Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical School - Collegiate Yearbook (Sarnia, Ontario Canada)

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6 THE COLLEGIATE amvnuuunummumumnnuunuunnnunn1nnnuunInnnnn1nIuIinIu1uIIxIununnIIIIIIIIIInIIIIinnInInInuIInInInIIIIunumIIunIn111u11111u1u1nnunuuuuuummu - mumnmmuumnnuumIuu1mIuumuuununInIIIuIIIuIununIIInIIunIuIuIIIIIIuuIuIuIuII1u1IIII1IuIIunnnnunnnnnnul1lnu1muuuuunmnun SARN IA'S LARGEST CLOTHIERS VVe invite the 'Boys, Young Men and Men who wish to look young to inspect our fine showing of Suits, Top Coats, Raincoats and Dress Accessories for Spring. WATSON'S 2 160 N. Front Street Sarnia IIIuIIII1Iuu1uI1unIunI1II1II11unnuiIiIIuumnnmuununnnmnnmuuum ummI1u1Iu1uIIuuIuuuruu.nIImnnnnmnmmnmn unuumuuuummmnuInmnunmuuunuu nnnmnn unuunummunnn Telephone 324 4 lmIIu1uuumumuuunuI1Iuu11I1Iu1uuunuuu1uI1uunuInvnnnun1nnnnnnnnnni1nnnxnnnmnuumummrunmnnnmumnm 1nnnuInunmumII11111nInu1uuu1n1uu1uuuuu1nunnnnnnnnnnnnnn1nnnInnnInImnnmnnunnnn munnnnnmmnmunI1111I1111u1111Iu1u1nIauun1Iu1unu1IunI-nuu1unuuuuun1IuuunuInuuIuuunuIimunumnnmmuannenInnlllnIIIIInlIllnnInInnlInInmenumInu1nnn11nnnInnnnnnnnnnnI1InnnnnnIIInnnnnnnmmmnnnnnnm THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ' PURE DRUGS BETTY BROXYN CHOCOLATES Films and Supplies Printing and Developing REG. C. R. BELL. PHM. B. Eg Phones 1651 1595 Sarnia ISS N. Christina St. Residence 1522-J just Phone your wants. XVe will deliver them free. Nicol Cover the phonej- XVhat time were you expecting me ? Miss Ross Qicilyj- I am not expecting you at allf' Ewart Qvery sweetlyj- Then I will surprise you. gun unmn-mmm nmnmmuumlmunmmunmIIImmmmnnmI1i1a1uunummnmnm1, u uuIIIIuII1II1IIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIlmunuumunmmmmumnnIIInmnnmmmIiiIummmmmnum.Q Sarnia's Leading Shoe Store unnmu11n1InnnnunInuIIIInnn1I1111IIuu1unnn1III1nm-mn-mmnuun1nunnnnnumnnnnnInumnunummm.- mmm.IuIInIInnIIIIIuIIunIImmununuunnnunmmnnum:inIInIIIIIIInnmnnununlnun sl-los sl-lop .....E.E..1.................,..mm.m............m.m- mimmmm.inII1mm----milimnm 5 5 ....tiimn-II-III.nmm..m.....m..mmm.IIit.l.1.1I.IIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIII.IIIIIIti1itniit.I1m-it---H.--...mme g g g 143 Lochiel St. Phone 1030 ummm-- IIII1nnIInInInInIIIIIIuIn1uIuuIIIuuuuuuuuuuuuunIuuuuuunuuIIIIIunummnnnuunmam International Motor Sales Dodge Motor Vehicles, Pleasure Cars and Trucks 2-ton towing and wrecking truck, oils, grease, expert repair work. Battery Service. J. E. SIMMONS, Prop. George and Christina Streets Phone: Day 294 Night 1161-W mmnumnmuitIII1I1Ivn1IIIIIIInIIIIuIInmmmmmmnuuu1numIIIII1In1nIunIIIIIIIImnnmmnuunnn : unuuuumuumu mmmmnmnunumm :ummmIInuunnnnunnmuuunmn unnunum:nnmmmuuIunImnnnnmnnnnn miumuuumnnuummnumnuuulu if N I nmnmmu IIannuInnmunnnmunnuIuluIunlunmnumnmllm

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THE COLLEGIATE II3 HISTORY AS APPLIED TO THE S. C. I. Bastile-Detention Room. The Inquisition-The inner office. The Rack-Gun Drill. The Galleys-Digging the Shooting Gallery. The Parthenon--Assembly Hall. Babel-Study period without a teacher. The Dead Sea-Swimming Pool. The Senate-Student's Council. The Bridge of Sighs-Front steps at school time. The Gladiators-The Rugby Team. The Coloseum-Boys' Gymnasium on basketball nights. The Decline and Fall of Rome-The Chamber of Commerce Dances. The Sphinxes-S. C. I. Teachers before exams. The forum-The Halls of the School before the last bell. Crossing the Styx-Showing the report at home. as :r at Mr. Jordon Cin restaurantj- XYaiter, there is a hair in this honey. lVaiter- Oh! that's all right, it's just fresh from the comb. Irish- Did you hear the latest? Harkins, all excited- No, what? Irish- Dad got Greece on his radio last night. Mrs. Urquhart, in Latin Class- The storm was so great that the ships were wrecked' VVhat would you use in this case? Danby- Life preservers l She, waiting for mother to dress- My, but it takes my mother a long time to dress. He- You mean hours Qourjf' She- Oh Georgie, this is so sudden. Oldham- Her heart is as hard as glassg I can't even make an impression on it. ' Irish- Have you tried a diamond? Gates- Have 'ou read Freckles , Maitland? Bruce, blushing- N03 mine are the brown kind. 4: wk Pk is Bargain-Counter Golf FORE, called the impatient golfer, but the woman on the course paid no attention. FORE, he shouted again with no effect. His opponent, who was standing with a disgusted appearance suggested, Try three ninety-eight. Hand- I saw something that made my eyes open this mornringf' Doris- VVhat was it? Vliinf- My alarm clock. bk SC it Teacher. to Johnny- Spell little . Johnny- L-i-t-t-l-e. You should say-- L-i double t-l-e. The next day Johnny was asked to recite some poetry which began: Up.. up. my love, the sun is shining. Remembering his lesson of the previous y day Johnny began: Double up, my love, the sun is shining.

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II4 THELCOLLEGIATE Bruce. at Pitzer's- XYhat will you have, jean? -lean- A kiss in the dark, I think. Dalziel- Hey: Turn out the lights. az: as PF au: Mr. Grant- Translate Patterson. Putt.- 'l'liey approached the Roman's Camp. Mr. Grant- tense? Patt.- Oh, yes. They approached the ROl'l1Zl.l1,S tents. Mr. hlordon- Miss Bedard, are your feet in the aisle? Isabelle- Yes Mr. Jordon- XYell, how do you expect me to get by? Mrs. Neighbour- But isn't your son rather young to join the army? Mrs. Malaprop- Oh yes, but he is only going to join the infantry. Nl t 'L t l t t . is ress-' e ine see, wia 's your name? New Maid- Minnie Muni. NI t 'XX ll M 1 f v ' 4 is ress-' 'e innimu n, i you'll only do the maximum of work we'll get along nicely. Personnel of 3A. Joe Mclieown, nicknamed Irish, Is the clown of our domain, He has heaps of jokes-so stylish And they never are in vain. y I. Archer is the leading vamp, She can keep boys on the tramp, Especially one-but, goodness ine, I wonder who the wreteh can be? Then Tommy Baird is our or-a-tor, And very proud of him are we, For Tommy stands-feet on the Hoor- He's never shaky in the knee. Ruth Kirkpatrick is our star, A player of the famous lot, A second Buckindail-they say XYhen she is trying for a shot. Freddie XVhitcombe, our six-footer, ls famed for choosing a snappy looker, Hut when he picked his latest queen, XVe think that he was in a dream. And Annie Leslie is so clever No wonder she has won great fame, The knowledge she stows in her letters, XVould 'most put Mr. Grant to shame. The Usual Answer. H. Fulkerson- May we play basketball? Miss Burriss- I'll see. I. Foster- No, let's dance.