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

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,n W A E , p . 5 PE Q U1'VL.',q ' GA 4,110 N 1 A GALT'S LARGEST HARDWARE WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF TOOLS, ETC. needed in manual training We carry Johnston's line of Wood Finishes ERASER HARDWARE CO.. Limited 24-26 DICKSON sT. PHONE 987 HOWARD WARM AIR FURNACES 7 I 'HE success of heating a house does not depend only on the purchasing of a furnace and a few pipes and registers, but on' the proper sizes and placing of them, including sufficient. cold air entrances and ducts. We can supply you with a High Class Howard Furnace and will install it under our own supervision with a guarantee to heat your house. The price, we charge for such an installation, will be very reasonable, indeed. If you are building a new house and require a new furnace or are think- ing of replacing your present heating equipment, give us an opportunity to figure on it. We have been able to satisfy and please scores of Galt andi Preston residents during the past few years and will do the same for you. sEE THE NEW HOWARDS P. E. SHANTZ FIJUNDRY PRESTON, ONT. WM. STACEY, 271 North Water St. GALT REPRESENTATIVE H A HN 9 S Electric and SERVICE STATION Acetylene Welding SERVICE WITH A SMILE SUNOCO PRODUCTS MACHINE WORK AND ALEMITE GREP-SING Smuth's Machine Shop Fountain St. at Kitchener Highway 34 Ainslie St, Phone 616 PRESTON, Ont. GALT 99

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SEM .,., , ' ' PARA?-'U'-x PE ULA THINGS WE'D LIKE TO KNOW Why Midge Tuffin likes Preston people so well. Why Ambro Mclnerney is going to stay at school. Why Ethel Hanson takes her dinner. Why Ken. Smith plays hockey. Why Jack Stubbs plays a saxaphone. Why Frances Lapine is always asking someone to listen. Why Margaret Whitmer is so clever. Why Betty Bond decided to come back to school. Why Harry Webb is so quiet. Why Chumny likes shows. Why we all wonder about these things. i 1 MUT7' THEME SONGS Fin Needing You. -Marks. Three Little Words. -Take detention to-night. Can it be. -I passed. You're Driving Me Crazy. -Econom- ics. Just a little closer. -To the next exams. I'll Be Blue Thinking of You. -His- tory. You're the One I Care For. -Spares. A Cheerful Little Earfulf'-Everybody passed. 98 if' 2 Miss Miss Miss PAIATUS ' 4 QUESTIONS Weatherill tells us to run up a blind Williamson says don't get behind. Brandon says take this letter. Miss Musgrove to learn Economics better Miss Pooke asks us if that is clear. Miss Knapp to gather over here. Miss Shambleau asks if shoes are white. No wonder C3 has a fright. When teachers start asking questions. Ulf 21 :if She stood before him, pleading. He raised the large knife in his hand and she said quickly, Have you no heart? He shook his head. Well then give me liver, she replied. FAVOURITE SAYINGS OF OUR TEACHERS Mrs. Brandon- Would you mind look- ing it up in the dictionary. Miss Pooke-- Steady, everybodyg stick to business. Miss Musgrove- Webb, go down and get the encyclopedea from the library. Miss Williamson- Girls! I meant boysf' Miss Knapp- Gather 'round here, girls, and watch me. Miss Shambleau- Your shoes are dir- ty. What is your name? Detention. Miss Weatherill- Now if you were in some office. C3 WEINER ROAST We held our Weiner roast on Wilks' Flat. The more delicate rode out while the remainder hiked with the assistance of flashlights. Upon our arrival there Awe found a blazing fire, which was started by some of our industrious young men of the form. The evening was spent in singing, playing games, Weiner eating and the toasting of marshmallows. Miss Mus- grove acted as Chief Cook. The hungry crew demolished two baskets of grapes and three of apples. After the firemen of our crew had the fire put out we found ourselves trudging across ploughed iielos, climbing high fences, etc., until we reached our limousines. After counting the crew we found two missing and look- ing back over our trail we saw to our amazement Miss Honsberger and Ella Nicholson hanging high upon a barbed wire fence. We rescued them after much difficulty and were soon on our way home.

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