Gordon Bell High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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72 GORDON BELL HIGH SCHOOL Life is before you; from the fated road Ye cannot turn. Then take ye up the load. Not yours to tread or leave the unknown way — Ye must go o’er it, meet ye what ye may. Gird up your souls within you to the deed; Angels and fellow spirits bid you speed. -SELECTED Compliments of The HICNELL PRINTING Co. Phone 86 527 Nokomis Bldg. - Winnipeg

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GORDON BELL HIGH SCHOOL The Staff, Exclusive of Teachers © HE SERVICE STAFF of the Gordon Bell High School consists of Miss Blanchard, the school “steno,” Mr. Doyland, Mr. Harkness, and Mr. Sutherland, the school caretakers. This is Miss Blanchard’s first year with the Bell, and she is a great asset to the school in general and co-operates whole-heartedly in every activity. Miss Blanchard is in charge of the Lost and Found Bureau, and assistant manager of affairs in the office. We sincerely hope she will be with the school for many more years. Mr. Doyland, as head of the service staff, has served five faithful years with the school. He has always been a help to the student iri trouble, and also of great assistance to any activity within the school. Mr. Doyland is a member of the St. John’s Ambulance Corps, as are his two assistants, Mr. Harkness and Mr. Sutherland. Their knowledge of this art has been very beneficial to the stu¬ dent body. Mr. Harkness, assistant service man, has been with the school for six years and holds the official record. We know through his long service that Mr. Hark¬ ness has availed himself to the utmost in supporting school activities. We sincerely hope Mr. Harkness will be with the school another six years or more. Mr. Sutherland, who is more or less the Clark Gable of the service group, has been with the school for his first year. He is well known by the athletes of the school as he was trainer of the Rugby and Track teams. When it comes to school activities and Mr. Sutherland’s part, the school is not weakened one particle. The one thing we would like to know is—“Where did you get that (straw) hat?” How To Speak in Public By C. F. CARR and F. E. STEVENS with a Foreword by the late T. P. O’Connor, M.P. Adequate and efficient pub¬ lic speaking is a gift which is given to the few, but which can be acquired by the many. In popular lan¬ guage and in an interesting and practical manner, this book indicates the way . . . $ 1.00 Sir Isaac Pitman Sons (Canada) Limited 70 Bond St. - Toronto GIFTS Select Your Distinctive Gifts from a Distinctive Source DINGWALL ' S WESTERN CANADA’S FAVORITE GIFT STORE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS — THEY PATRONIZE US

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