Stratford Central Secondary School - Collegian Yearbook (Stratford, Ontario Canada)

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COLLEGIAN, l930 DCOIKlifDilPQKDll510-0Q0i0Q0i0i0l0i1iQ!lllli0i0lllQOQOQOQ0l Q Eventually You Will Use Electric Refrigeration Why not NOVV? There are three times as many FRIGIDAIRES in use as all others combined. FRIGIDAIRE is the choice of the majority. Product of General Motors TH OS. E. H EN R Y, Distributor 32-36 Erie Street, Stratford, Ontario Oi Q Q Q IQ!illlil!iillilli0QOQ0i0i0i0il!i0Q0i01Ui i i lil Strong and stalwart Charlie Hayes, Perchance you'll set yourself ablazeg But since you tower above the trees The blaze will scarcely reach your knees! lm, Q1QIlQ0i1,ilQ1iQ!lQlli0QKDQ!Dilli0i0i0QOQKIQOQOQ I Q Q Q0 QUALITY All' A PRICE Remarkable Values in Solid Walnut Furniture Ask your dealer to show you our beautiful Dining-Room and Bedroom Suites, in solid and veneered Walnut, that are now Within reach of every pocketbook. The Stratford hair Co. S'T1RATFf0rRlD, 'O'NTAlR1I'0 Manufacturers of Dining-Room and Bedroom Suites, Office Chairs, Rockers and Odd Tables Fifi- Q illlllllllil-llDQ010i0QOQKDQOQOQ010l0i0i01 i Q Q lil

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COLLEGIAN, 1930 btratfurh Qiullegiatefuratinnal iinstitute 5 ' C I E V gf .... H . -Q Ning 1'Ng5yfZ SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR CHGOL is situated on St. AndreW's Street on the left bank of the River Avon. Provision is made on the time table for the follow- ing courses: General, Entrance to Normal School for Second Class and First Class Public School Teachers, Junior and Senior Matriculation, General and Special Commercial Courses. The Academic work of the Collegiate Institute is gener- ally taken in five years-two in the lower, two in the Middle and one in the Upper School. The Commercial work also includes a special class, com- posed of students who have spent at least two or three years in the Academic School. There is also a first-class department of Manual Training and Domestic Science, as well as an excellent department of Music open to all students. The teaching staff includes specialists in all departments. The Board of Education and a number of private citizens have donated a number of medal and cash prizes for academic work. Extra-curriculum activities have the support of the board and staff. Proficiency in calisthenics, athletics, gymnastics, oratory and debating is encouraged. Board of Trustees for 1930: Dr. Robertson, Chairman A. W. Davis R. Easson C. A. Moore A. L. Holmes A. T. Copper Dr. G. H. Ingham Dr. W. I-I. K. Crehan H. M. Patterson H. L. Griffith Dr. E.. H. Eidt, Secretary-Treasurer W. l... Sprung, B.A., Principal ill Q l QI 1 illillQKV101lQOQ0l0QlliOQ0l0QKPM Q DQ lil Q QOQ -3 3-

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COLLEGIAN, l930 How Jacky Canuck became Grand Wazir of Khorassan Let him approach at once. Hold back these envious hordes. What ho! -a princely Gift. O marvellous!--a package more rare than jewels. O gold-and-White covered cubes of ecstasy! Long have I wanted a box of that great Western comfit Neilson's jersey Milk Chocolate and never couldll get one through because of the greed of my attendants. Let this thrice welcome stranger be rewarded above the first of my subjects. In such impassioned terms did the Sultan of Khorassan greet Iacky Canuck from Canada as that intrepid lad journeyed East in search of adventure and, having saved the greatest of his trading treasures, a 5 dozen box of Neilson's jersey Milk Chocolate Bars, for the eye of the Sultan alone, was duly and properly rewarded with the lordly position of Grand Wazir of Khorassan. Then by establishing a fleet of aeroplanes between the Court and the Neilson plant in far away Toronto he was able to maintain a constant stream of cases of Neilson's Chocolate Bars for the Sultan's private use and thus made his position doubly secure. Of course, in due time, he shared the Sultan's throne and bossed the Kingdom. Y Emi! JERSEY i ll i THE BEST MILK CHOCOLATE MADE - -841 l