Regina Collegiate Institute - Souvenir Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Chrissie Reid She is very demure in a way, I And undertakes on the piano to play, A teacher she'll be Till a youth fair and free, Says Chrissie just name the day. Nellie Warner That exams will safely see her through, Can be denied by none-'tis true, But by slip of a glance On exam paper perchance, Put two l's in balance did do. Fred Skelton A Skelton have we in 4 A, Who looks half asleep all the day, But we have a hunch, That he's got some punch When Neil's in the Way, did you say? Graham McAra Now Graham has a knack of getting in wrong Since he never shows up before the last gong 5 At Lit. he's a shark, And he'll sure get his mark, For better and better is his song. Audrey Trimble From Moose Jaw this dark-eyed girl hails, Through exams, with good honours, she sails, Do whatever she may Its done the right way, And Moose Jaw her loss surely wails. Bruce Lindsay And a very smart boy is young Bruce, In his studies he's really quite spruce, But if drill he e'er skips, He'd best shut his' lips, For its hard to make up an excuse. ' 45

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Edna Stuart 'Tis from the town of Heward she hails, S So back there she'll go if she fails, But she works like a shark From daylight till dark, S' And in her head stores knowledge by pails. Marguerite Thomas This animated young flajoper, Comes from Govan as it do happer, She has a bright sunny smile, And her hair cut in style, 'Tis rumoured she goes with some dapper. Isobel Sparks y There was a young girl named Miss Sparks, In the morn she arose with the larks, Her Worries to borrow, She put off till the morrow, When at school she'd obtain all her marks., Miss Taylor Just listen to this will yer, ' While o'er this page I purr, Of a girl in this dell, Whose as prompt as a Bell, And her name as you know is Miss Taylor. Mac Stuart 'Tis not Mr. Stuart-just Mac, Who intends next year to come back, As he's taking just part, y And works with all heart, He piles up high marks by the stack. Miss Hendricks A quiet young girl is Miss Hendricks, Takes her seat the minute the clock ticks, She appears mild outside, But there'S humour inside, Just tell her one thing and it sticks. , 44

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John Nazarevitch Such a hard workingtyoung man is he! Yet he's sometimes a little flirty 5 With the girls he oft talks, n Till Owen he shocks, But we're sure a good teacher he'll be. Dorothy McNee We have here a girl who's called Dorothy And she works all the time to beat forty, Among her chief prides, Is to prod cats' insides, But her smile, her' chief asset, is sporty. Helen Pollard Oh! another ex-teacher is she, And as proud of it as can be, Her specs she does suit, She has knowledge to boot, ' She maintains 4 A's rep. as you see. Mary Duncan Sure! a girl in a hundred is Mary! And to all rules she is quite contrary, Her homework she won't do, Yet with high marks she gets thru, So of Mary it's best to be wary. Edla Sandstrom Quite a bird on her skates is this girl, With her cute and artistical curl, ' She loves outdoor fun, And her homework she'll shun, At four, books in her desk does she hurl! Irene Davis A demure little maid is Irene, But there's knowledge inside of her bean, In studies she crams, So she'll get through exams, She's jolly, and in Latin quite keen. 46 '