Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute - Breezes Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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D.M.C.I. BREEZES Published by the Pupils of the DANIEL McINTYRE collegiate institute JUNE, 1929 Ctje “35ree3e ” taff Honorary President .---Mr. A. C. Campbell Editor-in-Chief -. Helen Maclennan Assistant Editors ---f Kathleen Haney ( Rene Hoole Sports’ Editors ---j Audrey Doggett Mervyn Sprung Business Manager ----John Barnacal Assistant Manager Donald Campbell Circulation Creighton Gibson Assistants ( Eric Johnston ) Ernest Hallett Departmental Reporters Academic ... .—.—.. - 1 - ..... ( Jean Campbell ) Margaret Perley f Margaret Norrie Music Margaret Marsh I Gordon McLean f Marion Vincent Social . Florence MacLeod ! Harrison Cassidy Debates . Margaret Chappie ) Eric Johnston Public Speaking --- { Dorothy Young Alfonson Salvador Cartoons .---------- Norman Erickson Jokes ( Bob. Bradshaw Bob. Williamson Faculty Advisors Mrs. Elliott, Miss Moore, Miss Dowler, Mr. Forsyth, Mr. Madden Content. Graduation Message . The Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute Governor-General’s Medal . School Elections .-. Senior and Junior Debates. Oratorical Contest . Senior and Junior Dances. Music . Literary . Graduating Classes . Room Records . Athletic Activities . Girls’ Sports ... Page 9 . 6 . 7 . 9 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 17 . 21 . 26 . 49 . 59 . 65

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o D. M. C. I. BREEZES GRADUATION MESSAGE The Editor-imChief has kindly re¬ quested me to write a message for this Graduation Number of the “Breezes.” It will be brief but none the less sincere. Another school year is near its close. In spite of the fact that we were a month late in open¬ ing, all school activities appear to have been carried on in nearly nor¬ mal fashion. The literary, musical, athletic and social events were a credit to all concerned. I take this opportunity of thanking the staff and students for their loyal support. The spirit of co-operation and fair- play has been in evidence at all times. The Student Councils and class officers have performed their duties in a most commendable manner. It only remains for me to express the hope that the efforts put forth will be found to have produced per¬ manent results of the right sort. May those who leave our halls this year know of a surety that it was good for them to have been students of the Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute. May those who plan to return at the opening of another term come back able and willing to do better than ever. To one and all I extend best wishes for a pleasant and beneficial vacation. —A. C. Campbell. CLOSING EXERCISES, JUNE 14th, 1929 Despite their proximity to examinations, the valedictory exercises are eagerly anticipated by the various classes. The programme promises to be a most interesting one. Mr. Campbell will occupy the chair. Dr. Dafoe, editor-in-chief of the Free Press, has kindly con¬ sented to address the graduating classes, while Dr. Daniel McIntyre will present the Governor-General’s medal. On behalf of Grade Eleven, Margaret Norrie and George Clancy will receive the Grade Twelve token from Pauline Johnson and John Ridge. The Grade Eleven emblem will be passed on, in turn, by Kath¬ leen Todd and Creighton Gibson, to representatives of Grade Ten, Evelyn Hermiston and Jack Easterbrook. The sport trophies won throughout the year will be presented by Mr. Best to the respective win-