Westdale Secondary School - Le Raconteur Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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13.5.1 MURRAY ' S MAFIA

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Margaret Curtis, Grad Editor. Five (or more) short years ago, we of the 1965 graduating class had reached an import- ant milestone along the road of life — we had gained entry to the hallowed halls of West- dale Collegiate. Now, after many trials and tribulations, much sweat and ofttimes tears, we approach the next milestone, or, rather, should I say, a crossroads. This June we will be saying goodbye to many of our friends and teachers who have been with us so long, and we will be branching out into the many different walks of life. Many of us will go on to universities, teachers ' college or other institutes of hig her learning, while others will go straight into industry or the business world. But I ' m sure that none of us will ever forget the time we spent at Westdale. The memories of the football games and other sport activities, the variety shows, the crowded cafeteria and examinations, will linger on as the years go by. In farewell to those who follow, might I take the liberty to paraphrase that famous poem by John McCrae: To you from fleeting hands we hold the torch, Be yours to hold it high . . Margaret Curtis, Grad Editor. 17

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MARILYN BIRNIE, 13.5.1 A — X-ray technologist P — Gift wrapper in Eatons P — Hospital vacation F — Land-a-gotia! A — Class sports 912, Y activities, Mafia Mug F C, Church LEGEND A — Ambition P — Probable Destiny P — Pet Peeve F — Favorite Saying A — Activities JANE BROWN, 13.5.1 A — Teachers ' College P — Driving a bus p — Greyhound buses F — What homework A — Going to London LORNE FINKELSTEIN, 13.5.1 A — Doctor P — Carrying bed-pans P — Food F — Censored A — Member of the Mafia PAT BOYLE, 13.5.1 A — June 66! P— Sept. 65! P — 3-1 1 shifts F — Want a nde tonight? A— P.G. (9-13 etc.) intramural basketball and volleyball, candy-striper JIM DICKSON, 13.5.1 A — Rear-Admiral P — Able seaman P — Policemen F — But sir, I lost my workwork A — Intramural sports, 63-64 Ridley Col- ALAN HAYTON, 13.5.1 A — None P — Unknown P — None F — None A — None FRED KUS, 13.5.1 A — Scientist P — Mad scientist P — Guys borrowing my F — That ' s asinine A — As little as possible GARY KAIN, 13.5.1 A — Dictator P — Hermit P — John Ressor, lung cancer, alcohol F — Shoot me a double. Would you open your books as well A — Member of Whitton Rd. Warrior, member of Mike Short fan club, ran for President (incognito) in 64, one of many admirers of Bern M. 19