Kennedy Collegiate Institute - Kencoll Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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30 THEKENNEDYYEAR-BOOK MMIIIMMIMnMIllllMIIIMIIMMIMIIIMMIIMlIIIIMIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIlllMMIMIIMtlMIIIIIIMMMMIItlMIIMMtllllllMlllltilllllMIIIMtllllillllMMlMIIIMtMMMIIUIMIIIIIIIIMIIMMIIIIMIMMlinMIMM SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM Back row, left to right: Eric Tanner, John Fawcett, Ken Young, Bob Allen, Bill Clark, Blake Norbury. Front row, left to right: Ken Freebairn, Ed Volllck, Morgan Warner (Captain), Jack Hobbs, Elvin Nantau, George Wiley, Mr, Ken Wills (Coach). JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Back row. left to right: Cecil Doolan, Ken Clark, Lloyd Curok, Cecil Hunter, Wilfred Borton. Mr. Ken Wills (Coach), Frank Cape, John Jones, Jack Cape, Bill Clark (Captain). Front row. left to right: Bob Gamier, Jim Black, Harry Hobbs. Bill Elliott, Malcolm Wallace (Captain), Bob Coulson, Ray Smith, Gordon Edgar, Jack Cates, Elvin Nantau.

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THE KENCOLL 1 94 0 31 MIIIIIIIIMMtlMIIMIIMMIIMMIMMIMIIIIIHIMIMIMMMMIMMlinitMIttlMIIMIIIIMIMlIMIIIIIMMMniMlllllltMIMtlUIMIIIIIIHMIlllllllllllMIIMIIIIMMIItMMnillllllllllllllllllllllinMIllllllllllllllllMnilMItlllll LOWER SCHOOL NEWS Take note of Kennedy ' s ;re:itcst romance—at least the most lasting romance—IClaine Lucas and Jack l rince. Joan Chandler, it has l)ceii noticed, spends many week¬ ends in Kssex and the attraction, we are led to believe, isn ' t the buttermilk. When the inspector came into the 9F history roojn, a boy answered a (piestion using the word stuff. Watch out. Ttrrv, it may lead to something. Wind.sor was well represented in Major Bowes ' Amateur Hour by Don MacCuaig. Don came second in the competition. He al.sp takes part in our school activi¬ ties—swimming, football and basketball. Some jealous lt)F girl covered Handsotne” Bob Davy ' s geometry set with the initials “G.B. Bob, who is a good actor .says that he can ' t imagine whose these initials are but we know—don ' t we? In spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of—no, not studying—but a i retty brunette. I’hyllis Turner. Roderick Ross blushes .so easily—he ' s just .self-conscious. Marie Iglodan has finally con |ucred the baffling gen¬ ders of the fifth declension. For the latest and most numerous jokes see Bob (Confucious) Richardson. Don Howie has a democratic view in that he .solemnly believes in free speech. Cliff Neighbour is standing clear of danger—he knows that Julius Caesar was slain for being ambitious. Hazel Lenardon and Mr. Thompson have something in common—neither one has ever made bread. Katherine White believes in tliat old adage— There ' s soiT.ething about a .soldier.” lOF might not know much about Canadian History, hut one thing they can ' t help but know, because of constant reminding, is that Miss janes ' gran li arents came to Canada on the Grand Trunk Railway and settled in the Talbot Settlement. The .kssiimption College pin that Betty Hyltenrauch wears iiear her heart isn ' t her brother ' s. Incidentally Betty isn ' t the only one that thinks Assumption boys are superior to Kennedy ' s. Mary Reynolds ' happy little motor goes faster than .Abbie can .skate when she hears the name of .A.ssumption mentioned. The theory of the fire-extinguisher is at the pre.sent time a ticklish i)robIcm in lOF. It is the (|Uc.stion that will be approaclied with caution by Mr. Thompson for some lime to come, for well he must remember tbe len.so debate he experienced with Bud Bezaire all one period over whether the carbon dioxide formed in a fire extinguisher did any actual extinguishing or not. Hud had obtained a written prix)f from the fire chief of Windsor to verify his argument but Mr. Thomp.son also bad the backing of an unbeatable argument and the textbook. And so the two sides still remain in battle, both holding out with eipial confidence. Bud and the fire department who say that CO., has no value tyhatever in the extinguishing of a lire with an ex¬ tinguisher vs. Mr. Thomiison and the textbook who say that the CO, formed in a fire extinguisher cannot hel]! but aid in the extinguishing of the fire. One morning Rena Peltier came to school exception¬ ally tired. To the teachers it just looked like another late night out but the truth is that she was out .ALL night. She came home late and found herself locked out and so Rena was obliged to sleep on the porch. Her Dad biought her in the next morning with the milk. Hazel Stone wonders if her famous nickname Rocky will ever be forgotten. Favourite punishments—Quote: ■Mrs. Haggarty— You go and stand under the clock.” Mr. Farrell— Write out ‘The Quality of Mercy ' five times.” Questions that make teachers turn grey: 1. Where is far away? 2. Where do flies live? .1. How do we get mad? 4. What makes the wind? 5. When was last night? 6. Does the rain sleep? 7. What do monkeys say? 8. What do mosquitoes ettt ? Have “Dad” Read This Ad I I We want all of you kids who are promoting I I this magazine to tell your mother whom we j I know looks after the garden that we are j j headquarters for all Garden Supplies which { j includes everything from Lawn Mowers to j I Shady lawn seed. We also have a complete I I line of hardware and that covers a multi- | I tude of necessities.—Quick delivery. j • THOMPSON HARDWARE j I Phone 3-0721 127 Tecumseh West | J - liirtnria CoIUgp in the UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Founded by Royal Charter in 1836 “for the general education of youth in the various branches of Literature and Science on Christian Principles.” . s one of the Federated Collefre.s in the Faculty of .Arts of the University of Toronto, V’ ictoria Collejjc enrols students in all courses Icadiiifr to the dcffrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce and iireparatory to admi.ssion to the schools of Graduate Studies, Divinity, h ' ducation. Law and .Medicine. In the .Annesley Hall Women’s Residences and Wyinilwood, accommodation is avail¬ able for women students of V’ictoria College. In the A’ictoria College Residences accom¬ modation is available for men students in .Arts, and for a limited number of men students enrolled in other colleges and faculties. P ' or full information, including calendars and bulletins, applv to the Registrar, Victoria College, Toronto. S