Brandon Collegiate Institute - New Era Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

 - Class of 1939

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THE NEW ERA Be Photographed and Measured Our New Photochart Process and Your New Suit will be practically moulded to your figure. — as we would llhte to recieve advice on other matters.™ MACPHERSON AND BEDFORD FUNERAL DIRECTORS 128 11th St. Brandon j Come in and see how it is done. 1 A. Shewan Son 1 i 1 •J..II- II. -UK-mi-nil-mi- mi -mi- III. -mi-mi- mi - mi -u {. Do right and fear no man. Don’t write and fear no woman. Diamonds are chunks of coal that stuck to their job. We have a head on us for the same reason a pin has—to keep us from going too far. Women can keep a secret just as well as a man, but generally it takes more of tnem to do it.

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THE NEW ERA 71 Keith Scott: Keith is our maestro of music and art. When he can’t solve an algebra problem he just sits down and plays “I can Dream can’t I”. Marjorie Sproule: Another quiet blonde. (Very unusual for blondes). She has quite a time to hit a pass in Alg. Adam Lawson: One of those hap¬ py-go-lucky kids who never has his homework done. It sometimes backfires on him in Physics period. Steve Morris: Steve got a type¬ writer this year and was he proud. Mr. Bateman was happy about the whole thing because for the first time he could read his physics experiments. Edith Hart: She’s the little girl who is always looking over her specks. Could it he at the boys? Jessie Hayes: She has travelled plenty to get her education. In Bill Cavanagh: “Does Mr. Ashley mark Composition hard?” Doug. Carey: “Does he? He takes five marks off tor having a period upside down.” Traffic jams cause fewer accidents than pickled drivers. A mill cannot grind with the water that is past. the past three years she has been taking school at Findlay, Virden, and good old Brandon. Her ambition is to he a flying hostess. Dal Harris: Dal seems to he hav¬ ing a hard time to get his Grade XI Latin. He says it was the downfall of Caesar and it’s soon going to lie his. Favorite expression: “Tough luck. Kid”. Mike Lychacz: Mike is one of the quiet type. He only visits us occasionally for an English period. (Lucky fellow). Vivien Dodds: There’s a colleen fair as May, For a year and for a day; I have sought by every way, Her heart to gain. There’s no art of tongnuen or eye, Fond youths with maidens try, But I have tried, yet tried in vain”. —Old Song. —J.S. He “Minds are like parachutes—they only function when open.” “No man can ibe happy without a friend, nor sure of him until he s un¬ happy.” He “To be rich in friends is to be poor in nothing.” •»..—....—....—.... 904 Rosser WRIGHT WIGHTMAN JEWELERS Phone 340’; A store, like a school, must be good, if the results expected are to be obtained. We spare no effort in trying to make this store justify your sup¬ port, your confidence, and your goodwill ' that our dealings may be to our mutual advantage. First Class Repair Service and Engraving “The Friendly Store” I 1 I ■4

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