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

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HOMES BUSINESS PROPERTIES VACANT LAND Charles l'l. Leachman REAL ESTATE Jet. 5611 JANE ST. at Bloor St. CTWO STORESD BLOOR STREET and RUNNYMEDE ROAD-Phone I..Ynclhurst 1234--4232 RONCESVALLES AVE., near WRIGHT AVE.-Phone LOmbard 2211 BOAGS WARDROBE CLEANERS, DYERS AND PRESSERS Hats Cleaned and Reblocked - Alterations Made by Skilled Tailors SERVICE THAT PLEASESU Eigb ark Giza Baum 3013 Bunhas Qt. East J CT. 0374 We specialize in home-made candies, made fresh daily. Inspection invited. Try our home-cooked meals, salads, steaks and chops especially. Pleasant surroundings, clean, quick service. We aim to please. 2

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KY? I N ow. 1 df' W'anted--- W'z'sa'om Night has come, the stars peep out And giant shadows Hit about. A vvise old ovvl in the glen Watches the sleeping vvorld of men A fairy prince, passing that way, Stops a moment just to say, VVhy do the stars burn so bright? Are they really the eyes of night? Why do all the Howers mass In the thick green, verdant grass? Vxfhen stars are shining overhead, Vvfhy do mortals go to bed? Give me wisdom please, I pray, And gifts I'll bring you every flayf 73 Y

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Ti 'awe uemmefi i, e e e Q Qwf f , Om' Scholarshzf Wz'nner5 Vile are proud this year of our scholarship winners and are setting aside these special pages as a tribute to them. But because the honour falls to a more select few, each should receive more recognition. Scholar- ships are not obtained for a song: they are the reward of constant applica- tion and earnest eltort. They are a laurel of genius, but genius, according to Edison, is 95? perspiration and 5421 inspiration. The winning of such scholarships reilects, too, the quality of teaching at Hiumbersicle. In one short examination all the training of years is called into play. This year that training was not in vain. May their present success be only an earnest of their future accomplishments. Henry Xoyes last year topped live years of academic proficiency by winning a University Alumni Schol- arship. .Xs Editor-in-Chief, his Hermes won lirst place among the school magazines of Ontario. More- over, he was valedictorian for his class so that it was only natural that he should be voted the most out- standing boy in last year's graduat- ing class. May his record at Uni- versity where he is now studying Moderns be as line a one as he left for us at Humberside. uIr 74