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

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19 THE KENCOLL 1943 IIIIMIIIIII.. Thumbnail Sketches NAME APPEARANCE FAVORITE SAYING WEAKNESS OR DESIRE 1953 Margaret Arnutt Feminine o my shattered nerves That Greek God It all came true Mary Bergoine Mademoiselle He ' s coming home tills week-end Rocky Power Powers ' Model Grace Brydon Bewildered What ' s this mean? Height Still bewildered Olive Brook Reserved You’re wacky To weigh 100 lbs. 200 lbs. Marlon Chick Cherub It’s on the back of that record To be a Lady with a Lamp” ’Carrying a torch Pauline Dcl aurier Beaches ami Cream She w’on’t talk T » In a bubble dancer I ' m forever blowing bubbles Dawn Farrlll Oriental You ' re nuts! Shoes Living on a shoestring Jane Flock Kadlant BURRP!! 120 or bust Boom! Peggy Fuller Ann Kutherfordfsh Vic and 1 3 guesses Guess again Inn Ctardlner Determined Horrors to Betsy Teaching Little red school house Beverly Gould Baby face I ' m cold! Handsome Internes Mrs. Dr. Eleanor llanrahan Bewitching Nausea! Tall, dark and Ohh Baranova Margaret Jackson Untamed I ' m just furious ' ' lass parties She found the right paity Kmmn Knapper Sleepy O Crums Her Jack (knife) Knife thrower June Lewis Tender, Slender Tull Follow that man G ft. three you’re for me. She got him Betty Kong Demure Gee Whlx Winking Blinking May I ord Executive Yike Slim Hips Hip. hip away Elaine Lucas Impish I’m hungry To raise one eyebrow Raising Great Danes Dorothy McEwen Well alright i will ir you will Are you kidding? Mrs? Theresa McVeigh Bored You old sack To 1 m a doctot Mr. IjOW’den as a Patient Betty Macdonald Daisy Mae Got a letter, EL Straight legs Still hoping Myricyl Milligan Serious But definitely Oratory M.P. Beta O’Neil Shorty Hey kid To turn a somersault Private limousine Aneta Prime Lofty The old horse To get a sent In the bus Bingling Bros. June Spence Pixilated It ' s really wicked A sallo In every |K rt She ' s in the army now Gladys Sutton Effervescent Judas Priest To pay chemistry fee 1 more nickel to go Muir Swan Titian Yes, but . , . To dye her hulr Groen Haired Lady Pat Watson Coy Bunny . . . Broadway Windsor Theatre Guild Gordon Bartley Dainty 1 don’t know Photography Model for Jnntxen George Burns Ahem! Ahem! l«end me a quarter! Mustaches So you ' re wondering too? Boh Crompton Scholastic Oh say! Gossip Professor John Coulter Tamed Hava you hoard this one? ? Washing windows Coulter Coulter Don Gallagher Misogynist lc Ill Zoic To get 101% Bigamist Gordon Edgar Consistent III yah June Fa inlly-man Bill llagart Reserved Did you see Scurvy7 Air force Grease-ball Don Howie Gangling Oo no!! Start a Revolution Concentration camp Werner Halle Agile Go way! To be alone Hermit Albert Jacknuw Mediterranean Our Chocolate mdk ' s licltrr A loud argument Bottle - washer Ken Jacobs Jovial Jaacx off. eh? Phyllis Jacob’s Jive Joint Keith Johnson Buddy I ' ll go peaceful like Mr. Fox Admiral Art Lampkovtix M-4 Where ' s that dime you owe me? Big business deals Soda-jerk Doug Loiu: tn» ii 5 o ' clock shadow Jumping but tori sills To be a leader of men Usher at a burlesque Hoy Uwrle Sharpie Kook at her! To do a liubt Bubble dancei Wilfred Meir Stolid Crawling Moses! uldor women Cradle-robber Bob Menard Unconcerned Speechless None Still at Consumer’s BUI Manning Mumpish Sw ing It kid First-formers Second - former Jack Moncur I’epsodent Smile lleh Hehl Wavy-navy Radio repairman Harvey Pesrden Dapper You drip Music Sweet -potato Piper Jack Prince Glamour-pus Cheese ami crackers Elaine Still going steady Alex Newell Feminine Nobody loves me To dress up The greater profile Gus Kindt Bashful She wanted me to go out with her Not women anyway Hooked Rod Boss Elongated Boom toot-toot Lead a band Boss String Quartet Keg Kutherford Wolfish Well I guess African dominoes Pan handier Hlso Sch in carlo) Friendly ♦Same all round? Prohibition Got his own business Leonard Schott $1.99 I can get 10% off Loan money at 20% Fish-sales man Jack Thorpe Fussy Horrors! Long hair Baldy Bob Trlnder Used Should have been with me last night More Temperance union Billy West I frowsy Zooyie! Mr. McCreary ' s Jewel Tire-changer Albert Genga Dsxcd Yee gads! To understand something TeAcher Jack Connelly Quiet Step to your right please Spitfire Pilot Air Gunner

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20 THE KENCOLL 1943 VICTORY GARDEN The baseball diamond on the lot, l now a victory garden plot; Where once we played and had first base. There now grows parsley, corn and maize, And now before it is too late, We ' ll plant potatoes on home plate. On second will be beans and chard. I ' m sure it will not be too hard. While beets and radish sprout on third. Now isn’t this the best you’ve heard? FORUM EXECUTIVE Back row: Jirr Howie. Art Larnpkovtiz, Jack Kelly, Mr. Knapp, Mr. Gilbert, George Burns. Alex Newell, Kenny Jacobs. Centre row: May Lord, Mary Kalle, Doreen Beaton. Sylvia Potter. Ann Macdonald, Margaret McCreery, Betty Deagle. Joan O Flanagan, June Lewis. Front row: Bill Lewis, Barry Strickland. Sherwocd McKay, Gladys Sutton, Claire Back, Jack Ryan, Max Webb, Lyle Warwick. Absent: Katherine Knapp, Mary Bergoine. ■—Doreen Witch. IN THE MONTH OF MAY In the month of May, When everyone is gay, Our thoughts are turned to pleasure. To flowers, woods, adventure. And so some morning bright ami clear, When Mr. Sun smiles in with cheer, Beckoning us to spend the day, In a delightful sort of way, We loiter down a winding lane, Bordering on a field of grain, Until we reach the rippling brook, And gather flowers in every nook. —May Price. Queen ' s University Kingston Incorporated by Royal Charter 1841 Ontario . . . situated in the oldest city in Ontario; 34 buildings; annual registration about 4,500; health insurance provided during session; placement office helps students to find summer work and graduates to get jobs. ARTS—Courses leading to the degree of B.A., M.A., B.Coni., M.Com., Part of the work may be done by Summer School and correspondence. SCIENCE—Courses leading to the degrees, of B.Sc., and M.Sc. in Chemistry. Min¬ eralogy and Geology, Physics and in Mining. Chemical, Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. MEDICINE—Courses leading to the degrees of M I)., C.M., and M.Sc., and the Diploma of Public Health. MATRICULATION PAMPHLET, sent on request, includes complete list of scholarships and prizes awarded on entrance and on University work Write for a copy of QUEEN’S IN PICTURES