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

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60 D. M.C. I. BREEZES ROOM 7 Well, folks, as we all know you are simply perishing to hear the latest news of the famous Room 7, we will begin without further delay. Our class officers are as follows: Nora Edwards, president; Helen Mil¬ ler, vice-president; Taxie McArthur, secretary; Emily Baker, sports cap¬ tain; Peggy McKay, librarian; and Vera Packman, Breezes representa¬ tive. Now permit me to introduce a few of our wise—and otherwise—pupils. 1. Nora Edwards—our brilliant warbler who took a leading part in the opera, and of whom we are mighty proud. 2. Taxie McArthur—the human question-box and latecomer. 3. Margaret Laing—the girl with a thousand faces. Last, but not least, we have our champion gum-chewers, homework borrowers and pests, as all classes do. Space does not permit us to convince you of our amazing dexterity. And now, to be exceedingly serious, Room 7 wishes to thank its teachers for their patience and coaching during the year. To the pupils we say, “May you all be as successful as we hope to be in the coming exams.” V.P. ROOM 7, XI-J Back Row—M. Archer, C. Scott, J. McFa.rlane, H. Young, I. Jardine, D. McDonald, I. Sudds, I. Murison. Third Row—A. Sammons, O. Morantz, A. Neufeld, M. Connor, P. McCaughy, M. Laing, K. Garrow, E. Grimjsey Second Row—B. Hoffman, K. Blostein, E. Martin, J. Hooey, B. Lawrie, E. Gerrard, H. Johnstone, T. McLean, S. Black. Front Row—V. Packman (Breezes Rep.), H. Miller (Vice-Pres.), N. Edwards (Pres.), Mr. Forsyth (Class Teacher), T. McArthur (Sec.), E. Baker (Sports Capt.), P. McKay (Librarian), E. Brickley. Missing—M. Gray, M. Mackay.

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D. M.C. 1. BREEZES 59 worthy instructors for their untiring efforts with this very assiduous and inimitable class. We mean to gradu¬ ate in June, providing we are not plucked beforehand. For further information, please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope and we shall be pleased to steam off the stamp. H.C.T. W.V.R. ROOM 22 Ah bane coom from Roome 22. We are I gud roome. We make a presi- dant cause teecher say so; nise boy! hiz name Ernie Hallat. We got sekra- tary 2; he sooch a nise boy we make him “monee keeper” to. Hiz naim is L. Sampson. Yahssu, we got vice president, “Kobold,” tallest boy in are roome sure “hi classs atraction.” By golly I dun forgot dat de presadent of the skool in are roome to, Yo-sure, Bill Hanna. Bill Main, J. Tomes, B. Ashcroft, V. Taylor all play basketball on thi school teems. Wee also got a stamp klub in de roome wit Mr. Johannesson as ad¬ viser. Well I no like to rite so I say goot bye. I tink wer the best Roome in schoole. R.O.B. MEMBERS OF ROOM 22, XI-H Back Row—Victor Taylor, Ernie Towson, Bruce Evans, Lloyd Nock, Jack Henley, Jack Tomes, Reg. Hobday, Robert Owen. Third Row—Harvey Johnson, Alex Ferwom, Dick Scott, Harry Metzak, Vincent Mc¬ Mahon, Janies Dott, Bruce Ashcroft, Elmer Axford. Second Row—Walter Evans, Delmer Kidd, Arthur Weber, Elsie Kreycik, Loraa Robin¬ son, Elsie Frye, Aubrey Hall, Norman Milne, Irving Young. Front Row—William Hanna William Main (Sports Capt.), Norman Blackie (Librarian), Mr. Johanneson, Ernie Hallatt (Pres.), Leonard Sampson (Sec.), Edward Kobold (Vice.-Pres.). Missing—Margaret Miller, Robert Bradshaw, Elsie Boutillier, Wallace Moore.

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D. M.C. I. BREEZES 61 MEMBEKS OF ROOM 47, GRADE XIK Back Row—Bessie Douglas, Betty Rollins, Grace Taylor, Lily Richardson, Esther Hud- son, Evelyn Piper. Third Row—Kathleen Perry, Catherine Cameron, Gwen Bergrmian, Nellie Moodie, Jean Murray, Lillian Moody, Lily Cook. Second Row—Ellen Goodman, Eleanor Drevant, Muriel Murray, Mabel Cheater, Rhoda Mattinson (Librarian), Grace McClellan, Edith Yates. Front Row—Gertrude Walker, Margaret Russell (Breezes Rep.), Mary Hubert (Pres.), Evelyn Thickson (Sports Capt.), Anna Johannesson (Vice-Pres.), Esther Bremner (Sec.),. Ethel Tottle, Maud Ham. ROOM 47-11K Mary Hubert, our new Class Presi¬ dent, In her position she’ll surely be com¬ petent. Dot Young was our class President, But now with us she’s no longer resi¬ dent. Esther Bremner, our schoolroom Sec., In work she’s always up to the neck. Nellie Moodie’s a worthy sports leader, But in History it’s easy to beat her. Margaret Russell, our Breezes Rep., She has a fine voice and she sure can step. Maud Ham, a quiet little child, Never excited and never gets wild. Grace Taylor, in Shorthand’s a flunk, But in Science she’s anything but punk. Lily Richardson is tall and thin And in typing she’s sure to win. Bessie Douglas is an athletic lass, But in Shorthand she’s not so fast. Evelyn and Muriel are very good friends,