Malvern Collegiate Institute - Muse Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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wlni inn i T H L' .ll I' S E 11111 iY1 HIS j'l'ill' 111- h11v1- llilil tlu- l'Xll'l'lll1'ly' g11111l I'111't11111- 111' ll2lVlllQ' llr. A. P. 1'11ll'lIl2lll, 111'111'1-ss111- 1-1111-1'i111s 111' 11011l11Q'j' i11 1h1- l'11i1'1-1'si11' 111' 'l'11r1111111, Wl'it1- 1'11l' Us 1lu- Sl1ll'.X' 111' S1'11rl111r11 l'3lll11's. 'lllu' lglllf1'S l11-i11g'11 I111-11l 111t1'1u-111111 ill'l' wvll 1111111111 111 M11l1'1-1'11 Nlllll1'lllS l1lll 1'1-11' 111' 11s l1111'1- illlyllllllg' lllll ll Yilglll' 1111-11 111' th1-i1' 111'ig'i11. I11: 1'11I1-1111111 ll2lS g'i1'1-11 us 111 si11111li1i1-1l 1'111-111 1lu- 1-x11l111111ti1111 111' this s1-i1-111i1i1- YY0ll1l1'l', W1- wish 111 111111111 l11', 1'11l1-1111111 1'111' l1is lilll1lllt'SS i11 1-1111s1-11ti11g' 111 111115 I1111111111' 11111- 11111g'11zi1111. NY1- 111li1- this 111111111't1111i11' 11Is11 111 1ll2lllli .I111-li 41111-st 11111l 'll1'll H1-1-v1- 1'111' 1h1-i1' 1-111111-il111ti1111s 111 llll' s111-1-1-ss 111' tlu- AlllS1', .l1u-li ll2lS g'iv1-11 11s El 111-lig'l111'11lly 1l1-111il111l 1l1-s1'1'1111i1111 111' tlu- lll'lIl1'j', ill11llQ' 11'i1h his x'i1-ws 1111 1'111vi11g' 1-11111liti1111s i11 this 1-ity. I11 l1is l'llNl11Ill2ll'j' Slylt' rl'l'1l ll2lS 111-111h11-1-1l 1111111111-1' S11ilI'lillll2 111'1i1-l1- 1-s111-1-i11ll1' l'lll' 11111' 11s11. II1-1'11's Sl1II1l'llllll2 111-11'-1'111'1111111s hy l 1'is1-. -li111111y l l'lSl', 11l'l2'llI2l1Ul' 111' l3ir1l's l'ly1- 1'l'llll'l'. ll2lS 11s1-1l l1is 11111-111 111 111-1111-1 s111111- 1'1-1-1-111 1-V1-111s 111' 11111' s1'h1,111l. Hwiiig 111 1h1- 1'111-1 111111 tlu- 111120 111' 11111111-1'i11ti1111 was 1111ul1- 1111 lN'l'l1l'1' W1- 1-1-1-1-iv1-11 tl11- 1-111'1111111s. 1l11- AlllSl' 1'K'Q'l'UlS Tllill i1 was i1111111s- sil1l1- 111 lll1'lll1l1' Mr. l 1'is1-'s 11111111- ill it. Il11w1-V1-1' W1- Slll1'l'1'1'l5' 1l11111k hi111 1111- his l'l'ill,lf' flllfl Q1-111-r1111s r1-s111111s11 111 11111' 1'1-11111-st. SUNG 1'11N'l'l'lS'l' ,Xl1Yl'lHN 11g'11i11l lt s1-1-111s lllill lllilltlllj' 1-1111 1,li111 tlu- l11'l2llllll'SS of All-llV1'1'll. S11111'1sl Sl'l10lil1'Slll11Sl illlll 1111w Sougsl l 111' il 1111111111-1' 111' 1'1111rs tl11- girls h11v1- VS'U1'lil'1l 11111i1-11tly 111 1-11111- 1111si11g songs, 1lu-ir 11111111 l11-111 1111 il 1-1-1'111i11 s11111ll silv1-1' 1-1111 2flVl'll 021-'ll y1-111- hy tlu- Y.W.1'.A. l 11r ll2lj'S 21 1-1-1't11i11 g'1'111111 111' girls llllIl1Hll'll 11w11y. 0Vl'l'j' 111111' illlll llll'll l111rs1i11g 111111 s1111g' 111' s1-ril1l1li11g 11111-try. Tllvll 111 11111- 111' 11111' W1-1-kly 2lSSt'll1lllj'S Mr. lA1lll1l2lllll llvltl 1111 il s1lv1-1' 1-1111 illlll t11l1l IIS 111'11111lly 111111 M11l1'1-1-11 l1111l w1111 llllx Sllllg' 1-111111-st. Olll' Sll1'lDI'lSl' was 1-11111- 11l1'-11-, l111w1-V1-1', XVll1'll 11111-1-11 girls g'111l11-1'1-1l 1111 1l11- 1111111111111 illlil hurst 111111 ll ll2ll'fl10IllZlllg sung 1l111t S1-1-111111l 111 11111k1- 11111 Vl'l'j' w11lls r1--111-lu1 3111111-1-111 0111- 11111si1-11l 511-11i11s B11l1s R11l11-rts 1-11m1111s1-1l tl11- music-. Tlu- W11l'1,lS 111-1- 1-s111-1-ially 111-lightful 11111l 11r1- tlu- work 111 41l111lys Ki11111'11, Ruth 11'111111i11g'l111111 2llll,l I111r11tl1y S1-l1111111'l01'. W1 1-ll't' 111'11111l 111' y1111. girls. XV1- h11111- 111111 y11111' s111-1-1-ss111's will 1l1-11-111l y11111- NX'1'll-L'ill'lll'1l 11-1111hy. D. NV. In After Years NV1- 11111-11 the Muse with 1111111-1' 1-y1-s. ,xlltl for awhile- tlu- 11r1-s1-111 1li1-s. XV1- HPC back Zlgillll 2111101111 11111' C'llllHlS, And memory with its S2llllll'SS 0111110s. W1- S1-0 young f111-1-s l1111111y 11111l 1'r1-1-, And at the j0k1-s w1- lilllflll wi1h 1111-1-. B111 now 11111' 1-yes 11r1- n111is1 with tears. As we road 111' the 1'ri1-111ils 111' 1111-m1-1' j't'2ll'S. F111' F1111- has Illilflld with 111-1' lllllllall toys, Has 11111-111-lu-1l 11111' 1l1'1111111s 11111l gg-i1'1-11 joys. But 1l11111,Ql1 sw 11r1- 1111w 111 11 Q1-11w11-1111 miiuil. l':lljOj'Ill0lll ill the Muse wffll fiiul. D111'l2lll XVIYIX.

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THI-I .ll FSE t 'ANAIDIAX .Xl'Tllt DHS' ASSUCIATIUN tl l'l't'llt' thvir own poonis in tho prosont-0 of l'hzirl0s tl. ll. Roberts :intl Dr. Pratt was ai thrilling if 1'2lfl101' torrifying oxpt-rionco of lltilllj' young ports this wintrr. Tho ot-vnsion was tho nlilllllillf' nu-1-ting of tho t':nuulinn Authors' Association in Toronto. Mzilvorn was l'l'lFl'l'Sl'llll'Ll hy Miss Ruth Sliopnrtl, whoso litcrnry nhility is wt-ll known :lliotlt tht- srliool. Aftor ln-airing thv work ot' tho group of young poots and poctossos and tho c-riticisni ot' tho jutlgo, Dr. Pratt, who is woll known to Mulvvrnitcs, rt-:ul two of his own povins. Following this Dr. Rohr-rts, who inc-idontally was ft-tml hy tho 4-luh in honour of his hirtlnlzly, spoko Ullt'0ll1'ilQillgly of tht- work of his young' 2lllllll'llt'l' and t-xplrsst-tl voiiiplt'-to sntisfau-tion in tho quality ot' tht- poonis that lu- llL'il1'll.- MVR YISITHRS AST .lznnunry :it :in opt-n nu-cting of tht- st-it-tivo cluh thc pupils of Mnlyt-rn wt-ro girl-n tho opportunity of lioziring an zultlrrss givon hy Proft-ssor Rogt-rs. Mr. Rogers is profcssor of nnzilytit- 1-lioinistry :it tht- l'niyt-rsity of Toronto and is also u 1-riininologist. Hr tohl us many intt-rt-sting' things nbout his 1-xpo1'ivlu-r in tlifft-rvnt t'l'iIlllll2ll 1-ztsos nntl illustrntt-tl his tnlk with with st-yt-1'ail guns, nn oltl vt-st, n pit-rv of cloth. :intl Sllllilitl' things ohtzliiu-tl whih- iiiwstigutiiig thrsv vaisos. Pl'0fl'SS0l' Root-rs' t-xtt-nsiyo lmowlotlgt- of vliomistry has provrn of grt-:it zissistziiu-Q to tlu- polivt- :intl govt-rnnn-nt ziuthoritirs. His sulmlrvss wus thoroughly 1-njoyt-el :intl wo 2lllIll't't'i2llt' Proft-ssor Rog'ol's' kintlnt-ss in Ptbllllllg to our sc-hool. 'l'lll'I ICIJITUHS' t'tlNVl'lN'l'ltbN HIC litlitors' t'onyt-ntion, hrltl 4-an-h your at tht- l'niy't-rsity ot' Toronto nmrks tho ln-giniiiiig of zlrtivitit-s for tht- srhool Ill2lQ'2lZlll0S. Hopro- ' st-ntntiyt-s :irc st-nt from ull ovvr tho provinm- :intl nrt- l'lllt'1'filll1l'tl hy tht- nioinhvrs ot' tht- NVonu-n's .lournulistiv Sorority. This yt-:ir Marjorie lit-1-r, :tn 1-x-M:1ly't-rnitv was t'll2lil'IIlilll :intl l'Xpl'l'SSt'tl lll'1' dt-light in sm-ing thnt Mulyt-rn haul tht- lnrgost 2llll'lltlEIllt'0 of tht- nssonihly. Following intl-rt-sting' :ultlrt-ssl-s hy l'roi't-ssor M. hvillliltt, Mr. W. J. llunlop, Mr. Y. Knowlt-s, Mr. A. .Xlh-n. :intl Mr. tlrogory t'l:nrkt- groups wt-rr fornu-ml :intl tlisi-ussions wort- ht-ltl 4-oin-t-rning' tht- ynrious tlopurtnn-nts of at ning- :ixin--, ln tln- 1-ya-ning' il hnnqut-t was holtl at tht- .Xrts :intl In-ttors t'luh, tho 2llt'Nl ot' honour ht-ing' t'linrlt-s tl. ID. Rohm-rts. Hn tht- st-vontl tlny nftor llt'2ll'lllQ' intt-rt-sting It-vtlm-s hy Mr. Arthur I1lNlll l'. l'rot't-ssor .l. IJ. Rohins, Mr. t'lurkt- liot-ko :intl llr. IC. A. llurtly, tht- vonytintion w:lsthroug'llt to at vlost- hy soino ol' tht- :lt-lrgintm-s :ittvntling n rnuhy usnnt- :it tht- Yursity stmliuni whilt- otln-rs 1-njoyt-tl an tln-ntro pnrty :nt tht- lioynl .XII-xailulm. Wt- tk-1-I surf- that :ill who we-rv privilvgs-ml to nttontl thu-so nu-vtings tlwiu-tl gi-1-nt ht-nt-tit from tht-ni :intl wo wish to 4-xtt-ntl our thanks to tho SlUlllJl l'lii Nol'ol'lty. fll. VV. M. 1,1 -

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THE ,ll l'SE Uno ot' tho most plcasant of 1-luh mot-tings during this yt-ar was that of tho Pot-try l'lnh, wht-n ltr. Pratt. ot' Yin-toria l'niye-rsity. rt-ad to us somt- ot' his unpuhlishod pot-ms. 'l'lu-ro sm-ins to ht- no limit to Ur. l'ratt's kindliln-ss and snroly his onvouragcmvnt of youthful poots will luring forth fruit hoth lust-ions and ahnndant. ' Letters to the Editor To tht- l'idditm'1'. Most l-Istt-aniod Sir:- l must at last Oomplain ahout tht- hopclcssly antokwatt-d conditions at our svhool. l rotl-r two an t-xamination that cvcry stndvnt ttrom the insignitikant first-t'ormor to tht- High and llonourod Fifthi of this worthy institution is hound to nndorgo. Nami-ly tho Spolling vxam. Did wo not lt-ayo our swoddling Oloths at Public' School, and with tht-in supposc-dly Spolling? Why tlivrt- l was vhainpiun spcllvr of my class. l vaino two High Svhool two 4-onkor now glories two thosu allrm-addy t'l'lll'ti, not two waist my valuihlo tinn- with a foe long vankwistvd. ttf Mighty tint- uso thy pt-rsuasiyv powt-rs on tho lofty onvs and rid ns ot' that hug harv. I rvmain yours in 1'ath A Nonny Mousvf' iil'2ll' l'idito1':f To my mind tht-rv should ht- many 1-duuational illllll'0VUIllt'IliS madv. ln tht- first plat-c l would likc to sw- tht- rotary systum aholishud. lt the tt-avht-r writ- to go from ont- room to tht- othor instt-ad ot' t'orty-tivo pupils marc-hing through tht- halls tin what is supposed to be a straight linvi tlnfro would ho lc-ss commotion and disordcr. Thi-n, rt-garding thost- horing dt-tt-ntions. VVhy don't, tlu-y bring havk tht- good old hir-kory 1-aiu-'F And why is tht-rv so much rvd-tape ovor admit slips and dt--mit slips? 1 strongly ht-liovc that a pupil ot' lligh School agt- should not havt- to vontmnl with this hut should ho allowvd to stay homt- NVilt'llt'Vt'l' ht- wishvs. Lastly, I think that tt-avln-rs should not t'orhid talking during pt-riods. It is vt-ry annoying whvn tht-y vontinnally hothor ont- with Stop talking! I hopo in tht- t'utnrt,- tht-so faults will hc c-orrovtod. Yours truly, l rvv Spot-vii. litfai' l'iditoI':- lt' yon haw- a fountain pm-n you will ho unable to rcalizc the gravity ot' tht- mattvr whiz-h I am drawing to your attc-ntion. It concerns tho 1-ondition ot' tht- ink wt-lls in tho study room. Tnk is absolutt-ly a minus quantity in that room and in many ot' tht- dt-sks 1-vt-ii tho inkwf-ll is gono. You 1-an plainly sci- thc- distastrous 4-lil-vt this has on the work ot' tho pupils. Tht-y vomt- to tht- study room 1-xpt-f-ting to work and ac'r'oinplish somt-thing hut as soon as tht-y go to writt- tht-y art' stoppm-d. This state ot' :affairs must ln- voi'i't-1-tt-tl. A Sllfi't'l't'l'. km- I