927 Dodge W.P.A. Professor Kleteher INiet iHureate In liondoii Modelling ineirN tdothes Sum Greene Author of Superman Vah, Yah, ya can’t catch me! Nohel priZ4‘ winner Wh dcsulc peddler Head hunter JMnying with the Yunket ' s Still on the road Your milknuLti Minister A Sultan .Not 4|uile MO speedy .Still in : th In Poland Veterinary Professor Fuller brush man Handle-bar Hank St rongmun ScmIh jerker Fireman Scoop Ridley Forrie Roger ' s Juinpin ' JIvers A farm hand Hooked With the Bruins On trial for murdering cats Fresh fruit Hungnuin Humane society Kd’s Pool Ro«)m Bartender Jck.sn and M’ddngtn, t ' lothlers Diamond Jim Brady Bang! Benny (too linan Mgr. B M G Kennel club Teacher’s pet Behind ’em Sunk Actually working dh! Then R«»es the :tlarm Tt ' mpiis fugit Missionary in Belgian Congo Suecesa

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WINDSOR AND ITS INDUSTRIES Thirty years ano Windsor was u c|iiiet city of eleven thonsaiid persons. T i(lay it is the tonrtli farnest city in Ontaiio with a population of over 10(1,000 and stand- iiiK fourth in value of industrial production in Cana la. Windsor plays an important part in |)ronu tinK and partici| atinK in the forciKii tra le of onr Dominion. It lias hecome an attractive locality for .Vincrican firms desiring to exjiand their c. |iort hnsiness in the British Kmpire, and since the Imperial Kconomic Conference, many linns have h ' cated here and Windsor has hecome the centre for many classes of commodities manufac¬ tured ill Canada for export within the Em|)ire and to those countries with which Canada enjoys a preferential tariff. Seventy-three new firms have located in Windsor dnrint; the iiast six years. With few exceptions these industries are of .-Xmerican ori){in. In 1‘ .I6 the value of exports from Windsor amonnieil to approximately $24,IKH),()()0. Motor vehicles alone accounted for $iy,(K)(l,(MM) of the above total. The Iml- toilet preiiarations. washing comiiounds, and paints and varnishes. This Kroup of industries is constantly e.X| and- inn both in nnmhers and production, and comprises a very important section of the entire Canadian iiulnstry of this nature. The vcKctahle products industry is hecomiiiK iiicrcas- imtly im)iortant also. The larttesl section is that manu¬ facturing alcoholie lieveraKcs. Other urouiis of indus¬ tries in this class manufacture camicd vesetahles, soups, and fruits, cereals, flavouring extracts, bakery products, ami confectionery. All tidd .12 companies are ciiKatted in this line of work. The next class of industry of iniporlanee is classified as manufacturiuK non-mctaliic mineral products. Thirty- seven comiKinies are enttaKeil in producing the folhiwinn: Cement products, chiefly blocks and artificial stone, hnilders ' supplies, clay products, as brick and tile, silica brick, carbonated beverages, salt from natural local deposits, foundry faciiiRS, fireplace furnishiiiKS, and chlorinalors. ' I ' here is an extensive wholesale business in kIuss for bottles and for aniotmdtilcs, and in oil and gasoline. Class, though processed here, is not yet mann- ance is made up of such commodities as automobile and truck iiarts. cosmetics, scales, paints and varnisbes. adding machines, battery containers, structural steel, cereals. sprayiiiK ecpii| nient, lahelliuK machines, tool handles, playing cards, cleaniiiK compounds, gaskets, cranes, hoists, mechanical brass goods, paper boxes, but¬ tons, pumiis, distilled liipiors, special dyes, drugs, light and heavy chemicals, cloth caps and gloves, soa))s, canned fruit and vegetables. Phis list demonstrates the varied manufactured products exported from this area. While the manufacturing estahlisbmcnts in Windsor produce an extremely wide range of commodities, the most important groni is engaged in the manufacture or iron and steel products. Approximately 8(1 per cent, of the industrial employees in this community arc associated with this general class of iinlustry. Moreover, this branch of Windsor industry contributes a com¬ paratively large share to the total cniidoyment of labor engaged in the production of iron and steel i)ro lucts in Canada. Windsor is the automobile manufacturing centre of Canada. ' Phe Ford Motor ComiKiny of Canada, l.imiteil. the Chrvsler Corporation of Canada, Limited, the Stnde- hakcr Corporation of Canada, Limited, the (Iraliam- I’aige .Motors (Canada) Limited, and the Packard Motor Car Company of Canada, Limite l, have their chief Cana¬ dian establishments in our city. The Oeneral Motors of Canada. Limited. Inive a very large and exi)anding plant located here. In addition, there are over thirty plants manufacturing automobile |)arts and accessories in Windsor. .Also manufactured or processed here arc rolled steel products, including hriilge and structural steel by the Canadian Bridge Comi«any, Limited, steel products by the L. A. Young Industries of Canada, Limited, and steel |)rodncts of fourteen smaller plants. Another very important group of industries is manu¬ facturing chemical and allied products. ' Phirty-three plaitts are engaged in this work, many of which arc .American hranclics. They produce lirpiid chlorine and caustic soda, from inexhaustible mineral dci)osits under¬ lying the Windsor region, drugs and patent medicines, facti:ied in Windsor, and there are no oil refineries. The wood and i ulp paper |irodncts industry is assum¬ ing a greater relative un) ortanre each year, over thirty eonipanies now being engaged in this class of inann- factnring. These companies arc producing the follow¬ ing: Wooricn boxes, jraper boxes, corrugated paper, boxes and fillers, crates, builders ' supplies and lumiicr, |)lay- ing cards, brooms, caskets, wooden handles, and print¬ ing. While many of these companies are relatively small, a total of apiiroxiinately l.bOO cmirloyees are main¬ tained by them. What is known in Canada as the non-ferrous metal l ro hicts industry has 12 manufacturing representatives in Windsor, their production consisting of aluminum, brass ami copi)er pr» ilncts, clectricid aiiparatus and sup¬ plies, anil precious metal products. ' Phe textile industry has ten rciiresentatives, manu¬ facturing wearing api arel. mattresses and bedding, awnings and tents. hurla|) and cotton hags, and welts, gii ' ilis and bindings, for antomoliiles. ' Phis class of industry, while relatively small, is steadily developing. ' Pile final general classification of Canadian industry— the animal products division—has at present six rciirc- sentatives in Windsor, manufaeturing dairy products and sausages. In iidilition to the foregoing general classifictition into which Canadian industries are roughly divided, over a dozen other manufacturing companies are established in W ' indsor i roilucing miscellaneous products, such as artificial ice. rules and tapes, toilet articles, and |vaint s|)raying eipiipment. Despite the fact that the industrial life of Wind.sor is of comparatively recent development and the largest increase has been in the automotive trade, it will be noted from the foregoing that a wide range of com¬ modities is now manufactured. This is constantly being augnientcd. ,A total of 282 comiianies are in operation in W ' indsor at time of writing. Hmployment here has inertased more ra|)i«lly, during the (last few years, than in any ether city in Canada. I[ j Lassalinc. Windsor Chamber of Commerce.