Brantford Collegiate Institute and Vocational School - Hello Yearbook (Brantford, Ontario Canada)

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13C FORM NEWS i Ml DONALD WYLIE Don is President of the Key Club, co- captaln of the Senior Football Team, and a member of Beta. Future Plans: Pharmacy or theology. Probable Destiny: Dermatologist — Developing see-through eyelids for peeking with one ' s eyes closed. Compliments of PneTSicjM: l o ui Compliments of WELSH FUEL COMPANY LTD. 221 GREENWICH STREET DIAL PL 3-3455 Compliments of . . . WILSON JEWELLERS and DIAMOND MERCHANTS School Rings famous for J ' ine oLjiamondi lb MARKET STREET BRANTFORD, ONT. BEST WISHES TO ALL BCI STUDENTS from F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 173- 181 COLBORNE STREET PHONE 752-3141 Page 19

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13C FORM NEWS DAVID REILLY A member of the Key Club, Dave is interested in cars and car races. Working on the farm affords prac- tice for his future career. Future Plans: O.A.C. in Guelph. Probable Destiny: Souping up tractors. RONALD VELLA A fellow that everyone looks up to. Ron ' s hobbies include hunting and skin-diving. Future Plans: Majoring in Biology ( Oceanography ) . Probable Destiny; Carpenter altering doors so that he can walk under them. DAVID REVnXE Dave was awarded the Headmaster ' s Trophy. He devotes his spare time to the Key Club, Glee Club, and Drama Club. He played the lead- ing role in Hamlet . Future Plans: Modern History at the University of Toronto. Probable Destiny: Perry Mason, watch out! PETER SMALE Pete enjoys broadcELsting in his spare time. He experiments in electronics and has built his own hi-fi, set. Future Plans: Arts course at McMaster. Probable Destiny: Inventing a robot to do his French homework. DALE SMITH Dale is a keen tennis player. He follows the New York Yankees through thick and thin . Future Plans: Engineering course at McMaster. Probable Destiny: Engineering more victories for the Yankees. LOUISE TOMLIN Although Louise is probably B.CL ' s happiest girl, she vows that this is her last year here. She will go to the Ambitious City. Future Plans: Hamilton Teachers ' College. Probable Destiny: Batboy(?) for the Milwaukee Braves. DAVID TREFFRY A former football player, Dave hung up his spikes to concentrate on his studies. Question: Do you have any plans? Answer: Maybe, Probable Destiny; Professional poll subject — Undecided. LESLIE WALKER We know that he ' s there, we can hear him breathing. Les is an accomplished philatelist; remains silent unless he has something to say — a good example to all. Future Plans: Hamilton Teachers ' College. Probable Destiny: Inventing the no- lick stamp. U i ■ ■■■ ' BRUCE WEDLAKE Bruce is quiet in school conserving his energy for the week-ends. A member of Beta and the Curling Club, he likes driving and photo- graphy. Future Plans: Banking, Probable Destiny: Model for This Could Happen to You pictures. DOUGLAS WHITEHEAD Doug excels at schoolwork, football, hockey, and track. He is also a member of the Key Club and of Beta. Future Plans: Engineering Physics at the University of Toronto. Probable Destiny: Model for shaving on Gillette commercials. RONALD WILKINSON Ron is John Scrimgeours inseparable companion. An industrious worker, his hobbies include piano, organ and photography. Future Plans: Pharmacy at University of Toronto. Probable Destiny: Inventor of non- fizz Alka-Seltzer for Shelly Ber- man types. PAUL WILLIAMSON The Secretary of Beta and a member of the Key Club, Pic is also an avid player of Bridge. He has been known to import delicacies from Toronto, Future Plans: Business Administration at Western, Probable Destiny: Researcher — Cul- tivating the perfect ulcer. Page 18

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13D FORM NEWS , l THOMAS ABEL Tom studied so hard during the first term that he had to buy glasses after the Christmas exams. Tom is now able to see the road when he is driving. He hopes to attend H.I.T. next year. HARVEY HUNT An excellent diver and gymnast, Storlty is known for his original answers in English class. We feel some day that Harvey will make a big splash. He plans to attend H.I.T, .TK ROBERT AVEY After completing grade 13, Bob plans to become a chartered member of the grease-monkeys ' union. In all likelihood Bob will be late for his own wedding, which, by the way, will take place this summer. CLAIRE HOY Claire was elected to the Presi- dency of our school this year. His article s appear regularly on the Youth Page. Claire has not shot a hole-in- one as yet because he plays golf left-handed. He plans to study Joural- ism at Ryerson. BEVERLY CHILDERHOSE Bev won the Hussmann Proficiency Prize last year. He is also noted for his unorthodox solutions of trigono- metric identities. Bev is popular be- cause he always has his homework done. He plans to attend Waterloo University. NEIL JAMIESON Neil is the senior member and top student of our class. He is admired for his courageous return to the old alumni. We like Neil in class because he keeps the class average up. After Grade 13, he will attend Waterloo. MURRAY DANCE A member of Beta, Murray was chosen as the most valuable player in the Kinsmen Football League. He shone on defence for the B.C.I, hockey team. Murray plans to attend H.I.T. Secret Ambition — To win the Lady Byng Trophy. GILBERT NEWTON A well-known pool shark and golfer, Newt tries hard to live up to the reputation of namesake. Gilbert loves all mathematics and science subjects. Secret Ambition — teaching Eng- lish in Brazil. Probable Destiny — teaching pool to minors. ROBERT GREGORY The thin man of our class. Bob usually may be found haunting the typing room during the noon hour. Bob also enjoys the science of playing pool. Next year he plans to attend H.I.T. JOHN POLLOCK Our form representative, John is also a keen hunter and fisherman. He won the Standard Metal Company Drafting Award last year. John plans to attend Waterloo University, Probable Destiny — painting white lines down the middle of our high- ways. DOUGLAS MUGGINS Doug finds lasting pleasure in playing with steam engines. He enjoys the outdoor life, and some fall Doug hopes to become a member of the Canadian Navy. Secret Ambition — To become a 97 pound weakling. GERALD RIPLEY Gerald won the Summerhayes Lumber Co. Woodworking Award last year. Gerald builds picture frames in his spare time and plans to attend Ryerson Institute, He hopes to annex Oakland. California, to Brantford. Page 20