Humberside Collegiate Institute - Hermes Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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mullll H my 9 'mwtx f 6 A! . 5341.513 W i I3 i lla QW Z , Eiliiliiills o ' g 74, ' , E' N , Zo fi-Q .. ks i T s Th 6 Hermes, 1930 The typewriters have iinally ceased their frenzied clackingg the long galley-sheets have gone back for the last time: our hands are at last free from pasteg the whole hectic rush is over-the Hermes is out. Its publication marks the passing of another milestone, because on its pages are recorded the school's activities for the entire past year. It is a tangible expression of the spirit and soul of Humberside, a creation of Humbersiders. In dedicating this edition to Mr. Evans, we believe we have paid a lasting tribute to an old friend and. at the same time, retained a memoir of that friendship. You may wonder why we have included an etching of the school and photographs of the mural painting and scholarship roll. lt is true that they are now familiar sights, but perhaps, in the days to come, you will value a copy of them. VVe have endeavoured to model our magazine after the best journal in the province-last year's Hermes: we have done our best to retain all its good points but have not had to shun its bad points because we could hnd none. The structure throughout has been kept the same but we hope you lincl our choice of subject matter an improvement. Assured of tinancial welfare, we have spent more on our pictures. To Humljiersides Hall of Fame we have admitted thirty pupils and have interviewed two of our outstanding teachers with a view to establishing a more intimate acquaintance. More than anything else, however, we have attempted to broaden the outlook of this year's magazine. An essay on Shall we go to college?', portrays the possibilities that lie beyond matriculation, while an article on Wliat our graduates are doing points out what our older brothers have achieved in various outside iields of endeavour. Messages from both Dr. Anderson and Trustee Edmunds contain excellent advice on how we. too, may emulate those who have gone before. we have tried to incorporate articles that may be of interest to those who are not attracted by fiction ....... Last year's slogan was There is something in the Hermes for everyone. This year's maxim is Everything in the Hermes is for everyone. Read your Hermes carefully from cover to cover-it is all yours. Note where it is at fault and where it may be improved. Criticize it constructively so that next year's magazine may prolit by our mistakes and be strong where we are weak. 14