City Park Collegiate Institute - Park Bench Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada)

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THE PARK BENCH 73 Klaehn- What are my chances with you? Rochon- Two to one. You and I against my better judgment. Mr. Andreen- Don't you ever point a gun at me again, even if it isn't loaded. P. Speller- But it is! Mary D.- What's wrong with the guy asking you if you can dance? Iean N.- I was dancing with him when he asked me. Bill Lamb- I don't dance, but l'd love to hold you while you do. Lyall- She's pretty as a picture. Lorne- Nice frame too. Neil- Betcha the Tech team kicks off. Sheila- I didn't even know they were sick, Colleen C Of course I wouldn't say anything about her unless I could say some- thing good. And, oh boy, is this good - - - Sasseville- But I can't play in two shoes for the left foot. Strother- INhy not? There's a guy over there wearing two for the right foot. Mary Lee-- Do you ever look through the keyhole when I'm entertaining my boy friend? Roberta- Not a chance. Mom always gets there first. Bob Craig-lhaving trouble getting a date for a dancel You're the fourth girl I've asked without avail. Girl- Better wear one next time, you could use one. Woodley- Do you think I'm stuck up? Klaehn- No, why? Woodley- People as good looking as I am usually are, Pete- Every time I kiss you it makes me a better man. Ruth- Well, you needn't try to get to heaven in one night. You have never kissed so wonderfully before, Marly: Is it because we're in a blackout? No. It's because my name is Lorraine. Captain-fl-Iaving fallen into the seal Quick! drop me a line! P.O. Laidlaw- Glad to, sir. What's your address? Bev Hogarth- I simply adore this new dance step of yours. Where did you learn it? Don Kirk- New step nothing. I'm losing my garter! Some girls go to the mountains to see the scenery and others go to the beaches to be the scenery.

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72 THE PARK BENCH 3 2 A 2 E 2 X A YY YXXXAX 2 I4 The Chief of Business Education ,Q Service, U.S.A., Says: It V lt won't contribute to winning the war to multiply incom- 5 A petence at Washington. The Government would rather have I4 -is A one good stenographer than three poor ones. X .ff 4 , if al . Kr Y X y, 8 Requisites for a good Stenographer: 1. Grade Xl, at least. 2. A Good Average I,Q. 3. A Good Business Training. Z Q Intelligent, Well-Educated Young People X With a High-Standard Business Course Are Urgently Needed in the Civil Service-R.C.A.F.-Army-and R.C.N.V.R. as well as in Industrial-Business-and Professional Offices. As Officer Material in the Armed Forces-as Executive Material in Civil Service and Business Offices-and as Competent Secretaries -Stenographers-Accountants-Typists-and Machine Op- erators in all these Operational Fields of Enterprise. 2 Our Advice Is g l. Complete Grade XI at least. 2. Complete a High-Standard Business Course. YOUR COUNTRY will profit thereby and so will YOU both now and in the Post-War Period. ff 3 2 Call, Phone or Write for Information SUCCESS 3'ZC.5?,T3'i'ABFC'LZ55?i?N4T2E 22 ,Q 2 f 3 A 5 ,4 SASKATOON - CANADA y D. H. Marshall, B.A., BD., Principal Phone 2403 Registered under Trade Schools Act, 1939 2 fKXr fX+S6iXaS9SSSQvS66S. V

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