Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute - Times Yearbook (Kingston, Ontario Canada)

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K.C.V.I. STUDENTS Are wanted to make this their Shoe Store VVHY? YOU KNOW Abernethy's Shoe Store Compliments of BELLEVUE WIN TER GARDENS SOWARDS COAL CO. Quality and Weight Guaranteed Phone 155 S. V. HORNE American Bottling Works Manufacturer of Ginger Ale, Plain Soda, Birch Beer, Ginger Beer, Whistle, Lemon Sour, Grape, Vess Dry Ginger Ale, A Golden Whistle Phone 277 148 Ontario St. THE UP-TOWN First Class Hand Laundry 383 Princess St. Three doors above Y.M.C.A. VVe Call and Deliver MRS. E. ROBBS Ideal Hairdressing Shoppe Permanent Waving Marcelling Finger Waving CAcross from Orange Hallj 383 Princess St. Phone 1372-J RNDERSUN BROS. LTD. Phone 2600 Wholesale and Retail Merchants VVe specialize in Choice Government Inspected Meats, High Class Groceries and Provisions, and all kinds of Baked Goods, made on the premises. A trial order is earnestly solicited Special Functions catered for Free Delivery Prompt Service K. D. Manufacturing Co. Limited Picture Frames, Mouldings Mirrors, Plate Glass fi 1 ml l 1,

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,-1 - 6 KINGJTON COLLEGIATE vocATloNAl. INSTITUTE GIRLS' TENNIS TOURNAMENT Through the kindness of the Kingston Tennis Club, who allowed the K.C.V.I. to use their courts, the school held their first tennis tournament, and it proved very suc- cessful. There were over twenty entries, and the games were very interesting. Edith Grant, Blossom VVillets, Mary Roberts and Lorraine Robertson reached the semi-finals, and in the finals, Mary Roberts took the Girls' Championship by defeating Edith Grant C7-53, C6-33. This is the first time the K.C.V.I. has been able to hold such a tournament, and it is hoped that it will be- come an annual affair. MUSICAL FESTIVAL In the recent Competitive Musical Festi- val, sponsored by the Kingston Art and Music Club, held o-n March the sixteenth, K.C.V.I. pupils had the honour of winning several prizes. The first prize for pianists under sixteen years of age was won by George Lilley. The second prize in this competition was won by Dorothy Cliff. The prize for violin playing by those under fifteen years was won by Phyllis Gummer. Jn gllllemuriam It is with great regret that we re- cord the untimely death of one of our first-form students, Joseph Greenlees, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenlees. Although in his early years aloe had suffered considerable ill-health, he had, more recently, been quite well, and was quickly developing into a promising athlete and a cap- able student. During his one term in the technical section of K.C.V.l., -Toe won the high respect of his teachers and the warm affection of his fellow-students. He died on March llth, 1932, after an illness lasting several weeks. News of his passing was received with grief by everyone. , oRcHEsTRA Back Row-G. Ball, S. Mulkerns, H. Singleton, S. Laturney, L. Lowry, H. Simmons. Middle Row-Mr. Ball, H. Smith, Mr. Braithwaite, J. Telgmann, Mr. Fraser. Front Row-I. Millar, K. Brockel, P. Gummer, Miss Edwards, B. Day, B. d'Esterre, V. Pearson -79-

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For Your M at Market I School Books e and Supplies Phone 3654 TRY Ch '- F h d C d M t Cacxnid Cejodsiwand Liffjgetalflaess G N , S ' ' NEW STORE 564 Princess St. Kingston g 5 doors aboye the Capitol Theatre A. FAULKNER C5m'f1fmf 5 267 Princess Street Art gint? PICTURES FRAMES JEWELER, WATCHES, CLOCKS, ae. Repairing a Specialty Say it with Flowers THE EMILY CRAWFORD Fl0WER SHOP Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc. Phone 2744-Res. Phone 1515 Cor. Brock 8: Wellington Sts. Kingston, Ont. ARTISTS' SUPPLIES STATIONERY Sz NOVELTIES Prices Reasonable 338 Princess St. Phone 1454-w BIBBYS Young Men's Clothes Shop Are Offering Truly Wonderful Value in SUITS 310.00 315.00 318.50 322.50 BIBBYS Clothiers Hatters THE ARCADE ICE CREAM PARLOR Fruits, Candies, Tobaccos, Ed. Martin's Cigar Shop COLUMBIA REcoRDs F1sH1NG TACKLE Magazines 7W SODA FOUNTAIN Ph I 262 one PHONE 2826 356 King St. Kingston, Ont. t Nick Zakos Prop. Next Capitol Theatre -Sl-