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Lowe, W. D. High School Yearbook 1961-1962 University of Windsor Scholarship at UWindsor Essex County (Ontario) High School Yearbooks Southwestern Ontario Digital Archive 1962 Lowe, W. D. High School Yearbook 1961-1962 Lowe, W. D. High School (Windsor, Ontario) Follow this and additional works at: https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/essexcountyontariohighschoolyearbooks Part of the Public History Commons Recommended Citation Lowe, W. D. High School (Windsor, Ontario), "Lowe, W. D. High School Yearbook 1961-1962" (1962). Essex County (Ontario) High School Yearbooks. 91. https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/essexcountyontariohighschoolyearbooks/91 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Southwestern Ontario Digital Archive at Scholarship at UWindsor. It has been accepted for inclusion in Essex County (Ontario) High School Yearbooks by an authorized administrator of Scholarship at UWindsor. For more information, please contact [email protected]. R 373. 71332 LOW Windsor Public Library Professional Collection Essex County Branch of The Ontario Genealogical Society (EssexOGS) Active Members: Preserving Family History; Networking & Collaborating; Advocates for Archives and Cemeteries This yearbook was scanned by the Essex County Branch of The Ontario Genealogical Society in conjunction with the Leddy Library on the campus of the University of Windsor for the owners of the book. The EssexOGS yearbook scanning project is for preservation and family history research purposes by the Essex County Branch membership. This document is made available for personal study and research purposes only, in accordance with the Canadian Copyright Act and the Creative Commons license—CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution, Non-Commercial, No Derivative Works). Under this license, works must always be attributed to the copyright holder and cannot be used for any commercial purposes, and may not be altered. Any other use would require the permission of the copyright holder. This material is for personal research use only, and can not be sold or distributed. a prescription for sec11rity . .. II To succeed in the business world of today and tomorrow you must adopt a personal code of acts and attitudes Such as: • Courtesy INSTEAD of ~harp retorts Enthusia:-m INSTF. ,\D of listlessness Re,,pon!-e IN TF. \ n of indifference Attention INSTEAD of neglect Patience INSTEAD of irritation Sincerity INSTEAD of sham Facts INSTEAD of argument I Action INSTEAD of delay Help INSTEAD of hindrance Giving INSTEAD of getting TIIE PEOPLE AT CHRYSLER CORPORATION OF CANADA, LIMITED Valiant, Plymouth, Dodge, Chrysler, Dodge and Fargo Trucks ((When Engineering Puts Something Extra Into The Product" "T H E TOWERS" 1961-1962 Poge 1 I I W. D. LOWE TECHNICAL SCHOOL 1961-62 YEAR BOOK Sponsored by the Student Organization and Dedicated to the yraduates of 1.961. -62 " THE TOWERS" 1961-1962 Page 2 THE TOWERS EDITORIAL STAFF AND SPONSOR OFFICERS OF TECH UNITED LEFT TO RIGHT, Angelo Schincariol (Vice Pre•idenl), John Sartori (President), Mr. N. Fi1hwick (Sponsor), Dave Smith (Secretary), Jim lott (Trecnurer) absent. TECH UNITED COMMENTS by JOHN SARTORI As president of Tech United I wish to thonk the yeorbook Aitchison, without whose help publication would have staff: especially the editor, Joe Czachor; his assistant, been practically impossible. Mike Uljarevich; business manager, Herb Stammler; the I'm sure most of you will remember this school year staff committee and its chairman Mr. Stefani for their 1961-1962 in the future. On behalf of myself and the splendid work. Special mention should be made, too, of rest of the executive, I wish all the students pleosant the work of the Camero Club, Carl Pardy and Mr. G. memories in their yearbook, "The Towers." YEAR BOOK STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT, Joe Czachor, Mr. J. Stefoni, Andy Hellenbor1, Herb Stammler, Mike Uljarevic. EDITORIAL NOTE by JOE CZACHOR '! Being Editor-in-Chief this year has given me o wonderful Mr. Buie. Most of all I would like to thank Carl Pardy experience. I wish to take this opportunity to express my ond his assistants who took the pictures, and Mrs. thanks to all the people who have devoted their time to Worthy who devoted so much of her time to do the this publication- My sincere thanks go to Mr_ Stefani and typing. "THE TOWERS" 1961-1962 Page 3 TECHNICAL TEACHERS FRONT ROW, left la righli C. Cole, l. Storr, E Wollan, C. Murray, F. Borne., H. Cowgill, A. Buie, A. Neely. IACIC IOW, E. Grimes, C. Fisher, O. Ron, L Floglt r J. Stecher, W. Andeuon, D. Herman, J. Phillip, 0. lowsan, D. Dickson, H. Farr, T. Lawrence, A. Weir, N. Fishwick, S. Levine. T ACADEMIC TEACHERS FRONT ROW, left to right, R. J. McElligott, A. J. Gillies, A. T. Roach, J, M. Stefani, G. Aitchison, F. M. Hogon, H. fenht, A. Coltos. IACK ROW C. Vincent, J Murroy, I . A. Magda, D. W, Reynolds, A. Harrison, W. A. Malkin, C. Popkey, It. J. Mcleon, D. Feaver, S. Janine. r Page, " THE TOWERS" 1961-1962 Principal's Message The editor, his staff and advisors are to be commended for their effort in producing another edition of "The Towers." Only those who have laboured at the many details can appreciate the amount of work involved, but I am sure they are also the ones who will most benefit. I know our yearbook will serve to all our students as a reminder of happy days during 1961-1962. Featured in these pages are the Graduates of 1962. Students and members of the teaching staff join me in wishing them success and happiness in the years to come. MR. L. F. McGEE PRINCIPAL • MR. C. L, FISHER MR. W. A. MALKIN TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ACADEMIC DIRECTOR /IATIION/ll OIJII ADVIIITlll/11 • IEMEMIEII, •• They have helped to make The Towers possible "THE TOWERS" 1961-1962 Page S WINDSOR BOARD OF EDUCATION TENDERS to the Students, Teachers and Principal OF W. D. LOWE TECHNICAL SCHOOL its congratulations on the sclwlastic and other attainments of the sclwol year 1961-62 WINDSOR BOARD OF EDUCATION - 1962 Ward I. ....................................... K. C. Hortop, B.A., Chairman Ward II. ............................... G. Allan Buchanan, B.A. Ward Ill. ..................................... H. D. Taylor, B.A., M.C., D.Sc. Ward IV .................................................. G. M. Grant, Q.C. Ward V .................... , ..... , ......................... .. D. W. Gray SEPARATE SCHOOLS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL M. G. BRICK, D.D.S. J. c. LAWLER H. J. LASSALJNE, M.A. c. G. SAMPSON The Windsor Suburban Di.strict High School Board joim in congraluloting those students from iu are.a who are attending your school • • WINDSOR SCHOOLS EXCEL • Page 6 "THE TOWEIS" 1961-1962 MAURICE AMYOT REG APPLEYARD PETER AUBRY JOHN BABECKAS ELECTRICIAN AUTO MECHANIC ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN .. JOHN BAKER BILL BAND RAY BENDIG BOB BIGNESS GARY BONDY SHEET METAL ARTIST TOOL & DIE MAKER AUTO MECHANIC ELECTRONICS • DWAYNE BONDY EUGENE BOULAINE TERRY BOWSER BRIAN BRODERICK RON BRUNET ELECTRICIAN ARCH. DRAUGHTSMAN SHEET METAL TOOL AND DIE TOOL AND DIE Poge 7 "THE TOWERS" 1961-1962 LYNN COPE GARY CAMPEAU LUCIANO CASSANO RAYMOND CHMILNlLZKY ROY BULMER TOOL AND DIE TOOL AND DIE AUTO MECHANIC PRINTER MECH DRAUGHTSMAN JOE CZACHOR JOHN CZOMBOS TERRY DANYLUK TERRY DAWSON DONALD COWLING ARCH DRAUGHTSMAN TOOL AND DIE ELECTRICIAN MECH. DRAUGHTSMAN AUTO MECHANIC MIKE DELUCA GERALD DEMERS LAWRENCE DENOMME ERNEST DMYTRIW EDDIE DELL MECH DRAUGHTSMAN MECH. DRAUGHTSMAN TOOL AND DIE TOOL AND DIE MECH DRAUGHTSMAN WILLIAM DUPUIS BERNARD DROUILLARD OTTO FAUST WAYNE FENN RON DOHERTY ARCH. DRAUGHTSMAN ELECTRICIAN MECH. DRAUGHTSMAN AUTO MECHANIC AUTO MECHANIC JACK FOOTE MIKE GALLANT PAT GALLANT STANLEY GRONDIN RON FlUAULT AUTO MECHANIC ARCH DRAUGHTSMAN AUTO MECHANIC PRINTER WELDER Page 8 "THE TOWERS" 1961-1962 GERALD HAIGH RON HAITON JACK HILL WAYNE HILLMAN WAYNE HOGGE AUTO MECHANIC MECH DRAUGHTSMAN AUTO MECHANIC SHEET METAL PRINTER i JIM HUNT PETER IPPOLITO ARTHUR JAHNS EDQIN JENSEN ANDREW KILLIAN ARTIST ELECTRONICS MECH DRAUGHTSMAN MECH DRAUGHTSMAN ELECTRICIAN • MIKE KITOWSKI RON KNOLL GEORGE KRAKANA GORDON LAMBRICK DAVE LANE FOUNDRY MECH DRAUGHTSMAN TOOL ANO DIE ELECTRONICS PRINTER FRED LANG WAYNE LESSOR WAYNE LOGAN JIM Lon BARRY MacDONALD AUTO MECHANIC TOOL ANO DIE TOOL ANO DIE TOOL ANO DIE TOOL ANO DIE NEIL McDONALD IAN McLEAY HUGH McLELLAN DON MATTHEW BOB MERRIAELD PRINTER AUTO MECHANIC PRINTER PRINTER AUTO MECHANIC "THE TOWHS" 1961-1962 GERALD MILLER PETER MILLER GERALD MORDEN JOHN MUMA ROBIN MEYRICK AUTO MECHANIC MECH. DRAUGHTSMAN MECH DRAUGHTSMAN TOOL AND DIE J\UTO MECHANIC JIM NOBLES JOHN OWEN ALAN PATTERSON CARMEN NACCARATO JOE NEPA MECH DRAUGHTSMAN ARCH DRAUGHTSMAN TOOL ANO DIE TOOL AND DIE PRINTER • lARRY PELTIER LORNE PIERCE GARY POHLAMN AL POVOLEDO FRANK PAVICIC ELECTRONICS TOOL AND DIE MECH DRAUGHTSMAN ELECTRICIAN FOUNDRY JIM RAESIDE ALFRED REAUME RON ROACH DAVID ROBERT GARY PROVENCHER ARCH DRAUGHTSMAN ARCH DRAUGHTSMAN ELECTRICIAN AUTO MECHANIC ELECTRICIAN NORM RVALL JOHN SARTORI ANGELO SCHINCARIOL DICK SHADY GARY SHEEHAN TOOL ANO DIE AUTO MECHANIC MECH. DRAUGHTSMAN ELECTRICIAN CARPENTER Pose 10 ''THE TOWERS" 1961-1962 " CHARLES SMITH DAVE SMITH RON SMITH MIKE SOLIMA PAUL SNYDER TOOL ANO DIE ARCH. DRAUGHTSMAN ELECTRICIAN TOOL ANO DIE ELECTRICIAN JIM STARRETT KEN ST PIERRE ROGER STOCCO LARRY SWEETMAN EDWARD SZPYTMAN AUTO MECHANIC MECH DRAUGHTSMAN TOOL ANO DIE MECH. DRAUGHTSMAN ELECTRICIAN BOYD SZENTMIKLOSSY DAVE TAYLOR WARREN TAY RON TREMBLAY TOM TRUPP AUTO MECHANIC ARTIST FOUNDRY TOOL AND DIE TOOL ANO DIE EDWARD VAGI GARY VANLITH TERRY VAN SICKLE ROBERT VARGYAS DON WALKER TOOL AND DIE MECH. DRAUGHTSMAN ARCH. DRAUGHTSMAN AUTO MECHANIC MECH . DRAUGHTSMAN • JACK WARD BRYAN WELLS JIM WRIGHT MARIO ZANET ALDO ZANUmNI ARCH DRAUGHTSMAN AUTO MECHAN!C TOOL ANO DIE TOOL ANO DIE ELECTRICIAN Poge II "THE TOWERS" 1961-1962 PREFECTS GRADE 12 GRADE 11 +-+++I•• I It I I I It+ t I It t I It+ t + + t • t I It I I I•++ +...-.+++++++• • • • • t t • t t t t t It t t t I+++ t + t t I I+ BUILD BETTER CANADIANS i RENNIE'S MUSIC DRINK MORE MILK 128 UNIVERSITY A VE. W., WINDSOR PHONE CL S.Z14-0 CONN ORGANS MILK EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL Finest in MUSICAL MERCHANDISE & ACCESSORIES • OF WINDSOR ALSO TAPE REOORDERS ,.
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