Walkerville Collegiate Institute - Blue and White Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Mr. Krause Albina Caisse a L. Russevte Bette Applin Fred Clarke L. McAllister M. Sampson Ivy Boakes M. Haycock Gwen Owen Lila Totten C. Brailean Ed Marlowe M. Pentaluk Shirley Wyatt Rose Bosetti Joan Wilson Theresa Borsos Frieda LaBute Donna Pearce M. Warren BETTE APPLIN: When you are late you’ll miss the train, But telling: her is all in vain. LORRAINE BAILLIE: She has never much t say. But, she ' s kluda cute that way. PAT BAIRD: She ' s light and lag. she ' s tall and thin. But ou should sec her in the gym. MARY BALINT: We have a girl called .Mary lialint. And this girl has a lot of talent. IVY BOAKES: IT we are gallons, then she’s a quart. Because she is so very short. THERESA BORSOS: hut ' s that thing under her chin? I get it now, a violin. ROSE BOSETTI: Here ' s the talker of tin Hass, But still she always seems to pass. CONNIE BRAILEAN: Connie doesn ' t say a thing. She should get Into the swing. ALBINA CAISSE: If her voice gets stronger, then I ' ll wager. She ' ll soon become .1 sergeant-major. FRED CLARK: Oh to be. as smart as he. To have girls swooning all around me. BOB ERDELAN: The big star of the Bartered Bride. Well, anyway, he sun has tried. BETTY EWER: In typing, shorthand, law and filing. ' through thiek and thin, she ' s always smiling. MARY GRUBAK: I ' d like to know what makes her fizz. For in her work she is a whiz. MARGARET HAYCOCK: This kid ' s as sharp as a lack. Her marks add up to one big stack. MR. M. KRAUSE: litre’s the man ou all should know. The man who always steals the show. FRIEDA LA BUTE: When teacher ' s French begins to fade, Frieda always gives him aid. ADELINE LASKOWSKI: She is doing fine. We’re all proud of Adeline. ED. MARLOWE: This guy is a first Hass joker. He plays Kuehre, Bridge, and Poker. MARION MATTHEW: This girl can put the l oys in a trance, Whene ' er she’s ready for romance. LAURA MCALLISTER: She might have been Mabel. Bedelia, or (.’ora. But turned out instead as good old Laura. HELEN MIRICH: To-day she ' s super, but when she’s riper. She won’t be super, she will be Hyper. (Mr. Krause will like thl JUNE NICKLE: ' litis gill doesn’t talk a bit. She should try her hand at it. LAURETTA NICKOLSON: she went down to .Mexico to got a man. But. she came back to Windsor with a suntan. GWEN OWEN: They say that redheads have a temper. But though you try. you can’t ofiend her. DONNA PEARCE: When she gives you si great big smile, Don’t be a 1 raid. This is her style. SHIRLEY PEARCE: She has very obviously. A charming personality MARY PENTALUK: Th s girl ' s full of life and vim. Her real name ' s Mary, but they call her Slim.” LEOLA RUSSETTE: Lucky is he who ever wins her, He may live in Rose land, maybe in Windsor. MARILYN SAMPSON: She is oh. so very small. But I can’t picture her as tall. AMELIA SIMON: II here ' s one that is hard for rhymin’ (’ause her name ' s Amelia Simon. EDWARD SKARBEK: Athletic, Handsome. What a doll! Ldward Skarbek. Friend of all. ALAN SKINNER: Here ' s a boy that ' s just a dunce. He was very clever; once. LILA TOTTON: Here’s a girl called Lila Totton. Missed in Shorthand but not forgotten. MARGARET WARREN: You ' ll agree, once that you’ve met her, She looks good in that blue sweater. JOAN WILSON: This girl ' s as clever as a eat. She writes well, ’cause her feet are flat. SHIRLEY WYATT: If you like a girl that’s quiet. Your best bet is Shirley Wyatt. 18

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ALEX ADSETT could easily ho voted “most likely to succeed ' . West¬ ern 1 . and medicine heokon next year. He is said to he bashful hut is popular with the Kiris. WILMA ALLEN is a lass with lovely eyes who is on G.A.S. executive. Was Al.t at the fashion show, shocking all by wearing red shoes. JOHN BARDEN is the fellow with brown eyes and wavy hair. This friendly hoy plans to take engineering at Queens. Miss McLaren Alex A JOHN BECKETT hails from Riverside and claims t« actor. His ambition is to get to university. STANLEY BRAILEAN likes Mathematics and is always lend his homework. He finds school a nice warm place to sleep. Ambition—mechanical engineer. JACK CATLIN can Ik seen almost any day in the hall with Carol Gregory. He hopes to be an engineer some day. Favourite expression is “Lend me your Geometry”. John B. CARMEN CLAUS has somehow managed to conceal her dancing tal¬ ents (another Pavlova?) but not her trip to New York. Columbia L’. is coming up. she hopes. JOHN COLWILL is an officer in our Cadet Corps. His ambition is to be either an office boy or a high pressure salesman with the ultimate aim of becoming a millionaire. Carmen C. Jack C. Jack C. NATALIE CYBALUK has big brown eyes, an alluring smile and wavy brown hair. Her ambition is to he a personnel manager. CAROL GREGORY’S favourite expression is “Aaachooo! peeve Is remarks vs. S.C. 1. and her ambition Is to he woman at the Cass. LLEWELLYA HILLIS’ ambition is Queens l Her pel aversion is marks under 1M) and her probable destination is a Street Corner fiddler. Llewellya H Carol G, Natalie C JANET HUGILL is noted for her “teas’ ' at night at which coffee i served. She will take Honour Math and Physics at Western I JEAN KENMURE is our striking Idue-eyed, dark-haired co-ed. v ays wears pastels. Gives Mr. Waddell gray hairs for? MIKE KOZMA is a basketball star who has great authority as chair man of the monitor’s committee. Probable destiny is a police man. PAULINE LAPP ' S nickname is Paul. Her weakness is men, ambition marriage. Her probable Pestiny is playing pool at I MacDONALD Is a lithe blonde lass who swims and figure- skates breat h takingly. A sure threat to B. A. Scott, she will take Secretarial Science at Western. MARGO MacKINNON is W.C.I.’s threat to the musical world, and was the attractive slat of the school opera. She will study music and drama at the Toronto Conservatory. HELEN MacPHEE is president of G.A.S; and Bramatic Society. She swims and plays basketball for school teams. Will take a course in languages at Toronto. RONALD MARTIN is a quiet fellow who is full of knowledge. He is interested in radio and what he doesn’t know about that subject Isn’t worth knowing. MARGO MASTER excels in academic, musical, and athletic affairs, and will gel her K.N. degree at Toronto L This tall- fair-haired beauty has personality plus. Helen MacP. Margo M PATSY O’BRIEN wants to take a saying is “Ikm’t bother me, pet peeve is boys. HARRY PATTERSON helps make 13A less dull, time he manages to get his work clone, of Miss Tunks. CHARLES PLEASANCE is an « nthusinst in baseball works at his father’s jewellery store in the attends school in the morning. Charles P Tatsy O’B, Harry P.