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

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- , J '. 'L ' - 141 l I . Fa rby JEIVELLER p A XVATCHES I -L.. RINGS EXPERT REPAIRIXG l 3 i Opposite Fire Hall LEY GILBERTSON-a quiet girl with a pleaistint disposition. SHIRLEY GLT3IBLEYj keeps up with all the latest jive. AILILEN HIVKS-ai girl from Nlidlund, who loxes to dante at the Oltl Mill. NESSE HENRY-a fun loving girl who likes to fool with? MARION HINDS- is the star athlete of all our sports. DIANE HIRILI-I-is a barrel of fun and is nlwni-. thinking np something fin class entertziinuieul HELEN HOIVEII-is gi good girl V-'llfl spends nrnst of her tiine being xibsent. 'I HEl.Nl'i IIONES-is the good hinnour girl ol out nlxiss. PHYLLIS RING is 11 nmster at the ant oi' guin chewing. BERNICE KOBLYNIIQ is the lustious gall with the gorgeous hair. DORRAINE Kit'- FARLANE-zl classx lassi :intl Il grat'el'uI tlniiceit AIACKINN NIcDERKIID-another of our sensu- tionzil blonds called jait'kie'I GRACE MARSH- 't likable girl who is netei minus :1 giggle GLENNA PARKER-loxes to full asleep in tlaiss JOYCE PARKINSON-is our form monitor. It's nlway zi mystery how she gets all of us into those few seats for assernhly. AUDREY PHAROAH4is never seen withotit ri reads' smile or Stuffx NORNIA PLRDY-is one of XVIII. XVriglv :ind Sons' most faithful sup- porters. RUTH QLANT-is a brtln'-talking blond better known as Stuffy . DOROTHY RLSSELL-IVho is that tall. dark. and drool- sonie, you dance with :lt the hnnninni? SHIRLEY ROY-a quiet girl in school. but out of school???? BETTY ROTHRIEL-a red- head from East York is a welcome addition to our class. ANNIE SHUTSA and LAURENE THACKER-are the brains of our class and the onli ones who seem interested in passing. CLENDON IAOWNSEND-a shy? guy, always reach' and willing to help von with your home- nozk pinliit-ins-pamitling he can sit with you. Ifi.URENt.I-2 XYAI.liER-11 blond bonibshell with .i he.nti laugh, OWEN XYATERS-a petite bundle of inischief and fun. IRIS IVIL- SON-zi likable gill, who alwaixs lfiughs at our cornv jokes. And nie?? CVLAR. CLASS lQYIiN'lI. Nliss Waiixl- Xl'li:1t is the difference be- tween toiponilion und to-operation? Nixirgpiiet Biid-without hesitation- A iixphenfi I'in HELEN SIN- XYIIYI' XYOl'I.D HAPPEN IF t.l.ENNA l'.XRIil-IR-tlitlnt fall asleep in thus? HlzI.liN SINGL'I,ARAH:id her stenog- iaiphx honienoik done? AUDREY DAVISON'S -toineinitinii w:isn't eniphzisiled bv such long words? CR Xfli NIARSH-didn't giggle? CLEN- DON TiNX'NSliNI3-ditlii't help the girls with lheii liiiokkeepiiig huinework? PHYLLIS KING :intl NURXI X i'l'RDY-tlidn't crack their gum? EYERYONIQ-nine her uniforin to P.T.? TEACIIICRS' l AYOL'RITE SAYINGS Nliss XY.iitl-A'tZoi'k xour ink bottles, please. 'tliss Xlililrox- tT.iii't xou speak louder? Xlr. lioglt'- Less noise. eh! Xlr. Iniiiileilookiiig up at usp- Yiwu little 1JL llJlL'H. H 'i' 'TM T N i Coinpliinents For tht- Future Suctess ul' Your Paper l l f 1 A i i Y ILTORI i -' 'W I S W EETS p GUELPH l i IVF SIJFCIIIIIIZF in FAST FROZEN ICE CREAM CANDY LIGHT LUNCHES i Q Phone 1375 Prop.. N. YANO

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'XX N ff , ek' - Q 14:5 CXI TYEIN ER ROAST On a warm clear night groups of girls and boys dressed in picnic clothes headed for Riverside Park, on foot. in cars, and on the bus. On reaching the park, eyelyolie lwzldefl down to the end of the road where zr cheery fire was waiting. At the fire were sitting a few early' corners and Miss lVard, the form teacher, and the guest. Miss Freetnan. Games were played, while in the cook- house golden brown brrrrs were warrning in the oven. and chubby' weiners boiling away' in a pair of water. After these were ready. they were brought out to the fire. where eyery- one was sitting waiting for the delicious hot- dogs. Alter everyone had her fill. and was sit- ting on the benches contentedly, a guest of one of the girls sang some songs, and games were played in which action was not iny'oly'ed. About eleyen o'cloclQ the party' broke up and everyone went home with memories of a happy, gay, and well spent evening. Dilllll' Ilirllr' CHRISTMAS PARTY On December' IH. our tlass with Tyliss Pivott assenrbled in the music roorrr lor a N Christmas programnie. The rhairrnari. Diane Hirtle, introduced each rnerrrlrer on the prograrnrne, while Laus rerre 'lhatlxer attornpanied us on the piano lor the singing. l. The inet-ting was opened with the Bible reading ol the Christrnas story' by' Mary Garcia. ry .. -. 0 Little lioyzrr ol' BCllllCllClllU was sung hy' the class. ri .y. .X poem was read by' Shirley' Gumbley. I, Silent Night was sung beautifully' by Xessit' llerrry, 5, The popular story' 'l'was the Night before tIlrristrrras was read by Florence Walker. ti. tl t'onre All Ye Faithful was sung by the tlzrss. 7. A loyely poerrr was read bv Betty Rothtnel. H. Our Class tlroir. Dorraine NIacFarlane. Dorothy Russell. jatlylyn BIcDermid, Nes- sie Henry, and Gerry Barber, sang Noel , El, Helen Singular read one of her own pot-ins. Ill. t'ly'lrite Christrrras was sung by the class atconiparried by Nessie Henry: ll. ililr-err Hicks read a poerrr and we con- cluded by' the playing of Helen Budd's retords to whith some of the girls danced. In our home roorn, Helen Budd again played some of the records while Miss Ward passed around a box of delicious rlrotolates. We extend a note of thanks to Nliss ly'.rrd and Miss Pigott. -Helen Sfllgllllll' WI-IERE ALI. Tl-IE STUDENTS MEET ..... YES lT'S BUDTTS EVERYTIME For up-to-the-rninute style-quality' -and honesthto-griodness real value 0 ' ' I .153- cnAl ' NT KITCHENER GUELPH SIMCOE