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

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CQLLEGIAN, l930 5.6.3. UM Mary Semple-Canadian Depart- ment Stores. Eric Long-Classic Upholstering Company. Dorothy Mcrlnague, Dorothy Ar- bogast, Marjorie Litt, Daisy jones, Silvia Weiss, Roy Aitcheson, Gladys Afflick, Dorothy Willis, Winnifred Henderson, Laurence Shore, Rose Shaw, Frances Kastner, Rose Syl- vester, and Martha Mclntosh, are all at home this year. Christine Allen-Loretto Abbey, Toronto. Helen Hill--Living in Southamp- ton. Clarence Sage-Working in his father's store. Charlie Benner-Kroehler's. Jack Wyatt-Stratford Brass Co. Verna Siegal-London Life ln- surance Office. Ruth Harvey-Bell Telephone Co. Irene Muma-Northway's store. Charlotte Wyatt-Kerr's Garage. Alma Koch-Nurse-in-training. Ivy C-onder-Nursing in London. Wilfred Clark-Swift Canadian Plant. Margaret Henderson-Galt Hos- pital, Nurse-in-training. Lillian Chenoweth-Bell Tele- phone Co., Kitchener. Muriel jones - Metropolitan Stores. Ross Farquharson-Living in Ca- lifornia. Dave Wilson-An apprentice in the shops. Elva Sylvester--Teaching in To- ronto. Muriel Wreford-Bell Telephone Company. Ab Spencer-Kroehler's. Helen Heicleman-Canadian De- partment Stores. Mae Haviland-Nursing. Ward Neild-Working in a Bond office, Montreal. Ed. Wilson-On Farm. Elsie Hamilton-At Laurel, teach- ing school. Dorothy Chenoweth 1 Working in Kitchener. Ralph Rumig -- Wingfelder's store. Margaret Browne-Loretto Aca- demy. Harold Bexton-Chair Factory. -4 6-

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COLLEGIAN, I930 V gif - W ,Att Kr . lffwisfts gym! f X Acta Nepearzi Westboro, H. S.-A Very good magazine. We would sug- gest that you include more short stories. Lua Glebana, Glebe C. I . Ottawa- You have a splendid magazine with extremely good cuts. We should like to see a larger literary content. Vox Lycet, Lisgar C. I. Ottawa.- Yours is one of our best exchanges and contains one of the most amus- ing and original short stories we have ever read. Oormlug Tower, Weston C. V. I.- You have a well balanced book, with a full and interesting literary section. Why not try a few cartoons? They help. The Mouocle, Simcoe, N. S.-The Monocle is an excellent book. Your poetry is very good. Keep at it. The Grumbler, Kitchener-Waterloo C. Sz V. S.-We congratulate you on your very attractive magazine. Your arrangement of materials and head- ings is particularly good. Wirwlsor-Walkervtlle Tech.-Your book is very complete with school news and current events of import- ance in your city. We would suggest a few more cartoons. Tech. Tatler - Very interesting. Clever stories and articles. A few cuts would brighten up your book. Purple at Golol, Newmarket H. S.- A splendid book with a well-developed literary section. We should like to see you include a poetry section in your magazine. The Parkaaliau, Parkolale C. I. To- ronto.-An attractive cover design and an extractive all-round magazine. One of the best and brightest. Oracle, Lorwlon South C. I .-A very attractive design and a splendid con- tent. We are pleased to see your mo- derns section but have looked in vain for the poet's corner. The L. C. C. I. Review, Loudon.- We like your magazine very much, both outside and in. You have some excellent articles and cartoons. Salt Shaker, Nutarla O. I. Saska- toou.-Greetings, Nutana! We hope to hear from you again. Your publi- cations are very newsy and interest- ing and deal with all departments exceptionally well. Parts High Year Book.-A very complete and interesting book, but can't we get away from the Canada Year Book arrangement. Sll6lOO'lH YL6 Hflgh Year Book.- Well done, Shelbourne! You have a splendid poetry section and a very well-balanced book. A few more car- toons would brighten your magazine. O. A. O. Review.-Very interesting and instructive. Hermes, Humberside, O. I. Toronto. -Congratulations, Hermes, on win- ning the trophy at the '29 Conven- tion. Yours is certainly a splendid magazine, and our best exchange. -45-

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COI..L.E.C-IAN, l930 Marjorie Dunseith-Registry Ol- lice. Marion Hannam-Metropolitan Stores. Edna Solomon-Stillman's new plant. Archie Cumming-O. A. C. John Ballantyne-At home. Jean Caldwell-Ballantyne's Of- fice. john McGuire-C. N. R. Shops. Grace MacMillan-At Patterson's Book Store. Nita Thane--McLagan's Office. Grace Tuer -- Teaching near Shakespeare. George Burton-At the Bell Te- lephone Co. Elsie Kincaide 1 Working at Lloyd's Wholesale. Daisy Hollefreund-Helping her father at the Maitland Studio. Mary Abraham-Working at the Dominion Stores. Bud Kearney 1 Sutherland's Store. Bob Upton-Working on the farm. Mac Duff--Preston-Noelting Co. Helen Humber--At home study- ing music. Edwin Schenk-City Engineefs Qffice. Edgar Goettler - Sfutherland's Store. Irene Croxall - Bradshaw's Store. Lily Shaw-Northway's Store. Leonard Baird-Swift Canadian Plant. Ethel Baker--Canadian Depart- ment Stores. Glen Cuourlay-McLagan's. Phyllis Wietersen--Ballantyne's. Esther' Ellam-Canadian De- partment Store. Marjorie Levi--At Home. John Forest-Well's Academy, St. Mary's. John Baxter-Canadian Depart- ment Stores. Martha Mitchell 1 Working in Rankin's. , Dorothy Wallis-ln office of The -47 Somerville Box Co., London. Orval Thompson - Stratford Chair Factory. Mary Forrest-At Home. Dorothy Barthel-Bank of Mon- treal, Granton. Georgie Killer-ln C. N. R. Sta- tion Office. Lionel Beale--At home. Velma Armstrong-Our office girl. Harry Dallner--Bank of Com- merce, Sebringville. lrene Garrod-Bank of Com- merce. lan Hamilton-Kroehler's. John Kerr--Chair Factory. Brock Nichols-Cut west. Roy Aitcheson-At home. Rita Vint-At home. Eileen Hodgkin - Dominion Stores. The following students who at- tended the S. C. V. l. last year are attending the Normal School here: Edith Dawe, Mabel Dadswell, Ed- na Fussee, Alice Gibbs, Helen Oman, lrene Plummer, Ilene Seigner, Mar- garet Smith, Agnes Waddell, Con- stance Munroe, Caro Harrison, Mary Doherty, Margaret Neilson, Violet Chowen, Clarice Davey, M.urray Campbell, John Tyler, Bernard La- verty, Strang Neilson, Arnold Smith. Attending the University of Toronto Margaret Waugh-Classics. John De Mille-Commerce and Finance. Wilfred Gregory-Law. Fred Hotson-Ministry. William Rutherford-Medicine. John Orr-Medicine. Donald Dove-Commerce and Finance. Helen Sanderson--Second Year Classics. Nellie MacBeth-Second Year History and English. Clarence Cooper-Second Year Forestry. Nlel Angus-Second Year Com- merce ancl Finance. CContinued on page 493