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

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,1 - Q KlNG.r'roN COLLEGIATEY vocATloNAl. INSTITUTE FOUR D LORNA CLIFF-Lorna is one of the in- dustrious students of 4D. After a successful career at public school she hnally reached K.C.V.I. She is working hard, hoping to at- tend Macdonald College next year, where she intends to take up a dietician's course. Best of luck, Lorna! JAMES COOMBE-Unlike the 'fcum in Latin, Jimmie is a student governed by Mr. Copeland. He hails from Cataraqui and never is absent from school despite the distance he travels. His ambition is to graduate from K.C.V.I. and we all give him a big hand in June when he attains his ambition. DOROTHY CRAMER-Dorothy is that willowy blonde situated in that renowned form of 4D where she specializes in Geometry as her teacher will readily affirm. Her chief in- terest lies in Varsity and the tango, but for all that she intends to return to 5th next year. Good Luck, Dorothy. DORIS GILMOUR-Doris hails from St. Catharines! She isn't very big but can she play basketball! Doris seems to like a change of seat for quite often she packs up and moves down to the back. There must be some at- traction down there! Doris expects to brighten up a corner in the Sth next year, Here's good luck, Doris! FREDERICK HARKNESS -This unus- ually brainy fellow was born in Kingston 19 years ago-so he says. He is a good work- er, even helping in business sometimes. and occasionally has his homework done. Here's luck in June, Fred! MADELINE HEAGLE-What's wrong? Everyone is standing aside and a blonde ap- pears. Why that's Madeline! She was born in Belleville and later came to Kingston. Made- line works hard and her ambition is to be a mechanic and to play Cards Madeline ex- pects to be in Sth next year, Good Luck! MAXWELL HUTCHINS-This mighty atom is a Kingston-born and educated lad. This world just about came to an end when he hit K.C.V.I., but we survived to see him become a good scholar and a good sport, with our best wishes wherever he goes. WILHELMINA JONES-Willa is that pretty dark-haired girl with the natural school- girl complexion. She is one of the bright lights of 4D, where she excels in French, al- though she admits that her special weakness 1SI1,t in school. Willa intends to enter Busi- ness College next year, JESSIE JOYCE-Jessie is a very indus- trious young lady. She is a good sport and loves to participate in dancing, skating, etc. As yet her future is unknown to us but what- ever you undertake, Jessie, we wish you the very best of luck! WENDELL KAITTING-Lost-a small boy, dark complexion, born in Toronto, blush- es easily, very modest, likely converse with you in Latin, sits in 4D when not out. Finder kindlv wish him the best of luck in all phases of life. C. MACKENZIE MILLAR - Mack is a Winiiipeger but came to Kingston early. He is very popular and likes all kinds of sports, especially skating when there are any girls around that he knows. After graduation he intends to become a theatre manager or per- haps a chartered accountant. BAYNE MORELAND - Benny is our little Sunbury milkman who has graduated to a big-city route and likewise to K.C.V.I. He is one of our best-liked students and works hard to keep up his schooling. He hopes to become a medicine-man for his Indian tribe soon. Our best wishes. DOROTHEA MUIR- Gentlemen prefer blondes but many brunettes. In Dorothea's case you wouldn't wonder. Dorothea is an- other Limestone Miss who has received all her education in Kingston. She is also taking a course in the Tec that will mean a lot to some hungry person in the future. Good luck in June, Dorothea! DONALD MURPHY-This tall lad is a special timetablern and is thus somewhat a stranger to us. But we know him to be a likeable chap and always working. He is sure to make the grade in ,Tune and if our wishes will help him here are big handfuls of them. CHARLES NASH-tThe following pre- scription is to be shaken well before usingb. VVeakness-girls and cars: Idiosyncrasy-curly hair: Desire-gasless automobile: Motto-half work and half play, but if work interferes with play-cut out the workg Ambition-to enter Varsity. KENNETH RATCLIFFE-Let the alge- braical x : Ken, because his abilities are more or less unknown. Every once in a while he bursts forth with some new accomplishment- a silhouette, a few studies, or a few extra baskets to help the Seniors along. May these unknown keep bursting forth, Ken! DORIS REID- The Girl with a Future. Two years ago Doris came to K.C.V.I.. and from the Hrst gave notice that Einstein was not the only scientist and mathematician. Her ambition is to outstrip Galli-Curci in voice culture. Doris intends to pursue her studies in Queen's next year. Good Luck! Remember, Labor omnia Vincitfy GEORGE SCOTT - Papa Scott fondly wrote another name in the Family Bible in 1916 and our hero blossomed forth. He enter- ed K.C.V.I. and has quickly risen to lofty 4th. Scotty is a keen student, mathematical genius and a winner of laurels on the field. The world has much to expect of him. -47-

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Q KINGJTON com.: VOCATIONAL iN:'rrru1'e GEORGE SHARPE - Our sharp lad and he deserves the name. He is act1ve'1n all sports and puts away some time for studies. If all goes well George will be worrying the teachers in Sth next year with his sharpness. We wish him good luck. STUART SHURTLEFF-After another arc was described in the familv Circle in. 1914. we found Stu to be a genial friend with an unblemished character. and a steady scholar. We are sure that success will top his career. ALISTAIR SMITH-Our only common namesake, Smitty is an uncommon type of lad though,-very studious and his work shows it. He is well 'liked both in class and in sport. He is another one of the reasons why the world should look toward 4D and what it produces this year. TAMES STEVENSON-Steve arrived in K.CiV.I. after starting several riots in the frontier town of Bath and in Victoria School. He has quickly arisen to the dizzy heights of 4th. He is a genial friend, a good sport.. a fine student and we predict success for him in whatever vocation he chooses. ALLAN THOMPSON - Born in 1783 Allan soon rose in the ranks of fame and is now in 4D. He is acclaimed by famous critics as a great orator. We could recite a long list of his accomplishments but space is space so we must close now by wishing him the best of luck in the coming year. GEORGE TISDALE - Ty came from Toronto to carry our report slip around for us. He is also an air-man-a radio salesman in his spare time. He likes K.C.V.l. so well that he intends to stay here in Sth before go- ing to Queen's to become a Chemical Engin- eer. BRUCE VANORDER - Our Flying Dutchman -Van is an all-round sport but he prefers beating the fish at their own game. He is an excellent student and if he doesn't make good in June it will only be because there is something putrid in Peru. MELVILLE WATTS - Awoke all the people of Kingston some years ago. Mel is the class sheik when no one is looking and is good in all sports. He plans to go to Meds. when he graduates from K.C.V.I. in June. Best of luck, Zeke! HILDA WEBB-What a gal! With a pleasant smile and cheerful disposition Hilda brightens a corner of 4D. And that's not all. She is a good sport and can hold her own in class and basketball. Next year will probably find Hilda occupying a seat in Sth. Good luck, Hilda! HELEN WEBSTER-Who's that blue- eyed brunette in 4D? Why that's Helen Web- ster, Mr. Pearen's brilliant Greek scholar. Be- sides Greek, Helen excels in tennis and skat- ing, but her private interest seems to be in the Arts Freshman year. Helen intends to occupy a seat in Sth next year. Good luck, Helen! JACK WEIR-When asked where, when and why he was born, Jack fearing publicity refused to reply. However, despite his silence we have found out that he is a quiet, likeable chap, a ine student and a good sport. Good luck in your exams, Jack! ISOBEL WILSON-Isobel is a little girl who brightens up the outside row of 4D. Although she adores geometry she admits that she likes Gym best. Here's the best of luck, Izzy! Hope we'll see you in Sth next year. MARION WILSON-Sociable and a good sport. Marion is going through K.C.V.I. on a wave of popularity which we know will carry her to still greater heights in her col- lege career. Here's wishing you luck, Marion! CLARK WRIGHT-After being born in Kingston, living in Toronto and London, Ont., Clark returned to Kingston to get his educa- tion. It has been just one continuous walk for him through K.C.V.I. and he hopes to go to Sth next year, and we heartily cheer him on. DOUGLAS WRIGHT-Born in Kingston 16 years ago. Douglas has rapidly risen by virtue of a kindly disposition and hard work to the Hsuperiora loca of 4th form. We wish him all kinds of good luck and hope to see him in Sth next year. HAROLD YATES-Crooner began broad- casting in 191- and has been emitting queer sounds ever since. He is Mr. Copeland's ideal form president. After experimenting with Albert College for three years he return- ed to make the grade here this year. Good luck, Crooner! DOROTHY ZURBRIGG - Everyone knows the little girl with big brown eyes in 4D who rivals Paderewski. Dorothy first saw this big city early in 1915 and has been grow- ing in wisdom ever since. She is fond of swimming, skating and certain gentlemen. Best of luck in Sth next year, Dorothy! SPENSEREAN STANZA A Description of a Spenserean Stanza. To write a verse Spenserean I've striv'n -And finally 'tis ended, as you see- For bonus marks are kindly being giv'n To those who try their luck successfully. Nine lines in length each verse must surely be, Ten syllables in length must be each line- Except the last, in which are four times three, As in this verse original of mine. And this, the last line, with the others numbers nine. Phyllis Gummer, 2C. .49-.