Midland Secondary School - Yearbook (Midland, Ontario Canada)

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Page Thirty-Six M. H. S. REVIEW ' THE 'I NAME NICKNAME ,g How Got Through ' AMBITION John Jory . . . . Chohn . . . . . . Sneaked . . . . .... Soap-box Orator. Kenneth Brown .. 'tKen .. . Wiggled .. . To be a Shiek. Burwell Hunter .. Burr . . Didn't .. To Get Tight. Albert DeFinney Ab .. . . Worked .. . We Wonder. Reynolds McCannell Scotty . . Slept .. To be Like Bur Marion Brandon . Marny . . Brains . Home- for Stray Cats. Gunhilda Ulrickson Hillie .. . Was Let .. . To LSit Beside 'Kenf' Helen Ross . ..... Dilly . . Giggled . .... To Make Eyes at Lal. Sylvia Fitzgerald . . Torchy .. . Took a Chance To Reduce. Muriel Kirk . ..... ? ? ? .. . Flew .. . To be an Algebra Wizard. Islay McIntyre . . Mac .. . On High ..... To be a Professo Fred Bell . .... Freddie . . Barely .... .. To Live on Hannah Street. Beatrice Calder , , Bea . . She Won't Tell .... Seven Sundays a Week. Laurence Grise . . Lal . , Somehow . Dot. Dorothy Angle . Dot - . Played .. ? ? 'Z ? Fred Tremeer . . Slim .. . Slid .. .. To Make Himself Heard. Ruth Topping , , HSh0I'ty,' . . . . Studied . . To Own an Auburn. Melville Ralph . . Meb .. . Ran .. .. To be Six Feet Tall. Eileen Chew . . A MYSWTY - Clever .. . Editor of Free H Press. G91-aid Fair , ,,,,, Fairy . Dunno .. To Keep His Hair Combed. Donald MacLennan . .. Muck . . . . Pushed . . . . . . .. A Girl in Every Port. Vera Salisbury . .. Sass .. . . . G00dneSS Knows To Find a Man. Edith McCaughey , Buttermilk . Plucked .. .... I To be Popular. Jean Robinson . .. Jeanie . . . As Usual ......... N '4Jibb0, Gerald Gray . . . . Temper . . . . . Jumped . . . . . To Trip the Light Fantastic. George Chew . . Clif-3wie . Crawled ..... To be Quiet. William King . . B1lly ... Just . .... ..... T 0 be a Rug-by Champ. Hay-Old McQuay , , lilac . . ...N Don't be' inquisitive. T0 Create 3 Laugh. ' Marion Brown . . . HSU00ky . . .. Concentrated . . . . To Getb Thin. Harold Humphries . TWO Bob . .V .. On His Looks .... To Look Wise. Marcel Bellehumeur G00d Humour . . Dozed .. .. - To Catch 8:30 Br Pauline Angle ... Paul . . .... . Determination .. T0 be Basketball Adele McMullen . . AskHer.,. Just Didn't .. . . Star. be the Centre of Attraction. To

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i M. H. S. REVIEW Page Thirty-Five Zlihe Zlaigb Qrbuul QBrchzstra Our school orchestra this year was again a success but not nearly as successful as last year. At the beginning of the term, things looked dark in regards to having an orchestra, however, Bailey scoured the school for talent and was rewarded by finding a few dark horses. In other years M.H.S. has had some very good orchestras and plenty of material. But this year we have fallen down. In a school like ours surely we ought to be able to have an orchestra, second only to Paul Whiteman and his band. Can't we revive the old spirit 'Z However under the very able leadership of Philip Bailey, it is well organized and its selections are always delightful and greatly appreciated. The Orchestra : Dorothy Angle ,........... Piano Udine Parker ............ Violin Philip Bailey. .Saxaphone and Leader George Marsh ............. Banjo Laurence Grise ............ Traps The Sljielh In 1924 there was donated to the school by Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Johns- ton,a shield. On this shield, the name of the pupil who has obtained the highest standing in his form throughout the year is engraved. Those who obtained the highest standing and thus those who have their name engraved on the shield for 1927 are as follows :- Form V-Jeanetta Park. Forni IV-Islay Mclntyre. Form IIIA-Ada King. Form IIIB--James Playfair. Form IIA--Graham Swales. Form IIB-Annie Park. Form IIC--Marjorie Noquet. Form IA-Katharine Harvie Form IB-Melvin Spence. F'orm IC-Nettie Moxham.

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I 'll F . . M. H. S. REVIEW Page Thirty-Seven QTTLER lx. . 4 NAME Qnry Boyer . .. Frgest Lowes . . 'O Philip Bailey . .. Edward Patchell . George Marsh . .. Glarles Joyce . . Ray Switzer .. . l'hompson Ross .. Lillian DeNure .. Agnes Benson . .. Ieanne McLachlan . Uathdrine McIntyre.: L llbert Hill ....... liriam Panton . . Douglas Shanacy. . . Ralph Chase . . . . Ernest Nicholson . lean Jory . .... . Iharles Hubbs . . 3onald Ross .. . Lorne Letherby . Edmund Jones . . . Vames Playfair . . Qillian Elsom . . Stanley Hill . . . . . Irozier Hudson . . Lllan McPherson . Kenneth Bell . . Edith Arzue .. .. Jprothv Haggart . Nilfred McGrath . Iordon McKeown . D luth Sylvester . iertrude Hood . .. NICKNAME How Got Through AMBITION Hen .. After Dark T0 Cllltivate a Permanent Wave. 1-Duckyf' , By Mistake , , To Have His Own - Way. Barley . Crammed .. .. T0 be 2 Second Paderwiski. Frizz . Stumblecl .. . . T0 Look Studious. Marshie . Don't Ask Us .. .. T0 Control His Laugh. Charlie . Fooled . . . . . . T0 be like Harold Lloyd. Short . . Puzzled . . . . . T0 be Detained. 'Timothy . Cou1cln't Say To be 4th F0rm's Sheik. 'Lil' . . Just Hung' On ..... To Laugh a Lot. 'Aggien . . No One Looking . . . T0 Take Hel' Time. Jenny . Some one took her.. To be Sent Out. 'Kay . The Door .. ...... LOI1g Distance Walker 'Bert . Shamblecl . . .. To Exceed the Speed Limit. Mim . Sent .. .. .. An Athlete. Doug ' . . Tripped . .. To be Tough. 'FAT . Bluffed . . .. To be Fat Man in Circus. Nicky . Contraclicted . . T0 Play the Fool 'Jeanie . . Error . .......... She Won't Tell. ChoDDY . Was Ambitious .... To be a Chemist. Don . . Slipped .. ........ T0 Act the Clown. 'Lornie . Using Big Words . To Speak English. 'Casey . Error-please excuse. To OWU a farm. Jim . Will Power ...... To be a Giant. Lil . Fortunate .. ...... T0 d0 her Homework. 'Stan . Whizzed .. . .. .. Rabbit Fancier. 'Cap . . Luck . . . . . . . . . . T0 be Chase's Rival. Sibbs .. We Don't Know .. Champ. High Jumper. 'Tubby . Elbowerl .. .... .. To Reduce. 'Eddie . Wiggled .. ., ,, To be a Sheba. 'Dot . . . To be on Time. 'Iffy .. ... Father Time . Ruthie . . Gert . I n Answers .. .. Not His Fault .... . Mistake . . .... . . Ambition . . . Worked . . To Stay Awake. To Head the Class. To be a School Marm. To be a Mathe- matician.