Danforth Technical School - Tech Tatler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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10 fx w NWN' w v '1 rs vs vw 1-v 'e 'S 'H 'SY Vw rw 'S rs 'fs -11, rw Zinitiation om ZCZHDIU of Wah ' the ' , ai raraaeaar OU who love to hear the stories Of the doings of the mighty, You whose eard1'ums thrill with pleasure When they hear the deeds of great men To a tale of greatest import, Brought to you by Ojee Punkus, Ojee of the Ooskie Wawas : 2 It was in the waning autumn, Swift had sped the mild September, Swift was following brisk October Even as Mondays follow weekends. Day was done and from the heavens Twinkled forth the stars prolific, Flashlights of the braves departed. Done the labours of the daytime, Done the 2 xy's and angles, And throughout the tents of white men And of weary Ooskie Wawas Night was bringing peace and quiet. Not so on the beach at Woodbine. There the waves in ceaseless tumble Churned the sands along the Iakeshore. There the wind with many voices Tossed the trees and made much whoopee. Yet, despite the rising anger Of the winds and frothing billows, And despite the circling heavens Where the stars in glittering thousands Peered and stared like even unto Eye-balls of the braves departed, Late there gathered there a company Ot the learned tribe of Tek Niks From the region of the Greenwood Bordering on the far Hung Danforth. 'Twas a grave and solemn conclave. No papoose might gaze upon it. Only those whose wrinkled foreheads Showedthat youth long since hadrdwindled Held a place at such a conclave. Circling round the flaming fire Sat these leaders of the Tek Niks All with voices hushed and silent In the presence of the Kingfish. Soon uprose in solemn cadence Holy chanting of the Tek Niks. Silent then were passed the viands 5 Wholesome essence of the citrus, Wheaten loaf and crumpled doggie Heated by the great Flame-Maker. Then upstood a noble Tek Nik, Stee Fence, of the group of Leck Triks, Bowed profound before the Kingfish Turned him to the seated Tek Niks And with solemn tone addressed them. 'Sisters, Brothers, Noble Tek Niks, Now at last has come the hour When the moon doth cast her shadow On the dwellings of the Tek Niks Banish from your mind remembrance Of your drinking and your feasting Let there be there only thinkings Of the greatness of the Tek Niks. For to-night in solemn session To our number we are adding Sisters new, and brothers also, Hence it is both meet and fitting That ye, one and all together Give yourselves in full surrender To our chief, the Peter Kingfish, And the service of the Tek Niks Gather close lest ear of white man Overhear our solemn speaking 5 Gather close lest eye of white man See the solemn rites and mystic. Brother Stay Pull, Sister West Man, Sing for us with sweet toned voices Of the ceasing of the rain drops. Sister Waw Cur, Brother Brad Lay Bring us word of Mother Goose's Many varied little Goslings Sister Rod jerks, Brother Camp Bell, Show us how in tents of white men People string a line between them. Hasten Brother Moy Err forward, Dance for us a graceful number As 'tis done in slow cinema. Sister Worthy Ton step forward, Brother Foal Lay, Brother Land jill Tell in words of weighty wisdom, Of the too-great wealth of wise men, Sister Brownie, Brother Wag Din Eat for us the frozen viand. Know ye one and all together Ye are marked as stalwart Tek Niks. Hold ye high the new earned glory Of your tribe and of your Kingfishf Ended then the words of Stee Fence. Solemn bowed the braves and women, And in deep and and awe-some silence Sat they there-and then they parted.' '

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11 -19353 F I 125 . eam - third m 'ns ic- This year our 125 lb. team have put up some wonderful fights. The first game was played at home and we lost a good game to Central. Commerce. The score being 11-10. In the second game we lost to our friends,Eastern Commerce,after a hard scrap, with a score of 21-0. Western Commerce fell before our boys' wonderful term work. Score 1-0 in the third game. The next game was turntables, for the Northern Vocational defeat- ed us by 17-7. We must congratulate the team for their efforts against great odds, and Mr. Tate,their new coach, for his aid. The team was:- Snap-Boales Insides-Downs and Coles. Middles-Dewar and George. Outsides-Lee and Croney. Quarter- Johnston. F. Wings-Carter and Fessen- den. Halves-Roberts and Ruddock. Subs-Hooks, Phair, Jordon, Glen and Johnston. Junior Rugby Cur Junior team is our main item in rugby. They won all their groups to the semi-finals. They won easily over the Central Commerce team with a score of 12-S. In the second game Eastern Commerce was felled before our boys but by a tight score of 6 to 0. tory for we won the game over Western Tech by 5 to 4. Northern Vocational School was certainly surprised when we beat them decisively 13-0. But now our hard game came by playing the Jarvis' boys. We tried very hard but had to admit defeat by a score of 30-0. Since we came so near to the championship we must congratulate the team and Mr. Purvis for their earnest efforts. The team was as follows:- Flying wings---Taylor. Halves--Martin, Edwards, Ra- halley. Quarter-Darwen. Snap--Cassidy. Insides--Preston, Wilson. Middles-Townsend, Robertson Outsides-Muir, Gunn. S ubs-Blythe, Maclntyre, Milne, Schwertner, Freeman, Stew- art, Aubrey, Rattray, Cornell and Lewis. Swimming The swimming team of our school this year have added to their many laurels the 200 yard relay at at Sunnyside tank. In winning this place they beat all the other schools' in the province. At the Broadview Boys' Fall Fair they won the 100 yard from all other teams in the province. The members of the team are:-- Eastaugh, Hellsberg, Hodge, Bert Pirie--spare. Lorne Bert, one of the outstand- ing members of the team won