Collingwood District Collegiate Institute - Gleaner Yearbook (Collingwood, Ontario Canada)

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g ,ei fee Cdfzggg q,Qytd n as Q B 4 g mmf Unnqm V Mary Horne: My dad says if my voice shows promise he'll have it cultivated. Hugh Butters: It sounds more like it should be ploughed under! Mr. Boyle: Have you been spitting in the aquariums Bruce Crew: No, but I've been coming pretty close. Mr. Tilden: Be Quiet, will you? Every time I open my mouth some fool speaks Miss Knapp: Give me a sentence containing a direct object. Jim Heron: Teacher, you're beautiful! Miss Knapp: What's the object? Heron: A good report. Brian McMurray: What kind of steak have you? Waiter: Steak 'a la carte'. Brian: Good. Wheel it in. Mrs. Beatty: You musn't eat so much, Paul. NAce': Why I eat like a bird. Mrs. B: Yes, I know, a peck at a time. Craig Cook: Justice! Justice! I demand justice! Mr. Bull: Shut up Cook, you're in school now. Vivian Conn: What's one important thing we have to-day that we didn't have one hundred years ago? Wayne Wagner: ME! Estelle Morris: lComing home with her report card! I was the highest of all who failed! It's the little things that bother And put you on the rack. You can sit upon a mountain, But you can't sit on a tack. - Mr. Culbert: Do you think you are the teacher here? Don Bell: No, sir. Mr. Culbert: Then why are you acting like an idiot. 'Olllenz itranslating Latin! Let the wicked and ungrateful depart. Mr. Culbert: las the bell rings! All right, pass out. Ruth rode in my motor car On the seat just back of me. I took a bump at eighty-five And rode on Ruthlessly. Reserved for the 45 pictures Mr. Connell thought he took??????

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PROTECT THAT VALUABLE ASSET . . Costing much time, effort and money, your education may nevertheless be expected to return rich dividends throughout life. Why not protect the economic value of your education by means of a life insurance policy? CONSULT . W. R. Hawkins Phone 136 Stayner