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

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100 THE COLLEGIATE HERBERT HENRY M. HALLIDAY To-morrow to fresh woods, and past- ures new. Chemical Engineering-Ann Arbor. AUDREY E. HAMMETT I could love thee, Work, so much, Loved I not Pleas-ure more. C'lass'ic:s-Univerisity College, Toronto. MARGARET ELIZABETH HUGHES So unaffected and so natural. Arts-Weistern University. London. GARNETT THOMAS HUSSER We should all choose that brave car- eer in which we can do best and m-ost for mankind. F ' Ministry-Victoria. WILLIAM EDWARD JONES A little love now and then is ap- preciated by the best of men. Oiiice of Sarnia Fence Co. EDWARD HUGH LOGAN Innocence is the balm of virtue, but who says that I'm innocent. Oflice of Muellers. MARY DOROTHY M.acINTYRE Come and trip 'it as you go, - On the liht fantastic toe. Kinderganden Primary-Toronto Nor- mal. . DONALD WALKER MCGIBBON And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small he-ad could carry all he knew. Commerce and Finance-Victoria Col. ROWLEY FREDERICK McKAY Broad of shoulders, broad of mind. The world could use more of his kind. Terst House-Imperial Oil, Limited. ROBERT LYLE McKAY Once a friend, always a friend. Commerce' Class-Western Univer-s-ity. PAULINE EMILY MILLS Came the dawn. , Modern History-Victoria Oollege, Toronto. RALPH SCOTT MISNER And he learned about wo-men from her 'fand her, and her-to the' nth defgree.J Special Artis Oourse-Western. KENNETH BERNARD MYERS For what is knowledge compared to - love. Business and Finance-U. -of D. GORDON GEORGE PATERSON A sailor boy was he Cwith a girl in every port.Y' Chemistry-Western. NORMAN JOHNSTONE PATERSON From his youth upwards he had felt himself marked out for a high destiny. Chem. Engineering--Toronto Univers- ity. KENNETH BENSON PORTER I never felt the kiss of love, Nor maiden's hand in mme. Ofliice Clerk-Mueller Mfg. Co. NORMAN AINSLEY REID To make all men your friend-s is an arduous ta-sk, 'tis enough to have no enemies. Test House-Imperial Oil. DAISY L. RICHARDS Like unto her voice-sweet, clear and true. MacDonald Hall, Guelph. AUGORA ISABELLE ROLLINS She has two eyes so soft'and'brown-- take care! A M a-cD-onald Hall, Guellph. FREDERICK GEORGE SAMIS Yet a little rest, a little slumber, a litt-le folding of the hands to sleep. Test House-Imperial Oli'l. JOHN FREDERICK STUBBS I'm ia little pra-irie flower, Growing Wilder every hour. Mech, Engineering-University off Toronto. WILLIAM OSBORNE TWAITS D-on't trouble- trouble till trouble troubles you. I Commerce and Flinance-Varsity. WILLIAM ALFRED WILLIAMS On with the dan-ce, Let joy be un-refined. Aeronautical Engineering-Ann Arbor ELAINE MERCEDES WOODROW Though College days have'the.i:r de- li-ghts. They can't compare with college nights. Secretarial Science-Western Uni- versity. London. '

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THE COLLEGIATE M MR.DURNFoRD Is manager of the new electrical Q store of McPhillips, Ltd. MR. KEENE Accepted an opening onthe staff of the VVestern Technical School, Toronto. 9 MR. RUSS Is with the Canadian General El- ectric Co. of Peterborough. MR. ALDERSON Has joined the staff of the Central High School of Commerce, Tor- onto. Ont. ,V A MR. KEEBER. f Is in charge of the sporting goods department of the Robert Simp- son Co., Toronto. ' T0 I-IONOUR GRADUATES , , June is often spoken of as the month of brides . However, it should also FLORENCE MARION BROWN be thought of as the m-onth osf graduation. Ifn the lattier respect, June of IQZQ was one of the most outstanding months our schoolhas y-et seen. It may not have been t'he liargest graduating class, but it is indisputalble when we say that it was one of the most successful. Four members of the class did honour to t-he school by winning six scholarships. . . . When considering the graduating class of last year there is a factor that stanlds out, beckoning for our attentifon.The-re were twelve boys in this class who either played senior rugby or were affiliated with t'he team. Others were either on the basketfball team, rifle team, hockey team, or some other activity. Of the twelve rugby players in their 'final year, twelve of them were successful, while one of them was awarded two sfchiolarships. They set an example for us ,to follow. We cannot allow our activities to dwin-dle away, but at the same time, we must keep our academic standing. The graduates of ,ZQ did it, so must the graduating classels of '30, and all suioce-eding years. BESSIE MARION CHOWEN It is not duck -or Chlance or pull or influence-wt is ability. Arts-Western University, London. HELEN CHRISTIE BROWN Quick to learn and wise to know. Household Science-University Col- lege, To-ronto. MARION E. BROWN 'She':s gone, 'like Alexander To spread her conquests farther. Modernfs-McMaster, Toronto. CHARLES ERNEST BRUSH He.loves music, also beauty: The night for love, the day for duty. Arts-U. of M. RAlCHEL E. BUCHAN ...Q Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. - Modernfs-Trinity Oollege, Toronto. When she will she will you may de- pend on't. VVhen she won't she won't and that's and end of it. At Home. 9 ROBERT JOHN BOYD CIHRISTIE To live long, it .i-s necerssary to live slowly. Test House-Imperial Oil. WILLIAM TRAVIS CHURCHILL The flower of rneekness on a stem off grace. Medicine-Queens. ' KENNETH JAM ES FRASER For I wi-lll eat and drink and play, Until its time tio 'hit the hay. Business and Commerce-Western. We regret that Ken has been forced to remain home since Christmas be- cause of illness.

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THE COLLEGIATE 101 TO TECHNICAL GRADUATES Each succeeding year sees a larger enroll-ment in the technical de- partment, which only goes to show that those who graduate are proving themselves capable in their waflk of life. To these we extend our best wishes for future success. ' Fourth Year Graduates ' Karl Chtalmers,-Electric Autoliteg Vernon R. Clarke-McPhillips Ltd. John Down-Bell Telephone, Gilbert Prudom-Laidlavv's. ' Third Year Graduates Albert Banting-Muellersg John Dowswell-Bridge Works, Kenneth George-George Harris an-d his Commodores, Russel Irons-ide-at home, Margaret' S. Johnson-at home, Arthur Lawson-at home, James Lennox- Imperial Oil, VVil'liam R. Struthers--Test House, Imperial Oil. O TO COMMERCIAL GRADUATES The Commercial graduates of the school are very numerous each year. There is a great demand for students of this typ-e who enter -into business connections. To those who have successfully completed their course we hope that your services will be appreciated in the commerce of our country. Sadie Brown-McTaggart's Book Store, Pt. Hurong Dorothy Bury- Silverwood's, Marjorie Butler-Glynn'sg Dorothy Capps-Bell Telephone, Mary Connors-working in Wyofmingg Muriel Dunford-Bell Telephone: Dorothy Grififiths-Imp-erial Oil, Margaret Guy+Cl-ark Coal Co.g Frances Harvey-Bank of Nova Scotia, Margaret Johnson-Bridge Worlksg Jessie Jones-Muellersg He-len Kennedy-Electric Autolite: Ruth Lackie-Imperial Oil, Florence McCordic-Gurd, Fuller, Taylor, Iso-bel MacDonald-Imperial Oil, Alma Perry-Bell Telephone, Marie Purser-VV. H. Sutherland, Gladys Reid--Grine'lls', Pt. Huron, Annie Smith-Logan Sz Logan, Kitty Summers- Goo-dison'sg Margaret Taylor-Baird, VVatson, McColl, Pt. Huron, Elizabeth Wilson-Northern Navigation Co. i o NON GRADUATES Many students leave the school without completing their course: some are forced tfo do so, others are just anxious to get out innto the world. We -hope that you will soon, if not already, secure satisfactory em- ployment. NURSES IN TRAINING Helen Driscoll-Providence Hospital, Detroit. Frances Leach-Grace Hospital, Detroit. Margaret De-Cou--St. Ioseph's Hospital, London. ' Joyce Killaby-Victoria Hospital, London. Alma Jenni-ngs-General Hospital, Chatham.-