Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute - Breezes Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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FOR GRADUATION Gift Suggestions Dress Accessories YOU DO BEST AT Dingwall ' s PORTAGE AT GARRY. WINNIPEG WE SPECIALIZE IN GRADUATION BOUQUET FLORAL DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS The New York Florist j. ROVATZOS Phone 27 989 Res. Phone 36 1S1 363 H PORTAGE AVENUE WINNIPEG. MAN. “Headquarters for all the High Schools and Colleges” SPORTING GOODS NO MATTER WHAT YOU NEED- TODAY OR TOMORROW JOHNNY FARQUHAR’S STORE 353 PORTAGE AVENUE (Corner Carlton St., Opposite Holt Renfrew)

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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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Dominion Business College Student Wins Provincial Championship At Recent All-Canada Typing Contest (NOVICE DIVISION) OUTSTRIPS ALL RIVALS BY NINE WORDS A MINUTE The Novice Championship Contest was open to all Business College students in Manitoba who began their training on or after August 1st, 1926. The Championship was awarded to Miss Chrissie Bromley, fifteen years of age, with a net speed of 61.9 words a minute. Mish Bromley began her course at the Dominion Business College August 24th, 1926. Second place was awarded to Miss Ruby Belyea of the Manitoba Business College. This is the contest that reflects the quality of instruction given in Business Colleges, since at the time of the contest (April 2nd), Miss Bromley had had no experience—in fact had barely completed heT training. ANOTHER FACT: Only three silver challenge cups were offered for competition—one for experienced experts; one for those having a little experience and one for students. The student cup wap won by Miss Bromley of the “Dominion.” Anything “Claimed” indicating there were more than three cups offered for competition is not in keeping with the facts. It pays to attend the 301-2-3 New Enderton Building (Next to Eaton’s) WINNIPEG David Cooper, C.A., President