Lowe High School - Towers Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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THE T O YV E K S Page Forty-One .WINf N E ES ... MERIT PIN WINNERS — 1945-46 C Spec. MARY ELLEN HANDYSIDES T3-C NELLO DARIO C4-B MARY LANER T3-D NICK VECH C4-A CYNTHIA LEVER1CK T3-E GERALD LEMON T4-A JUNE ROSAASIN T3-F JOHN SABOL T4-B LEO DORBECK T2-A JOSEPH FAITH T4-A CLIFFORD ROOT T2-B ERNEST PARNHAM C3-A EVELYN MODOLO T2-C STEVEN LENARTOWICZ C3-B SUZANNE DEMERS T2-D NICHOLAS KRIZ C3-C JOHN NOWACYNSK1 T2-E DENNIS LISKA C2-A ANNE PONIC T2-F LEONARD EVES C2-B OLGA DAPSY T2-G SAM MARKOV C2-C MARY CRAGG T2-G CONNIE CLARK C2-D WANDA GRAYCE Tl-A GLEN McBRIDE Cl-A NADA ALAICA Tl-B NORMAN BOYLE Cl-B ESTHER DUTCHUK TI-C ANDREW DZUGAN Cl-C HELEN KADMAN Tl-D ALEX. HARRIS Cl-D SHIRLEY QUEEN Tl-E RAYMOND LITTLE Cl-E ANNE TUROK Tl-F EDWARD PECHENIUK T3-A WM. OLSEN TI-G ROBERT SANDS T3-A MARGARET MAJORS Tl-H BRUCE WOOD T3-B JAMES SMITH TI-J JANE BALLANTYNE D. I. T. SCHOLARSHIP LEO DORBECK GERALD LAVENDER VOCATIONAL UNITED Robert McDonald athletic ROY BATTAGELLO MAJOR “V” WINNERS — 19+6 TOM MARCOCCHIO JAMES LASORDA R. BATTAGELLO G. FOREMAN T. SKARBECK J. BAIA W. BAST1ANON S. TEHONCHUK G. LAVENDER J. WEAR E. CHITTARO L. NADIN T. WATTERSON TRACK AWARDS — 1946 J. LASORDA R. BATTAGELLO W.BYRNE G. LEMON F. LASORDA S. SPOLNIK J. SMITH S. SABOCAN G. CAMERON J. PROCTOR A. BARABASH J. BECIC TRACK and FIELD CHAMPIONS Senior— J. LA SORDA Intermediate— W. BYRNE F. LASORDA Junior— J. BECIC Juvenile— C. PA NEC CROSS COUNTRY — 1946 Senior— W. BYRNE Junior— T. TANYAI

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Page Forty T H E TOWERS Talking Shop ... -By BILL SASSO MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE— Above is seen Mr. Neely, one of our four instructors of Machine Shop Practice. He is shown in¬ structing a student on the operation of a metal lathe. We have four machine shops which are equipped with some of the most modern metal machinery available. Students spe¬ cializing in this course are given theory and practical work on the same standards and methods which they would meet in regular indus¬ trial shops. Bench work, which later prepares you for tool making, is also included in the course. Other instructors who are teaching Ma¬ chine Practice are Messrs. Baird. Neilson, and Murray. ELECTRICITY— In this picture is seen Mr. An¬ derson, electrical instructor, and some of the students who arc specia¬ lizing in electricity. He is instruct¬ ing the students on the use of the Osilliescope. This machine is one of our recent additions put to use for fourth year students. There are two electrical laboratories in the school, one is used for theory and the other is for practical work such as house wiring. Wc have in our laboratory a skeleton of an actual house and it is in this that students do the actual job of wiring. The instructor dealing with the practi¬ cal work is Mr. G. P. Smith. PATTERN MAKING— This picture shows a student at work on a wood lathe in the Pattern Making Shop. The lathe in an example of the modern machinery in the two Pattern Making Shops. These contain machinery that the students specializing in Pattern Making will actually use in industry. The tools arc also the latest type available. The two Pattern Making Shop teachers are Messrs. Fisher and Farr. Pupils specializing in this subject are personally supervised by the teach¬ ers and are taught all safety factors, before being allowed to do actual shop work. WELDING— This picture shows our welding instructor Mr. H. Cowgill. explaining to a group of fourth year welding specialists the technique of cut¬ ting. We also have an arc welding machine, used to teach pupils who specialize in welding. The course completely covers the work of actual jobs brought in by students. This enables the doing of work which they will be compelled to do in welding shops in the city. A student specializing in welding is compelled to follow strict safety rules dealing with the work in shops. By this system there is a minimum of accidents in this shop. I ♦

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