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

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25th Anniversary Edition THE TOWERS Page Seventy-Three Class News . .. Cat Nap, T1A— No one naps around T1A. None of the tea¬ chers knew it. but some time ago. a kitten climbed into someone’s arm and was carried from room to room for a whole day. One of its hiding places was in Miss Fritz’s desk. Girls are helping the janhor by wearing long skirts: they sweep the floors. GUESS WHO! Grand old gentleman with his gray hair. He may be tall, but he is still all there. Dark and romantic, aggressive and tine, But history happens to be his only line. Ode to T3A Girls— Of all the classes that 1 know, Ours is the best— I’ll prove It so. Here are the girls who make “A” section You’ll find no need to make correction. Loretta is a girl of charm Her many beaus do so alarm! Jan is the girl with pert brown hair She cut it short and did we stare! Doreen is tall and sweet and shy. From her you’ll never hear a lie. Marjorie waits for letters weekly. “Will he write?” she askes so meekly. Margaret comes from Puce afar I ' ll bet she wishes she had a car. Pat, of Ken. a picture carries Is he the one she’ll some day marry? Jackie. 1 m sure, won’t marry a preacher. For she’ll some day be cooking teacher. Shirley is our Ballet queen. Such grace as hers you’ve never seen. Bunny has the nicest hair Call her “Red”. She doesn’t care. Ruth favours Windsor ' s Spitfire Team For number four, her eyes do gleam. Blossom is so full of fun. When she smiles, she’s just begun. Mary is a friendly sort Just the type you’d like to court. Doris loves a basketball. But for a man she’ll some day fall. Theresa ' s been with us, hut a year. But already brought us lots of cheer. Joan loves to hear funny jokes. When she laughs, she almost chokes. Josie cries, “Ah, what a life”. When school is dull and full of strife. You may laugh and think us mad But all in all, we’re not so bad. By JOSIE LaTESSA Class Pledge, T3D— l sclemly swear to work out the bracket. The whole bracket. And nothing but the bracket. So help me, God! Take Your Pick— If when you go to work It’s air and light and warmth you seek Throughout the long but happy week You would he wise to be a clerk. But if it ' s pay and larger pay That makes your future bright and gay With the telephone try to hire You ' ll surely get your wages higher. If you’re a girl who company craves How about the brave Air Waves? But rf you like to he alone Just run a smooth and happy home. If you’re a girl who stays at home But always wishes far to roam Just learn to skate like Barbara Scott And you’ll he sure to travel a lot. If you love your fellow man Whether you find him in the San Or in the dark and dreary jail You’ll be a Florence Nightingale. If your mind is ever seeking And in big books you ' re always peeking Then you will surely like to teach Or A a boy. will like to preach. If you dread the idle day. And wish a job with steady pay Just he a policeman tall and strong And you’ll work the whole year long. If your hands are very clever. And to construct you tire never. I think that you can he designer In metal, wv od or something finer. Ten thousand jobs there are and so Before you mean to work to go Let Jane and Peggy. Tom and Di-ck First look with care, then take the pick. If you like to read and write. And do not mind the work at night Have health and vim and a good 1. Q., Try Journalism, it’s for you. Is gym your choice or are you funny? You’ll entertain and make much money As acrobat or circus clown The day the elephants come to town. If you do not like a boss. If you can count both gain and loss. Your business you must own, It’s clear you like to work alone. T1A—GUIDANCE CLASS T3A-B— Here lie the bones Of Johnny Jones He is with us no more. For what he thought was H-2-O. Was H-2-SO-4.

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25th Anniversary Edition THE TOWERS Page Seventy-Five Class News ... News of T4D— I wonder if Louis Gyursick ever expected to start Ins car with no spark plugs in it. That boy ' s a live wire. We ' d like to see: Henry Garrick clothed in fine gabardine. Louis Gyurcsik with a woman (1 personally think he ' s afraid of them). Geza “Gabardine Luckacs not talking about his new Chevrolet. Willy Horvath without a stupid grin on his face. Sydney Gordon Tungay with a female and Terry Crillev not giving Helen the evil eye. Malcolm “Torchv Jr. Wyatt without a weld¬ ing rod in his hand. Lcn Pearce without a new copy of “Torrid Love Takes . The automotive field will receive a great hoom when Geza Lukacs receives his mechanic’s licence. He is the hoy who adjusts crown gears with a crow bar. A collection of favourite sayings: Mr. Bennett— Another Period gone and noth¬ ing done. It ' s a-shame. Mr. McGee— The results of the last test slink, and furthermore . . . Mr. Malkin— All 1 want is some quiet and attention. If you don ' t understand, ask me. Mr. Walton— All right, all right, let ' s can it and settle down to work. Mr. Adset ' t— Either settle down to work or get out. C2A Class News— CAN YOU IMAGINE . . . Irene and Betty not going steady, Barbara not talking about her Freddie. Kathleen Kopak without her punch, Marion not ea.ing her lunch. Cherry as tall as can be. Ann DeRe climbing a tree. Warren present every morning on time, Joyce borrowing a dime. Amelia no! talking about her dreams. Donna net being on the Girls ' Gym Team. Dorothy not doing her shorthand. Ida not doing a hand stand. No a and Cathy no! talking to hoys, Pat playing with toys. Ruth not getting a hundred per cent, Pauline living in a tent. Patricia. Doreen and Marjorie not going around together, Elizabeth predicting the weather. By the way wc have a queen— It is our home room teacher. Miss Green. Bv DONNA RICHARDSON and VMELIA SARTOR IA Dream Girl of C4B— EYES . . Beth Bradt NOSE . TEETH . .. Norma lean McCarthy SMILE . HAIR . COMPLEXION . . Jovce Reynolds LEGS . HANDS . CLOTHES . VOICE . DISPOSITION .... BRAINS . LIPS . HUMOUR . NAILS . By NORMA jean McCarthy VICKY TIMOSHEK and AXNA WALKER C2C Th oughts— The girls of C2C arc here, Let’s give them one great big cheer. They have their one vocation To keep up their reputation. Now in the Math room they do go, Never too fast, never too slow, W here Mr. Seggie, in his big seat. Says, when the hell rings, “Keep your seat . Now take Mr. McManus for our spelling, He gives it to us always yelling. Miss Coughlin teaches us shorthand. Some can ' t get it. hut others can. Miss Donaldson in the typing class “Do your typing and make it fast . And Dr. Morrison—that ' s our man. He teaches geography simply grand. Now Miss Stevens in the literature room. With “Tales of Two Cities as our doom, Miss Fritz teaches us some banking. With a little push and a lot of yanking. Miss Gregory gives out books, She hands them out with cute little looks, Mrs. Campcau, who teaches first aid. Does it all herself without any aid. Mr. Seguin, in the English class, “What is the word opposite lass? Birds and bees are taught by Miss Gignac, Not a moment in her room do we lack. Now we all would like to have Miss Green. She gets a little cross, hut not a hit mean. Miss Layman, and her great big horse. We call it P. T., as our course. And when the day comes to an end, V r e go to our homes around the bend. “Oh! What a job we did to-day , The girh from C2C always say. TRUDY OUELLETTE