Midland Secondary School - Yearbook (Midland, Ontario Canada)

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Page Fifty-Six M. H. S. REVIEW Boll Gall FORM IIB. Pauline Angle, Helen Bald, Gladys Barfield, Franklin Beatty, Edna Boden, Grace Brooks, Agatha Carpenter, Goldie Cripps, Wilfred Ed- wards, Florence Gendron, Edmund Grise, Katharine Harvie, Dora Hook, Charles Hubbs, Noreen Hudson, Naomi Laidlaw, Logie McKenzie, Clarence McQuay, Ola Palmer, Donald Ross, Alan Scarlett, Melvin Spence, Charlie Stewart, Laura Toole, Mary Tremeer, Doris Trill. FORM ll C. Audrey Anderson, Bertha Beauchamp, Bertha Clute, Dorothy Girard, Robert Holt, Frances Laidlaw, Joe Leferriere, Ivy Long, Ernest Lowes, Adele McMullen, Burnadette Moreau, Isobel Morrison, Nettie Moxham, Eldon Nevills, Jessie Parker, Melville Ralph, Helen Riddell, Ethel Robe, Lilia Robe, Beryl Robertson, Agnes Sharp, Eunice Sylvester, Alfred Wadge, Lola Walters, Grace Wiles, Elma Wilson. FORM lll A. Willard Battrick, Agnes Benson, Beatrice Calder, Smith Cameron, Ralph Chase, Gerald Fair, William Feeheley, Julia Fitzgerald, Charles Joyce, James Kedge, George Marsh, Wilfred McGrath, Harold McQuay, Lillian Prince, Vera Salisbury, Jeanne Scarlett, Ray Switzer, Fred Top- ping, John Turner, Betty Wimperley. FORM lll B. Doris Bray, Earl Cumming, Grace Edwards, Stella Gianetto, Gerald Gray, Blanche Hopkins, Cora Hunter, Inez Lucas, Donald MacLennan, Betty McLaren, Margaret Murday, Doris Ney, Hugh Ney, Annie Park, Olive Roebuck, Victor Spring, Edith McCaughey, Isabel McLachlan, Dorothy McCannell. FORM.l V. Dorothy Angle, Philip Bailey, Frederick Bell, Dorothy Bolyea, Mar- ion Brown, Henry Boyer, Lillian DeNure, Lillian Elsom, Frank Gouett, Howard Gregoire, Laurence Grise, Harold Humphries, Ada King, Lorne Letherby, Ernest Nicholson, Miriam Panton, Edward Patchell, James Playfair, Rena Robertson, Viola Robertson, Aberdeen Robins, Aileen Robinson, Jean Robinson, Thompson Ross, Ida Sloan, Ruth Topping, Mar- cil Tremblay, Fred Tremeer, Dorothy Wright, Marjorie Wright. FORM.V. Allan Bailey, Marcel Bellehunieur, Marion Brandon, Kenneth Brown, Eileen Chew, Albert DeFinney, Sylvia Fitzgerald, Verna Haughton, Ger- trude Hood, Burwell Hunter, Edmund Jones, Winnifred Jones, John Jory, Muriel Kirk, Margaret Knight, Reynolds McCannell, Kathleen Mclntag- gart, Islay, McIntyre, Gordon McKeown, Verna Rankin, Helen Ross, Monda Rowe, Ruth Sylvester, Gunhilda Ulrickson. -

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Page Fifty-Eight M. H. S. REVIEW H 'WD 5 I3 .pg I 'I bf 1v ' 4,1 .IW UNHCR Kit-- Really, I can't see what he sees in her. Kat- Well, you know the lure of the filthy Lucre-her people are in oil. Kit-- Humph-so are sardinesf' Fashion decrees if any thing becomes long- er, it will be shoulder straps. But why not eliminate the pesky things altogether. They are so Mid-Victorian. Miss McMullen- Can anyone in the class define the word Hprocrastinate ? No response from class. Miss McMullen- Well, to procrastin- ate is to put oft. Patchell, construct a sentence using' the word. Patchell fafter deep thoughtj- I asked the conductor to procrastinate me at Hugel and Fifth. Statistics indicate a decided increase in the percentage of murders, since the manu- We t I ' 01 IQ Q' A, 1, 2 5 is-S r' 1,-egg 5 - vm - r 5 facturers of Listerine started their campaign for making candour the basis of friendship. 'tChick .... Hello ! ...... hello Z .... .Oh hello. .is that Marion 'Z Marion who 'Z Marion Watt. Yes, that's what I said, Marion What. Well, it's Marion Watt I want ! Say, are you off your base '? What's stopping you from marryin' what you want 'I John Watt's the main reason I'm not marryin' Marion Watt. and if it's bologna you want, what's your address? Listen, my name isn't Johng this is the Blank Street Meat Emporium, No what isn't my address, and besides- I said what is your address. I say, is this the Beanville Insane Asylum 'T Kindly reserve a padded cell and bath-Thank you. The Science of Bridge. Scene-Any living' room, in any house, any time between the lunch- eon and dinner hours. Characters - Mrs. Cluck, a woman of few words. Mrs. Whalebone, the hostess. Miss Vine, a maiden lady. A Mrs. Jolm Tell, recently widowed. Mrs. Whalebone--'tWc-'re all here now except M1's. John Teelg I wonder what's keeping her ? Mrs. Cluck- Well, really, I wouldn't for worlds want to be catty,