Barrie Central Collegiate Institute - Vox Collegii Yearbook (Barrie, Ontario Canada)

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Page? VOX COLLEGII Jur1e1935 i A' b S t ,GKfbRs,,. Merrie NFQQ 500 ' a aa a. 5 T - gg sea t Symbol of Service SENIORS, what and where Next? Get all the High School education that you can, then consider one of the following courses that will make you independent for life: Accounting and Auditing, Commercial, Shorthand, l Steno-graphic, Secretarial, Machines Member of t'The Business Educators' Association of Canada Q . Nlimeographing ' HA Specialtyn Principal A THE ILLUSTRATED PAGES inserted in this hook were repro- T duced without the use of expensive halftones by RICHARDSON, BOND 8: WRIGHT Limited l 409,-s 0' owen souuo, oumnio oqpxvv- Yourz INQUIRIES nwireo T 1 l GD E U' COPYRIGHT EOR A COMPLETE EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT SERVICE Your Interests can hest he served by consulting our Catalogue No. 50 EVERYTHING FOR THE SCHOOL MOYER SCHOOL SUPPLIES Limited Canada's School F umishers 106-108 York Street -Since 1884- TORONTO, ONTARIO TRY HEPPLESTON'S MEATS for Quality and Satisfaction

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1935 vox coLLEc-11 Pg 59 Ayerst Sz Harris The HOMELIKE HOTEL LIMITED GENERAL MOTORS BANQUETIZ PRODUCTS HEADQUAR E - KIWANIS and LIONS Sales and Se ce CLUBS 75 Elizabeth st. Ph 128 T. E. Harley ,SP UNIQUE 'H 5' 3 E., QUALITY is 5 and .5 FLG-GLAZE 5' SERVICE Dj' PAINTS WALLPAPERS window Shades RUABERTSONS 'l' DRUG. STORE ES Opp. Post Office, Barrie Picture Framing --- phone 2 3 AGENTS FOR 82 Dunlop St. : Barrie Laura Secorcls Try the Olympia For Ice Cream, I-lot Drinks, Hot Lunches and Confectionery 34 Dunlop St. - Barrie, Ont. CAPITOL THEATRE-THE HOUSE OF COMFORT

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Page 60 VOX COLLEGII June1935 . f.:l'gf+2?:l,-- I li Qdam LA . - as 4 .4 a ye - , tiff Q. . n 9 551! ' .JM 4- M ' 1, '1 .X 51.72 r 1 te, i itiillkliv A ' ' 'HU . f I! 1 , ' E , ,l it f G - l ' C-N -5 ' f -4 ,.Q'Q,:-IJ' Lim . Q ' I ' . is 'divx fi 261 ' Editor-Wanda Watterworth fn fri! in , jfxf' We have all heard the old saying- You cannot get water from a stonef: This was exactly my feeling when I attempted to draw humor from the stud- ent body. How funny students seemed at times and yet how blank their words seemed when put down in black and white. Yet we all demand to be entertained even when reading a school magazine. With this task before us we tried to compile a department that will add joy to your leisure moments- tc those students whose contributions we did not accept we offer our regrets to say, like editors of outside magazinesg Sorry, but your material was hardly suitable for our purpose. At any rate, we hope you won't cry over what you find here. Miss Kelso- Why didn't you answer me? John Rooke- I shook my head. Miss Kelso- Well, do you expect me to hear it rattle up here? Ed. Bartley- My, but this is a fine floor. Marg. Webb- Then, why dance on my feet? Peg. Parsons- Say, I thought you were dead. Ron. Hardy- Of course not, what made you think that? Peg. Parsons- I heard some one say something nice about you this morn- ing. -ii i Gwynneth Brown lafter the avccidentj- It was all your fault. l've always driven carefully. Really I've had a year's experience. Old Man tpicking himself upl- But I've always walked carefully-I've had sixty-eight years experience? It's the little things that tell, -said Phyliss Matthews, as she dragged her young brother out from under the sofa. Sam Lavery, to Mr. Sheppard- May I get a drink, sir? Mr. Sheppard fmistaking drink for ink!- Sorry, Sam, I lent my bottle to Mr. Synottf' 1 Miss Kelso- Birchard, put that gum in the basket, I want perfect quiet in this class. - . Bill Sutcliffe- Through the Sahara's worst sandstorms I've como to thee. Peach Lay- Verily, thou must be a man of grit. George Kightley- Say, I'm in the flower of manhood. Helen Crew- Yes, you blooming idiot. CAPITOL THEATRE - PERFECT SOUND .