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

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Chris and Jim are brothers, two Whose height make Bruce a sub. Geoff Mann speaks loud and wisely To not so stupid Doug. Two violinists, Ron and Mike Make up a musicale, For Evelyn, Mae and Ada, too, Their fate we just oan't tell. Nona Noonan, a great athlete Does ever make the passes, M. Koepke and our M. McLean Are very clever lasses. Ken Goldie is f'Ze 4B Sheik, Lorne's not so bad at jests, Marg. Rothwell is a quiet miss, And does Dave hate writing tests! Harold and Ed do win much fame As being the Bees tallest, While Mary Mc is President, And Thelma is our smallest. Two more are present in this room, M. Carrigg and A. Bishop, Who both are sweet and friendly girls And pleasing as you wish it. Now last but not at all the least Mr. McEaehern is our King, Who wonders kindly why we don't For once put halt on gabbing. ' I believe l've told you all our names, Thus we'll say i'Farewell. Remember that it's Form 4B Of which these lines do tell. Qpeakin of unemployment, the average man has 19 000 000 000 brain cells. Gray s Hardware The R TZ Cafe Best Place fo Buy Regirffcfs Most Popular Cafe Hardware and SYOVQS 1838 SCARTH ST REGINA Phone 23785 1745 Hamilton St. Phone 7133 32

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To 4B I have been asked to pen a few words of farewell to you as you approach the end of your sojourn in this school. It is with genuine regret that I contemplate the severance of the happy relations that have existed between us as class and form-teacher for the past year. You have many qualities that have proved very endearing. Outstanding among these has been your unfailing good humor and ability to elbow through the strains and stresses of the daily grind without any demonstrations of impatience or vexation. Another noteworthy trait has been your keen sense of social values. As regards your relations both to one another and to the school at large, you have co-operated heartily in all the school's projects and in some of the largest of them, notably this Annual, you have displayed a leadership that has been exceptional. While your scholarship has not, perhaps, been of the type that may be achieved by certain students who live more exclusively in the realm of books, you have developed numerous contacts with life and have learned how to live usefully and happily in association with others. This is, after all, the most useful and satisfactory type of education. You should be able to fit in with ease and enjoyment wherever you may be placed when you leave here. In conclusion allow me to extend my best wishes for a happy, useful, and distinguished future for you all, and may the friendly relationship that has prevailed between us continue indefinitely. E. C. MCEACHERN. FOUR BEES There is a Central Collegiate Not very far away Where bright ones, fair and dark ones Come studiously each day. There's Dot Rodgers, Williams, too As well as Smith and Dale Another, Brucie, making five, All different as the scale. Marj. Kennedy as well have we, Marg. McCo1nbie, our singer 5 While Myrtle Moore and Hazel Gee Make teacher shake her finger. Our brainy. man is Sir Martin Our wrestlers Bud and Bob, Helen and Pat are closest pals, And Vic is on the job. 31

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