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

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Back Row: L. Dunkley, S. Zimbalatte. R. Wilson. G. WII- son, B. McMillan. T. Trowell, A. McGuire. A. Taylor. Miss Coughlin. Middle Row: E. Nicholas. O. Crosby. D. Scott. P. Todd. C. Vaughan, E. Wickens, A. Nem- cc. D. Carswell. J. Filbey. J. Morgan. Front Row: S. Green. A. Strump. G. Cross. B. Wilson, J. Coulter, P. Gow, D. Pringle. Absent: M. Bogl, R. Molyneux. ill® 3 Back Row: T. Lowther. G. Noble. R. Scott. E. Smith, P. Bakst. G. MacFarlane, J. Law- renson. T. Wear. R. Kading. P. Kitchen. B. Smith. N. Wortley. C. Surgent. Middle Row: O. Stein. B. Mar- kos. P. Branoff. M. Gutz, A. Milani, O. Shalhoub. I. Pasko. M. McConnell, D. O’Meara. S. Szychta. B McMaster, F. Saf- ran, J. McKinley, J. McNab. Front Row: H. Rollet. E. Al¬ lan, D. Borofsky, E. Zaharia, L. Campbell, M. Mills. J. Davis. H. Vagryn. H. Kain.

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• • . Bart let Mar School Daze . . . A visit to Bartlet Macdonald Gow will clear up your mind on what is right for school clothes. WINDSOR’S DEPEND ABLE STORE ... COMPLIMENTS OF l . YELLOW CAB CO. •• WINDSOR, LTD. :i - 2 I 2 4 The Thinking Fellow Calls 4 Yellow COMPLIMENTS OF ABBEY GRAY LIMITED Chrysler - Plymouth - Fargo Distributors 649 Ouellette Phone 4-1171 9A President: Bill Dowdell Vice President: Violet Turle Alter a very close and interesting election campaign 9A chose Bill Dowdell and iolet I uric as their guiding lights. A riotous party, held at the president ' s home launched the new school year successfully. Dancing and games were enjoyed, then stacks oi food supplied by the girls were distributed accompanied by soft drinks. The class participated in mterform basketball and proudly claims to have Don bite. Junior Basketball Mar. in their midst. Melville Johnson. Donna Barnhardt. May Kllcmcnt and iolet I urle represented c h on the swimming team. Bill Dowdell placed second in the school ' s Junior Public Speaking Contest and several members lent their voices to the choir. Another fast moving classmate was Andy Cangiano who not only sent out solid beats with his drums hut helped in the publicity department of the school. 9B President: Arnold McCallum Vice President: Thelma Johnston According to all reports 9B was very proficient in Soccer and after a very exciting iinal game, won the Grade U championship. Carrying on in the same spirit the basket¬ ball team made the interform playoffs. The class was proud to be one of grade classes who attended and performed in the High School Music Festival. John MacDonald was on the swimming team and Robert Hathaway entered the Junior Public Speaking Contest. The class hockey team got off to a very successful start, winning their first three games. There have been no c!a «. parties because of the housing problem. 9C President: Don Crapper Vice President: Shirley Willaughan 9C seemed to be quite musically minded. Sigmund Kud- ryn. who sang “Silent Night so beautifully in the Christ¬ mas Assembly, was the sparkplug who led the way. Alfred Richardson followed the path straight to the drums in the school band and Naomi Kersey and Don Bustin landed in the choir. The hoys of 9C have participated actively in all interform sports. When Peggy White won the Tall Tale Contest 9C nearly burst with pride for no one had imagined that such talent had lain dormant for so long. Don Crapper also brought glory to 9C when hi entry placed in the Lower School Short Story. Essay ami Poetry Contest. 9D President: Don MacEwan Vice President: Joyce Paterson The first party of the year was held at the home of Don MacEwan. with stacks of records to supply music for the four girls and seven hoys. I here wa only one drawback no record player, how’ever maestro Don Vackle managed to extract music from the piaro as did some of tin girls. The class soccer team played well enough to he runner up for the Grade 9 play-offs, but were defeated by 9B. Bill She Ison was the ole representative on the foothali leant and Don Parsons and Don MacEwan were on the Junior Basketball team. Kay Mac Vicar copped first prize in the junior Short Story Contest and is now the pride of the class. A few Weeks before Christmas Max Krutch broke his ankle while playing football. W rallied to the cause and as a result Max received an interesting Christmas box. com¬ pliments of his classmates. 9E President: Frank Gordner Vice President: Lena Varascink W it h the help of Jack Kulcsxy’s mother 9E s first class party was one to remember. The interform soccer team brought forth such players as George Bychylo. Irwin Lopatin. Gorman Martin and Frank Gordner, In basketball good sportsmanship was shown hv Mike Drehot. George Bychylo and Frank Gordner s im¬ ported by loyal and hard fighting classmates who managed nine wins over two losses. The class had several choir members in its midst and George Bychylo was on the switnn.ir..; team. Mike Drehot. Austin Thompson and Bill Minor were on om of the teams in the miclyt u .-k.•th.il 1 schedule. Page Thirty-eight