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

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QLKINGJTON irsimcra V voc:A'f TITUTE This Year Book was Printed by Hanson E5 Edgar, Limited High Class Printers 'THEY' Reasonable Prices L-av 117 Brock Street - Kingston, Cntario

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J t:c:tIeIeslA'ria VOCATIONAL A IANJTITUTE Zifhe Efimez Staff EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR Allan Kent STAFF ADVISER Miss McCormack TRAVEL JOKES SOCIAL TECHNICAL Wallace Muir Betty d'Esterre Winifred Rutledge Charles Campbell ART PHOTOGRAPHY ALUMNAE Douglas Kent David Stevenson Marguerite Lemmon ASSISTANT ALUMNI Stuart Moore A Joseph Whyte POETRY EXCHANGE Barbara Craig Edith Brown SPORTS SENIOR BOYS JUNI-OR BOYS SENIOR GIRLS JUNIOR GIRLS Malcolm Bews James Rowland Mary Roberts Valerie Hora COMMERCIAL Audrey Hughes Lloyd Swain Hilda Zacharoff TYPISTS Doris Allard Erma Hounslow BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER Bill Simmons ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Bill Neville TREASURER Mr. Pearen STAFF Margaret Hyland Bill Stephen Ralph James 1A-Elizabeth Stewart, Mary Temple. IB-Helena Cockerill, Shirley Root. IC-Peter Cunis, Winnifred Ferguson 1D-Jack Diamond, Gertrude Brooks. 1E-Alex. McConnell, Dorothy MC- Henry. IF-Harold Cleeton, Miles Hitchins. 1K-Paul Deschamps. lL-Leo Murphy. FORM REPORTERS 2L-Jack Payne. 3A-Edward McGraith, Bessie Day. 3B-George Lake, Jean Cliff. 3C--Bill Crothers, Helen Dilton. 3D-Wallace Muir, Madeline Car- ruthers. 3E-Dick Wilder, Agnes Oakes. SK-Lloyd Swain. 3L-Edythe Ashby. 15- P- -i Special Commercial-Eleanor Clark. IT-gfm 4A-Malcolm Brown, Ver1a.Buck. IX-Carl Davis, Mary Wilson. 4B-Gerald Hamilton, Winnifred ZA-Eurith Maxwell, Frances Flynn. 4C-Janilggskerrui h M P k ZB-Alan Cameron, Myrtle Murray. 4D-Kenneth Ratgiiife ifflrioil e' 2C-Frank Kitto, Phyllis Gummer. Wilson. ' gg-'1?Sfi22:il2'1rC513Cfd, Eugene ZHVWZ- gig-gert Law, Margaret Kirkpatrick - , - - N b , D th R h - 2K-Hllda Zacharoff. 58:56 O es Om Y ut er ..9..

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