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

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Ilb ACTA NOSTRA F 'HY 777 N W I I . Harding , I I GUELPH onrnmgi I MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WORSTED YARNS FOR HAND KNITTING AND MACHINE KNITTING I I L BEST WISI-IES TO CLASS '57 I from I LORNE, LLOYD AND ROSS FISCHER ROYAL I-IQTEL, GUELPH I WENTWQRTH ARMS HOTEL, HAMILTON I HSQHER Hom, HAMILTON LLL L LL LLL LL LL

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ACTA NOSTRA ll5 FIELD DAY ve Hull George Kingsbury Jack Morgan Da 1 uuiypllfnf- Welland. Here they did not fare too wellg Scott. skip, went to the Oshawa Schoolboy fate was against them in their second game Bonspiel and did rather well. In their last against Brantford C. I. game they played the rink from Peterboro On March 9th a rink consisting of Dave C. I. which was runner-up in the Junior Robertson, Alan Laird, Dave Hull and John Um ri.1ii,A,i, ig , DROODLES Kfor answers see p. H71 '13 ' ,, 99 Q95 eeee IO. il, 1 xx, OOCDL-iz. N IJ-'

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ACTA NOSTRA II7 L::.C.V,I. IENNIS C.HAMt'iUiiS L. to R. Bob Heron, Patricia Howden, Dick Norton. Tankard, which is the hardest Bonspiel in Ontario for Junior Curlers. They were beat- en 10-9 by Peterboro on the last rock of the game. The Saturday after the Easter exams John Pettit. Alan Laird, Dave Hull and John Scott curled in the WOSSA Bonspiel in Tillsonburg. They got to the Consolation Semi-finals before they were eliminated. Saturday March 29th Bill Rowan, Jim Britton, Pete Legate and Ken Kay went to the Owen Sound Invitation Schoolboy Bon- spiel. They did very well and brought home third prize. The Owen Sound 'Spiel is the largest in this area, having both girls' and boys' sections. As G.C.V.I. does not have any girls taking part in the Hroarin' game as yet, we were not represented at Owen Sound or in WOSSA where there is also a girls' section. -John Scott XIID TENNIS AT G.C.V.I. Mr. Stuart, our mentor of the tennis courts, reports that tennis enjoyed a good season at the Alma Mater. with Dick Norton carry- ing away the Senior crown and Bob Heron ltgging home the Junior one. In the Senior set-up there was a round robin with each contestant playing the other in nine games. Dick showed his prowess by amassing twenty points out of twenty-seven games. Frank Forster placed second with fifteen, with Ralph Klinck receiving ten and Dick Guest nine to round out the contest. With the Juniors, Bob Heron IXE defeated Dave McPhee, XC, 6-1, G-3, and then went on to overcome Larry Cohen, also of XC, 6-3, 6-4. This completed a successful season. Mr. Stuart hopes that more people will try out next year. ANSWERS TO DROODLES tp. IISJ l. A worm changing apples 2. Bird on a T.V. aerial 3. Beginning of a rat race 4. Fat Iadv dodginq the surf 5. Bashful bubble dancer 6. Clam with buck teeth 7. Fat lady washing her toes in the bathtub 8. Newlyweds first tomato sandwich 9, King Farouk on a bar stool Moth burning his end at both candles IU. ll. Eskimo apartment house l2. Trombone player in a telephone booth l3. Highway for grasshoppers l4. NVorv'i at attention Column of ants after walking through spilt champagne Yul Brynner in a bowling alley I7. Eiffel tower seen from an armoured car IB. Tall cow I 1 I9. Giraffe walking past a window I5. l6. 20. Snowfall at midnight U 2I. Flying a kite from a submarine.