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

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GSKINGJTQN cou.u.eGaA'rE S VOCATIONAL uN.s rrruTe FOUR c I MARGARET ARTHUR - Who is that young lady in 4C with the auburn hair? An unnecessary question, as everybody knows Marg. She plans to specialize in Latin some day. When Marg. is pensive she is thinking ofia certain B-1. Although we do not know what the future holds for her, we wish her Lots of Luck. J. C. BEARD- Joe E. Brown Beard- The light that never failed -The right out- side Hshoelaceri' for the school twelve. For- get study and you forget Joe E. A future physician, but the only bones he'll ever see are seven come eleven. Yours till the Moon comes over the Mountain, Joe. TOM BEARD-1F, ZD, 3C, and now 4C have been honoured by this quiet and un- assuming fellow whose popularity around the school cannot be doubted. His scholastic record has been enviable and his ambitions, we're sure they're numerous, are not known to his biographer, but this doesn't keep us from wishing him a happy future. KENNETH CLARK-The big shot from the West End, a hockey player of note and one of the many distributers of the peace of 4C, he disturbs with Fraser all the time. He'll probably adorn Fifth next year and continue his escapades there. MURIEL CLARK-Muriel Ca very quiet childj came to K.C.V.I. in 1928. Her favourite pastime is copying all the latest song-hits- but she never neglects her studies Cher pet subject is geometryi. Next year we expect her to grace one of the seats in fifth-so good luck Muriel. ELEDA HERBISON - Elede Herbison? Why, she is the smiling blue-eyed blonde of 4C. She occupies the 4th seat in the fourth row. She is very studious and we are sure she will make the grade. Her future is a secret but anyhow we know it will be a success. JAMES KERRUISH - Och! The boy wonder of 4C-rugby player extraordinaryw, and the pride of every teacher. From messeng- er boy to druggist to doctor is Jim's ladder of achievement, and when Queen's get the noble lad Cnote the whenj the 'll be richer Y by one good rugby player and an enthusiastic scholar, no? JEAN MCDONALD-Let me introduce to you another of 4C brunettes namely Jean McDonald. Jean is quiet Cwhen asleepi and IS one of the reasons why boys leave home. She IS a good sport and likes hockey and basketball. She hopes to be in fifth next year. MAY MCDONALD-May is famous in 4C for her talent in wielding her compass. She always has her Geometry done. CWe don't know whether Alex helps or not.D May's pet sport is swimming and her favourite ex- pression My hat! She hopes to enter fifth next year. Here's luck to you May. ANNA RICHARDSON-ls that sedate little maid of 4C who occupies a seat near the window. She first opened her eyes in l9?, in Kingston and then came the war. She excels in all her studies and hopes to leave 4C this year to do honour to fifth. FLOYE ROBINSON-Her name? Floye Robinson. Her age? Don't get personal. Any- way when those big brown eyes focus on you what else matters? Your heart thumps in spite of you. Confidentially friends, Saturday nights are her big nights. Floye is trying to reserve a seat in fifth next year. Haste luego queridaf' JAMES GRAHAM RUTHERFORD- Need any Hour or sugar? This will be Jimmy's cry a few years hence. He's a groc- er's son and a grocer he will be. But don't think he isn't clever. Ask any of the old 4C gang who does all the Latin and French homework ancflvhey will answer Ji. Charge it Jim! STEWART SLATER-'!Stew is one of the best basketball players in the school. He also excels in homework! Anyway he knows how to copy it from J-. He gets his ex- aminations too. After K.C.V.l. he hopes to go to R.M.C. and Queens and star on their athletic teams. Good luck, Stew!,' PHYLLIS VANLUVEN-This well-known young lady came to us four years ago. Phil, although petite, has big ambitions. especially in Geometry. Sometime Phil may be an opera singer: but just now she is interested in Sports. Her weakness is hockey players. She hopes to enter fifth next year. Best o' luck, Phil. BILL WEBSTER-To the school in gen- eral Billis known as a first-class rugby play- er and an outstanding puck chaser, but we of 4C know him better. To us he is the inimit- able, quick-witted Duck and we are very grateful to him for his spontaneous outbursts which relieve the monotony of many classes. FLOYD WEMP-From Bath to Kings- ton is a long journey in these days of corduroy roads and wooden-wheeled carts but Floyd successfully navigated the 18 miles and got to K.C.V.I. where he at once astounded the local boys with his prowess on the gridiron and rink-and don't forget the girls! On to Queen's. TED WHITNEY-Ted first attracted at- tention in 4C by declaring that the world was fiat. That started a series of arguments, that have lasted since September. However, Ted's enthusiasm for his studies overshadows all and we leave him with his theories and motor- cycle and any ambitions he might have. Good luck, pal! WILLIAM A. NEVILLE - Wlieii Bill left the Ottawas 4 years ago he came right into preeminence here. He is one of those all-star fellows, both in and out of school. Perhaps he will stay and honour 5th with his presence next year. Here's hoping! -45-.