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

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D. M.C. I. BREEZES 81 Jack Campbell is spare water boy for our room teams, and is also a very excellent plant boy; since his election we have noticed a distinct absence of foliage in our room. The following are our class officers: President, Bert Hawksmith; Vice- President, John Borley; Secretary, Bert Brown; Librarian, Harry Malan- chak; Sports Captain, Clarence King. E. GILLIES. ROOM 10. X-P—“THE UPPER TEN” “Our Ambition” School on Monday, should start at nine A.M. With P.T. time till ten A.M. And after that, work should begin, By everyone doing anything. We’ll be hungry then, and go and eat, Before our studies are complete. We start again at three P.M. And do the same as at nine A.M. The books we never had, we put away, For it is now the close of day. Tuesday, Wednesday, we still repeat, Satisfied each day’s complete. Thursday, Friday, just the same, Don’t over exercise the brain. Saturday, Sunday, we have to rest; These are the days we love the best. “Our Ambition” is upheld by our class and our class officers who are: President .Margaret McGifford Vice-President .Beatrice Bowley Sec. Treas.Margaret Wilson Breezes Rep.Sadie Saunders Sports Captain .Theresa Rea Cv rs Characters Boyd Shorthand Mastered in Six Weeks LETTERS TRANSCRIBED IN THREE DAYS Nine Only SIMPLE TO LEARN EASY TO WRITE PLAIN AS PRINT Boyd Shorthand School 115 PHOENIX BLK. ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER

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80 D. M. C. I. BREEZES Junior Glee Club. Treasurer—Edith Beattie. Follow¬ ing the Christmas regrading, we lost our bewitching blonde sheekle-gather- er and accordingly elected Lily Wool- ley, who can claim the room’s most gratifying average as her successor. Sports Captain—Margaret (Fuzzy) McQuoid, whose personage graces the Junior Council and for whose engaging personality and athletic ability super¬ latives fail me. Librarian—William Schaler, our lone member of the stronger sex. Breezes Representative—May de Wet, a would-be scribe. Room 8 is well represented in the Junior Glee Club and Athletic teams, and made a commendable showing in the opera. Early in October, a class party was held in the form of a wiener roast near Colonel Thompson’s house, Fort Garry Drive. By ten o’clock when all had had their share in digesting ashes and—oh, yes!—wieners and popcorn, we were transported to Dominion Street, where a dance was enjoyed by all. MAY DE WET. ROOM 6—XR Very few events worth relating have taken place in this room since September, but many of the member, have progressed very rapidly in the sports of our school. Harold Elli, and Arthur Bodle were on the school speed-skating team and were, as you know, successful against Kelvin and St. John’s. Daniel Konchak made the intermediate basketball team and the junior football team. Clarence King made the senior football team and many of the others are training hard for Field Day. dtompanp.l INCORPORATED 21 MAY 1670 Congratulations ! daniel McIntyre glee club On Your Success in Again Winning the Earl Grey Trophy at the Manitoba Music Festival. If trophies were given in the realm of merchandising—we feel that this store would win—hands down—as The Most Pleasant and Profitable Shopping Place in the West Get the H B C habit. Quality here is unrivalled; styles are the best. Prices are as low or lower than anywhere in the City. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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Our Congratulat ions to the 1931 Graduates of Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute § g ORTUNATE indeed are the young I men an women 011 whom this noted 4=|p|l|j High School has placed its seal of approval. A great fundamental ad¬ vantage is theirs. The Student’s next problem is a career— and may we suggest that there is no brighter field than that of business. In addition to a good education it calls for the training of a Business College. For this there is no dupli¬ cating process. It is the key to commercial achievement, and only those who hold it can hope to solve modern business problems. High School Students constitute the great majority of our enrolment and no school con¬ tributes more largely to it than Daniel Mc¬ Intyre. When you come to the Dominion you will come among your old Classmates. It offers you a friendly, wholesome atmosphere —and an unsurpassed thoroughness of train¬ ing. Our new College on The Mall is in its ap¬ pointments the most complete Institution devoted to Commercial Education in Canada. Twenty-two subjects are taught by highly qualified and experienced teachers. Indi¬ vidual instruction is assured every student. Enrolment can be made at any time, but the earlier the start the sooner you will be ready for the position that will lead you to inde¬ pendence. We would like to discuss your business ambitions with you. The Dominion Business College THE MALL BRANCHES AT ST. JAMES AND ELMWOOD