Stratford Normal School - Classic Yearbook (Stratford, Ontario Canada)

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4: -.. ...Y- Page Thirty THE CLASSIC June 1922 Empirr Bag Glnnrvrt It was very fitting that the Empire Day Concert, should this year take the form of a Shakesperian Play-- A Comedy of Errors. This play, presented in the City Hall, the 22nd and 23rd of May, was a contest between two different casts and herein lay the secret of the great interest manifested in the play and the players. The roles were without exception admirably played for amateurs, and it was indeed a difficult task for the judges, Mayor Gregory, Principal C. A. Mayberry, and Alcl. S. C. Cooper, to determine to which company the honours should go. The decision, however, was given in favour of Tuesday night's cast, which entered into the spirit of the play rather better. Great credit is due the coaches, Dr. Silcox and Mr. Manningg nor must we forget the stage committee who contributed so greatly towards making the performances the success which they were. The casts were as follows :- Monday Night:--Duke, Mr. Stewartg Antipholus of Syracuse, Mr. N. Davidsong Antipholus of Ephesus, Mr. H. Langfordg Dromio of Syracuse, Miss M. Shaw: Dromio of Ephesus, Miss L. Stewart: Adriana, Miss K. Robert- song Luciana, Miss E. Boltong Aegeon, Mr. L. Slattery: The Abbess, Miss L. Macl..ennang Angelo, Mr. W. A. Kincaidg Pinch, Mr. Moylang Qfficer, Mr. A. Pierce: First Merchant, Mr. H. Campbellg Second Merchant, Mr. Ci. Buchanang Servant Luce, Miss A. Thompson, Bal- thazar, Mr. C. Wiltong Attendants, Mr. W. Morrison and Mr. R. Macleang Executioner, Mr. W. MacMillan. The corresponding cast for Tuesday night was:-Mr J. Cieoghegan, Mr C. Murray, Mr. A. Doolittle, Miss L. Potter, Miss E. Nethercott, Miss l. Lennox, Miss M. Maunders, Mr. H. Elborn, Miss M. Macl..ennan, Mr. E.. Tanner, Mr. G Rawson. Mr. R. McCionigle, Mr. C Pat- terson, Mr. Kinkead, Miss M. Metheral, Mr. D. Fisher. The Stage Committee :--Messrs. R. Robinson and P. Lowry. It is hoped that the presentation of a Shakesperian play will be an annual event in our school. EDNA LUPTON. . i . f Q25 A fx, F 6 .. P ' fl! i A Efgfr D I X X X SPITG fans : if fa-we 2--A X , X T X. f-5.-. S l1ll,,,n N as A CQIK?-.-Sides 17.12.

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June 1922 THE CLASSIC Page Twenty-Nine Fourth Form was sorry to lose one of its bright mem- bers at Christmas, in the person of Miss Olive Sinclair. We hope she will be able to take up her work at Normal next year. Miss Grace Hamilton and Mr. Robinson each spent two weeks, this spring, supplying at Harmony school. After Christmas, Mr. John Geoghegan spent a month supplying at S. S. No. 5, Wallace and Howick. Our sincere sympathy is extended to those of our num- ber who were called upon to suffer bereavement dur- the year. Smilra Muriel Holtom fat close of yearl- l just want to thank you, sir. You have taught me all the history l know. Mr. Manning- Oh, that's all right. Don't mention such a trifle. Dr. Emery fto Third Form, otherwise the Highland- ersj- ln what form is limestone found most frequent- ly?ll jean Mclntyre fsleepilyl- ln Third Form. And in five minutes, everyone in the class had laugh- ed! George Buchanan was taking his first ocean voyage. A storm had arisen, and was so violent that the captain had decided to send up signals of distress. This was too much for George. Captain, he said, l'd be the last man to cast a damper on anyone, but it seems to me that this is no time for fireworks. Dr. Emery- Doolittle, your mind is a perfect vacuum. Everything I say goes in one ear and out the other. Doolittle fearnestlyl- Oh, no, Dr. Emery! Sound can't travel through a vacuum. Helen Smith- And, when I get through, l am going to get a position at 35,000 per. Mabel Roe- Per what? Helen Smith- Perhaps, We Should Like to Know:- Who always has the tennis balls when they are wanted. What has happened to the proposed volley-ball teams. Where all the manuals go just before classes. How many of the young ladies intend to go out to play football with their pupils. Famous Books of Famous People. Evelyn Buchanan- Captain Kidd, or Wild Adven- tures on the Spanish Main. Florence l-lalladay- The Ontario High School Chemistry. Campbell Murray- Elsie Dinsmoref' Agnes Glen- The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. ' Donnie Tuttle- Ethics of the Dust. Allan Doolittle- Little Lord Fauntleroyf' L. W. GIBSON.

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S15 .-21 -'26 441' June 1922 THE CLASSIC Page Thirty-One LIST OF STUDENTS-1921-1922 FORM I Akins, Hazel E. ...... Milverton Alles, Ida Mildred . ..Tavistock Anderson, Carrie E. No 3 Exeter Anderson, Jessie El Kincardine Anderson, Margaret J., St. Paul's Archer, Sarah E, .... .... T ara Avery, Rhena ..... -- .Mitchell vBain, Leslie I.,... No. 2, Paisley Baker, Evelyn F., No. 3, Brussels Barley, Bessie F., No. 2, Mitchell Barr, Nora S. .... .. Milverton Barton, E. A., No. 3... Harriston Beaumiorit, Mary E., lStratford Bolton, Ida No. 1, Hensall Brocklebank, Florence M. No. 4, Walkerton Brown, Helen C. ...Motherwell Browning, Edna A. .. Durham Bruegeman, Coronna R., Chesley Brunton, Estella R. .... ..Tara Buchanan, E. E., No. 2 Mt. Forest Buckingham, J. No. 3, 'Lucknow Butler, Annie .. Harriston Byers, I. No. 2, Hanover 'Chapman,, Hilda .. Stratford Chapman, Ruby C. ...-. Wiarton Checkley, L. O. No. 3,.. Arthur Colling, Rhena J., No. 1, Ripley Convay, Anna J... No. 1, -Lorne Corley, Margaret. . . . lM't. Forest Cox, Eva G. . . . - . .St. Marys Craig, Jes-sie EL .... . .Bright Crozier, Nellie R., No, 2, Walton Dalrymple, Edna I. .. Cromarty Davis, Mae M. .. ..Durham Dewar, Elva ..Ba.yfield tg... Dixon, Gladys R. .. .. Clifford Earls, Jennie E., No. 2, Wroxeter Edwards, Evelyn F. .. Mitchell Fair, Lucretia M. .. .... Bervie Fear, Ella J.. . . - . . . . . .Blyth Fiddis, Eva V. No, 2, Elmwood FORM II Finkbeiner, Hazel M., Stratford Finleon,-Mary .... No. 2, Auburn Fletcher, Mary M., No. 1, North Bruce Ford, Mary .-.. ..vNo. 1, Embro Gaiser, Nola K. .. .. Crediton Geddes, Ruth... .. Ailsa Craig Gibson. Lotta W. .. ..iStratford Glen, Agnes E. -. No 5, Clinton Graham, Annie G.... ..fDurham Green, Margaretta I... ..Embro Hall, Mayme E. .... ..1Stratford Halladay, Florence M. ..Chesley Hamilton, Grace, No. 6, Goderich Harrison, Anna L... ..Parkhill Hartwick, Carrie E. Kincardine Hartwick, Mary Kiincardine Hawthorne, Ethel M., Millbank Henry, S. A., No. 1, Sebringville Hess, Margaret L... .. .Zurich Hodgins, M. .. No. 1, Holyrood Holtom, G. M., ..No. 3, Clifford Houston, Jessie Pinkerton Howes, Mary.. .. ....Damascus Hughes, Flora B. ..... Tiverton James, Lyla A., No. 1, Belgrave Jefferson, H. L., No. 4 Seaforth Jeffrey, M. M., No. 3, Port Elgin Johnston, Lizzie.. .. ..Stratford 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 Q86 S7 S8 S9 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 100 1011 102 1013 104- 10'5 106 107 Johnston. No. 5, Lucknow Jones, Marion H., No. 2, Clinton Jones, Vera I. .... ..Exeter Kerslake, Reita A. .. -... Staffa. Knechtel, Rhoda L., Southampton Kuntz, Annie P. .... .... B aden Lamb, Mary No. 2, Durham Langford, Edith W. .. Granton Laundy, Mary E. .... .... B lyth Lennox, Irene .... ..Mt. Forest Leversage, Viola A., Mt. Forest Livingston, Barbara J.,.. Baden Livingston, Ruby .- ..Mt. Forest A FORM III Lupton, Edna.. No. 2, Stratford MacDonald, Annie R., Cedarville MacDonald, Kate .. ..Lucknow MacDonald, K. H., No. 4, Ripley MacDonald, Jessie, No. 1, Ripley MacGillivray, O. I., No. 4. Paisley MacKay, Ethel A... .. Seaforth MacKenzie, C. M., No. 7, Lucknow MacLennan, Lula I., Millbank McLennan, Norma, No. 4, Ripley Marshall, Adelaide iS., Teeswater Mather, E. B., ..No, 1, Hanover Maunders, Margaret M., Brussels McCall, Margaret Edna, Brussels McCarty, Leona M, Kincardine McCurdy, Margaret M., Paisley McGrath, E. C., .St. Columban McGrath. M. M., St. Columban Mclntyre, Jean M., ..lListowel Mclvior, Ruby E. lNo. 2 Pt. Elgin McLellan, Rhoda XI. No. 2, Dublin McLeod, Kathleen, Mt. Forest