Galt Collegiate Institute and Vocational School - Specula Galtonia Yearbook (Galt, Ontario Canada)

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66 SPECULA GALTONIA GIRLS' GYM. TEAM Front Row, left to right-Catherine Bernhardt, Madeline Hughes Luella Smith Margaret Cooper Gertrude Melross, Second Row-Mildred Bailie, Mary' Wardlaw, Esther Sheldon QCaptJ Miss Duggan BA fcoachl Margaret Wood, Jean Herriott, Betty Sheldon. Third Row--Lois Bowie, Grace Trott, Mae Mclntosh, Gladys Wlldman Marie Shantz Evelyn Trott Fourth Row-Edith Thomson, Jessie Thompson, Alberta Kempthorne Gertrude Lyndhurst Ak! INTERFORM BASKETBALL Mention should be made of the creditable perfor- mances made in the Interform Basketball League. 1a Won the First Form group, 2a the Second Form and C. S. the Senior group. C. S. won the play-off series in games played with la thereby winning the Harding Shield for another year. C.S. team was composed of: M. McKenna, E. Keffer, H. McKay, V. Watson, J. Ward, E. Leslie. GYM. TEAM Much credit was due the Gym. Team for its excel- lent performance at the Physical Exhibition last year and no doubt they will be doubly appreciated this year since there are twice as many teams, the Senior and Junior, the Senior team being composed of the members of last year's team. Their Work shows diligent training under the capable coaching of Miss Duggan. Senior Team: M. Wardlaw, M. Hughes, E. Shel- don, G. Wildman, M. Mclntosh, L. Smith, B. Sheldon, M. Cooper, G. Melross, L. Howes, E. Trott, G. Trott. Junior: M. Shantz, K. Bernhardt, M. Wood, E. Thompson, G. Lind'horst, A. Kempthorne, G. Her- riott, J. Thompson, M. Bailey, L. Bowie.

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68 SPECULA GALTONIA K u -.u.......... ..-...-...-.-.--v-------- ----.-----,. I . . Q -I I IMI B ll U Il l l L li!! i lux '!: i'i' ' I 0 A P ,lm ,,,, ,,1. . , ,,, ..,,. .. . , ,. .. . , ....-Q.-Q N this section of our paper has been collected as large a list of alumni as possible. Nearly all of last year's class is included with the addition of a few of the outstanding alumni of the immediate past few years. As far as is known, this is the most complete list of G.C.I. Alumni ever printed in the Specula, but some ex- students have so completely hidden them- selves that no trace of them could be found, and to this fact we lay the blame of any absentees from the list. NEIL BAIRD-is on the payroll of Cla1'e Bros. 8L Co., Preston. He still receives his mail in Hespeler. ALBERT T. BROWN-The Harvard Kid has turned gossip, and is busy glean- ing news as a reporter on the editorial staff of the Galt Evening Reporter. CLIFFORD BURNETT-was so pleased about passing all his exams that he im- mediately threw h'mself into the path of more of the same species. He is studying Commerce KL Finance at U. of T. fUniversity Collegel. WM. EASTON-last year's Ayr profes- sional pool champion gave the Bank of Commerce in the home town a break when he volunteered his expert ser- vices. JACK FAIRGRIEVE-Fairy is a young banker with a great future. CLAUDE HODGINS-Has a leaning to- ward authority and so by attending Normal School at Hamilton is practis- ing to lord it over some poor kids of some public school. VIBERT HODGINS-former versatile stu- dent, is at present teaching at Levack, Ontario. DONALD IREDALE-Mr. Challen's lone bright spot is delving into the myster- ies of mining engineering at S.P.S, DONALD KEMP-The elongated lad can be seen any day at the ofiice of the Bell Telephone Co., on Ainslie St.' KARL KNAUFF-is attending Waterloo College, preparatory to studying Theol- ogy. CYRIL LAPSLEY-Our quiet boy can be found wandering around the buildings of the University of Toronto. DOUGLAS McCORMICK'S French ten- dencies led him to continue his studies at McGill University. It is reported that Doug. has become an ardent ski enthusiast. PRIOR PHILIP-whose golf scores have made duffers envious, has succumbed to the lure of brass buttons and is at- tending Royal Military College, at Kingston. HAROLD SCHULTZ- Ossie hopes some day to own his own pharmaceutical establishment, with a pool room at the back. At present he is learning the trade at Dalton's Drug Store, Preston. GIBSON SNELGROVE-We always knew Gib. was interested in figures-but not mathematical ones. He has upset our belief, however, and is working in the head oflice of the Mutual-Life In- surance Co., at Waterloo. HAROLD WALKER-After thoroughly exhausting the efforts of our school to teach him more, Harold journeyed to the University of Toronto, where he hopes to graduate some day. CC Kz FD. BERT WARREN-The' smooth lad who hailed from Hespeler, is playing with the boys at the Can. Wirebound Boxes, Ltd., Toronto. You can get him at 104 Gerrard St., Toronto. HARRIS WEBER-Our sadly missed pianist is learning the ins and outs of the flour and feed business at Meisel's, in Preston.