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

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F orewom' Another year has come and gone and with it a proud record of progress and achievement. The University Scholarships awarded to our students at the june Matriculation Examinations, the five City Championships won on the Athletic field, the shield for the best School Magazine in the Province are silent reminders of hard-fought and well-deserved victories. By their presen- tation of another panel of mural decoration and an Honour Scholarship Roll the pupils have again exemplified their love of Alma Mater. The self- sacrificing efforts of the leaders in the different school activities are doing much to foster and maintain that esprit de corps so essential in the life of a great Collegiate. And the secret of our success as an institution is the happy relations existing between staff and pupils. May we hold fast to the high ideals and traditions of those who have preceded, so that, when the next year's record -is written, it may still be said, We are one of the outstanding Collegiates of this Province. I -folzlz S. l'Vre1z. Acknowledgments 'The French say, with their idiomatic subtlety, the magazine publishes itself. But we of Humberside know better, because this year's Hermes was the product of unselfish effort on the part of the whole school. The staff itself, the students of every form, and the many clubs and societies in the school have all given their time unsparingly to make the magazine worthy of the school it represents. We are indebted to Mr. Wren for his counsel and help in correspondence and to Miss Thompson for her many services in typewriting, etc. Mr. Medcof has again this year, by his good judgment and constant effort, guided the Hermes through the rough waters of anxiety to the harbour of Success. Miss Stewart, besides devoting herself to compiling and improving the Literary Section, has presided over a Poetry Club whose co-operation we have greatly appreciated. She was assisted in collecting poetry by Miss Ward, in Third Form work by Miss Kells, in articles by Mr. Bennett, and in stories by Miss Stock. Miss McPhail, with the help of a small. but efficient staff of her own, has made the Lower School section one of the best in the magazine. We wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. Wooldridge for his work in recording the school's activities, to Mr. Clarke for his aid in procuring humour, and to Mr. Milburn for his advice to the Business Staff. The work and taste of Mr. Wismer and the Camera Club is evident in all our fine pictures, The sports were supervised by Miss Michell, Miss McAllister, Mr. Devitt, Mr. McLellan, Mr. Norris and Mr. Patterson. H V Two of the best-known members of our staff, Dorothy Miles and Frank Coburn, were, through reasons beyond their control, obliged to resign at the first of the year, and, although their pictures do not appear, we are grateful for their whole-hearted support. , We are prevented by lack of space from mentioning the names of those who have in other ways so generously contributed to the success of the magazine. We can only point to the Hermes as their achievement, a silent testimonial of their unceasing effort. ll