North Bay Collegiate Institute and Vocational School - Northland Echo Yearbook (North Bay, Ontario Canada)

 - Class of 1941

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THE NORTHLAND ECHO 63 Mr. Firth would die of fright .Our answers scare him so. But through it all we stand intact, United in a group. Our fame is an established fact In the intellectual loop. When our successors read this poem In a thirtieth century storm They will compare with Caesar's Rome The fame of our Fifth Form. Miss Duff: Does this train stop at South River, conductor? Conductor: Well, if it doesn't there'll be quite a splash. Parashat: Miss Hamer: How do they make the silk of a parachute strong enough to support the weight of a jumper. Russ. Stephenson Cundertonel They feed the silkworms spinach! XA COMM. MISS A. WALKER MARION FERGUSON, Rep. Two girls standing in the corridor having a little chat. Miss Gardner has a special crush on I. O'Hare. How come? She wanted her to stay after four so they can walk arm in arm around the corridors. Miss Walker, talking to Iris Stevenson: What happened to your arm, Iris? I fell and sprained it yesterday. I think that's just as bad as a break, don't you.', I don't knowg I haven't tried that yet. IIA CommerciaI's Overseas Box During the month of October and Novem- ber the pupils of IIA Comm. have experienced the joy of preparing an overseas box. They put forth every effort to assist the issue. There is one point which I wish and must emphasize and that is IIA's knitting. It is lovely. Scarves, wristlets, and socks have literally been pouring in. The knitting shows pains-taking care. They have done and I am sure that they are still doing marvellously with their war work. Into our box went food, knitted articles, to- bacco and shaving articles. We fully intend to send out another box later on and it will be even better than the first. We only hope that Sapper Robert Colyer, to whom it was sent, en- joys receiving it as much as we have enjoyed collecting and packing t.he material. BY ERIN L1-:E Between you and me Going into Mr. Baker's room one day, found broken-hearted written in extra large letters on the board. Mr. Baker, in his dramatic way: Now girls, I donit mean youf, - XB COMM. MR. R. E. FRANKLIN KEN LOCKE, Repre. Ten Years Hence H9155 That will be the day Tony Celentino becomes a grad. Louie Nunner grows two inches. Cecil Cole starts to shave. Moe Otto comes to school on time. Rodney McAuley's hair turns white. Beryl Enborg does her homework. Lorne Smiley is either the Outdoor Boy or Fresh Air Fiend . He likes the windows open. Robert Gillies wants to know if the flight of time is speeded by the spur of the moment. Why do all the female teachers call Grant Darling by his first name? XI COMM. MR. J. E. BAKER Eleanor Rennick, Representative. 1940-41 Wanted: Wanted by Jack White Some one to love, Some one to kiss and caress, Some one who'll keep all my buttons sewed on, And see that my clothes are in press. Wanted by D. Baldassaro Some one to love, Some one to boss and guide, Who can cook, and scrub, and use the wash tub, And lug all the coal in besides. Wanted by A. Rivet Some one to love, Some one to hug and to squeeze, Some one to blame and never complain.



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64 THE NORTHLAND ECHO Why: XI COMM. Why Does Audrey Buchanan go around Parsing ShtthShbtt ?Ir5ggt?,, ao hasrst anesftlgng so T52 Mr. Baker:,::Parse the sentence, 'George with Herbie Anderson has it Audrey? mal-ned Shirley ' . Grant: George is a noun because he's the Why Does Beatrice Simm's face turn red name of something: married is a conjunction every time George Howard strolls by? because it joins George to Shirley: and Shirley Why Does Donalda McLeod come to school is a verb because She governs the noun' so cheerfully some mornings? Would M it have anything to do with those let- Glad To Meter ters from Jackie i . ' Dear,,' said Audre, the poet, I think we'd Why: Does Dora Carmichael Trip the Light make a good coupletf' Fantastic every time she gets on 2nd Uweiif sighed Vivian, ffdonft think fm floor? averse. Why: Does Beryl like getting letters from lm'- Grenville N. C. What's Grenville got that North Bay hasn't? Brother Never Owned One Why Doesnit Mr. Foster teach IIIA that Campbell: You ought to buy an encyclo- lesson he promised to so long ago- Apples are getting scarce now you know. News of the Day l. Helen Tyers wasn't late. 2. Beatrice stopped looking at Howard. 3. Baldassaro didnit have a detention. 4. Helen Schell didn't chew gum. 5. Marjorie Lovell forgot jerry. 6. Jack White wasn't so bashful. 7. A. Rivet didn't argue. 8. Campbell didn't have something to say. A Story It was a Black night and the snow was very White. I went to the Baker to get some dough, but he said he was all Tyers out and didn't McKenny. So I went into the Cole and dreamed of Summerhayes. It was useless be- cause it was Howard to imagine on a Knight like this, so I Rennick all the way. I met a salesman who said: t'Use Schell motor oil, it Maxwell hearf, So his car McLeod noise Anderson of the Baker came with some Dwyer to tie on the loose Rivet in the car door. Teacher's Sayings: Mr. Franklin: You're getting dumber every day. Mr. Foster: This is an extra special class. Mr. Baker: I wonder if we could go through a day without a late. Miss McNamara: This class is just hopeless. Now what will you do when you go out into the business world and you .......... pedia, now that your brother is going to school. White: Not on your life. Let him walk, the same as I did. If During Mathematics period: Shirley: What would you have to-day if woman had not been created?,' Howard: One more rib. How To Tell Clarette Granger: Dutchy how can you tell an old chicken from a young one? Dutchy: By the teeth. Clarette: How silly! A chicken has no teeth. Dutchy: No, but I have. Florence McKenny: Did you see my photo in the paper yesterday? Eula Summerhayes: No, what were you cured of? SPECIAL COMMERCIAL MISS E. MACNAMARA JEAN WADDINGTON, Rep. Ouch! Ida: I've changed my mind. Molly: Does it work any better? M-1. SPECIAL IS STILL WONDERING who got the best of the feud, Skellern and Vinette were scheduled to have way 'back in November. We didn't notice any black eyes the next days. Did you ever get your books back, Leo?

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