Dalhousie Superior School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Dalhousie, New Brunswick Canada)

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THE BLACK AND GOLD ACADEMIC GRADUATES June 1940 MARTHA 'JEAN fPattyJ GRIMMER CHockey 1, 2, 33 Patty has proven one of the most colorful figures of our class. Her mixture of wild gestures, ready Wit, and sparkling eyes combined with her natural curios- ity and heart of gold, have kept us from h-aving any dull moments at D. H. S. May her lab tech- nique steadily progress as she pursues her calling-Pharmacy. HELEN M. ESLIGER CHockey 3, Softball 35 He1en's Listen, you know what-? I Wanna tell you something. Will long be remembered by her class- mates. Wliether it be swinging a hockey st ck or drawing-pictures in Mr. Taylo1 s Latin periods, we know He'en is giving her best. To her chosen profession-teach- ing. D. H. S. wishes her - Success ! Y w 1

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THE BLACK AND GOLD Clllflllilllllfp ll2vlll92fMl3lQ AND lIl?f4DlIl9llD The Official Year Book Oi The Dalhousie Superior School VOL. 1 NO. 1 JUNE 1940 PRICE 25 CENTS llE5lIDlll6lIlflDllRlIlQfklll9 S6lIfAlIFllE Editor, ........... ........ ...... Circulation Manager, .. Advertising Managers, Secretary-Treasurer, . Biographer, . ............ VV. BLAKE O'BRlEN .......... ERNEST M-acKAY .. . . .PATTY GRIMMER, HELEN ELSLIGER, ROBERT MORRIS . OLIVE SECORD .. MARJORIE TOVVER llEflDlIRllE5M7DlIRllD This iirst edition of the Black and Gold has been published by the Graduates of 1940, so that the people interested in the school, may have a clear and honest- re- cord of the activities of the pupils, It may seem strange to be pub- lishing a book during these pres- ent circumstances, but We must encourage the st-udents to Work hard now so that they may be better equipped to withstand the after effects of the war. We Wish t-o thank the Advertis- ers and Contributors to our book for their financial assistance which made possible the publishing of this book. To the Graduates who follow us, We ask you to do your best to see that the Black and Gold is edit- ed yearly.

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THE BLACK AND GOLD N , .,.. . L ERNEST F. MaCKAY Class President-first term: Hockey 3, Softball 3, Debating 2, 3 Ernest is one of those likeable fellows, with a quiet and modest personality. He is capable of hold,- ing his own in any discussion which arises. He says he has no objections to a million dollars and early matriinony. We hope he doesn't get his twin V's mixed up. ROBERT MORRIS fSoftball 3, Interclass Debates, 33 Mossy as he is popularly termed is the Rear-Admiral of the class. Says hes going to jmn the Navy .... probably to have a girl in every port .... Claims the tit-le Author of Wit of the class. Hopes they don't get up too early 'n the Navy. 4 BLAKE O'BRIEN fFootball 1, 2, 3, Debating 2, Editor-in-Chief of Year Book, Softball 3, Hockey 1, 21 Blake, as one of our creditable sportsmen, has caused much trou- ble to himself -and anxiety to us, as he possessed a strange faculty for always getting hurt. Still he thinks he'1l stick to no 13. We aren't sure that he knows the dashes but about the 'Dots' were certain.