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

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ACTA NOSTRA Cuvzgmtzzlalimzs I Cmliplimems I of I I I I on the .szzfrrfxs I I I G. Rulledge 8: Son I I 96 Macdonnell Sfreel' Of GUELPH I Everylhing in Your I956-57 Yearbook MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and Joe WQLFOND I I ACCESSOR'ES I RECORDS and Sl-IEET MUSIC I I I I 0 - Cmzzplizzzmzls and Best Umversnly College mm Universily of Toronlo fo the 3 and 4fye-ar courses leading Io STUDENTS AND STAFF BA. and B.Com. N of I G.C.V.l. I I R6Sld6V1CGS 'IOP ITIGFI ancl WOVTWSVI I Scholarships and Bursaries al admission and in course Prizes for crealive wriling For applicalions and inlerviews I Fred W. Rowan 29 Macdonnell Sfreel' Guelph Onfario Phone Cffice TA 2-I46l I Residence TA 2-8657 Wrpfe +0 Represenling Ihe The Regislrar, Universily College, Manufagfurerg Tofonlo 5 Insurance Co.

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THINGS XIIB WOULD LIKE TO KNOW: How many hours' homework Jamie Meek does every night. Why does Bob Gordon take Latin? TMiss Sinclair would like to know too.I What would Elaine Magder do without DC. to stare at in History? How could sports in G.C.V.I. survive if there was no XIIB? Why is Kathy Hamilton always so sleepy on Monday mornings? Can you imagine Glen Tarlin a football player? Can you the tuba in the G.C,V.I. orchestra? imagine Gerry Wood playing ACTA NOSTRA l35 What would Larry Wessman do without the five minute period in which to do his homeworii? Why is Jeanne Lewis registered in XIIB? On October the twelfth XIIB had a hay ride and wiener roast at the Lewis farm. Mr. Miller braved the elements and'chaper- oned' us on the hay ride and Miss Garland joined us for the wiener roast afterwards. To put it mildly, the night was cold, but mo-t of us were bundled up warmly in several layers of sweaters, socks and coats Ithat is those who werent frozenl and two bright individuals even brought blankets! Soon we were off on our merry way along ATT t M? - I WHERE ALL THE STUDENTS MEET . BUDD'S STORES LTD. T I I KITCHENER GUELPH SIMCOE I I T THE RADIO CENTRE I I-IIGI-I EIDELITY SETS, COMPONENTS, KITS RADIO AND TELEVISION I I08 Macdonnell Sf. Guelph I HEATING EQUIPMENT T A. W. QUARRY I TELEPHONE - TA 4-2241 T 246 Woolwich S+. I Guelph, Ont. I I

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the country roads but-disaster struck? A short distance from the farm on a wagon- track the rear axle decided to give up the good fight and broke, But all was not yet lost, although some things were lnamely shoes and socks! for we were no sooner off the Wagon than everybody was trying to relieve everyone else of shoes and socks, Come to think of it, it is a rather odd pastime for a class party but one will do anything to keep warm! All too soon another wagon appeared, was hitched to the first and off we went again. After dipping and diving mtake that literallyll on a tipsey-turvey wagon we ACTA NOSTRA I37 returned to the farm. I'm sure we went half- way to Toronto and so we were certainly ready for the hot dogs, pop and marshmal- lows waiting for us. A great fire in the middle of a field greeted us. It was surely a cheery sight. We enjoyed our meal and were able to get warmer in the meantime. But as all good things must come to an end. we clambered into cars and soon were home. CHARACTERS IN XIIB AND FAVOURITE SAYINGS: Al Robb-has a weakness for red-heads. Roger Saunders---the boy with the weak lungs. Cn11zj1I1'111e11ls of Gordon Behling Electric Co. Limited Cmzzpliuzelzts of GUELPH CASKETS LIMITED B are For personalized servire MEN'S WEAR Phone TA 4-Ol ll