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Anna Backman, Laura Bjarnason, Margaret Bourns, Agnes Feely, Christine Hallgrimson, Annie McEwen, Eileen Mathews. XI E—Room 51 President, Jack Seddon; Secretary, William Jones; Alan Ayre, Harold Backman, Robert Duke, Milton Evans, Henry Foures, Bjorn Hallgrimson, Osborne Hawkins, Gordon Hill, William Kibblewhite, Oldrick MacCallum, Nevin McDonald, Jack McKay, Robert Milne, Guy Steinhoff, Russell Steinhoff, Stanley Steinman, Douglas Taylor, Hilliard Taylor, Peter Thielman, Clair Zryd. XI F—Room 18 President, Walter Burns; Secretary, Jack King; Clinton Anderson, Jim Bardsley, Edward Barrett, Fred Bird, Alex. Black, David Borm, Jack Eden, William Ferries, Murray Fulkerson, Dick Gregory, Carl Hallson, Lionel Kestenbaum, Bob McCance, Allan McLeod, Roderick MacRae, Charles Morden, George Oelkers, Charles Proudfoot, Harold Rafferty, Isadore Rosenstock, Knox Sprung, Harry Stanley, Paul Villeneuve, Murray Whiteway, Charles Wreggitt. XI A—Room 56 President, Cherry Crawford; Secretary, Katherine Queen; Vida Barrett-Hamilton, Louise Bewick, Vivian Black, Gunhild Carlson, Grace Carpenter, Gwendoline Carter, Eileen Christie, Marjorie Dunderdale, Eileen Ferguson, Frances Fox, Betty Francis, Lillian Furney, Christina Horn, Ethel Hubbard, Margaret Hutcheson, Helga Johannesson, Muriel Kent, Audrey King, Irene McAllister, Ruby Palmason, Dorothy Paulson, Dorothy Pierce, Sadie Robbins, Marie Sloan, Lola Smith, Christina Steel, Eva Swatland, Thelma Wallman, Caroline Watling. XI B—Room 53 President, Leslie Cannon; Secretary, Charlie Cowperth waite; Sigurd Austinson, Ephraim Cohen, Arthur Gauer, Beauford Gerrie, Fred Gilbert, Jimmy Goodman, Fred Grinke, Reuben Groves, Harold Haid, Malcolm Hodson, Llewellyn Johns, John Leishman, James Mac- Kay, Kenneth Maclean, Jack Palmason, William Pfeffer, Melville Pierce, Harvey Powell, Stewart Reid, Bert Sammons, George Seater, Shirley Sellar, Albert Shelsy, Edgar Summerfield, Douglas Tedford, Aubrey Wallace, Willis Wheatley, John Whitbread. XI C—Room 22 President, Isabel Mclvor; Secretary, Isabel McDonald; Marion Archibald, Lucy Boothman, Evelyn Bragg, Myrtle Bragg, Evelyn Corben, Alice Doyle, Muriel Glasgow, Minnie Hantscharuk, Mildred Harrison, Edith Horton, Myra Jackson, Evelyn King, Constance McCutcheon, Audrey Mclnnes, Marion McLeod, Edna Mason, Weno- nah Miller, Muriel Moore, Beatrice Quilliams, Mabel Sheard, Emma Stephenson, Audrey Thompson, Margaret Waugh. X H—Room 8 President, Evelyn McKenzie; Secretary, Leslie Ham; Myrtle Almond, Airdrie Arnold, James Bailey, Phyllis Bell, Doris Brighty, 27
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ORATORICAL SPLASHES “Canada is crossed by two railways. The first of these, the C.P.R., was built by Donald Smith. On account of the strength that this task required, he was known as the “Strathcona Horse.” The second, the G.T.P., was completed in 1837, Prince Rupert driving the last spike.” The tales of western explorers are most fascinating. Here we read of Fraser, Simpson and the daring W. L. Mackenzie King, who was the first to sail to the mouth of the river to which he gave his name. “Canada is a land with a glorious future. It is adapted to agri¬ culture, yielding large crops of peaches, oranges, bananas, wheat, sugar cane and cotton. There are excellent transportation facilities for these products. Thousands of bushels of grain are stored annually in the elevators at Fort William Henry on Lake George, whence they are shipped east by the lake route, passing Niagara Falls by the famous Panama Canal. GRADUATING CLASSES “ Morituri te salutamus ” XIIA—Room 58 President, Doris Goodall; Secretary, Allan Ryckman; Magnusina Bjornson, Alma Buhr, Grafton Calverley, Wylma Cooper, Genevieve Craig, Eleanor Dickson, Harry Easton, Clinton Fogg, Bethel Graham, Winnifred Greer, Shirley Hehn, Laura Holmes, Sidney Holmes, William Hrabie, Alan Hugg, Freda Johnson, Gertrude Johnson, Margaret Johnston, Chris Leckie, Dan McWilliams, Lillian Moffatt, Muriel Moffatt, Ruth Scott, Gudrun Sigurdson, Gladys Stainton, Frances Tisdale, William Weselak, May Wilson. XIIB—Room 61 President, Dorothy Pound; Secretary, Gervas Meech; Carl Axelson, Herbert Brereton, Artemas Brown, Lilian Campbell, Edith Carlson, Frank Casper, Harold Cleve, Clemency Dunsmore, Don Forsyth, Mary Foster, Runa Gudmundson, Kristiana Hallson, Monty Hammell, Stanley Henderson, Freda Johanneson, Steve Johnson, Thorun Johnson, Agnes Lavery, Laura Lemon, Rhuna Loptson, Helen Lowe, Myrtle McKelvey, Marguerite McElroy, Margaret McKinnon, Margaretta McNabb, Delma Nesti, Agnes Phillips, Clifford Phillips, Jack Pickell, Laura Roche, Hazel Staples, Alva Steen, Linnie Tate, Eleanor Tennant, Myles Tennant. XID—Room 55 President, Kathleen Lawrence; Secretary, Hazel Warren; Barbara Baird, Beulah Braid, Beatrice Brooks, Irene Carter, Gladys Chambers, Wilda Crerar, Kathleen Donnelly, Minnie Epp, Mona Holgate, Ina Hume, Edna Johnson, Frances MacNair, Jean Murdoch, Blanche Palmer, Florence Palmer, Gladys Palmer, Annie Sinclair, Mildred Storsater, Joyce Sullivan, Doris Waite. Practical Arts —Anice Allonby, 26
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Gordon Brooks, Lloyd Bruce, Edna Caswill, Isabel Cooper, Mollie Francis, Lavinia Hull, Norman Johnston, Marie Limmert, Ernest McCullough, Isabel McLeod, Elspeth McRae, Margaret McWilliams, Nettie Millar, Mary Pagee, Iris Parker, Harold Pizey, Dorothy Rogers, Jean Rutherford, Fred Saunders, Lillian Stephenson, Robert Swan, Edith Tomlinson, Olive Vopnfjord, Edith Wheeldon, Eddie White, Marguerite Woods. X K—Room 10 President, Elsie Scales; Secretary, Phyllis Forrest; Richard Andrew, Kathleen Booth, Sylvia Clarke, Edna Collins, Margaret Comrie, Madge Courtney, Marie Daniel, Dorothy Davis, Mary Fraser, Thelma Freedman, Mae Hardy, Mike La Monica, Anna Lubotta, Nadine Lush, Kathleen McAllister, Katherine McIntyre, Frances McLean, Ileen Mair, Margaret Moffitt, Elliott Munnion, Pearl Olson, Ruth Plews, Edward Rangno, Howard Russell, Dorothy Smith, Ethel Vinnell, Alex. Watt. X L—Room 6 President, Helen Blythe; Secretary, Edythe McCarthy; May Adams, Margaret Brownrigg, Ella Christopherson, Gwendolyn Flett, Dorothy Foster, Marie Foster, Clarice Haynes, Minnie Henkel, Winston Herget, Jessie McCormick, Peggy MacQuarrie, Clarence Munton, Elizabeth Owen, John Samson, Lillian Samson, Sydney Stewart, Margaret Turner, Hilda Weitman. L’ENVOI {With a nod to Rudyard Kipling) When the last book is thrown in the corner, And when the last pen-nib is dried, When excuses and pleadings are over, And to the last teacher we’ve lied, We shall rest—and faith we shall need it—• Lie down for an evening or two, And, with all the strength we can muster, Give thanks there’s no homework to do. — H.P. SPORT SHOES-for all HAPPY, CARE-FREE, OUT-DOOR TIMES KENDALL’S SMART SHOES Phone 86 084 365 PORTAGE AVENUE 28
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