Montreal High School - Magazine Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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THE HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZINE BELLA ROSENZVEIG: Oee.: In a middy occasionally. Prep.: Syphonate a strong solution of jazz and season it with generosity. M. P.: F sharp. Aff.: Lauras Cnot classmates eitherj. DOROTHY RUBY: Occ.: At Classroom door at 9.03 every morn- ing, when not at 9.07. , Prep.: Pass an eleetrie current through a fused mania for high-stepping. M. P.: Holidays tat holiday time or other timej. Aff.: Parisian models. JEAN SCANTLEBURY: Occ.: Outside Algebra Headquarters at 8.59 a.m. Prep.: To one butterfly skirt add one lump of curiosity. M. P.: La Leeon frangaise. Aff.: Sleigh drives. MY FAIRYLAN D The winds werelwhispering in the wood Tales of the world both bad and good, Their accents soft 'round me were sighing And the mossy bank where I was lying. The trees were rustling in the breeze As though the world they wish'd to please: The flowers swayed in graceful motions, Their perfume sprayed in enchanting potions The violet in her shady bower, The eagle in his sky-high tower, The birdlings in their downy nest, Each showed a bit of Nature's best. The solemn quiet of the glen Was broken only now and then, The afternoon melted in even' glow, So I left my Fairyland to go. JUDITI-I BRAININ ORTENBERG, 8-2-D.

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THE l-llc SCHOOL MAcAz1NE 27 MR. T. B. REITH, Class Master: t'Poets that lasting marble seek Must come in Latin or in Greek. It is a constant source of wonderment to him how we ever managed to struggle up to the Sixth form with so little gray matter in our craniums. Fav. Exp.: t'Take your Composition. STUART M. ANDERSON CAndyj: It's clever, but is it art ? Fav. Exp.: 4'Oh dear! Ambition: To beat Percy Williams at his owen game. Activities: Mag. bd. artist 5 capt., senior track team, capt., class track team, leaders' class. RONALD L. DENTON CRonniej: One ear it heard, at the other out it Went. Fav. Exp.: Who'll lend me their Vergil crib ? Prob. dest.: Matric. class of 1950. Activities: Int. hockey: int. polo, capt., class swimming team, class rugby, hockey, base- ball, relay. PERCY H. BRAZER: - It is a great trial to be too handsome. Fav. Exp.: 'KI dare sayf' Activities: Sen. ski team, class rugby, basket- ball, baseball, relay team: trying to keep a straight face While Mr. MeNealy praises him for his mathematical accomplishments. JAMES HENDERSON Uimmiej: He Greek and Latin speaks with greater ease Than hogs eat acorns and tame pigeons peasf' Fav. Exp.: HFrustra inquitf' Ambition: To translate Xenophon correctly. Activities: Class hockey, official Latin trans- lator. E. COLE THURSTON CThirstyj: HH anyone attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot. Fav. Exp.: There's something rotten in Denmark! V Prob. dest.: President of the U.S.A. Activities: Listening to Mr. McBain, etc.