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

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1 KENCOLL STAFF Back row, left to rlgfit: Jack Spence, Jack Guetin, Keith McEwen. Maurice St. Aubln. Ned Carrington (Business Manager), Wallace Fletcher, Doug Mills, Harry Weller, Sandy McOaw. Centre row, left to right: Bob Waddington, Doug McIntyre, Marlon Wheelton, Marion McEwen. Esther Grant. Jane Martin, Jean Back, Forrest Rogers (Editor). Front row. left to right: Mary Robertson. Hazel Craig. Lois Loveridge, Eleanor Webb, Jane Baxter, Virginia DeLaurier, Dorothy McEwen. June Reid FOREWORD — ' I ' hc Kditor. Two years have l y since Dick (.rayliiel aiui Mr. Ki) ) s collalxiratecl to put fortli Ken¬ nedy ' s first year-book. .Vt the time t hey expressed the hope that their work should not po foi naiiplit, hut that the “Kencoll should heconie a yearly publication and take on its true sipnificance as a year-book. Unfortunately, no inapazine was forthconiinp last year. It was. therefore, with preat «leterniination that we set about this year to publish a year-book which wcnild be a worthy successor to theirs and which would be of such a nature as to encourape the students of Kennedy to establish “The Kencoll as an annual feature of the school year. W ' e have worked hard to achieve our poal and it is not without some pride that we point to this mapa- zine as the result of our labour. We sincerely thank . Ir. (lilbert and the. teach- inp staff for the assistance and sound atlvice which they have most penerously piven. Miss Hewitt, in particular, rendered valuable :issistance in preparinp our material. Ned Car rinpttJii is to be ] raised for the mapnificent manner in which he lias handled the business details connected with the publication. To the Forum also, we extend our thanks for the financial backing and pracious co-o] cration which they have piven us. Finally, we thank onr advertisers for having shown such faith in us, and we urge you to patronize them. From The Superintendent —Mr. I.. Wheelton. .My cry pleasant and mutually frieiully three years association with the staff and students of the Kennedy Collegiate Institute make any assurances of my pood wishes i|uite unnecessary. The pood wishes are here exjiressed in jirint only for the imqioses of a permanent record. 1 have followed with deejv satisfaction the school life this year in . rt and Music, in the re:ilm of health and sports, and in the more formal courses. The spirit with which the w(»rk has been uiulertaken and the steaily propn-ss which has been maintained speak well for the leadership of the new princiiial, Mr. ( ' .ilbert, and the fine relations existing among the principal, the staff, and the students. The splendid wt rk of the Forum, in the face of the school’s evident achievements in extra¬ curricular activities, may be taken for granted. It. however, de.serves the special commendation and the thanks of all who are intereste l in the school for again arranging to record the high¬ lights of the year’s accomplishments on the printed ] apes of the Kencoll. .My sincere good wishes for continued health, happiness ami success for the whole pers jnnel of Kennedy Collegiate Institute is here e.xpressed.

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DOROTHY McEWEN ....... Girls’ Athletics BOB WADDINGTON .......Boys ' Athletics DOUG McIntyre ............. Humour HAZEL CRAIG . ........ Through the Keyhole JANE BAXTER ... . .. Social MARION WHEELTON .... Girls’ Thumbnail Sketches WALLACE FLETCHER ..C.... n , Boys’ Thumbnail Sketches JACK SPENCE ............ Associate Business Manager Editorials JEAN BACK DOUG MILLS Reporters LOIS LOVERIDGE JUNE REID KEITH McEWEN SANDY McGAW Art JACK GUSTIN DON SHWERY TED GORSKI BLAKE NORBURY Photography DON BLACK LUCIANO CUDIN DOUG McAllister HARRY WELLER TOM CORMIE Advertising MARY ROBERTSON JANE MARTIN JOHN ADAMS DON BLACK DON KNAPP jauau-

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THE KENCOLL 1 940 3 ..... MR. GEORGE S. CAMPBELL. B. A. POR many of the students in Kennedy Collegiate Institute the personality of Mr. Campbell was the outstanding feature at the beginning of their high school life. He it was who set before them the ideals for guiding them in the business of following adolescent education. With grateful remembrance they will carry his words and his encouragement on into the life beyond school days, and continue to find them a helpful influence.