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

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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.

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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 DONALD GEORGE PARKER fFootbal1 1, 2, 3, .Softball 3, De- bating 25 Don-Willing and ambitious has contributed mulch to our class, both on the football field and in all class activities. Carefree and hu- morous, his jokes and pranks have helped to make our stay at D. H. S. a pleasant one. We Wish him luck. HELEN JEAN SANSON fSecretary 2nd termj Jean is one of our foremost and best singers, as a member of our Tr'o, she has played an important part in our closing exercises. It seems strange to us that her best subject is Latin and she wants to be a Teacher. She will always be remembered by her expression That's me.', Best of Luck. ::-Zi I1I1E'fI.ie23:3i'151its'A2i2E1E?f55?I22E5fEE2' fillfi Rink Na, sa? gi? sg, bm 3 4 ggwvswg xvzsgfygq wx ' ' ' ' ' -sf I Ziiih- . . e A .. H A ' - . A, 1, E w1::w: :::AE::::.:-:- . E511-s:zss:aszf1:f:s.zs-:sz-avwe . .- .I Q - '-'-:c-L3:':7:5..': nff5:5'1:5:-:3:5:5:5:7. :3Ni'1'5:TZ5:5'?5:31-E5'i'T5:5'f'5:15 ' - ' 5 '.-,-:'1'2,s: '-: Hai 315525251f5is2fEisEEsiz5a2 1 V --:,-:Ag-....:5.:,,:j1.53'5:1- -5151?-'55:ggngzrz-5:52:5:1Er3E'E:E:E:5:5:3:5:5:3gv:5:E:55:: - ' '--5555.21Q'j aja-55E1 ' - xii--: N . .A , ' ., Q- '- ' ez:s:?2:,g a -L R? css, A -. :.e:?Q::f-A ,- 21 - .: .::ax'-a:s2E2f 1f2E,' ,.-:aw -:E. 12E12' -fs -2 -ff-f:s:'r:1::.fs1 -.:-:- I -EE1:5:f:e:s:::a.s.::::s:222:2:3-:-f ff Rasa? IRENE ALICE ,SWINNARD fHockey 1, 2, 3, Class President, 2nd terml R Irene is our typical English girl, reserved and good-natured. Rene is the Hrst to see the humorous side of any joke which comes her Way. In reference to the title The Giggly Class of '40 We feel that Rene is indeed a credit.