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

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D. M. C. I. BREEZES 35 Connie Forrest—Connie enjoys something funny, So her life is always sunny. Blanche Gallagher—A very athletic girl is Blanche, With her other people haven’t a chance. Ingibjorg Hallson—Tngibjorg Hallson is a dark little girl, When 9 o’clock rings she’s here in a whirl. Jorun Hanneson—Jorun with her bewitching smiles— She’s always there when it comes to styles. Phyllis Henson— j Phyllis Henson is dark and sweet; In typing she can’t he easily heat. Eileen Holmes—Eileen Holmes, a quiet lass, But she doesn’t shine in literature class. Marjorie Hayward—At debates she is always landing, She sure has got a high class standing. Thelma Irving—Thelma Irving is small in stature, But in grammalogs you cannot catch her. Geraldine Jones—Geraldine is small and bright, And likes her bookkeeping done right. Patricia Kay and Sybil Clarke. Have seldom, if ever, been seen apart. Gladys—Lissaman—Gladys Lissaman is quiet as a mouse, Perhaps not so around the house. Gladys Martin—Gladys Martin is not so bad, Altho’ o’er movie stars she’s mad. Joyce Newman—Joyce Newman takes life with ease, And now she rumbles her piano keys! Ina Osborn—Ina is a very good friend; She’ll stand by you to the bitter end. Ivy Pope—Ivy does not like to take dictation, She much prefers to think of vacation. Viola Seaburg—She loves dancing, plays of every sort ; She’s always willing to join in sport, Nellie Sutton—Nellie Sutton likes to dance, And she certainly gets the chance.

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34 D. M. C. I. BREEZES ROOM 7, X L Emma Elf—Emma is a wild young lass, In history she’ll never pass. Phyllis Argent—Gentle, quiet and mild, Is this sweet child. Bertha Collard—Of tender and sympathetic mind, By all she’s known to be kind. Doris Campbell—Her dark grey eyes Have a look that is wise. Dorothy Cuthbert—Little Do Do is an industrious child, Over her brightness her teachers are wild. Patricia Cuthbert—Here is a mighty sweet little girl, With many and many a tight little curl. Florence Cunningham—Florence is absent quite a bit, But wherever she goes she makes a hit. Mary Caldwell—In shorthand she could make you burst, She always gets her hand up first. Dorothy Coulter—Generous and friendly, our foremost debater, She’ll win a medal sooner or later. Agnes Daniel—Always laughing, happy and gay. But not till her work is done for the day. Clara Drew—Kind, courteous, and polite, Busy from morning until night. 1 Doris Davidson—Doris Davidson is short and sweet, A more flapperish girl you never could meet. Hazel Dalman—Hazel is a very good catch; She always wins in the spelling match. Thelma Downie—Thelma is quiet and sincere, And in June exams has nothing to fear. Lillian Fairey—Here’s a maid with ways so sweet, Her curls and dress are always neat. Josephine Folkett—Josephine is a quiet child, Never was inclined to be wild.

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36 D. M. C. I. BREEZES Eugenie Wehrmann—In her studies she is a shark; She always gets the highest mark. Esther Weiss—Esther Weiss distributes good candy, And all around she is a dandy. Winnie Windsor—Winnie Windsor is quiet and good. High in shorthand she always stood. ROOM 13 Room 13 has at last broken through the superstition of bygone ages! We have at least not been unlucky, but most fortunate in the friendly relationship that has existed during the past year. Many parties were held in the homes of various members of the class, and at these we became more thoroughly acquainted. At first it was quite a task to make the other classes realize what a wonderful Room 13 is in sports, and while they were doubtful they challenged us to play. However, we showed them that it was not merely boasting that we were doing but also good playing, for Room 13 walked away with the Boys’ Junior Championship in basketball and made a creditable showing at volleyball. Among the notable members in our class is Russell Snusher. He has had the honor of breaking many records (mostly phonograph records) in previous years, but this year he won the “Chewing Gum Marathon.” Snusher has written more essays on “Gum” than he has on anything else. However, he has the habit of not getting them into the proper person’s hands at the right time. We are not dumb. Oh, no! But there are a few things we woul 1 like to know. These are some of them: How long did the “Hundred Years’ War” last! Who wrote “Gray’s Elegy”? In what country did the French Revolution take place? The M. C. C. coaches students for the High School Supplemental Examinations in September and December. We prepare candidates for the CANADIAN CIVIL SERVICE Our staff is composed of well known Winnipeg educationists Full particulars free on application to the Principal THE M.C.C. LTD., 401 Kensington Bldg., Winnipeg