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

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IXC HAYRIDE On the 13th of October, in 1956. A Our form went riding on a wagon full of sticks. Our chaperon was Mr. Douglass Cwith Mr. Harding tool. And this took place on Schuett's farm: lots of trouble too. Mr. Douglass and McFadzen were feeling very blue, when they Fell off the load into the road and their Watches fell off too. A wallet and a whistle, a record and some rings. Were other missing articles. besides the greater things. After quite a lengthy ride we turned back to the farm, Where we were served with drinks and food which did our stomachs harm! We fooled around 'til half-past ten, while parents sat and waited, And everyone knew that we'd had fun and all were quite elated! Two pupils left us this year: Sheila Good- burn to a new home in Vancouver, and Don Gemmell, our football player, to St. Jerome's in Kitchener. The pupils of IXC have great competition for their academic standings. There are three Red Chevron winners in our form: Caron McAninch, Garth Graham and Jim Speers. FORM IXD Form Representative-Bette Hanna Teacher-Mr. Flint Ann Andersen, Clifford Baird, Robert Bar- ton, Lorreen Beamish, Elaine Bell, Martin Cain, Ruth Chester, Virginia Cowan, Thomas Cox, Elizabeth Craik, William Crookes, Gary Crumback, Leonard Day, Patrick De Shane. Greg Elliott, Donald Ewing, David Fairfull, Bryan Ferris, Bette Hanna, Donald Havers, William Kefalas, Judythe Meek, Wayne Millar, Darlene Pearson, Victor Randall, Robert Reeve, James Steinman, Marion Thomas, Patrick Ward, Margaret Watson, Maurice Wideman, Ronald Wilkinson. IMAGINE: Lorreen Beamish: not combing her hair. Bill Crookes: not being laughed at. Elaine Bell: without Don H. Bob Barton: being sensible. Darlene Pearson: taking ballet lessons. Pat Ward: in a few years lWOW!l. Beth Craik: without Forbes Avenue. Pat De Shane: without Bob. Marion Thomas: not chewing gum. Peggy Watson: attending school. Don Havers: sitting straight. Ruth Chester: without a detention. Gary Crumback: liking Bette and Beth. Bette Hanna: if there weren't any college boys. Bill Kefalas: with red hair. Cliff Baird: without girls. ACTA NOSTRA I 7 I Ann Andersen: being loud. Martin Cain: being tough. Virginia Cowan: being tall. Leonard Day: without a comb. Greg Elliot: liking girls. Don Ewing: not daydreaming fgirls??J. Dave Fairfull: without Brad. Bryan Ferris: with short hair. Judy Meek: playing hookey. Wayne Millar: talking. Vic Randall: with straight hair. Bob Reeve: being dumb. Jim Steinman: being tall and thin. FORM IXE Form Representative-Marilyn Bott Teacher---Mr. Stuart Russ Barron, Shirley Barratt, Joan Ben- nett. Fraser Bibbey, Marilyn Bott, Maureen Bustard. Marie Cleghorn, Norman Couling, Dorothy Duncan, Jack Ferris, Bob Heron, Naomi Jolliffe, Anne Kennedy, Bill Leit- head, Shirley Martin, Jean Maude, Carol Moran. Rens Oosterveld, Ruth Osborn, Mary Pos, Doug Pruss, Norma Purdy, Guy Reid, Fred Sevestre. Donna Smith, Dorothy Spark, Bob Telford, Margot Thomasson, Bob Vance. Bill Wallace, Douglas Whitaker, David Wideman. TEN YEARS FROM NOW I SEE: Russ Barron-Another Elvis Presley. Norman Couling-A famous chef. Bob Heron-Finally on top of the hockey scoring competition. Bill Wallace-Still trying to find a date for Saturday nights. Bob Telford-Still trying to get through high school'?'!? Doug Pruss-Getting married for the third time. Ivan Elliot-As skinny as a bean pole. Doug Whitaker-A world famous clarinet player. Florence McDougall W Raising her own breed of famous sheep. Marie Cleghorn - Still taking morning walks through G.C.V.I. halls. Naomi Jolliffe-A world-renowned law- yer. Shirley Martin-Owner of a bubble bath factory. Fraser Bibbey-An absent-minded profes- sor??? Dorothy Spark-Owner of a bubble gum factory and still chewing. Anne Kennedy-A farmer's wife. Norma Purdy is our faithful monitor and Mary Pos is the Students' Council rep. We should like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy for the use of their farm, and farm equipment for our first class party in October, 1956.

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