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

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QQ'-g MQ E f fi EDITORIALS Annuals can improve only through evolution. Each year some attempt should be made to alter the content slightly. This year We have endeavored to develop the material in the Annual around the theme, Twenty-Five Years of Progress. Each Fourth Year group is Worked into a pro- gressive scheme of art decoration in which the de- velopment of Central is traced from a very small school to the large building it is today. The final picture depicts the f'Roll of Honour -symbolic of one of the greatest achievements in the history of the Collegiate. Great tribute is due to Gordon Cooke, our staff artist, for the time he spent in preparing these pictures for the Annual. The other improvements We have at-tempted to make are standard heads, the organizing of all material into separate departments and the elimination, as far as possible, of wasteful detail. VVe Wish to express to the editors of previous Annuals our sincere thanks for the work which they did in the development of the Central Collegiate Year Book. As for editors of the future We can only hope that they Will continue in this onward march of Progress. ISABEL HUTCHESON, 4A. at Editor-in-Chief. f E QW' 'MQ 7

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ANNUAL STAFF Cupper group? Back Row Qleft to rightj-W. Petersmeyer, F. Cavanagh, G. McLachlan, I. King, C. McEwen Third Row-T. Smith, F. Usher, L. Church, L. Potts, A. Edwards. Second Row-M. McLean, N. Noonan, B. Broderick, S. Durrant, S. Upton, D. Chard, E Schick, D. Smith. Front Row-I. Bean, I. Hutcheson, Mr. Robertson, Mr.Campbell, Mr. Mac-Murchy, F. Thom- son, G. Thomson. STUDENTS' COUNCIL Clower groupb Back Row-Cleft to rightj-A. Crossley, H. Green, W. Petersmeyer, F. Cavanagh, G. Robert- SOD. Third Row-D. Spencer, T. Clinkskill, H, Hyman, F. Harding, G. Page, R. Henry, R.. Mc- Gregor. Second Row-M. Lowthian, M. Gardiner, L. Pearlman, E. Schick, M. MacMaster, I. Hutche- son, S. Durrant, K. Rutherford. Front Row-A. Grant, M. McCulloch, N. Powell, Mr. MacMurchy, H. Leggett, Mr. Robert- son, E. Dolan, M. McCombie, M. Westgate. 5 .

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BUSINESS STAFF To all those students who howl, We Want an Annual, and then sit back and do nothing about it, it may come as something of a surprise to know that the 50 cents they pay would not cover half the cost of the production. Various shifts and endeavors have been resorted to in an attempt to finance this Annual. It is necessary first to acquire enough advertising to cover approximately half the cost of publication. During the latter part of January an advertising campaign was organized. As a result of the hard work and persistance of those who took part, adver- tisements to the amount of 35485 were obtained. The Girls, Team under Betty Broderick included: Ilene G-rant, Alma Grant, Hope Ross, Elspeth Milligan, Marion Carrigg, Ada Duckett, Hazel G-ee, Dot Smith, Phyllis Perry, Marion Westgate, Eleanor Young, Helen Seymour, Thelma Paterson, and Jeanne Fulcher. The Boys' Team under Gordon McLachlan included: Bill MacKay, Bill Cowdry, Jim G-ass, Jack Boyd, Bob Orr, Bob Leavitt, Wes Hodgson, Pat Salmond, Jack Kerr, VVarren Petersmeyer, Keith Ansley and Bill Buckley. Two dances were held in connection with the Annual. The committees spent much time preparing the programme and arranging novelties for the pleasure of those in attendance. Much of the credit for their success should go to Dot Cullum, Asher Hayworth and Edgar Petersmeyer who headed the committees in charge, Helen Seymour and Ada Duckett who did the secre- tarial work, Gerry Potts and Courtney McEwen, Masters of Ceremony, and to the Decorating Committee, Gordon Mc- Lachlan and Harry Dane, whose multi-colored decorations featured at the last dance. Under Dorothy Smith the following students worked in the Circulation Department: Hazel Gee, George Camburoff, Edna Travis, Bill Cowdry, Phyllis Perry, Eleanor Brown, Eddie Stock, Bill McKay, Alan Smith and Victor Erdelyan. 4B, 3D, 2F and 1B sold the greatest number of Annuals in their respective years. To all those students and staff members who gave unstintingly of their time and labor so that this Annual might live up to the high standard laid down by our predecessors we extend our most greatful thanks. S