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

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FORM 5 Cn Monday morning as you should know, lVhen Addison hears the rooster crow, He hitch-hikes his way from far Simcoe. Akins, from XYelland, toils very late, Pressing his trousers immaculate, For with Form Three he has a date. Gordon Allison, from far Ryckman's port, ls oft seen proposing in dresses short, As many fair damsels he doth court. Then there's Hotari, the musician gay, XVho leads in the cheers in a rollicking way And fingers his fiddle with musical sway. Brenn, from XYestover, small backwoods place, Plays the piano with traditional grace, After chasing the bus, with perspiring face. Next we have Cowley, a singer of note, XVho rides up daily on his two-wheeled boat, To lead us in singing, with magical stroke. Lyle Dalgleish, from Caledonia gay, XYith high marks in Spelling, so thev sav. Keeps his eyes on the girls from down XYelland way. lVe all know Davis from Aldershot town, A dancing comedian of highest renown, And with his bass drum he makes a good clown. Hail Ormond, our fine, jolly chap! Plays basketball with pep and snap, But longs for a Falls girl on his lap. Graydon allures them with his smiles, And oft at night time as he toils His thoughts revert to Form Two goils Hail Hodgson, our shrewd debaterl- Unsurpassed as booster, poet, painter, Scientist, naturalist, and famed inventor. Here is to Hunter, our speaker to be, VVill be the best it's plain to see, About the time he's eighty-three. Hyslop on whom the girls do spy, A nervous lad with dreamy eye, For a Form One's love doth often try. Larry Kivell, from Lynden town-- The dancing mania has him down And at each dance there's ne'er a frown, Norm Leek can play at basketball And each foul shot brings cheers from all VVhile on the defence he's like a wall. Frankie Lynch-fine teacher to be, Enjoys quite immensely each afternoon tea. And especially the company of girls, you see, As noticed by all on All Fool's Day, Mclsaac, our time-keeper, himself was away: VVhen pressed for excuse, had nothing to sav. Dear Ossie Main, a studious guy, ' On every girl doth keep his eye CContinued on Page 701 Page Twenty-one

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