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

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om. ...wo 3. f LITERARY J 'it Qfrffrl livluig ALITE FLAMMAM Alite Flamrnam is our motto, A hand with a torch is the sign. With a courage rare, We must carry that Hare, The duty is yours and mine. A We should have the spirit of Central, When We enter the first year form, It Will help and cheer, from year to year, If We keep it glowing and Warm. We will carry the torch through Central And when We're through We'll find Our flaming brand is, With eager hands, Held up by the hosts behind. 7 W'hen We finally leave old Central VVe Will keep its spirit true, But as We pass to a higher class, We leave this thought With you, May your light shine on through Central, May the motto n'er grow old, And proudly stand, with the torch in your hand, By the purple and the gold. MARIANNE NIACDONALD, Form IK 19

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It was a custom in the old Annuals to predict the future of the graduating class. Here is how near some of them came to being right: Dr. E. A. McCusker, now a prominent Regina physician. Emmett McCusker from a poultry farm, Will bring feathery pigeons to school under his arm. James Sinclair, now business man and amateur dramatist. 'Cross the lake in the future Jim Sinclair, The young legislature from Cfinklair- Will hold forth on the floor For six hours or more, And his principal theme Will be Sinclair. Dr. Alan Sampson, physician, novv in Montreal. And what of the Witty young Sampson, His blush sometimes rivals a damson, In his pa's footsteps, he Will follow close and be A genuine, a true and not a sham son. David Naimark, outstanding violinist of Regina. In 4B it's always the fate Of Dave Naimark to come very late. But he comes with a smile That's intended to rile The soul of our Mr. Campbell. James Jenkins, in his final year at the University of California for his Ph. D. in biology. 4B has a prominent scholar Jim Jenkins by name, he's a corker, His hair is jet black, At French he's a crack, At rugby games he sure can holler. Flora Mooney, now lecturing in French at Regina College. Cf Winsome Flora now sing We praises, A sweeter lass was not found in ages, Girls' Work is her choice of a vocation for life, But We hope she Will make some poor man a Wife. 18

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