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

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COLLEGIAN, I930 1 JUNIOR LITERARY EXECUTIVE E. Cosford, D. Myers, M. Hay, S. Johnson, D. Smith. JUNIOR LITERARY SOCIETY Early in October there was some excitement in Lower School owing to the elections of Junior Literary Society. The candidates did a great deal of campaign work and there was some question as to who would be elected. The results which were very satisfactory, were as follows: President-Monis I-Iay. Ist Vice-President 1 Sydney Johnson. Znd Vice-President - Dorothy Smith. Secretary-Doris Myers. Treasurer-Ted Cosford. The various forms were represent- ed by: 2A-Douglas Nickel 1 Patricia Smith. 2B-I-Iarold Roper-Ann Stev- enson. ZC-Eric Webb-Katherine Pig- eon. ZD- CZA-Marie Garbutt. CZB-Mildred Dannecker-Goh don Black. IA-Catherine Nicols 1 Allan Klopp. IB-Dorothy Farrow 1 Fred Gray. IC-G. Seigner-Frank Wik. ID-Dorothy Ruthig - jack Smith. IE-Fred Tomlin. CIA-Blanche Basset. CIB-Ellen I Iayhow - Graham King. The first open meeting of the junior Literary Society was held in the Assembly I-IaII on Gctober 3Ist. On opening the meeting the presi- dent, Morris I-Iay gave an excellent and appropriate speech in which he thank-ed those who elected him. ZB, IB, ZA, IA and the corresponding commercial forms were responsible for the interesting program. Gert- rude Theodore and Ann Stevenson gave pleasing piano solos. Donald i431

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COLLEGIAN, 1930 Kennedy and Charles Tretheway al- so contributed to the musical pro- gram with violin solos. Between these selections Margery Lashbrook gave a recitation and Doris Myers rendered a delightful vocal solo. The boys of ZA and 2B presented a scene from Henry IV which seemed very humorous to the audience. One of the main features of the program was the reading of the highly amusing paper, The Gas Bag. by the writer, Eric Webb. During several intervals the orchestra rend- ered several pleasing numbers which were enjoyed by all. The meeting closed with the singing of the National Anthem. CLEVE16 Some of the Clever Students of S. C. V. I. for the Year 1929-1930 UPPER SCHOOL The following students of the Up- per School have obtained First- Class Honours 1751i and overl on the term examinations: J. Anderson, E. Bruce, R. Bry- done, Cawthorpe, E. Halnan, E. Hammond, A. Henry, B. Monteith, V. Ney, I. Sim, M. Smith, C. Wilson. MIDDLE SCHOOL The following students of the Middle School have obtained First- Class Honours f75'J and overl on the term examinations: M. Broad, W. Campbell, C Co- pus, B. Doherty, M. Dunseith, Galloway, Gregory, Herold, A. Hill, M. Kennedy, F. King, B. M.or- row, M. Moser, I. McMillan, G. Mc- Tavish, Ci. Paskall, P. Rieder, A. Schmidt. LOWER SCHOOL The following students of the Lower School have obtained First- Class Honours f75f2i and overl on the term examinations: E. Ballantyne, Bradshaw, H, Buchanan, K. Clark, A. Conyard, K. Cosens, A. Coulter, T. Cumming, E. Damm, M. Dunsmore, G. Ed- munds, D. Farrow, E. Freeborn, I. Garrod, E. Ciillies, L. Goodwin, K. Gregory, Groves, B. Hall, M. Henry, C. Huiser, E.. Illingworth, M. Ingram, S. Johnson, M. Kennedy, A. Klopp, Ci. Koch, M. Lashbrook, I. Leney, A. Lennox, G. Mallion, Mason, M. Messersmith, Martell, D. R. Middleditch, F. Miller, E. Mills. ,II McCaul, M. McDonald, C. Mc- Namara, M. Nethercott, C. Nichol- son, D. Nickel, H. Odbert, A. Plum- mer, M. Rankin, B. Reinhart, T. Salter, B. Saunders, D. Smith, L. Smith, Smythe, R. Sprung, B. Stapleton, A. Stevenson, H. Syl- vester, Taylor, D. Temple, Tev- lin, G. Theodore, L Tout, A Tre- theway, B. Turner, E. Walker, L. Walpole, E. Webb, Wenzil, A. Whiteside, M. Wimpory. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The following students of the Commercial Department have ob- tained First-Class Honours f75'2i and overj on the term examina- tions: R. Beech, D. Bishop, M. Bull, L. Dean, M. Evans, H. Galloway, E.. Gates, A. Gerbi, R. Kane, A. Kear- ney, V. Milliken, P. McAtee, L. Roth R. Smith, L. Till. I. Vanstone. - In fifth there are three Ciraces, In respect to their looks-they have faces. Bill Douglas and Ted, have ten- dencies Red Yes, we fear they're all off their bases. ..44..