Ottawa Technical High School - Tech Talk Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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12-CD A score and two hard-working, earnest, mankind- loving, future graduates make up this class of '-19. We have a great form master in the person of Ivlr. Little who also attempts to put across the mistakes of our predeces- sors, a subject commonly known as History. Although his fatherly approach towards his class makes him re- proach rather than praise, we like him and believe that it's mutual. With all essential preliminaries over, we penetrate to the nucleus of our class, which is the charactersg nay, the students themselves. President john Jorgensen is the sole genius of our class, with intelligent face, the first in academic achieve- ments. He won First Class Honours last year and is going to repeat it this year, to be sure. Nothing dishonourable may be said about him here 3 he is boxing for the Beaver Boxing Club. The second best brain, as the Christmas exams proved, is in possession of a newcomer from Lisgat, Craig Carrot Top Stratton. He is an amusing fellow and if anyone wants to hear the latest jokes be sure to meet him. George Gorgeous Bannister, Vice-President, and Keith Goldie-Locks Young, his twin, are the boys who rented a ski-cabin for Christmas holidays, perhaps to try their skills on mud. jim Spike McLeod is prepared to bet anyone who doesn't agree with him. If anyone can break the bank of Monte Carlo it is he, and he will probably do it. jack Pee-Wee Birtch is a talented shop worker, and is probably the most efficient building destructionist in the school. The dramatically inclinel fellows or our form who acted in Heaven Can Wait were Stewart Inspector Callaghan, Ronald Dimples Sheffield, Paul Einstein janecek and Bob Perkins. Stewart Callaghan-he is our Student Council Rep. by the way-is really highly talented in acting, and he loves it toog he will grab the next opportunity to get on stage again. Some ofthe silent romeos of our class are Earl Slim Rodney, Steady Parks, Keith Crew Cut Ambridge, Silent Bob fNlO0dlC, Wild Bill Kearnan and Swish Laplante. Our sports activities are ably directed by Ron Finni- gan, the flashy centre for New Edinburgh in the junior City Hockey Division. Our Basketball squad with Stewart Callaghan as captain and centre went down to 38 12-EF Miss McCarthy will now call the roll for 12-EF : Anderson- Wee Willie -a teacher's delight. Baxter- Art -what a girlish figure! Besharah- Ken -a great historian. Boardman- The Board -Mr. Huot's pet. Calderwood- Bob -his favourite period, a spare. Cashen-He cashed in his chips. Constantini- Costie --a future wrestler. Crawford- jerry -he may be small, but he is brainy. Defalco- Martini -his favourite expression is I don't believe it ! Gauthier- Jimmy -you better watch out for his gang l Gorman- John -a real good head. Hamilton- Don -a genius in Geometry. Htyhorchuk- Ricker -a Basketball enthusiast. Gladu- Big Ed -a junior Football star. Mayo- Ron -our able President. Mallon- Fred -an old time dancer. jenkins-'jerry'-one of the Brains, Incorporated . Kemp- Bob -he plays in the Corn Huskers Lestage- Bill -a real bright boy. McKhool- Eli -wants to be a professor fSuckerj. Milks- Hayseed -a fair-haired laddie. Ogilvie- Walt -he enjoys the out-of-doors, that's why we only see him at school once a week. O'Neil- Booye -he was in the Air Force and he thinks that he is still flying. Reed- Allen -our class strong man. Taggart- Keith -a future chemist? Wardle- Ray -a star track man. Watters- Max Bently -ambition : the N.H.L g proba- ble destiny : Pee Wee Stick-Boy. Whillans- Al -an ex mechanic. Williams- Barry -every teacher loves him. Meikle-that's me. -ROBERT MEIKLE FORM 1 2-CD-Continued defeat in their first league game. The boys comprising the rest of the team are Ron Baker, George Bannister, Carl Fox, Craig Stratton, Keith Ambridge and Keith Young. For many of us this is probably the end of the road at Tech and therefore we are trying to make it a year to remember. Honi soit qui mal y pense. -PAUL JANECEK

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ll Bill Allen, Claude Baron, Allan Brown. Bay Byers, Harry Dougherty. Harris Gibson. Syd Greenberg. John Halden, Barry Ham- mell, Stewart Hamon, Joe LaHaise, James MacDonald. Graeme MacKay, and Leslie Mason. Norm Mickenberg. Abe Mur- ray, Robert Nesbitt, Brian O'Connell, Paul Bacicot. Bob Rainboth, Allan Rheaume. Bob Riddell. Dave Rigby, Ken Smyth, Ken Taylor John Tunnoch, George Wilde. Walter Zoppa. '2 52 .- 1 ,, -, .Q 12 -XY Top Haw : Gordon Allingham. Gerry Beauchamp, Emile Brown, Doug Burgess, Torn Clowes, Boger Cunningham, Harding Dawe,Jack Donaldson. Second How: Jack Donovan, Bill Gray, Howard Highland. Robert Hanna, Bill Hobbs, Don John- ston. Bob Juneau, Fred King. Third Row : David Lethbridge, Sam Lough. Grant McDonald, Lloyd Morrice, Bruce Nelson. John Oliver, Alf Bae, Gerald Rose. Bollom Row: Barry Stewart, Bob Taylor, Al Twombly, Joe Wallace, Rich Whan. Don Wilkes. I2-AB LB '2 P, . 1?

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T 3 Keith Ambridge. Ron Baker, George F I Bannister. John Birtch, Stewart - ' Callaghan, John Casey. .lack Ferguson, Flon F innigan, Carl ' '73 Fox, Bob Heaslip, Lorne Holtby, Paul Janecek. X - 1 B454 X John Jorgensen. Bill Kearnan, Barry LaPlante, Jim MacLeod, Bob Moodie, Haig Park. Bob Perkins, Earl Rodney, Ron Shelield, Craig Stratton, Keith Young. I2-CD Top Row : Bill Anderson, Arthur Baxter, Ken. Beshara, Barry Board- l 2 I man, Bob Calderwood, Larry Cashen. Second Row:Nickolas Costantini, Jerry Crawford, Martin Defalco, James Gauthier, Ed. Gladu, Donald Gorman, Don Hamilton. John Hryhorchuk. Third Row:Gerald Jenkins. Bob Kemp, Bill Lestage, Fred Mallon. Ron Mayo, Eli McKhool, Bob Meikle, Barry Millas. l -r Bollom Row: Walter Ogilvie, Q John O'Neil, Alan Reid, Keith Taggart, Ray Wardle, Law- rence Watters, Alan Whillans. Barry Williams. , . . L ki, ' '