Essex District High School - Argus Yearbook (Essex, Ontario Canada)

Page 91 text:

Olio brigi.it £ bu.J.oiit; xs Mac Kennedy, Wolcomo in our class he ' ll always bo. Our Bill is really grand. Wouldn ' t ho make a cute little husband? Y u tnink wo ' vo forgot, but wo haven ' t at all. Our homo room teacher i 3 really a doll, And so. Kiss Brown, wo want you to know. Without you to guide us we just couldn ' t go. 11A Humour Miss Kilpatrick: Why do Jewish people have candles burning at sunset „ , on Friday evenings in thoir homes’ Paul Dawson: To save electricity. Hiss Kilpatrick: In the Feudal ago tho Lords had five to seven courses to a meal. We have now-a-days soup or juice, main dish, and dessert. Jack: What ' s superjuice? Tho fc the lost bo llowing bit of verso was found by Mr. Crane while cxn oks turned into the office. mining When I die, bury mo deepj Put this my English book at my foot. Tell fir. Hutton I ' m at rest, And won ' t be back for my English tost. --Carol Scott 11 B BACK ROW ; THIRD ROW : SECOND ROW : FRONT ROW: Cary Roath, John Rcnaud, Bill Toskoy, Dave MacKon z io, Louis Singer, Jim McAuliffo, Cary Taylor. Joan Will, Carolyn Laramie, Annabclle Stiers, Gail Story, Marion Baldwin, Judy Denison, Winnie Carrod. 5e?? iS i.? r ' ' nclln ’ ? ob Simpson, Kon Oxley, eat Brown, George Philpott, Don Robert, Bill Jackson, Call McCallum, Elaine Hutson, Marilyn Cranston, Mr. Soteros, Barbara Banwell, Rita Bekolay, Dorothy Greaves, Daisy Gullick, Mr. Setoros is our home room teacher, We sometimes think he should have been a preacher. Denis Grondin is very small, His main ambition is to growi tall. Barbara Banwell is very quiet. But in Homo Ec. she is really a riot. Rita Bokolay has so many pairs of shoos. In the morning she doesn ' t know which ones to choose. Don Robert goos after tho girls. Even though he has very few curls. Bill Teskoy i3 always chewing gum, I wonder why ho never offers us some. John Rcnaud is a man about town. He always seems to annoy Miss Brown. Jim McAuliffo is a Charlie Brown fan. Whenever he sings it, he gets out of hand. Joan Will is very fond of Ron, Over him she is really gone.