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

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COLLEGIAN, I930 A UTOGRA PHS .2038 3101010101014 Q IQ D PQUQUOXO 5 TENN S Q Q C0 RT Q g Junior Membership up to I5 i years, 53.00 Q Senior Membership over I5 Q years, 35.00 i i Tennis and Badminton are two i very popular games. Why not i join right now for tennis? C Come in to the Y.W.C.A. and ! see us about it or telephone 290 ' 0 QEQOQDQ Q QUQ Q QIQ Q QOQOQO :fore ObiUQOQl1 i Q1 Q l0Q Q QOQUQ . . C. A. GIRLS' CAMP KITCHIGAMI Dates-Last two weeks in July. Rates-312.00 for two weeks. Girls! You haven't seen life if you baven't been to Camp. eQ !il0Ql!i0QOQOQOQ QUQOQO-OQOQ

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COLLEGIAN, I9 30 AUTOGRAPHS O 9 Q..lQOQOQ0iKlQOQ 'Q i QI i l IQ i 0:9 Q.QPQ0l0l01ll010ll101011 Q Qlii i l I : HAMILTON V 3 ! ! Why Not Now? ! DusTLEss E ! g COKE Business today enters into : 2 : every department of life and Q COAL-of All Kinds a business training is therefore U essential. Get yours now. Classes are open the year and Q i around. Start your course im- : woon 5 ' i i mediately. Nothing can be gain- i FUEL OIL i i ed by delay and much may be For Furnaces lost' U Q i Q -E---- Q E CENTRAL i U Q . j N. R. F g Q Business College Q 33 Falstaff Street Stratford Ontario ! - . R. F. Lumsden, B. A. l Phone 535 Principal l 5 E E. Hanke: Has Bob proposed t? ye E., Plaskett: UNO, but last night he had an engaging ring in his voice. ' iomioioi 11Q14xinimxiugogngq11030103014,31pgqigu30g0gngu1u:4r1 Z 1 BET 'TER WAiL'LPAP'E'RfS FUR LESS iM'0NEY Q g J. S1 J. SUTHERLAND Llmlted . 'School Books and Static-nery ! 43 Downie Street ST'RlA1TF?0RD Phone 1715 i O:OlQOQOQOQUQOQ0llDQ0l it i QUQOQUQOQOQOQ lil Q it Q illilliliiilftii -I0l-

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COLLEGIAN, 1930 Miss Ross: What do you know about the Greek syntax? Cawthorpe: Good-night! Did they have to pay for their fun, too? My, l'm thirsty. You ought to drink milk. It is good for the blood. Yeh! But l'm not bloodthirsty. Rankin: Did you know that l am a magician? McLennon: UNO! How come? Rankin: Yeah-l can turn a car into a driveway. Mx. Sprung fgazing at Pigeon, who has failed to answerlz This boy looks as if he doesn't know his binomial theorem? Mr. Fuller: Oh, he always looks that way. Miss Brown: Maurice, your mouth is open. Morris Hay-ul: know. l opened it myself. lsobel: Why does a black cow give white milk that makes yellow butter? Catherine: I guess because a blackberry is red when it is green. Mr. Fuller: Do you know how to find the horse power of a car? Graham: UNO. Mr. Fuller: Easy--just lift the hood and count the plugs. Whittaker: Have you an ency- clopedia? Messersmith: No: l walk to school. Jessie- Do you know how old Miss Ross is? Helen: No, l don't, but she taught Caesar. Jean: What makes Graham Stewart so sour looking, lately. Christine: Oh, he used to be full of the milk of human kindness but he got caught in a thunderstorm. OIQDQOQODUQUQUQUQ Q Q IQDQ QI QOQUQUQUQUQ DQIIQ!DQUQUQUQUQUQOQOQC 9:0 ! ! 2 The New Inside Frosted Lamp 2 i - Q ! N 0 GLARE. EASY TO CLEAN Q Q 1-1 I I l i If you lighted your home tonight by oil as you will light it by i electricity your lighting bill would be 20 times as much. Light has become the least expensive of all comforts. It Q costs less now than ever before. The average family pays less Q for light than for cream for the breakfast coffee. g Let us help you select the right types and sizes of lamps i for your fixtures. They will increase your comfort immensely, i but your electric bill scarcely at all. y i i E YDRO HOP. Phone 460 5 Q E R E ERVICE IS SUPREME Q i 02012 Q Q i it Qll0lUQOQ0i l li0i0l0Q -I03- Ui Q0i0QllQ0l0Q0-0i If Q DQQOB