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

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splendidly proposed by Misses Bingle and Snider, and Messrs. Lockett and Nixon and replied to most capablyg Mr. Petrie acted as toastmaster. Following the banquet. everyone gathered at the Normal School. Beau- tiful flowers and foliages encircled the Assembly Hall platform. At the back of this rose the purple, gold and green rays from the lamp of learning above which stood thte word, Corypheus . Mr. Cowley, the president of the Corypheus. acted as chairman and after a few words called on Dr. McMillan who extended hearty words of welcome to the guests. Dr. lylartin of Stratford than-ked the Hamilton people for their warm welcome and commended everyone on the sportsmanship shown in all activities. A very interesting programme of public speaking and de- bating followed. At intervals the audience was entertained by the girls' chorus from Form Four and the double quartette. The girls' public speak- ing was won by Hamilton and the other two contests by Stratford. After the National Anthem, the guests met in the tea-room. Here re- freshments were servcd by Miss .lacques and her assistants from the table appropriately decorated with tall lighted tapers and spring flowers. Truly. it was a day that will long be remembered by the masters and students of the Stratford and Hamilton Normal Schools. VISIONS OF DELIGHT XYe have lately had strange but delightful visions of two outstanding events soon to come to pass. The scene of the first is laid in the grounds of the flntario Agricultural College at Guelph. lt signifies a happy reunion with friends of London and of Stratford Normal Schools, and the making of new acquaintances from Toronto. According to our powers of vision, the time indicated as most likely for this to occur is about the twenty-ninth of May. XYe expect no trouble in passing through the Ontario Reformatory on the same day. The second scene shows us a rocky and rugged precipice. Paths and rustic stairways seem to wind in and out among the rocksi and, on closer examination, yes, it really is Niagara Glen! The Hamilton students are 'making a day of it at the annual picnic in june, visiting the Xlielland Canal, the Falls, one of the power plants, and several historic spots as well. The vision fades. NYe anticipate with delight the fulfilment of this prophecy. ELLENUR ZUMSTElN. tContinued from Page 375 The final games, held about 5.30, spelled disaster for the boys and glory for the girls. The latter fought a strenuous game throughout to end with the score 18-17, against Toronto. Lil Pinkney deserves high praise for her steadv hurling and, to fool them all, she levelled out a grand homer to win the game. Alas, we now turn to the boys' game! ln the first place, Gord. Neff was crippled by a sprained tendon-but why make excuses? George Wood pitched steadily enough until the third innings and then things happened. Fred Davis relieved NN ood, ,K -JN.--1 .54 , X and Neff was carried offg still the barrage continued. X - X However, the hitting was fairly even throughout, as the score of 23-16 in favour of Stratford shows. In retrospect. don-1 you agree that Stratford needed that pennant more than we? THOMAS NIXON. ar e - all 1 E. fig? ,l Y in liji-Sami Page Fifty-one

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REVERIE AT DAWN 'Tis dawn! A glow of rosy light llas chased the shadows of the night! The moon grows paler in the west: 'Tis daylmrealc. of all times the best. The That ever mortal eye has seeng Upon those lmoughs there sings a choir XYhose hymns rise high and ever higher. houghs are decked in fairest green The world sleeps on and never hears That music meet for angels' ears.- Uh, walcen world! Uh, wake and heed! Forget pride, selfishness and greed lf 'Tis ever so. The hard who sings To raise our thoughts to higher things Chants on unlteardgtblil waken then, Hark to this wonder, sung for men. KIARCAX RET MASTERS. SKATING The ice was smooth: llis skates were sharp' ,Xnd gaily he Ilid forward dart. ,Xround and 'round lle flew again, The girls all cried, Oh, what a man l Toward the girls lle then did skate: And gave his arm To heauteous Kate. .Xway they Hew: But Fate went. too. lle tripped and fell: And Kate fell, too. Then he aroseg Kate turned away: AX sad end to The happy day. So, when you skate, Ne'er leads to hliss! Hard, slippery ice Remember this: ED. N,-XSll. 5 .. la- rv, f X Y X ., Nr, ff , e w ., aft. sql 1 1 5E'i5i:'e?47t'31' 'ill lliii' , 5 - illri 1 li riff' El K 425:11 l if-. 9? 5?-i'e s-+ sa,- -. Ls, ,. ..... .. - Page Fifty-tlzree