North Toronto Collegiate Institute - Howler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Bsv. GAX'NOR, 5A E HOII'I.IiR, 1934 l A EETS EDITORIAL MANAGING EDITOR BIARION GI1I:I:Ns1III:I.Iws, 513 T H E ASSOCIATE EDITORS ,ART IJFNBAR, 4-G: Bussu: McC1'I,I.nI'oII, b X Y, BUSINESS STAFF 3 Advertising Manager ---- Circulation Manager STAFF 513 l'lI.MI-:R A. IJOAN. 5A -Ill - l3I:1'rx' FI'I.I.I:R, Assistant - - ----- GoRI:uN SI'rIII:RI.ANn, 5G Y DEPARTMENT EDITORS i Form Notes ----- IIIIIIANNE KI.I:IN. 513 I Literary 1'IIxI.1.1s SANIIIIAM, 515 I Assistant BIA1IYl'ILl.A xv.-XRNI-IR, 3A ' Humour '--- MARIIIN Mclirzxzuz, 5D Assistants DONNY AIACEACIIITEX, 5174 llI:T'I'I' KIRK, 415 Art - .------ Blu. REED-1.I:wIs. 5111 Assistants Bl-j'I'I'Y NIILLER, 4-G: l'AM Mc1,AI'o1ILIN, Ili: .IAcK NICEIVICN, 4-li Photography ------- IIEE Fos'rI:R, 5C I Exchange ---- AIIRLE linux, 5C Alumni - BIARION l'A'r'roN, Emma 'l'IIoRNI: Ciiraclsj Boys' Sports - - I'l1lN1E 1l0I.I,AS'l'4'N, 513 Assistant - JIM BLAUQ, 515 Girls' Sports ------ AIAILIORIE BPIATIIN. 5G i Assistants - NORA CRUWIJ, 5G: lIl I'lI XYOUNG, 5,-X: MARG. 'l'AYI.oR, 5G Z Feature Editor ---- ---- I .ons llow Assistant - - - - - ADVISERS Miss 15. NIENZIES Miss lIIAIIoNI:x', MII. Mmcor, Miss M. FENXVICK, MR. XV. A. ADVERTISING SOLICITORS MARG. NICRIAIITIN, 4-E RAN. JOHNSTON, 4-D I'IAl'l,EY NEILSON, 5E 5A'-GEORKIE MARSliAI,L 5B-OLXVIN PEARSON 5C-EDWIN FARBIBR 5D'-IVIARION MCNAUGHTON 5E-RAE MACKINNON 5F-ENIII JACKLIN 5G-CIIAFLIE CHANNEL 4-A-EDITH MARSHALL 4-B--FRANCIS HENDREN 4-C-Ross CRAIG 4-D-0sIsoRNI: CoLsoN 4-E-EIIITII FIELD FORM 4-F- -IG- BETTI' COLEMAN, 3G MIvRII:L MCCARTIIY, 313 REPR ESENTATIVES HAROLD SELLERS JEAN JAMES 4'I'I-'ISETTY FULLER 3A-DICK ST. LAWRENCE 313-ARCIIIE MCNALYGIITON 3C-SIII:I'I-ARD LEVVIS 3D-BILL AUERIIACK 3E-BILL RALPH 3F- BILI. SCO'1'I' 3G-NETTA Goonwnz 31-I-STUART BURGESS 31C-ARCHIE MCCAIG - - M l'll1H1. Mr'I.I.ox' BLYCIJ, MR. C. S. FIKIIBIPIII 'l'oM NEWTON, 5.-X ELMER A. DIIAN, 5A 31.-RUTII 'l'orI'IN 2.-X-SALLY IERADFII-II.IJ :Ii-C1'IATSWl'0RTlI ZCSBILL GANSIIX' 217-ISETTY CRAIG QE-JOAN CAIIczHI.m' QF-TIIELBIA RAMsoN IA-GLADYS MALLOX' IB-CHARLES LITDIBPIRS IC-ALFRED BRENNER ID-AITDREY LEAR IE-PIn'LLIs SHAW 'B IIIIKC I

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11.1,,t-Fam.-t-ii THE HOWLER, 1934 In 1 B AT U xl ff o, n f' EDITURI o ,t , I3 if 5 , li promised in September to have the book out early, and here it isgthe 19:31 Hmulcrfaml we leave it to you to judge whether it is any the worse for its speedy journey from the pupils to the ruthless staffffrom there to the printer's, and, to complete the circle, back to you. This year has been rather out-of-the-ordinary, Things have been happening with such rapid- ity that it is almost impossible to keep up with them. Our Senior Rugby Team, coached by Mr. Reynolds, started the year off by winning the city cham- pionship for the first time. That alone, if nothing else had happened, would have caused enough excitement to last throughout the year. The old saying, Pride goeth before a fall, had us a little worried, even in the midst of our glory, but no-ours was the exception that proved the rule. North Toronto wasn't going to stop with winning the Senior title- Oh, no-our Bantams decided that! They heard that Mr. Thomas Church was donating a Bantam cup. They thought it would look extremely well in front of the auditorium, so they set out to get it, and they did! Our juniors put up a real fight, but didn't quite make the grade. Better luck next year. Then our track team got their heads together and thought they would prove that Rugby was not the only thing North Toronto excelled in, and as a result of the huddle, brought home MARION GREENSHIELDS Editor three Canadian titles. Mr. Bryce ably coached the boys along this line. Among the many other feat- ures in the magazine, you will notice our Anniversary Page. This year North Toronto is cele- brating its twenty-iirst birthday. Our school comes of age! If it has accomplished as much as it has in the past when it was only a mere child, what will it do now that it is an adult? We shall see! Nile hope you will get as much enjoyment out of the magazine as we have had in producing it! We have aimed to please in this, the thirteenth edition of the Howler and hope it meets with your hearty approval. This year, in spite of the fact that we hur- ried things along at a heretofore unheard of rate of speed, the material submitted was splendid. For the whole-hearted co-operation of our fellow students, the editorial staff expresses its appreciation. To Miss Menzies we extend a vote of thanks. VVhat we would have done without her we don't know and are afraid to think. Mr. Medcof and Miss Mahoney have been invaluable as staff advisors. Also Miss Fen- wick, Mr. Bryce and Mr. Page have done a great deal to make our sport's section bigger and better than ever. Mr. Sid. Reynolds has inspired the advertising staff to bigger and better efforts and has shouldered all our finan- cial burdens-who could be better fitted for