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

 - Class of 1932

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iw- -:,e- i.,....--- - --esp,-W LO RTE bziiigg 3 Royal G47-inf Chocolate to his master V qf Spain O delighted was Cortez with his dis' covery of Chocolate in the conquered land of Mexico that he hastened. in 1519, to bring home a quantity to his master, Charles V. It made a great sensation and one enthusiast called it the food of the Gods . The Mexicans drink it with a mixture of maize and hot spices and without sugar. The Spaniards, too, made it thick like porridge and pungent with spices and it is still served that way in parts of Spain, to this day. ' The Spanish grandees endeavoured to keep the secret of the manufacture of chocolate in Spain but were unsuccessful and it spread through the medium of monks, to Germany, Austria and France, and some years later, to England. Cocoa beans ffrom which chocolate is manufacturedj are now grown in many different tropical countries and there is a' great difference in their quality. William Neilson Limited buy only the very choicest growths and have learnt through many years of experience just how to blend the best beans from different countries so as to get the flavour and quality that have made Neilson's Choco- late world famous. ' ul' ann . s T' A i .' 'T T c s THE BEST MILK CHOCOLATE 'MADE ' Q 1

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69 VOCATIONALVV iN.s ri'ru're, . Q f - THREE K LLEWELLYN GARDINER-Willie, as he was so called, came to K.C.V.I. in l929.. I should say that he has succeeded in coming to the head of the class on examinations, and we wish him the best of luck in the future. ALLAN SCRUTTON-Allan is so short that it seems as though he'll never grow up. He is a wizard in French and most of the other subjects. Here's hoping that he gets his diploma and a position in an office with it. LLOYD SWAIN-Lloyd is working hard for his diploma this year. His favourites are shorthand, typewriting and Miss--, Oh, nO, Lloyd we won't mention it. We are all sure that Lloyd will pass his examinations and be- come the speed typist from Kingston. Here's luck to him. OMAR SHEA-Omar first became known to the world in this thriving Limestone City. At an early age it was known that he would be a nice, energetic, lad and Omar has done his best to live up to this prophecy. CLARENCE COMPEAU- Compy, as he is called, lives in Portsmouth and tries very hard to be a good boy. He is good in some subjects and poor in others. If he tries hard, I am sure he will pass out into a business and maybe become famous. MARION JOHNSTON- Marion Johnston is some kid, Into society she sure has slid She's jolly, and she's full of fung She's sure to kidnap someone's son. ALICE CLARK- The cleverest girl in 3K Is Alice Clark, we all agree, And she'll get a job quite O.K. You don't believe me? Well wait and see. FREDA DARLING- Who is 3K's Darling Girl- The one who is always in a whirl? That cute brown-eyed girl in the 3rd row. Why it's Freda Darling, as you all know. MARGUERITE THOMSON - Who is that little laughing grey-eyed girl who sits in the last seat of the last row in 3K? Why of course we all know it's Marg. Thomson. Twink came to us in 1929 and has stayed with us three faithful years. Marg. expects to graduate in June so Good Luck. HAZEL MORGAN- Who's the black-eyed beauty of our form, Whose gaiety never leaves her forlorn? This little secret to you I'll confess, Why Hazel Morgan, can't you guess? EDITH KEMP - We must not forget laughing blue-eyed Edith Kemp. Oh yes, We do envylthat back seat in the first row. But never mind Edith, just don't let that corner keep you from getting your finals. MARGARET LYONS-Would you like .to know who that quiet, studious girl is who sits in the second seat in the second row of 3K? Well, it's Margaret Lyons, our star bookkeep- er. Marg is full of fun and is trying hard to get her diploma. All her friends in 3K wish her oceans of luck, so here's hoping you get your diploma. MARGARET PARKES-We have with us Margaret Parkes. She is the little girl in the 2nd seat in the 4th row. Marg joined us in 1929 and although she thinks its the best going she hopes to leave it this year. Lotza Luck Marg. THELMA BAKER- Wlio's that singing so happy and gay? Why, that's Thelma Baker from SK. Here's wishing Thelma luck along her way May she be a bright stenog. some day. MARION DRYLAND- There's brown-haired Marion in the front seat She's cute and always very neat, Shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping is her whim, And when she dc-es them she uses great vim. MAUDE PRITCHARD-Who is it that is always humming in 3K? Why, don't you know it's Maude Pritchard? She's always sing- ing at work or play. Sometimes she gets in trouble with a certain teacher but she doesn't mind. Maude expects to graduate in June, so here's hoping she succeeds. DORTHEA HODGSON - Who is the red-haired girl in the fourth seat in the first row? VVhy. don't you know. It's one of our star scholars, Dot Hodgson. She excels in such sports as tobogganing and skiing and let's hope that Dot excels just as well in her finals. GWENNETH DUNLOP-For goodness sakes. look who's here. It's no other than la petite Gwenneth Dunlop. Gwen opened her peepers in Gananoque on May 9, 1916, and she sure hopes to graduate in june. Will she? You bet. PEARL JOHNSTON-How'd you like to meet a musically inclined girl? just come along and meet Pearl Johnston, our class singer. If you hear sonmeone saying Oh, I love that Song, you'll know it's our Pearl. We wonder if Pearl will always sing her way through life. MARY BELL-Who is that girl with the light curly hair, in the front seat in the second row? She is always working so diligently, and no wonder, see where she sits. Why don't you know that's Mary Bell. Good luck Mary. EDITH HARTMAN-Edith Hartman is that dark haired, quiet, studious girl of 3K who always knows her work, We hope she gets her diploma in June. Edith does not seem to worry over it though. IRMA ELLIERBECK- Irma Ellerbeck is a good scout, It doesn't seem right when she's not about. She always seems to stick to her books, But she's not as quiet as she looks, .-53.-



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6 KINGJTON cou.i.EGlA'rE voc:ATioNAL lN.f'rl'ruTE THREE L Let's yell, let's yell, for old SL, We're brighter every day. And in the year of thirty-three, We'll be too bright to stay. E.A. VIOLET ALLCORN-What, stuck for number for the lit? Why get Vi. She'll help you out with a snappy little piano number. Vi knows what to do and how to do it in many subjects, and had little difficulty in getting her exams. The honours for Field Day never fail to ordain our Sweet Violet. EDYTHE ASHBY-Who's that cute little brunette over there? VVhy, that's our Edythe. Edie's favourite occupations are: singing, ex- ercising the rights of the spearmint gum- and bookkeeping. Ask Mr. -O'Brien. If Edie isn't cracking a joke, she's-cracking a joke, and her favourite saying is, Tsk, Tsk, Child. Luck to you Edie. DORIS DISNEY-Doris is a credit to any form. She always gets her exams, and has all the teacher's approval, and ours too. Shefs a good sport, and will let you copy her work any day, but always with a little, half- friolitened I don't think it's right, but here it is.'T Good luck Doris. ALICE GIBSON-Alice is one of those students who never get tired of work. Her never failing ambition to get somewhere surely got her there, as it was easy to see in the results of her hnals. The highest degree of luck to you Alice. HEATHER GRAY-Heather is a classy little blonde, and she has our approval every time. Her favourite saying is Oh Heavens, and her greatest ambition seems to be to get to school on time. Heather intends to be some- body's stenog some day, unless, of course she changes her mind, and incidentally her name. DOROTHY HARRISON - Dot a bru- nette, a clever lassle and a credit to her form. She excels in all the subjects she likes and that goes for them all-well, almost all. Her saying is Oh, I did notf, and her ambition -to drive the car with perfect ease. ERMA HOUNSLOW-A model student and a real good sport, that's Erma. She's a wow at rapid cal, and will always let you have that question You just didn't have time to do. Erma commenced life while very young, and has been growing older and wis- er ever since. Happy days, Erma. LORNA IRVINE-Lorna is one of those girls who make the cleverest in the class look to their laurels when exams roll 'round Lorna is a good sport, and a smart student. She excels in English, and startled the rest of us with her ability to write. Lucky Lorna. MARY IRWIN -- Mary's auburn headed and clever too. She leaves the rest of us far behind in typing, and can sling a mean pencil in shorthand. Mary had a little difficulty in getting her exams, and Just didn't study a bit. We hear you have a position-well, pleasant dreams Mary. ELSIE MCLAUGHLIN-Elsie is one of our star pupils, and a good sport. She is an attractive brunette, and is wild about movie heroes, so boys you haven't a chance. Elsie's greatest ambition is to own a peanut stand, and her favourite saying Ah, come on, give us some. Good Luck. EVELYN MOORE-Ev is another bright light who clicked out with a diploma. She's tall and not 'alf 'andsomef' Ev has a certain weakness in hfth form - 'nuff said. She's O.K. when it comes to shorthand, and inci- dentally skating, too. A good stenog? Dunt Esk Us. PHYLLIS PETERS - Oh, you mean Winkie. Winkie first opened her pretty eyes in Kingston seventeen years ago, and has danced through life ever since. Although clever at work, she seems to have given up the idea of ever becoming a stenog. Why not? She's having a good time where she is. JACK PULLEN - Jack is the business man of the 1931 graduates. He is an excep- tion to that saying Heroes are made, not born, for he was born in England. Aside from a certain modest maiden across the aisle, Jack had little attraction at school. He made the grade, so Good Luck, ole boy. GLADYS TEMPLE - That thar girl yonder are our Glad. Can she speak French? Ask Miss Wilton. Gladys' typing speed is record breaking both ways. And can she play the piano? Her favourite saying - They laughed when I started to play, but when I sat down- Modesty we calls it. Bonne chance. KATHLEEN VEALE-Fido's everybody's pal. Kay holds her own both in classes, and on Field Day. On being interviewed as to her future, she said that, of course she'd get a job some day, but just now she's gonna stay single and enjoy the freedom and liberty which youth affords. EVELYN WART-Evelyn is that hard- working noiseless little girl sitting at the back there. Ev. found 3rd form rather difficult last year, but made us all look sick this season. Efe knew she'd do it, and were pulling for you v. GERTRUDE YOTT-Gertie is that at- tractive brunette in 3G Where there's any fun, there you may find Gertie in the midst. She says the exams were easy as pie. It looks as if Gertie might settle down, but we hope she comes to, before then. MABEL BROWNE-Here's 3L's bright light. Let me present Miss Mabel Browne- tapplauseb-Mabel's greatest ambition is to some day get to school at ten to nine. What's an exam to Mabel? Oh, just an afternoon off. She's going to show us all up at basketball but who cares? She's in our form, ain't She? -54-

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