Central Collegiate Institute - Ye Flame Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Mary R.: Being dumb. .lane XV.: Not chewing gum. Anne M.: Getting one hundred in an exam. Stanley D.: Not acting the gentleman. Cliff A.: Keeping quiet. Marjorie A.: Being a good girl. Ross M.: Being serious. Rosabelle E.: Without a string of beads. Georgie G.: Tending to her own business. Fred B.: Not lighting with Jane. Muriel M.: Trying to get over the buck horse. Una A.: Vtlorking. Melvin P.: Being a lady's man. Raymond XV.: Acting his age. SIMMY: Thats a poor razor you have Ralph. RALPI1: Oh well, it was good enough for my father so its good enough for me! MR. ALLAN! And what happend after it rained 40 days and 40 nights? FRED BOND tspritelyj: The natives said it was very uncommon. Largest Distributors of School Books XYe carry a large stock of all the prescribed books l'L7l3LlC SCHOOL, COLLEGIATE AND NORMAL SCHOOL -A AND - .X l'.XRTlCL7LAR SELECTION OF STUDENTS' NOTE BOOKS, SLCRIBBLERS AND EXERCISE BOOKS. Canada Drug St Book Go. Marquis Canned Fruits and Vegetables Always Dependable You don't need to experiment on Canned Fruits and Vegetables. BUY MARQUIS BRAND and you know exactly what to expect- liine flavor, uniform and unquestioned quality always. MARQUIS VACUUM COFFEE packed in sealed glass jar has no equal. SOLD BY ALL INDEPENDENT RETAILERS S010 D1.Sfl'tblIf0l'S H. G. SMIOTH LIUMITED 105

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1 1C SOCIAL ITEMS The Form Party. One dreary day in early December our Form held a long session during Composition Period and emerged triumph- ant with plans for a skating party laid. Une Friday evening the class assembled at the Arena rink and spent two hours in cavorting around both grace- fully and otherwise. At about ten o'clock they returned to Margararet Clark's home where refreshments were served. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing. At eleven thirty the Form President was found hiding behind a cur- tain and could neither be forced or coaxed to make a speech so Mr. Lingard took his place. The coffee was served by Mrs. Lingard and the refreshments by jane Wlright, Georgia Glasgow, Margaret Clark and Kay Irwin. At eleven thirty skates were gathered, hats were sorted and everyone departed. As the last party was such a howling success IC hopes to have another in the near future. In the Elgar Club Concert, Ross MacRae, of IC played a very beautiful composition on his violin. Just Imagine Ralph M.: Standing First. Margaret C.: Not having an excuse. , Mary M.: Being anything but a good girl. Joyce P.: Not telling one of her thrilling stories. Duncan A.: Knowing his arithmetic. 104,

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FM, ..--.,, .. 1D SPORT Form Il? girls played a thrilling basketball ganfe at the hrst of the season against IF which game was in favor of IU. The lineup was: Mary Fawcett and Olive Neuman as forwards: Helen Koepke, side Centreg Jean Foster, jump: Elsa Klatt and Marian Routledge as guards. Formg1D played another thrilling basketball game against IC at which IC was victorious. IC also won the lirst year Championship. Something You Could Never See. Elsa Klatt and Marjorie Matheson: Playing hall like Babe Ruth. Monica Bell: Trying to pitch like Marian Routledge. Helen Koepke: Climbing the rope. ,lean Allison: jumping a bucking horse. Bertha Rudditt: Cracking the spring board. Mary Faweett: Not getting a basket. Anne MacKenzie: Getting a basket with Olive Newman guarding. 1 jean Foster: Not taking steps uhile playing basketball. Form, ID boys played a basketball game against IA and the game was in favour ol IA. Lineup: -lump, Albert Maeintoshg Guards, Don XYaffle, Otto Ziffleg Forwards, Leonard VVilliamson and Don MaeCrae. 106