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

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PACE FORTY-FOUR THE TOWERS 1 9 4 8 — 19 4 9 Compliments of CROSS ;i u P.P |ies and - Paving COMPANY LIMITED 1272 Windsor Ave. 4-1166 Windsor Ambulance Service Company Limited 4-8664 Specialists in Invalid Transportation Complete. Professional Ambulance Service 24 Hours a Day Glass I lews • TEACHER’S FAMOUS SAYINGS— —By GEORGE EDWARDS. TIG MR. SEGL ' IN— “We arc now going to play double or nothing. MR. MALKIN— Last row up to the board. MRS. CAM PEAU— 1 am not going to do your homework for you. MR. NEWMAN— Don ' t be Angels. 1 want to see you in the next world. MR. McMANL ' S—“Quit looking out that win¬ dow or your feet will follow your eyes. MR. BAIRD— “Don ' t tease me. Rea. MISS GREGORY— Get outside and cool oft. Compliments Morris Flowers Ltd. 1636 Wyandotte St. E. at Lincoln Rd. Phone 4-5101 Compliments of The STANDARD STONE Company Limited 1701 HOWARD WINDSOR ILpltSl Campus Shop LYLE MOLYNEAU. Prop. MEN ' S FURNISHINGS LADIES ' SUITS AND TOPCOATS 1060 Drouillard Phone 4-7777 WASHING MACHINE SPECIALISTS (II you have wash day blues) Dial 2-2803 Cutforth Washer Service 1008 Elsmere Cor. Erie • C4A CLASS NEWS— February 14. 1949. will long be remembered by Anne Tnrok. Betty Mas, and Kerne Louse- more. It all started out with a certain boy com¬ ing to pick all three girls up and drive them to school. Well, the car got stuck in the mud and couldn ' t get out. It was nearing nine o ' clock ami still the car couldn ' t budge. Well! The poor hoy had to phone up the principal and tell hint what happened!!! The girls phoned up Mr. Dean and told him what happened and final¬ ly. after getting ' cleaned up anti shaking from fright, the girls arrived at school and faced Mr. Dean .... He grinned and said it was too bad and what a nice Valentine present we had brought him .... Oh well! It all turned out all right in the end. Wonder what happened to the boy? He never did show up again. Biggest Penalty of the Year— Miss Kay Franz (That ambitious gal) gol under Doc. Morrison ' s skin the other day and did be ever get angry. Result - - - Kay bad to band in a project on the St. Lawrence Wa¬ terways - - with 20 pages in length. She had to give a twenty minute speech and draw pictures and hand in the speech typed. It ' s Love, Love, Love— Well, since Jack has been in typing with the C4A girl-, the class has been very ambitious and they certainly work bard (ha. ha. ha). Es¬ pecially Shirley, who sits in back (near Jack). 1949 Drama Festival— This year the drama festival was very suc¬ cessful since Mine Pavlcch, Sliirlej Queen. An¬ gela Farkas. Doreen R’cddam. Myrtle Reiter, and Julia Pillar were there to take down the Adjudicator ' s speech in shorthand. These girls all had a wonderful time and our school was honoured by having these girls from C4A take the shorthand. Miss C ' arley was very pleased with the notes that were handed in and the girls all had a wonderful time.

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••THE T I) W E R S I 9 4 S 19 4 9 face forty-three Glass I lew • CLASS NEWS — T4A This is the story oi T4A (the lesser half). We just made it up the other day. j an e— Now Jane goes to all the Spitfire games. She don ' t go alone so it can ' t be a man. Marjorie— Marjorie likes a guy from Puce. Boy. that ' s quite a hit of (news) ncuse. Margaret— Margaret, she always tells me to shut up. She makes me think of a crying pup. Pat— Pat. her weakness is dancing. That ' s funny, mine ' s romancing. Blossom— Blossom is the gayest in our class She tells a joke and we ' re a giggling mass. Joan— Joan likes a handsome Tivoli usher. I bet she wishes he would rush her. Ruth— Ruth likes so many guys. You always see that gleam in her eyes. Bernice— Bernice is one who can ' t make up her mind. About the boy she has yet to find. Mary— Mary is one who ' ll make a good seams¬ tress. We ' ll go to her when we need a smart dress. Doris — On Doris ' mind is a guy called Jack. (I slipped this in behind her back). Shirley — Sleepy, she doesn ' t do much. Her interests’ are dancing, men. living, and such. Now. these verses are pretty corny, we know. But we ' re in a hurry and we have to blow. SHIRLEY WIGGINS, T4A • “JOES” OF T2C WE ARE THE JOES OF T2C THE JOES THE GIRLS LIKE TO SEE. JOE A. HAS COLLEEN SO CUTE AND SO LEAN. IOE I). HAS MARGARET SO LOVELY IN SCARLET. IOE M. HAS ANNA A GIRL JUST LIKE LANA. IF YOU TOO WOULD LIKE A CHANCE ASK ONE OF US FOR A DANCE. AND IF YOU CAN STAY OUT LATE WE ARE THE BOYS YOU SHOULD DATE. JOE MA RCOTULLIO. T2C • JUST IMAGINE IN TIC . . . WILLIE KLEM—the wealthy playboy. ERASMO 1ANNUCC1—the tin man. MURRAY INVERARITY—the timid soul. JOSEPH BUDINSKY—bench warmer. JIM KELLY—a perfect attendance. KEITH KIRBY—the mad draftsman. RUDY GELINAS—Hercules of the fairies. RALPH GOULD—the mad rush-in. RICHARD JONES—the barnyard king. FRANCIS HEBERT—the modern Romeo. ERNEST HUNTER—the piggy-bank robber. FRED KECH—with cigarette hangover. ARTHUR HANSEN—short. light, and hand¬ some. BOB FRICKEY—the greatest mathematician. HARRY 1SRAIL—the girl guide. BOB DANNER—the talk of the town. GLEN KETTLEWELL—the pool room king. RONALD GILBERT—a foot too big for his bed. RAY HUGHES—Yes sir. No sir! JOHN OLIVER—the human tank. BOB HEWKO— Here ' s my homework I ALEX HORVATH—the human hone. JOE HOl.DEN—the patent leather head. DENNIS GLEDENN1NG—the school lover. WILLIAM JOHNSON—last of the cave men. DON HEWITT—dean of the girls. K ENNETH 11 EBERT—Speedy. PETER LESSEE—nature ' s forgotten. ROSS HUGGARD—fair-hatred blooper hoy. HARRY GOWN I-;—far, far away. ELIAS VEGH—father of the shmoos. NICK KAWA1.A—nature hoy. NICK KAWAI.A, TIC • CAN YOU IMAGINE . . . IN T1D Andre Coutoure having a spot of tea. Fred McCrindle coming in late. Jim Oprenchok out on a date. Archie Neilson staying home, Frank Mendler not writing this poem. Hugh Mayne not playing basketball, Vincent Kogut being tall. John Madura not able to type, Gary Mosey smoking a pipe. Raymond Millette not able to pass, Walter Neubaucr making noise in class. Fred McCrindle being Mr. Fraser ' s pet. Ronald Ladoucer not liking the first girl he met. Alex Gramada tall and thin. John McLaughlin jabbing you with a pin. Royce McMullin not able to dance. Richard Procop coming to school in short pants. Hector Levack acting like a fool. Don Maurice not skipping school. Duane Meloche without neat books, Roy Meloche without those looks. Richard Procop not slouched in a chair. Clarence McCauley without his red hair. Nick Mendler without his glasses. Doc Morrison calling us a hunch of silly - -- (Bovs). FRANK MENDLER. Til)

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THE TOWERS 19 4 8 — 1 9 4 9 PAGE FORTY-FIVE Year Book Reporters . . . CIA JUNE GLOVER C1B COLLEEN THERIAULT C1D LOUISE EARL C1E JUNE ROLFE C2A ELEANOR BEATON C2A JOAN BEATON C2B PAT NUTKINS C2C MARY PEDLAR C3A BETTY TIBOR C3B DOROTHY COMER C3C NADIA RADKEVICH C4A ANNE TUROK C4B JEANNE TUTTON C4C JOAN BUSBY C.Sp. RITA WELSH TIA ERIC ARMSON TIC N. KAWALA T1D F. McCRINDLE TIG G. EDWARDS T2C JOE MARCUTILLIO T2G JAMES BAWTENHE1MER T3A ROSE AMBEDIAN T3C CHARLES SANDBACK T3D EUGENE KRENTZ T4A DORIS ST. LOUIS T4B ARNOLD WHITE • SALES STAFF Standing — Beatrice Starling, Victor Nowicki, Marietta Trottier. June Spicer, Orio Alessio, Gordon Tait, Sophie Spuiak. Mae McDonald, Julian Manko. Dorothy Comer. Scaled — Dorothy Eaves. Nadia Radkevich, Joan Coulthard. Virginia McDonald, Stella Levesque, Betty Tibor. Absent Mike Sole , Jim Christie, Rosemarie Tumbick. Compliments ol WINDSOR AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. LTD. 649 Wyandotte St. E. PEERLESS STEEL COMPANY LTD. SHEET AND STRIP STEEL We Shear to Your Specifications Phone 4-2587 Plant: 1319 McDougall St. Windsor. Ontario Compliments of AYOTTES BUSINESS MACHINES 137 Ouellette Ave. Compliments of W. W. MOXLEY Compliments of WINDSOR TRUCK STORAGE CO. LTD. Phone 4-5111 ALEX W. DUDA Lile, Fire, Automobile Insurance Real Estate and Business Brokers 993 Ottawa St. Phone 2-3507