Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute - Acta Nostra Yearbook (Guelph, Ontario Canada)

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108 ' X X ' K IMAGINE The whole class walking quietly into Mr. Bogle's rooin at once. XVHITTLE and HIG- GINS not telling jokes in Physics. DOREEN PFAFF bringing her note the day she came back. SHIRLEY JONES in school before the last bell. WHITTLE with his Latin done. ART XVOLFOND without at grin on his face. MARG CLEGHORN without EVA GRACE SIMMONS. PEG KENDRICK not writing notes in Health period. PEER .-IAIIDS Commencenient night will soon be o't'r, Il'ith all its prizes and glmjv. .Al group of boys called Tziwlrfe .At-B. Say that they zi'on't he sorry. .41 practice flll'J'l'l.lf' tried and done their best To make' appraisals mount. But Il'estvrn's alzvavs just too late Or Hezuefs lost his rount. 'ALet's get it right this ti1nel says coach Then Hellman trips and slunzblesg Blanlfety, blank, ann' smarfen up, But Redman only mzmillles. Hey there, get really, time for your part! The 1'11rtain5 flown. ready. go! Hurry up tlzere. straiglzten that mall The 1i'hixtlr', illarliiilnon, this time l1lo1if! The furtain's up and all goes well Until, an applause, what now? Whittle had really lost his balance, The crowd thought it zz bozu. The curtains down again, mr boys, You all did very ziiell S I ' The folks think that yotfre riionderful, Only ten of you fell. rllld non' I introflure the man For ztihonl zi'e give three cheers, Twelve .41-B's j1er'r an1ifl lrzzllder jovial Mr. Peer. -II'illarfl Rudd, X118 XIIC GEN. Editor- Grant Love Frederick Austen, Elizabeth Bessem, Shirley Boyce, Edward Carter, Shirley Charlesworth, Joseph Clair, Diane Cole, Shirley Cook, Richard Cornell, IViIla Davinond, Frank Dean, Joan Dolby, Ralph Ewing. Barbara Farr, Elizabeth Garrard, George Gilliam, Nancy Goetz, Louise Groat. Mlilliam Hewitt, Thomas Hicks, Mlilliam Kaempf. Mary Keith. Norma Kennedy, Eliza- beth Kingscote, Ralph Kirchen, Reginald Kirk- ham, John Kirvan, John Lorhan, Grant Love, John Meadows, Kenneth Moore, Garnet Nor- rish, Richard Richardson, Gerard Schinck, Ivil- liam Smethurst, Anne Smith, Patricia Wolfen- berg. There once was a form XIIC Mlho were brainy as brainy can be They excelled in athletics, French and Mathmetics, And drove to distraction Miss C. -B. Farr, XIIC CLASS THEME SONGS Joe Clair-Roll Out The Barrel George Guilliam - Through Willa Dayinond-How Cute Can You Be Ann Smith-Sing. Sing, Sing Betty Kingscote- Speak Low Dick Richardson-I'll Never Smile Again Jack Lorhan-Full Moon and Empty Arms QPJ Ken Moore-M'hy Shouldnit I? -Ralph Ewing-Sheik Of Araby Barbara Farr-There I've Said It Again Reg Kirkhain-Try A Little Tenderness Richard Cornell-Beware My Heart Johnny RIGZIIIIOWS-Illll Getting Sentimental Betty Garrard-Let It Snow! Joan Dolby-It's A Pity To Say Goodnight Shirley Cook - Minka Grant Love-Sittin' On Top Of The YVorld -Jax Mr. Ferguson-What do you think of six failures, Joe? Clair-It's a fair report. sir. FROM A DAILY NEXYSPAPER 1958 Guelph, Sept. 9-Today Ralph Ewing, star right winger of the New York Rangers visited this city where he used to play hockey for the Junior A Biltmores. Immediately upon stepping out of the train he was given a big kiss by the famous M,G.M. star. Mlilla Dayinond, who hurried him over to a waiting Microphone to be inter- viewed bv John Meadows, famous commen- tator of N.I3.C. Following a beauty appointment with Richard Cornell the had a fingerwavej he hurried to city hall where he was greeted by Mayor Grant Love. Among old acquaintances on hand to welcome him was the noted psy- chiatrist Dr. J. J. Lorhan tsomebody ought to read HIS heady. -Jax FELLOWSl HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW TONI PERM? Aint-To give oneself that natural Toni Curl. Method-Thoroughly shampoo the hair from root to split ends. -Follow with a vigorous scalp massage, -Now, while hair is still damp, start from the forehead and set tiny pin curls in rows until all hair is used up. -Leave these in while doing your nightly homework. -Seeing that fifteen minutes is hardly time for the hair to dry. finish under drier. -Now remove pins and comb the curls briskly and place hair back on your head. Result-Soft girlisli curls and deep drippy XVBVCS. Conclusi-on-So that's how they glot there, eh fellows? B. Farr, XIIC

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--,X ,X C L 11- 10, IDA RICHMOND is another one of our great athletes-especially in basketball. She also ey: cels in Bookkeeping. EVA GRACE SlMMONb is another good basketball player, She 'is rarely seen without Marg. Cleghorn or yice versa. MARION SMITH. generally fknown as 'Al'ete . is one of our cheerleaders, and president of Senior Girls' Hi-Y. BILL BOTA is the head student of XIIB and a whiz at French. He also finds time to manage the junior Basketball Team. DOMINIC CAR- DILLO is an excellent rugby and basketball player and a credit to our room. ERNEST CARTER is our red headed basketball player and track star. He has a ready grin and is well liked by eyeryone. JOHN CRAWVFORD is XIIB's musical genius but he manages to His main interest-XIIA! find time to curl. RALPH FARLEY is another one of om' rugby student as well. He has players and a good lots of fun showing off his legs in bookkeep- ing-ruff! NYLE iHIGGINS is the rugby player who wears those horn rimmed specs. He just loyes telling those Sweet?? innocent?? jokes of his. TOM KENNEDY is another one of our boys who come from the farm. JOHN KOBZEY, a Navy' yeteran of XVorld XVar II. came into the room late in the year but has managed to catch up yery rapidly. STUART OGG not only' plays rugby but skips a yyin- ning curling team. IVe're sure his pet peeye is Latin-aren't you, Stu! KEN REDMAN is that tall and lanky' gent in XIIB who is noted for his collection of jokes. DOI'G ROBINSON. XIIB's glamour boy. did an excellent job of managing the rugby team this season. KVIL- LARD RL'DD is one of the two boys in our room who takes bookkeeping, FRED THOMAS who comes from the farm is our other book. keeping student. He seems to like to fight with XVillard. XVC wonder why! BILL XYHITTLE, XIIB's mascot. neyer seems to haye his homework done. How he gets away with it. is beyond us. ARTHUR XVOLFOND is the boy' who goes in for flashy' shirts and dark haired females. John Crawford A distinguished pianist is john: The organ he also plays on: Yet he cannot make sense Of gerund or tense- In Latin he just has to yawn. Audrey' Checkley An acrobat agile is she. Her dancing is graceful and free. She is so cute looking You'd neyer be guessing At school she comes in the first three. Stu Ogg is the curling team skip: In that game he is really' a pip. At rugby he's fine- He's in the first line- But for Latin he cares not a rip. DAU E N OPU NUS V TUBA S P L EDETE D RE INF EI2 DAT Answer to latin flross-yyord l'llIllC lean Moryyicks the lass with the hair. For athletus she has quite a flair. Students Ciounteil is she! Represents lorm XIIB- Maths and Physics are her fayourite pair. Ciartlillos the guy with the frame- Musclebound should be his name. At rugby he's grand, He makes them all stand. But baskc-tball's really his game. lfAYOL'RITE SAYINGS Mr. Ferguson:-Miss Richmond? Mr. Bogie:-This is the noisiest class in the whole school. Miss Garland:-ple yous aime! Mr. McNaughton:-YVe're looking up prolmgi. IIOII-P for a moment Mr. Mcliay:-OK., now settle dgyyn. Mr. Ferguson:-XYhy' don't you people read something worth while? Miss Sinclair:-Note Books closed! Miss Bryden:-Are you cold? Miss McGill:-Sit on the floor. KVC haye Moryyick but no candles Richmond bitt no money' Drene but no Halo Pat but no Mike a Redman but no Indian a Nyle but no riyer a Willard but no chocolate bar a Kennedy but no drugstore a Moffat but no stoye W a Tom but no cat two Bills but no change.

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