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

Page 55 text:

I42 ACTA NOSTRA Compliments of PIONEER FURNITURE LIMITED GUELPI-l'S FINEST FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE Founded in l923 - Our 35+h Year 26 Douglas Slreel' Telephone TA 2-4I 30 W. FARBY New Localion - 2l lvlacclonnell SI. i' FONTAINE 84 LORIE WATCHES DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE Firsl Class Repairs l -,, ,, C. W. Kelly 8: Son Limilecl MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 'k ELECTRICAL HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ir TELEVISION 'k All lhe New Music and Records ir Wyndham S+. al' Macdonnell Phone TA 2-b04l C5UELPH'S LARGEST MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE Cnnzjlliments of S O lvl E R ' S Mews AND BOYS' WEAR 20 Wyndham S+. Phone TA 2-668I

Page 54 text:

ACTA NOSTRA I4l abeth Smith, Lorna Stevenson, Lorna Swan- ston. Ritchie Tennant. Ted Wagner, Robert White. Donna Wilson, Audrey Wood, Sue Zinger. Donna Wilson- What a riot! Always talking, Never quiet! Alan Robertson Is runner up, For the XIIC Talking cup! Audrey Wood is As nice as can beg What a pleasure to have her In XIIC! Joan Gilmour is the girl You don't have to coax To tell you one of Her funny jokes. Bob White is never Seen wearing a frown. His favourite stunt is wearing His glasses upside down. About Betsy Smith We cannot joke- She's the editor Of this book. George Kron Is quite the guy, Although he seems To be awfully shy. Mary Comfort, We all like, She plays a violin Morning, noon and night. Now Dorothy Daly Strums on her bass: She loves it, you can tell By the look on her face. Lorna Swanston Is quite a talker, Especially in History. And at her locker. IMAGINE WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: Sandra Hibbert weren't shy and answered one of Mr. Fergusons questions in History class. Carolyn Proctor weren't always answer- ing questions in English period. Joanne Kennedy didn't always get enough points to bring our class basketball team through with a win. Gail Ditchfield didn't always have her homework done, and if she weren't athletic. Mike Gray didn't talk to himself in French class. Mary Rockola couldn't give an answer in English class. Paul Kirvan talked a lot. Dianne Kennedy weren't always laughing. School Supplies N . T Compliments Pen Sets . . T to Leather Goods X 0 i l957 GRADUATES Books and Stationery T Greeting Cards nk Typewriters tor Sale or Rent ' T. G. CGLLEY KENNEDY5 , I0 suffolk S+. E. BOOKSTORE , , GUELPH I25 Upper Wyndham St. Phone TA 4-0270 . T T Phone TA 4-39l0

Page 56 text:

FORM XIID Form Representative: John Maclntyre Teachers: Mr. Pauli and Mr. Burnett Tom Anderson. Sandra Berner, Art Birk, Myrna Bonany, Margaret Burns, Ross Cal- lander, Marilyn Card. Gordon Deans, Bar- bara Enchin, Jim Farley, Judy Fox, Judy Goble, Dave Hull, Walter Hulme, Murray Karn, John Maclntyre, Isabel McDonald. Bob McVittie, Jack Morgan, Gordon Mor- ton, Wendy O'Reilly. Nancy Robinson, Sandy Rae, Ron Ryan, John Scott, Joe Sebestik. Mary Smith, Nora Tapley, Bill Walker, Joan Whittington. XIID has had an excellent representation in school activities this year. Jim Farley, Bob McVittie, Jack Morgan and John Scott represented us in Senior Football. Dave Hull also represented us as their manager. In Junior Basketball Tom Anderson, Art Birk and Jim Farley duly upheld our es- teem while Bob McVittie did likewise in Senior. Myrna Bonany, the Senior cheer- leader. hailed from XIID and thereby gave an added boost to both football and basket- ball enthusiasm. Ron Ryan. the sharp- shooting Biltmore Ace from Welland. was also in XIID, as was Mary Smith. Vice- President of Girls' Athletics. On the Student Council. XIID was more than represented by Form Rep. Judy Goble, who so willingly informed us each week of ACTA NOSTRA I43 Student activities. The offices of Vice-Presi- dent and Secretary and Treasurer were filled by Jack Morgan, Isabel McDonald and Art Birk respectively. To these four we owe a vote of thanks for helping to make the year '56-'57 so enjoyable. Worthy of particu- lar note was their splendid organizing of the At Home held in February. Judy Goble is also the convener of Acta Nostra's Business Committee and Jim Far- ley an assistant editor. Sandra Berner heads the Language Committee. We were also well represented in Drama- tics. The Drama Clubs production of My Three Angels in January saw vivid por- trayals of two of the characters by Jim Farley and John Maclntyre. Mr. Douglass directed the play and we both enjoyed working l.ll1dE1' him very much. Members of XIID who did make-up included: Myrna Bonany, Barbara Enchin, Joan Whittington, Wendy O'Reilly and Sandra Berner. On February fifteenth Walter Hulme pro- duced and directed the Monkeys Paw , a one-act play for the Inter-School Drama Festival held in Brantford. He was given a good criticism and I think we can rest assured that the field of Dramatics holds a real future for this boy. Our class party was held at the home of Judy Goble on Saturday, December eighth. Our amiable chaperons were Mr. Pauli and Cmzzplfmezzts of scoTrs SUPER SAVE MARKET ' 68 DELHI STREET PEPLOW TRANSPORT CO. 3 GU ELPH PHONE TA 2-393I