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

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CULLEGIA , 1937 Pztblifbetz' by the Stttefetetf' Comte!! of the Stwttjim' Collegiate- Voeettiolzetl Itzftitztte Q 6 ,, A.. '- .11' ' .,, .ff-L ' 6 zNz51f' COLLEGIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editors Jean Smith, Robert Trethewey Senior Editor . ,, Middle School Editor , . Junior School Editor , . James O'Donoghue Isabel Heidernan , Jessimae Haynes Commercial Editor . , , . Enid Rodgers Literary Editors - William Stadelman, Vera Knack. Moderns Editors- French , Jean Roberts German , .. Business Manager . Advertising Manager Circulation Managers - Patterson. Foreword by Mr. Sprung Poem - The Burial of Tecumseh Collegian Staff , . Editorials , , , Orchestra and Glee Club Valedictory . ,, .,., ., . Poem - Her Prayer Scholarships .. . Ontario Boys' Parliament , Literary Section . Prize Stories .. . . Fred Heagy BUSIN Marion Pawson . Robert Coghill Jerry Edmunds, Tom . , ,, ,Robert Killer Valedictorian , . ,. . . John Gerby Humour . Edward Greenwood, Ivan Coleman EXCha11g9 Editol' Marion F01-beck Sport Editors . Mary Harrison, Charles Carr Special Reporter ,. . .. Eliza.beth McTavish Advisory Board - Miss McQueen, Miss Stuart, Miss Easson, Miss McGregor, Mr. Fuller, Mr. O'Leary, Mr. Root, M1'. Charleton, Miss Gregory. ESS STAFF Advertising Staff - A. Johnston, J. Duff, R. Lee, J. Preston, J. Wettlaufer, H. Fraser, M. Forster, R. Hill, J. Dempsey, E. McTavish, M. Zurbrigg. CONTENTS 15 Moderns S French and German 39 16 Literary Society . , 43 17 Students' Council 45 if The Student Parliament 47 21 Sports Section , , 48 22 Commercial News . . , , 53 23 Upper School News , , 59 23 Middle School News , 62 24 Junior Section , 65 , 32 Joke Section , 67 We with to theme time feteneif ZM70. through their efomtiozzf, have eoeztribztteet' to the weeen' 0fC0flegiet1z.

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C01-LEGIANI 1937 -10- STRATFORD, ONT. :-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::.-:::::::::::::::::.-::::1 'I .1 - ,reaxexeziffifi if v:-epwafiif 'I i-Eifigyjipfji 1:-R-Irii-!?,sr'31:ih '-'-','.-111:-I-:'.'- -52.2, 'f .-gy I, L 'Z:L': ?-Yiiiifi Q . 4 ,,',. J .1--'x - 4 ' . -ky.:-',:7i .---: rg'-...gg gg-y.C'i'.7: f .merit wig- 1 Elwugh lmlll' I I i 'I L' h ,' 'f.1-155:25-ggiritqe 1' lg' 13 , ates 4' fienaeiizef '-wvai-Lei ' .-wtf-i 4' iw 1-GW cf P. ii-111-r:1i-fair 1 I I ,. I 4 -eff-fsv.-.i'f' s v-fiv1'P.f I , I-'KS .12-:t'?75 ' ? . ' 11 ???fEff.S g are' 'I '- . .I-. iiflvffz-'Iir .- -1s .I.-faiizii I :I I ..,,,, 'I ' .4 'I -- - I 'E . .. SP1'021dS 1 59. yy., 4 ,W . 554, 9 a . f ,.,, 1, d ff d wi , -- f X- , h I 1 use - ' W ere 'I -is1+f::' , .- -.3.,.,, ,f 118' ht- l'fl:. 4 f Wanted 1 . , 1 1 II 9 This new study lamp has been scientifically designed to put 30-foot candles of light, on the desk or study table, 6-10 times the light provided by the ordinary reading lamp. Telephone 460 and have a Free Demonstration of this lamp in your own home. Hydro Shop. Phone 460 -------A-A,,--,.,---,-----A------ 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 -------------------------------A-A---J 'I 'I ::::,,:::,:,,.-,:,,,::::::.-.-.-:,-, f..- :::::,,:,,::::::::::::::,::: ,,,, I' 1 1' 1 I YOUTH steps out into the Wm-id, with I1 1 1 new and different ideas. We read of 4, 44 41 young people in the religious world, in 'I 1 4 businlless, in politics, in science, and be- 1' 1 Y'W-C-A- 'i lieve that they will give better govern- 41 11 V 1I ment, better living conditions, increased 4, , 41 happiness, and national peace. :I :I , I I 4, But youth cannot succeed if it fails to 1 1' observe principles which the older gen- 4, 4, 41 eration has merely professed. We never 'I 'I N 4, can and never will have honest govern- 1' 1I 'I mem until the individual is honest. We 41 1 1 cannot have international peace until we 4 4 ' - ' ' - have domestic peace between individuals 1 1 Junlol leiayigrtlehlgaylng Not just a form of suppressed hate' bui 1, 1, enl EIS lp ..... . ..................... 1, free from malice, full of understanding, a 1' I-Iouyg of Play foy Juniors 1I good neighbor' 'I 1 1 Exclusive use of Courts on Sat 'I 'I 'I ' - 1 1 But what can the individual do about 1 1 urdays and Wednesdays, 8 a.m. gl it? Well, each can live out standards 11 1' to 1 gm 1I known to be right and just. Peace can 4, 41 1' ' ' never be obtained through warg nor jus- 'I 44 2- Evoyy afternoon except Wed- 4, tice through hate, If we live up to a 'I 'I d d S t ,d t 'I standard of truth honesty and good will, HSS ay an 3 U1 ay O 7 D-HL 1I that's our share. We must not be fussing 4 ff hi 0. . - I about the other fellow doing the wrong 4: O' Goa? dnt' and toul nanqents ar thing, if we ourselves are doing it. 1I 1I 131139 - 4, I I 14 , , 4 4 - , - PATTERSON BO0Ix sToRE 1 1: S011101' Membelshlv 1: ' I Ladies 117 years or overb S5 00 'I 7 - ' 1, 1, ...... . 98 V1 ellington Str eet 1 1 Gentlemen C17 years 01. over, 35.00 4, I HTh?mkS YOU 11 11 Seniors may play till 11 p.m. 11 4 I :I :I ,,:,::::::::::::::::,::::,,,,: 4,::::::::,::::,:::::::::,::,:.-:::.5 KINDLY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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