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

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Upon this afternoon, she and Kate had been compelled to change their stockings on the train. The floors of the factory contained many pipes. Stockings, worn on feet which had walked these floors for many hours, became unpleasant company. They had therefore done their best to part with their footwear, ruined in this manner. When Jane had finished, the guardian of the peace turned with great dignity, and swung away down the street. The old lady stood, stupi- fied, with her nose tilted toward the sun and with her mouth wide. The girls went inside the cafe. When they again emerged, the un- wanted parcel lay under one of the tea tables. As they crossed the threshold, the voice of an irate patron reached their ears, I say, waitress, I ordered Kraft Cheese, not Limbergerf' 4 TO THE GENTLEMEN When one sees a member of the female sex rising to propose to the males, one knows, without doubt, that it is Leap Year. As we, the femininity, survey the school, we notice that the boys out-number the girls. Although we admit that in numbers lies strength, this fact itself tends to put the ladies in a defensive state of mind, and while in this mood, we would like to avail ourselves of this opportunity to briefly touch on something that has bothered us very much. We appreciate Rudyard Kipling and his works, but he had to spoil it all by his famous words- A rag, a bone and a hank of hair, referring, painful thought, to a woman. One woman retaliated thus: Man-a gag, a groan and a tank of air. We would compare them to a lamp- They are not especially brilliant, they are often turned down, they generally smoke, and frequently go out at night. However, a proposal should be complimentary and in this case we wish, to be brief, to please the gentlemen, although we girls are usually credited with talking much and saying little. And so to the boys of' Central Collegiate may we express our sincere thoughts with regard to your future. You have proven yourselves sports in the truest sense of the word. When you leave the school may your highest ideals and greatest ambitions be realized. We all join in the hope that, not only will prosperity and happiness be yours but that your lives will be lives of usefulness and service to your country and your friends. 'Q ' I 3. Q-ln , M it I vl . 5 ff 5258 ,fag Qi-2: ,. ff . , - ,-v0.4-g.:..--.-f.-is 1'FiiA1? 95 -- , - i , A ,, 'Ii gf4'f' 1 5: all gggigggggfac-:.:.-4 ,qi,Qg,gg3..,m, fri W., , L '- , Jr Sisfiiftf-Wil ' ,x .h I- ' ' -'lvl' 4 I, V 1, n ' Q '+7 -:H 'rf ' ..-2, .mi RJ Y. Qi. ,pf1t.,:' J- EEN 'v.i,'1Xjs,N l. MQ ,ll, 'M' - wi?-F9 -,z-- ' Ha- H -Mn - ',,u.fx-l -it 'V lx' -u ful . L 41...-.11 slr' ' iq: . hvwimyu' -vilylltl 'ul NAVA nfl- .. 'lvl' I n 'I' --J ,.f7l5', ' W-.Au N '1 N! -'L-' 5 ilu-llx pi. ,tg.'lx',l.' R . 1.1 Q n. xl- . . ggi., i.,5Mx.ixl,,mnI W utu-l,.l,,Iil ..1nReaum Bfnch-, . N' I2-,, - , . I4-Cunnichihauk-fn ' 1 l l-.Mil 24

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5? 9? 77 BY MARIANNE MACDONALD THE CHALICE The Chalice of Youth is o'er flowing With the red wine of spirit and love, That sparkles with joy and youth's questing And mirth that's a gift from above. So take it and drink of it deeply This Chalice of crystal so pure, Do not scornfully sip of it lightly And lose all its golden allure. Tho' the platter it rests on be silver Or metal or baser alloy, Tho' the Chalice be shadowed by sadness Or brightened by radiant joy. Still the wine in that Chalice is sparkling Undimmed by want or wealth, It brightens the darkest of futures It sparkles with hope and with health. So drink of it deeply and gladly, It will lead you, on pathways more broad, To Success, in the dawn of tomorrow, For that Chalice was given by God! BY CAN DLELIGHT In the silvery dusk of a twilight grey As I watch the ghostly shadows sway, I sit and muse the hours away By candlelight. And as the night wind stirs the trees My fancy weaves, in that magic breeze, A silver web of memories, By candlelight. And so, till starlight fades away Into the dawn of another day, I sit and dream and hope and pray By candlelight. 25