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

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20 THE KENCOLL 1941 ..iMUMimiii..••••...... HONOUR ROLL Kennedy Collegiate can well lie proud of its graduates. That they represent the highest type of citizen can be seen from the large number of young men who have attended Kennedy, who are now with the Active Service Forces. We are pleased to record here the names of main of those who are serving their country in this way. May we who arc still attending Kennedy remember to do our part to uphold the spirit of democracy which they are struggling to save. Geo. E. Chapman Brian Casey D. A. Deziei E. J. Wilson A. G. Martin T. W. Morgan L. R. Richards G. Wilkinson K. W. McIntyre J. Coughlin J. Scott J. R. Martin I. Ennis W. H. Morrison W. MacMillan N. W. Cook E. Doe J. L. Lecoutcur A. E. Mahoney D. Fogal A. P. Youell W. B. Doyle John Loarhig H. M. Hallet Art. Cherkinsky Bruce Frances Jack McConnell Bruce Wolfe Dan Truscott Jack Silverstein Marvin Cunningham Harry Brumpton Lionel Silver L. Howell D. Hughson L. Bergeson J. O. Barrow M. Heffernon J. Rockwell W. McKenzie Tom Ridley Chas. Edwards Alex Moir Frank Golab Malcolm Brian Carl Brannon Earl Jones Glen Burns Joe Caldwell W. Burnam Gord. Hogarth E. Painciff D. Roeside Gord. Weathcrbie Alf. Hurley Edgar Brian Ross Sinclair Dave Mechanic Jack Henry Dave Nixon Verner Abildgaard Bob Scott Melville Bezaire D. E. Byrne Bob Norwood Bill Postelnic Howard Webster Bill Hamel Clifford Chappell Stanley Lesacki Victor Herod Jim Drew Dudley St. Aubin Doug. Webb Wallace Reid Chas. Montreuil Dick Wilkins Russel O’Neil Douglas Heston D. B. Macphail Lenard Momingstar Maurice Gallagher Ronald Clayton Geo. Poisson R. M. Miller Foster New Archie Green Lloyd O’Neil John Richardson Max Clingani J. McIntyre Leonard Jackson Jim Lenton Coulson Adams Ray Neilson George Wiley Ross Cuthbert Lome Jenner Bill Ogg Colley Johnson D. A. White J. W. Alexander Doug. Gordon Harwell Tisdale Harold Burns Giles McCann Don Martin Warden Grenville John Jones FIFTEEN YEARS FROM TODAY Dorothy Mills—Sonja Henie II. Jane Flock—Jane Flock, R.C.A. Jessie Duck—Olympic Swimmer. Alex Newell—Winner of the Academy Award. Lenore Mooderv—On a Lecture Tour. Harold Parkes—Using a REAL broom. Rov Lancaster—Still on the move. Mr. Browui— Mv fifteen-year son!” Gertrude Glover—Cupid caught up with her. llmuerstty of itlrstmt Ontario LONDON, CANADA TN times of war the maximum effort is expected of every man and every woman The highest 1 training and the best qualifications are demanded not only by the State, but by all phases of Industry and Commerce. This is why a college or university training is so vital and so urgent. 1. General Courses in Arts. 2. Course in Secretarial Science (B.A.) 3. Course with Theological Options (B.A.) 4. Course in Nursing (B.Sc.) 5. Honour courses in Arts (including Busi¬ ness Administration, Secretarial Science and Business Administration). 6. Combination course in Arts and Medicine (B.A., M.D.) Credit for Upper School subjects will be allowed in each of the foregoing courses. 7. Medical Course six years after Honour Matriculation in English, Mathematics, Physics and French. 8. Public Health Course (1 year) for gradu¬ ate nurses and for physicians. Physical Education, Athletics, Military Training, and Health Insurance are Provided. For announcements and information concerning scholarships, matriculation, courses of study, etc., write: R p R NEVILLE, Ph. D., Registrar.

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