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

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86 D. M. C. 1. BREEZES The Supremacy OF Pitman Shorthand jp ARLIAMENTARY and Court Proceedings must be reported accurately — verbatim. Reporters must be equipped with an absolutely dependable sys¬ tem of shorthand. That is why in the — HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, WESTMINSTER HOUSE OF COMMONS, CANADA COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENT, MELBOURNE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, MALTA HOUSE OF COMMONS, NORTHERN IRELAND HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, CAPE TOWN SUPREME COURTS OF NEW YORK STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WASHINGTON HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, IRISH FREE STATE 9B.8 Of the Reporters write ffitman Shorthand

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D. M.C. 1. BREEZES 85 great ink battle. We have a room phone call was from Mr. Oliver him- council. Here it is: Harry Stubbs, i president; Ted Wilson, Vice-presi¬ dent; Sydney Bellingham, secretary; Jack Leaney, sports’ captain; Jack Findlay, Breezes repi’esentative; Ver¬ non Neil and Norman Osborne, coun¬ cil aids. Being a modest class we shall not advertise our excellence in sport. What’s that ? Social events ? Well, our council’s attitude towards them appeared to be “Periculum est in mora, sed festina lente. Requiescat in pace.” That’s all. T.W. Mr. Oliver put one Oliver (all over) Room 15 class. Yesterday he left the room for a few minutes. As soon as he departed, the class started “makin’ whoopee.” All of a sudden the phone rang. Ted Wilson answered it, but the class still kept on shouting and laughing. The trouble was that the self! Now, was that nice? “Absolutely NO!” sez we. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our classmate, Terence Hagerman, who died Oc¬ tober 19, 1930. The students of Room 15 wish to extend their sympathy to the relatives and friends of their late schoolmate. “In the bloom of his life death claimed him; In the pride of his boyhood days. None knew him but to love him; None mentioned his name but with praise.” ROOM 23 We are the students of 23, Of our brains there isn’t much to see; Ours is the realm of Chemistry,

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D.M.C.l. BREEZES 87 From that horrid odor we are never free. Too often our homework isn’t done, For we stay out late to have some fun. In French we are not so had, But Geometry is rather sad. Of bad habits we have some, One of them is chewing gum. The pen is mightier than the sword, Claim we of the XS ward. RAYMOND ELLIOTT. ROOM 28 Clamor! Clamor! Clamor! A noisy din fills the hall, a royal flourish, Mr. Arnason appears on the scene and peace reigns. Work is resumed after a horse laugh is heard at the back of the room. s Now let us proclaim the class offi¬ cers (known far and wide): Norm. Garret .President; Bob Clark, Vice- President; Tony Restivo, Secretary; Jack Reid, Sports Captain; John Smith, Librarian, and last but not least, Hymie Glassman, Breezes Rep¬ resentative. In sports our boys haven’t had the chance to display their ath¬ letic ability because of the postpone¬ ment of all their games. The inter-room debates brought forth some very good material from Room 28. Our reputation was upheld in the first debate by H. Glassman and,L. Hodgson, but our orators were downed in their second attempt, due to unpopular decision (?). [ Speaking of social events, we held one or two wiener roasts (official). The boys were all at the Junior Dance garbed in their tuxedos. Among the notables of the room are Bud Gallagher, the radical of Room 28, who has the makings of a great speaker—maybe; Daring Dick Johnson, who isn’t entirely successful in dodging truant officers (several years’ experience); Tony Restivo, J whose maxim is “I haven’t it done”; Inna Jettick SHOES FOR WOMEN You need no longer be told that you have an ex¬ pensive foot. AAAAA to EEE—Sizes 1 to 12 Russell Bender Foot Saver Shop 425 Portage Ave., Winnipeg Phone 22 249 Snjoy our iHolidays on a New or Used Motorcycle Prices from $50.00 up SEE Brown Winter LIMITED 661 ELLICE AVE. The Harley Davidson People BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES REPAIRS