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

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7 n a ? •? f ? r.4. - A r UU k A Back Row: A. o» 1JL J. Mais- onneuve, R. O r rKriatof. A. Wigle. M. Braithwaite. B. Mac¬ Donald. B. Smith. C. Norry. K. Stewart. B. Nixon. W. Ball. Middle Row: G. Moe. R. Dunk- ley. B. Van Wyck. P. Scott. M. Carter. Miss E. C. Garrett. B Gordon. B. Lancha. B. Vlcary. P. Hewson. R. Robarts. B. Len- artowicz. Front Row: A. Belnwetz. E. Rybinsky. C- Horsburgh. B. Duncan. A. Curtis. M. Shuttle- worth. A. Kaufman. B. Yaxley. E. Hall. Absent: W. Montanarl, W. Laughren. I . MacPhail. N . White. A. Gordncr. J. Mac- Vicar. W. Scott. jSL csr Back Row: I. Katzman. P. Stefan. J. Gregg. D. Ryder. R. Cunningham. E. Zarzour. M. Zahara. N. Mansfield. S. Man- dlebaum. J. Atkin. B. Tuba, D. Johnson. B. Dyer. Middle Row: B. Atkin. H Hilton. A. Chandler. R. Browne. Mrs. L. V. Kitts. C. Burton. B Mills. R. Jacknow. J. Bickerton. B. Buchanan. Front Row: D. Milburn. D. Nevels. R. Stone. E. McDougall. M. Gordner. J. Naftolin, M. Hotchkiss. G. Salem. P. Dodge. M. Burbridgc. I. Dawson. Absent: D. Baxter. P. Dig- gleston. W. Shaw. D Tesolin C. Clark. Back Row: A. Rabin. R. Simp son, G. Fitzgerald. J. Shuttle- worth. W. Fryday. A. Wigle. R- Mclelwain, W. Artingstall, P Broder. R. Parker. E. Lang- bridge. Middle Row: F. Hodges. A. Banyai. D. O ' Connor. J. Sokol- o v s k y. B. Lenartowicz. A. James, P. Hewson. J. Kristof. G. Simpson. W. Nixon. T. Bateman. Front Row: P. Wendt. M. Pierce. B. Cullen. L. Antonello, E. Beacom. N McKee. D. White. M. Whited, J. Spargalo. T. Model). Absent: R. Jupp. P. Lesansky. D. Payne, R. Williams, B. Douglas. I. Modell. 1 Page Forty

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9F President: Jim Pcacori Vice President: Isobclle Chapman One cool Friday evening in October 9K held it ' first class party at the home of George Beaton on Sandwich Street. With a record player supplying the necessary hack- ground many pairs of feet were soon shuffling about! These activities soon turned everyone’s thoughts to food. When harelv a crumb wa left and there was absolutely no more lokc the neighbourhood was again merged into its custom¬ ary silence. The second class party, equally enjoyed, was at the home of Beatrice Rayncr. By the way. did you know that 9F had a “mad trio ? Well, they were Donna Kllis. Isohcllc Chapman and Boh Schultz. There were also Three W icked Men.” Bill Mc¬ Lean. Chuck Glaser and, once more. Boh Schultz. Had you ever noticed president Jim Peacock’s blushes; Cute isn’t he! Compliments of MORRIS TWO-FOLD SERVICE Funeral - Florist 9 ° President: William Casanova ; Vice President: Mary Newar 9G had a very good interform basketball team with Bill ? Rigg . Peter Bruski. Ronald Hunt ami Fred Scheuenuan as the outstanding players. The Rowland sister- Betty ami Jean, were members of the swimming team. t The pride and joy of the cla - was its president, William • Casanova, football and Junior basketball star, who in his first year at Patterson had a school letter ami pin waiting for him. . There have been two class parties, the first one was held I at the home oi Mary Sakovich. The winter term partv was • held at the home of Miss Smith. There wa a very good attendance and every one had lots of good food and tun ! under the direction of Aline Adams. Almost half of the class ' s female population were inter- I csted members of the school choir. 4-5 1 0 1 1624 Wyandotte St. East At Lincoln Rd. SANDWICH. WINDSOR AND AMHERSTBURG RAILWAY COMPANY Safe Economical «N T ra asportation Com piimeats of • WINDSOR GAS I COMPANY LIMITED Board of Directors W. H. FURLONG. K.C. F. X. CHAUVIN. M.A. C. E. JACKSON In the Public ' s Service since 11177 • •

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The Commercial Classes no Back Row: H. Seagull. B. Murray, E. Rosu. E. Brooks, M. McMillan. A. Bateman. E. Wahl. M. Croton. J. Miller. Mitt H. Long. Middle Row: L. Paliwoda, Y. Desbiens. P. Walkley. M. Wer- bitky, G. Reynolds. G. Wrigley. F. Huffman. E. Brien, M. Benuik. Front Row: B. Munden, J. MacNell. T. Mendlcr. G Ma¬ guire. D Blunck. P. Mahan. B. Kristof, M. Nocent, R. Daugh¬ erty. Absent: O. Archibald. M. Arneson, D. Kenney. A. Bird. J. Mayne, S. Newell. E Myles. F. Shalhoub. G. Pastorious, M. Gagen. M. Lambie, L. Boucher, M. Taylor. 10F Back Row: Mr. J. R. Pent- land, D. Barsona. E. Juhasx. M. Newby. B. Redding. M. Arrand. O. Bashucki. N Eberle, A. Bel- awetz. Middle Row: P. McGinty, P. Hillman. M. Brown. R. Ftndlay. M. Miller, L. Attman, N. Har¬ rison, J. Albrough. J. Ridley. D. Mllben. Front Row: M. Irinyi. J. Can- non, S. House,. J. Weiner. E. Scholey, G. Cross. M. Ward. R. Nichol. G. Providenti. E. Maur- izio. J- Cayea. Absent: M. Bihary. A. Boyd. C. Elisha. B. Gammon, B. Me- Innis. M. Meretsky. M. Spoel. M Wortley. 11D Class News Report The future stenographers were finite successful this year in giving the Academic girls a light lor the basketball pins. While preparing to warm the boss ' s knee, the girls are planning to have a party in the near future. No! Not just one: many of ' em! What do you think: The girls have Miss Long worried! They have been telling her they have been having night mare . Yes. you guessed it! Dreaming of shorthand! Considering the size of 111), its elas spirit is amazing. To prove that women have the gift of gab. one might take a stroll past room 202 some time when Miss Long is absent. No joking, this is just about the only exercise they have all day. The girls have got to know each little mouse¬ hole and cobweb in that room. They should too! Don ' t they live there? . . JOSEPH HAVRAN Tailor Shop Suits Made To ()rde ' r Alterations and Repairs 1228 Wyandotte East v •v COMPL1MKNTS ( F MARIGOLD HOTEL a 1011 Drouillard Rd. S ' • • 8-S « ' ■! ! • Page Forty-one