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

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To 4C After four years of study and play another 4C class is about to leave Central. This year 4C has more than maintained its influence and importance in all forms of school activity, sports, dramatics, high academic attainment. And so, at the end of this term there comes a definite break in your education and lives, for High School is finished, University, Normal, business or enforced leisure awaits you. In these days there is more necessity for a balanced and responsible outlook on the part of High School graduates, than perhaps at anytime in the last hundred years. Your education here has been based upon the assumption that most of our institutions are stable, useful and good, but events of recent years have shown us that all these institutions are being subjected to tests which are challenging the fundamental assump- tions upon which they are based. My wish to 4C in bidding you farewell and Godspeed is that you may still learn to keep your emotions calm, your intellects keen and your ideals high, under whatever circumstances or problems which may face you in the future years. And may your memories always be a source of strength and satisfaction. J. E. R. DoXsEE. MEB-BE C apologies to Drummondj A quiet bunch, dat form 4C- No bodder on de school, But always hab de homework done An' nebber play de fool. An' w'en de teacher tell dem, go An' tak' a holiday Becos' dey study hard, ye know- Dat class would only say, Well, meb-be!', Our hard-workin' pop'lar pres'dent, Elsie by name is she, ' Wan day, fo, to wake dem up, went An' elected wan beeg committee. Wal, dey meeted, an argued, and meeted some mol But dey jus' couldn' agree W'edder skatin' or dancin, or mebbe a show Our form party should be. Now Murray, Jim, an' Edna Dey nebber spik a wance Unless to call dat well known theme Gimme dat Latin nex'. 35

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An' Jean it is who heads da list Her marks dey need no mention, An' dem tiree Bobs, dey're pun'tul lads Dey nebber miss detention- Well, meb-be! An' den deres Fred and Jack ye know, Swell guys, tho' dead on Latin- Like Scrimm who jes' can't seem to make A hit wid Mister Chapman. An' w'en school's closin' on de spring De teachers not surprise Dot we is takin' every-t'ing Of w'at you call dc prize. An' den der's dat beeg handsome man- So near an' distant, too, If jest he didnit teach 'istory, But w'ats de use, he do. Wall! Frien's de work we done will tell W'en we're out an on de way ' We know w'en time fo' ref'rence comes W'e'll 'ave lots mo' to say-dan Well, meb-be! TWENTY--FIVE YEARS OF PROGRESS . . . FROM TODAY!!! 1934-59 The Rebellion of 1937- Cab Causes: The students had learned too much HISTORY, thus they knew that: Clj There had been no extension of the franchise for some time. tin History this is considered a good cause for rebellion and revolutionj. C25 There had been little reform in Educational subjects, e.g. There had been no reform in Latin, thus they still learned the classical latin at the time of Julius Caesar. C35 The Treaty of Versailles did not apply to educational institutes. C They still allow poisonous gases to be made in and escape from the chem. lab.j. C45 Guy Fawkes was the only person who had ever entered parliament with the right idea. tbl The R.C.C.I. Resolutions: A These resolutions, drawn up at Central, voiced the grievances of the student body. A delegation was appointed to represent them before the Legislature. The delegation set out on the 17th of March, and arrived at the Buildings just when the pro- fessional bouncer had returned from his lunch. Unfortunately for the delegation he had had Grape-Nuts for his refreshment, and thus was brimming over with energy. 36