Patterson Collegiate Institute - Patrician Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Class of 47 Jack Goodwin A.: Villainous F. S.: “Let me in my locker, Holden.” V. or I ' ).: Rackets 1957: Con-man. Roland Henderson A.: Weak’n scrawny F. S.: “Yes. I know.” W. or I).: Lifting Models 1957: The Human Dynamo. Robert Holden A.: Diverting F. S.: ”Is that right.” W. or D.: We’ll sec what we will sec 1957: Can’t see from here. Harry Kaloogian A.: Lovable F. S.: “Foldberg ha nothing on me.” 1957: M. D. Barry Katz A.: Haphazard F. S.: “As I was reiterating—.” W. or D.: Brains 1957: Ph.D.. B.A., M.A., L.S.M.F.T.. John Loucks A.: Suave F S.: ‘‘You are the most beautiful SENOR1TA in all the world.” W. or D.: Wine, women, girls, and females 1957: Flaying third base for Spike Jones. Rachar Mclelwain A.: Love-sick F. S.: ‘‘I just don’t care anymore.” W. or D.: Tall brunettes 1957: Wife-beater. Elizabeth Nobes F. S.: “The things we did last summer. VV. or D.: Blondes! 1957: Another blonde. Erma Oxford A. Whistle-bait F. S.: “Hiya honey! W. or D.: Chubby. 1957: “Xursey dear, come over here Shirley Perreault A.:: Happy-go-lucky F. S.: “Gee, lie’s cute.” W. or D.: Loafing 1957: Beachcomber. Bette Phelps A.: Slim F S.: “Bab-e-ee-e! W. or D.: Toils les homines 1957: Gay divorcee. Phyllis Rock A.: Kcstatical F S.: “I don’t even care!” W. or D.: Hair-do’s. 1957- Snake Charmer. Phyllis Sinclair A.: R-ruff! F. S.: “Where is . . .r” W. or D.: APPLE-PAN DOWDY 1957: Raising twins. Shirley Rosenberg A.: Pleasing F. S.: “I’m gonna fail.” W. or D.: Giggling 1957: M.A.. Ph.D.. B.A., M.Sc. KEY—A: APPEARANCE; F. S.: FAVOURITE SAYING; W. OR D.: WEAKNESS OR DESIRE. Page Ten

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Class of ’47 Sylvester Daniluk A.: Mysterious F. S.: “Well 1 wouldn’t say that. V. or I).: Admiring the fairer sex 1957: Still doing it. Iorworth Davis A.: “Li’l Abner F. S.: Ho Huni” W. or D.: Walking fast 1957: Running. Gordon DeMarco A.: Eddie Cantor F. S.: Tut-Tut. What’s up. Doc?” W. or I).: Carrots 1957: Dietician. Richard Douglas A.: Vivacious F. S.: “Hey, conic on kills—Let’s go!” W. or D.: Dark Eyes 1957: Gloria ' s pilot. Don Fowler A.: Fair-haired boy F. S.: “Great Scott W. or 1).: Butchering helpless species 1957 Clothing Store Model. Harold Fraba A.: Man of Leisure F. S.: “Up ami at ’em. twenty-four skidoo.” W. or D.: Eskimo Isabel 1957: No throwing stones. George Gall A.: Angelic F. S.: “What a panic.’’ W. or D. Etchings 1957: Pulling curtains at the Avenue. Barbara Harvie A.: Sophisticated F. S.: “1 boohed. W. or I).: Kilts! 1957: Making porridge for the hail its Gloria Higgins A.: Dark Eyes F. S.: “He Has Not Got Red Hair W, or D.: Cheerleaders. 1957: Collecting diamonds. Ethel Hodges A.: Inviting F. S.: “Tell me more.” W. or 1).: It ain’t men! 1957: Gal in White. Kay James A.: Demure F. S.: Guess what!” W. or 1).: Getting Lost 1957: Riding in a 1932 Ford. Anna Lee A.: Dainty F. S.: “I was o surprised.” W. or IX: 99.99 1957: “Calling Dr. Lee.” Jean McKee A.: Adorable F. I agree.” W. or IX: Number Five. 1957: Still trying to make coffee. Glynne Milburn A.: Exotic F. S.: “That just knocks me out!” W. or IX: Yatata-Yatata 1957: Still knockin ' around. KEY—A APPEARANCE; F. S.: FAVOURITE SAYING; W. OR D.: WEAKNESS OR DESIRE. P fle Nine

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Class of 47 Ronald McLaughlin A.: Oh-h-h! so tall F. S.: “Where did I lose this mark? W. or I).: Writing perfect papers 1957: General. Louis Milburn A.: Long and lean J ; . S.: N’o, you shut the floor! W. or I).: Sleeping 1957 : Kip Van Winkle Milburn. Neil Orr A.: Like Father, Like Son F. S.: “VVanta know your mark?” W. or 1).: Klimkin Algebra 1957: Raising Quiz Kids Orville Perrault J S.: Time and zc leetle gray cells. W. or I).: Beating Dr. Crenshaw’s Time 1957: Bill Stern’s Successor. John Rowland A.: Distinguished F. S.: You laugh. John? W. or D.: To have seven brothers. 1957: Symphony Conductor. Ben Solway A.: Star Gazer F. S. Goodness Gracious! ’ W. or D.: Gals 1957: Romantic Actor. Elliott Whiteman A.: Wide Awake F. S.: “I)a-a-a.” W. or I).: Answering the wrong ques tion at the wrong time 1957: He Doesn’t Know Himself. Fred Meisner A.: Tall, dark and handsome F. S.: Yes dear!’ W. or IX: Small girls 1957: A bachelor. Joseph Misener A.: Shave)ess F. S.: “Now back at Assumption . . . ' W. or I).: 50% 1957: President of Gillette’s. Gordon Paterson F. S.: “Right after the next one” A.: Deceiving W. or I).: Alcohol (C.H JH). 1957: Milking Cinctnatti Cows. Clarence Popkey A.: Dignified F. S.: Fix your tire, Mac.” W. or I).: Counting money 1957: Grease-Monkey. Harold Salem A.: Blithe F. S.: Me thinks the lady protests too much. W. or IX: Can’t you guess? 1957: Family Man. Carman Szoke A.: Zc Great Lovaire F. S.: I’ll sink it from mid-floor.” W. or IX: First Formers of P.C.I. and K.C.I. 1957: Lost In A Harem. Douglas Wigle A.: Athletic F. S.: “Who used my towel, Harry. W. or D.: Date Squares 1957: Pan-Handler. K E Y—A APPEAR A NT . S.: FAVOURITE SAYING; W. OR D.: WEAKNESS OR DESIRE. Pag« Eleven