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

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XX 11 llob Sutherland is always pulling down his sweater, and gazing out the window: Phyllis Gray' has sucly rin interest in XII Teth. PIZRSONALITIES: MARILYN SPROULE-Tire piano artist of ward XID. BARRY BLAIR-We wonder why' we seem to recog-nize that face in Ted Williarrrs orchestra. KATHLEEN BRIDCEMAN-She's one of our Glee Cltrb warblers, 'HM BRIGGSf Jimmie secured 'himself a position on the school basketball team. MARIAN DAYNIOND - the petite jeune lille of XID, DON FLET- CHER-The lad yyho is always ready to leave the room. EYELYN ELLIOT-the girl with the Lauren Bacall voice. AL GANCHER- .Inotlrer lad who made the basketball team Inote the brush cutl. BETTY ERSKINE- the girl who always has her Latin done. iEx- cept the last sentencej. PETE MCKEONA A tall red-head who also made the basketball team. MARY MORGAN- Cork tnightn't know her Latin, but just ttrrrr her loose with a basketball! PETE PELOSO-The guy the fellows depend on for the solution to that Algebra problem. MARIAN XICCEE -Ille wonder where she gets all that haskethall en- ergy: BILL SC.-XNl.ON'-'illilllltii' is XID artist and is always drawing cartoons about our form. SHEILA SANDERSON-'tSandy is a cheerleader- always ready' to howl, MARC SHERYVOOD-the south pawn who really' knows how to swing that baseball hat. BRLCE IVALKER-The guy' who likes to swing it on the lI'tll'ttpCI. PAT XVATKINS-Tris never misses a trick on the haskethall floor. MARA LEXE SMITH-XID is proud of the way Windy ' leads our line down the assembly- hall. leven though it is early' in the morningl JAKE YORYIS-jake is always ready with an answer not stated in any text hook. He also made the basketball team. XIERLE TISCH- LER-The girl who claims the softball goes right through the bat. Keep trying, Merle! CLASSROOM WISECRACKS OF XID Here lies the body' of Archibald Rummy. Who tackled the coach instead of the dummy! Quote: It is better to be broke than neyer to have loved at all. Mr, Cavanaugh A fool can ask more ques- tions than a wise man can answer. Mike No wonder so many' of us fhtnk your exams! Mr. Hindley You boys in the back. stop exchanging notes! Mike They aren't notes sir, we're playing bridge. Mr. Hindley' Oh, I beg your pardon. Mr. Blair Name a liquid that won't freeze. Yorvis Hot water. Barry' Blair I'y'e crossed a homing pigeon with a woodpecker. It not only delivers a message but it knocks on the doorf' She Mr face is my' fortune XVillre I'n1 broke too. rlsl Sea Cadet ll'here's the rniygn rrmq? ind Sea Latlet I dunno, how long has it heen llllllCIl?A' SMll.li AIYHILE ITITII XID Mary The girl who hesitates is lost. Father: Nonsense, she's extinct! bald. Dad? my mother rrst-tl to pat me on the head for being a good bov. jake: Why are you so Dad: Oh. thatk because Ml. Hindley: I want an I yyatrt the truth. Fletcher: t'Well. make up can't lraye both. ' explanation, and your mind. You jake yas a slow waiterl This coffee is nnportetl from Bralilf' 'rlsg Well whatta yuh GI know? It's still wa rm! I-'letther ilu History' Classy to Mr. Hindley: Sir. what was the population of Ancient Rome? Mr. Hintlley: Now that's a good question, Fletcher. rto classy Are there any' more ques- tions yon, wish answered? Mr. Hirrdley: You'll have to learn to stop talking, Xliss Sanderson-report to-night. Sandy: l'nr sorry. Sir, brit you'll have to wait your ruin: l'm hooked up for this week, brit I think I may be able to slip von in some time nest week. XA GENERAL Editor - lean Grierson Gordon Xkitt. Donna Austen, Doris Bolton. Dorothy Ilrvdon. Yictor Bustard, Torn Dawson, Kenny Donnell. Tom Egan, Dan Engh, ,lean Grierson. Douglas Harrison. Barbara Hod- gson. Carolyn Howse, Ronald Hume. Gwen Illlllg, Xtthur Keating, Halel Kennedy 'ylarion Leslie. llatricia Linfoot. Shirley Lowry. Alex Mclntosh. Tim Nlahony. Paul Marsh, Tom Mares. jim Miller, june Mor- rison. Peter Munro, Emily' Ostrander, Nancy' Rennie. Barbara Robinson, Roy' Shaughnessyi, Douglas Sneyd. Valerie Thompson, Ray Van- stone, lim IValker. ,loan Illorton. XA FORM NEWS HERE AND THERE THROUGHOUT SCHOOL In all of the days that you go to school. Yott never have too mttch time to fool, The teachers work you like a slave And clip your ear if you don't behave. Each night the detention roonrs are packed With kids whose alibis weren't backedg The office portals are opened wide For the unsuspecting who venture inside. As four ollock comes 'round once more You make a rush for that locker door, And when the fight through the mob is won Tire maddening, fight with your lock's begun. The girls are at cooking. the boys are at tnzrth. Their teachers are smiling or expending their wrath On the tousled head of some drowsy young lad Who watered the flowers with water from a rad. r- I

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