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XX e , we ' 151 jean Cox playing basketball on skates? Doreen East getting 100 in Mathematics? Margaret Forsyth weighing 200 pounds? Sandra Gray passing first in Cooking? Jean Hamilton ignoring the boys? Viola Hanna without freckles? Kathleen Krrsiak with a blonde feather-cut? Ruby Malloy forgetting to laugh? Barbara Mann not spilling ink on her hands? Doreen McNamara being sent to the office for not doing her homework? Kikuie Otani ..rr'iiiu'1' at school on tinref Sheila Peer not cracking jokes? Elsie Pioresan coming to school in slacks? June Robertson getting a detention? Margaret Roy out on a date. getting in early. and not very late? Loretta Schinck answering a question in Science period? Marilyn Tilt wearing hip-boots to Miss Mc- Elroi s dancing classes. Georgina Trimble rushing to school? Hilda Tuba :felling loin' nrrrks in l'errrrr'rrrslrip? The students of IXB Cornmercial in con' junction with IXA commercial have held several delightful class events under the leader, ship of their form teachers. ln September we had two outdoor parties at Riverside Park. which gave a good ihance to our cooks to show their skill. Miss Mc- Elroy can certainly cook steak to a turn. The Hallowe-'en party was held in the Music room and in the arrditoriurn after sup- per. Margaret Roy won the prire for the best costrrrne and Barbara Mann for the apple eater!! The Christmas programme was a rt-rr env iorable one of carols. other vocal and instru- mental numbers. dances. supper. and presen- tation of gifts. Ruby Malloy performed the duties of Santa Claus in a most acceptable manner. r I Our January number consisted of a skating party. games. dances. and refreshments in the class room. YVe still have two more functions in xiew: a Valentine Party and a hike to the woods in May. life hope that we can combine good work with good entertainment and make the most of school days. TECH XII 'liwerrlx-one students there are in Twelve Tech, Ciornprising the body and including the neckg 'I he lre.ul of the iornr is our own Mr. Brarrcht, Wlrorn we gixe lots ot mernories. some not sn lrol. 'lhe woodworking boys are four in number, .Xnd low Nlr. Hill to disturb their slumber: llreres ,-Xbbre. and Willie. and Bobbie, and lierlh, Quite toiered with shavings. brrt good lads beneath. ln 'into Nletlranics two wee lads reside, 'liiv work on the staff cars. but never to ride: Our good friends. lack Hamilton, and Robie lloultl. Will neu-r let Nlr. XVebb's engines get cold. Then come the Machinists. stonthanded and trrre: 'lilrcrt-'s Ivru ol tht-rn. stranger. just 'tr-.een me and you. lfitlrrzrtriclt. lflt-nellirrtn llemolder and lX'riQht Haxe never let johnny get out of their sight. Now last but not least comes 'lectricity. But to crarn them in four lines is quite beyond me: .Xrrrl how Xlr. 'lames can keep all their jobs straight ls more than your scribe has the lines to relate. 'l'lrer'e's McCallum and Hardy, to snake up a pau: .Xnd it wouldn't be right if Rerrme weren't there: While big Moon Robertson, radio man. Is followed by Bearded Harding and Wllright. the .ire quite drowned out bv .Xnd while Barber and clocks well. Bun Bowles will always come in at the last bell. I think 'tworrld be wiser Before the teachers begin And if any should ask you who made up this mess. lust sar. It's another who hates the lonv dress. Cunningham. quieter boys, Nickason's noise. Kerr may set the to end this tale to wail: m Famous Tech. Sayings. Nir. Hill- Fits like a pocket in a shirt. Mr. lames- THERE IT IS-OHMS LAYV - IQYFRY TtIOTHER'S SON OF YOU. COMPLIMENTS OF National Grocers Ltd- T
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