East Kildonan Collegiate - Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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Grant Rowan

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Dave Tibbs - Well the year is 1902 and I have just met Dave. Who would have guessed that bashful Dave when we were back in Grade XI at E.K.C, would meke out so well. Why I remember him when we were back in E.K.C. as a 5 ? 10” weighing 159 lbs with sloping shoul¬ ders, dimples in his cheeks and trying to play hockey. You could have knocked me over with a feather when I walked into the president ' s office of Imperial Oil Co. and saw him sitting at the desk reading a comic book (Superman) and spitting sunflower seeds on the floor. At the same time he was telling two of his sidekicks dim Forsyth and Mel Finlaysen to mop the floors, I sat down and talked to him and learned that ho was President of the Manitoba Branch of Imperial Oil Co. and in winter, Coach of the Detroit Bed Wings who for the past four years have won the Stanley Cup. (This story is told by Andy Wangen) Some Fantasy -EHI Andy Knute” Wangen - The drape-shape , croon-goon ,of Grade XI3. Knuto stands 5’ •• ' ll” and is 165 lbs of brawny astounding muscle. He starred on the E.K.C. soccer team this year,, and was one of our outstanding athletes. When he took the ball, he would flash down the field, and ......fail to score. He is also a member of E.K, Juvenile Hockey Club. When Andy has completed his five year stretch at E.K.C., and another five at the U. of Manitoba, he will study civil engineering to learn how to break rock in later life. Much of E.K.’s cement sidewalk system is the work of our Knute. The equator is an imaginary lion running round the world. The Romans made their roads straight so that the Britons could not hide round the corners. A REC TAN GLE i s muc h la r ge r t hai■ an a out e a ng 1 e. The possessive case is when somebody has got something of yours and won’t give it up. The liver is an infernal organ. A CENTIMETRE is an insect with a hundred logs. Two straight lines cannot enclose a space unless they are crooked. Days are longer in summer than winter because heat expands everything. A QUOTATION is the answer to a division sum,. The difference between air and wrr ' -er ° f t air can be made wetter and water cannot.

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