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

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For the 4th year edition Qthe best of them alll. Jean Ferguson wrote up our news. - N' Winnie Dufty wouldn't be Winnifred at all If we gave her the right to choose. And don't forget Winnie Fair's French accent. Can she talk French no w? Mais oui! And Vic Seibel on the French trail was also bent, She talked like a seasoned Frenchie. And Norm Thomson co uld be so nonchalant When he was answering any questions. And Lila was quiet and shy, didn't rant Like others when giving suggestions. Len answered the door and that is some job, But it's a post he said ne enjoyed, But when speeches and Oh, those were enjoyed. And remember, Anne How Dot hated to cut She looked as though sn By her upturned hands Dot chummed with Bet Qd sing. And Alf talking to Elea That made teachers yod There was a pause, anc. My, how that club cou toasts up did bob by Lloyd. chuckled and Doris did smile up bugs. eid run a mile and shrugs. h who was in Elgar Club. nor was the rub. el and our heads ring. a hush stole oler them all A hush .... then a murmur . . I q . a roar. Mr. Hunt, they all shouted, t'By Sts. Peter and Paul A prince of a fellow anc. never a bore. When teaching or talking Mr. Hunt was all right, And he worked for us 4 D's with all of his might. The 4D reunion was the talk of the town, As a highlight of history we know it's gone down. In twenty-five years we'll be meeting again. So au revoir, adios, I'll be seeing you then. FOUR DEE FARCES PM THROUGH The sofa sagged in the middle, The shades were pulled just so 7 The family had retired, The parlor light burned low. There came a sound from the sofa, The clock was striking two, The senior slamme With a thankful, d his textbook Well, I'm throughf 7 Ivan Sneath: Mamma, vot do cows live on? Mamma: Fodder, mine dear. Ivan Sneath: My ain 't he generous! 43

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To 4F Once again it is time to say farewell to a graduating class. Only yesterday you joined a group of students known as 4F, tomorrow you become members of other groups interested in many things. The conclusion of training for any activity in life is an epoch. It marks the end of the stress and strain of certain preparation and the beginning of a new battle. To some that battle will be further preparation for a profession or a trade, at University or other educational institution. To others it will be a battle in the world of business. You must all move on, no one can stand still. Thus it is not a contradiction of terms that the closing exercises of the Collegiate are called Commencement Go forward! Give the best you have to what ever you undertake. Remember that true education is not how much you know but how well you think. Determination and perseverance have been necessary to complete your High School course, they will be even more necessary to your further progress. The world needs young men and women who can think clearly, who have a goal in life, and with the ability and courage to keep working towards it. Success! It's found in the soul of you And not in the realm of luck! The world will furnish the work to do, But you must furnish the pluck. You can do whatever you think you can, Its all in the way you view it. It's all in the start you make, young mang You must feel that you're going to do it. In extending greetings and congratulations upon the success' ful outcome of your student efforts, I desire likewise to convey to you all my best wishes for the successful discharge of your new duties and obligations. I have enjoyed being your form teacher and I hope you will have some pleasant memories of the hours spent in 4F. e W. E. PERKINS. 4F's WAY BACK WHEN - - It is the year 1909. The sun shines brightly upon a little red school-house. The time is 8.55 a.m. In the doorway stands an upright man with glasses, frantically ringing a cow-bell. Lightly tripping up the path they come, boys and girls, blondes, brunettes and red heads, Cthere were no platinums yet, dear readerj gaily swinging their lunch pails. A short man with a shock of black hair shouts lustily, Only a minute to go, young ladies! 45