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

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DOUG ROGERS, 13.5.2 A — Big and strong P — Short and weak P — Monk, Moose, Herbie F — Like I don ' t know A — Jungle Bunnies (ass ' t.) W.G.W.S JAY STATE, 13.5.2 -Che P — Travelling chemical salesme P — Monday morning F — What was that homework? A — Weight-lifting 63, badminton ous intramural 60-65 RUDY OUWEHAND, 13.5.2 A— Chemistry professor P Absent-minded Professor p — Girls F — Hurry up, John a qrhool choir 10-12, school newspaper A fc 112, BUti ' 1112, study 9-13 BOB TUCKER, 13.5.2 A — Beat Ray P — Second to Ray P — Ray ' s brother F — Tough A — Track, track, track JOHN REESOR, 13.5.2 A — Graduate P— Counting significant digits in 201 P—Cicero in 245D F— Laugh it up! A — Class hockey, golf, loyal knight PETER SIMON, 13.5.2 A — To own a chain of restaurants P — Soda jerk at the Graystone P — Period 9 F — Let ' s skip period 9 RICHARD SWISTON 13.5.2 ROSS WILSON, 13.5.2 A—Another great year in Westdale P— Having to get out and get a Ph.D. or something P — Week days A— Bugle band 10-11, water polo 10-13, week-ends, operetta 12 26

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DAVE JOURDAIN, 13.5.2 A — High school teacher P — High school student P — Girl(s) who never want you to F— Hark a bear STAN KUDLATS, 13.5.2 — Dentist 3 — Restauranteur 3 — Thinking up excuses for absence notes 7 — Match me for a dollar, Tim! — Cafe Casino, 8th period Wednesday spare, Cynthia ?ICK MCISAAC, 13.5.2 V — Research chemist P — Teaching Inman ' s method 3 — F ranchaise ' — This subject is useless — Choir 9, Greek club 1011, 12.5.1 12, ski club 13, Herbie ' s Thursday noon, falling asleep in French PETER NOYES, 13.5.2 A— Engineer P — Westdale janitor P — Physics tests F — What French homework? A — Chess club, math contest GERALD W. MUNT, 13.5.2 A — Medicine or architecture at McGill P — Joe Artist P — My good looks F — Neeyh A — Triune executive 61-63, councillor chairman, Le Raconteur 65, Art Editor Norm ' s Knight 25

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