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

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9 Gstaliltaljrh IB 71 lira Inf OloUnw (Affiliated with University of Manitoba) Arts attit J?rirtnr— Instruction is given in courses of the First, Second, Third and Fourth Years in the B.A. (General) Course, and in the Fourth and Fifth Years in the B.A. (Honors) Course. Courses required for pre-professional training are provided —Engineering, Law, Medicine, Dentistry, etc. (Eullrgiatt?— Instruction is given in Grades Twelve, Eleven, Ten and Nine. The courses taught and the final examinations written are those administered by the Provincial Department of Education. (Hmtsultation— concerning courses required or optional, courses taught, fees, rates for residence and board for men and women, conditions of entrance to courses— Telephone 30 476 THE REGISTRAR’S OFFICE Portage Avenue at Balmoral

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D.M.C.I. BREEZES 89 ROOM 46, XO Hello, Radio Fans! This is Station DMCI, Winnipeg. Room 46 will now be on the air. Florence Campbell, our very popular president, and our big-hearted secretary, Bernice Wiltse, will harmonize a very popular song, “Have You Your Homework Done?” followed by “Get Into Line,” by our red-headed vice-president, Jean Bark¬ er. The class will sing several re¬ quest numbers. First, for the Proc¬ ter twins, “Two Little Girls in Blue”; for our sports captain, Edith McWil¬ liams, “After the Ball Is Over”; Kay Wallace, “Sleepy Town Gal”; Evelyn Wright, “For Once I Am Early”; Claire Daum, “Amoeba”; Elsie Lowe, “Where’s My Shadow?”; Annie Mee, “Fa sol la ti do”; Esther Ward and Winnie Harris, “Side by Side”; Grace Burns, “Oh, My Operation!” The re¬ mainder of the class request “Hail! Hail! The Gang’s All Here.” This, radio fans, brings to a close our program. We shall be with you about this time next year. This is Breezes representative, Dorothy No¬ ble, announcing. ROOM 48 President . Jim Duncan Vice-President .;.... Fred Lewis Treasurer . Tom Nash Sports Capt. “Huck” Driver Breezes Rep. Bob Wybrow Librarian . . Ken Young The remainder—well, perhaps some of the teachers can satisfy you on that point. The current year has brought few exciting incidents, unless you con¬ sider several holidays-makers on Fri¬ day afternoons, or the lunch hour de- G 1 ” 1 refe tff In after years, the events of school life will all merge in memory—upon one day alone, Graduation Day, will recol¬ lection hinge. How wise to mark this epochal occasion with a gift that will endure, to keep bright the final years of carefree youth. And what more sigificant token than a recorder of Time. ALT ION PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ►

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D.M.C.I. BREEZES 91 structive crew, or the humorous his¬ tory periods and habitual gum-ehew- ers and maybe add the twenty-four French failures. But such is school life as we know it. We regret to inform you that the changes made in the classes lost to us several of our most talented mu¬ sicians, sportsmen and A1 students, and also our heralded Rip Van Win¬ kle, known to us as Ralph Dick. But we seem to have imported excellent material for all uses, especially talk¬ ing, like Bill Simpson and his Irish friend Tim, and since fair exchange is no robbery, I’m sure we’ll get along fine. Our athletic pupils organized a game of hockey and as usual the un¬ fortunate party was ready with ex¬ cellent alibis. And, finally, the Junior Hop was well attended by forty-eighters, who all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. And so, with Mr. McLeod at its head, forty-eight feels worthy of be¬ ing well in the running in all under¬ takings, as in the past. BOB WYBROW. ROOM 49 Murphy and Jamieson were walk¬ ing along the LOWE highway when they saw their friends, the VICAR’S wife AND-ER-SON, CUMMING along in a magnificent BLOWER super-six car which had an exceptionally long HOOD. DIS-SON was whistling a BLYTHE air, but when he saw the two boys he stopped long enough to explain that the car had KLETKE upholstering and was finished in ma¬ hogany and BURCH. They asked if they would like a ride home and Mur¬ phy got out to TURNER over, but failed. The party sat down on the curbstone to wait for some passing motorist to help them out of their difficulty. The first car that passed was an old MAXWELL, but the JpHNE shoes properly fitted compliment and are a needed ac¬ cessory to the new mode. Of outstanding smart¬ ness are the new mod¬ els of imported Czecho Sandals. MacLeod’s Eclipse pure food products are made in Winnipeg—no better are made any¬ where. When you buy the Eclipse Brand, you know you are getting the BEST . . . at the same time providing employ¬ ment for your fellow citizens and in¬ creasing the prosperity of your city. Ask any grocer. WESTERN PURE FOODS Limited Princess Henry — Phone 26 992 WINNIPEG