Hamilton Teachers College - Log Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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YEAR BOOK STAFF Back Row-li. Snider, nl. linglish, XY. .-Xnderson, RI. XYaller, li. lflewwelling, li. Davis. 'l'hirtl Row-Bliss Klcerearly, Blr. Stricker, Miss Seavey. Miss Irving, .X. Strachan. Second Row-Ii. liflniomlson, li. Klcliiee. lf. Zumslein, H. llawfly, -l. Klehlenlmaeher. -I. jacques. I-rout RowfXY. lYallare. If. Klartin, lilr. KlcKlillan, .X. Smith. fi, Neff, THE ART OF READING 'llhere is a land in which I love to dwell. lt is a land where I cast away my work-a-day cares and problems, cease to he a hum- drum mortal. and laugh and love and weep with royalty and paup- ers alike. 'llhis land is far, far away, and yet so near. I have hut to reach from a cosy arm-chair and pull clown a well-tlnunlied volume from my hook- shelf. There is no limit to its possibilities: I may he a king' ruling his vast domains, a fairy princess shut up in a tower, a shaper of clestinies, a chim- ney-sweepg and. upon coming hack to resume my true role, I find new strength to meet life's problems, new patience to overcome petty annoy- ances. IYhat priceless treasures lie between two pastelaoard covers! 'llhere is a price which everyone must pay for the privilege of enjoying these delights. The appreciation of truly fine literature must he begun early in life and guarded through youth if one is to reach in adulthood the heights of enjoyment. 'llhe pathway of the reader may he represented hy a series of steps. Ile may step down to find enjoyment in inferior litera- ture, the only kind he has ever known, and he will continue to descend the flight of stairs feeling well-satisfied with the heavv atmosphere of those lower regions. Un the other W,. Jv Xe! hand, he may step up and, exhilarated hy the dis- 5' ff., covery of that which is inspiring in his reading, continue to make his way upw1u'tl among the classes of our literature. If he follows the latter course. - , teontmued on Page 627 , Page Elefueiz

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FORM 1 Here we are, all ready for fun. The happy and studious girls of Form 1- Twentv-six maids and. a Butler tried. The secret of Dr. McMillan's pride. XVe've Adam's son but not his daughter, A Cunning-ham just fresh from slaughter. An Amos and an Andy, too, Yvllu always have some work to do. A Chappell with a Bishop kind, Alberta Cumming-ne'er behind. A Davenport that gives no rest To Form Une girls before a test. Pearl and Ruby are precious gems. XYho disiike sewing' Miss ElllUtt'S IICIUS. XYe have the Barnes but lack the cattle. Faring' well with Rosie's prattle. Elsie and Ena, our E's so bright. Plus the David-'on 'llwins who earl all night' Dot, and Bea. our Burlington terrors, . And Marg. Cochlan who abhors errors: Evelyn Climenhage, our blushing blonde. VVith social Alice of whom we're fond. Altho' in our form we have no misters, lVe are greatly blessed with five kind sisters VENI, VIDI, VICFS ARE WE t'Veni ltranslatedj- XYe cameunto Form 1 in Sept. 121535. Vidi Qtranslatedle- XVe saw -Uh, what we saw! Vici QtranslatcdJ4 XYe conqueredn?-Yes, we've even conquered. Question you this statement? The following is a part of the proof despite doubting Mr. Lockettu :- l. The seven star basketball players come from our form: Marg. Ad- amson, Dot Amos, Hiynne R. Anderson, Ruby Chappell, Betty Cunning- ham, Alberta Cumming, Iris Davenport. 2. Have we Esprit de corpsu? And did we not win the candy for the Booster Club contest? Yes, we did l2l of them! 3. Dot Amos, XYynne Anderron, Ruby Chappell, Betty Cunningham --half of the volleyba'l team was upheld by our illustrious form. -l, Vie are musicians, too, task Mr. StaresjAfor arenit Mabel David- son and Dode Amos the violinists in the orchestra? 5. XVith Marg. Adamson, President of the Athletic Society: Helen Davidson, President of the Fall Literary Society, and Pearl, the Socialist QSh-lj, how offieious we feel! Do we belong to the Ulntelligentsia P Time will tell! PEARL BRANSCOMBE NVINNIFRED R. ANDERSON. Page Thirteen