Sydney Academy - Record Yearbook (Sydney, Australia)

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June Mortimer: Another Ashby student who is falwlalys seen with Agnes. June is a. quiet and efficient student. Best of lluwck in your chosen career as a stenographer. We know you wlill succeed. Lily Edwards: 5 ft. ZV2 full of sunshine. wh-o climbs over the hilll -is -our Lily. A good and efficient student, Lilly always has a ready smjrlfe for a friend in need. She spends a. good deal of her spare time at the Brook. We wonder why?? Hfas she plans for tlhe future? Yes, to 'be a stenographer. We know she will be la success. Eunice Nymark: Who comes from the Ship- yafrd. Shfe spends .a good dlelal of her time skating, dlancing sand witlh Roy. Eunice is a. very .industrious girl and we know she will succeed in her type-writing pounding. William MaeQueen: A Shfipyiardaur! Popuue liar witih the boys. He can .always be found with Buns and his interests llie in J. B. tori Y. O. t?J Best of luck in the future, Bill. Louise Melntyre: Louise comes fnoun Mira Road and is one of the quiet, efficient stu- dents of the XIID clauss. Her ambitions lie in Antigonislh. Brest -of lluck in your fu- ture plane, Lou. Helen Bonavisky: Tlhie Jill from tlhe hill. .She is one of the lbrli-ghter 'studfe-nts of the IQIPD class. Most of her spare time is slpent rant the Junior Millionlafire games. Gould it be tlhe plfayers? fR'ayJ. Her future plans are to be a stennogrrapfherpafnd we're not worrying for her sake. U XIBB Alex Hoban: Onfe of the He-'men of the XIID cllralss, and a Pierite. He has made wa nlusmiber of f1'iends at the Alcwaldemy. Spenfds a great dlelal -of time at thue Sydney Florum. His plfaxns for the future are indefinite, but we w+is'h hi-m success in :his undertaking. Tenn Pyke: Better late than never imost- ly nevverl, thatis our Tfenla.. Heir 'main in-- terests are Leo t?J and her motto is the three Lis , love, 1-aulglh afnd live. Best of luck in the future, Tenla.. Agnes MacNeil: An Ashhyite, she is a. fine student and can always 'be found with June. Hler .interests lie in North Sydney. Loads of luck! Camilla Monahan: A Shipyarder and a good all-rfound sport. .Her pleasing personality has won her fa host of friends. An active me-mbfer of 'Leader's Corps, fa HiY'-er and va member of the A basketball tea-rn. Be- sides liking a 'Day in Boston, she likes a Muise in Sydney. Her future is unknown, but we hople she gets tha.t trip to Boston. B-est of wishes, Cam. 26

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Eric MacKay: Eiric is the musician of XIIA. Besides' this music, his chief interests are curling, driving, the Pontisac and ua certain young 1-afdyi -.-' ion Kinig'.Roa.d. A kright future as a .conceirt pilalnist- is nalsisured for Eric. Charles MacLellan: Chiarlles is another member of the XIIA claisfs. During his stay at the Aolaidlemy the has made a large num- lb'61'lOf friends. A good student, his nqaime is always nefar tlhe top of the prasss llist. Good luck in the future, Chlairlie. Mike March: Mik-e is another of the North End contributi-ons to A class. Hi-s. chief in- terest lies on Victoria Roald and hockey. His good nature and quiet disposition lhas won him many friends. Mike is otlf to St. F. X. next year and we wish ihlim tlhe best of luck. Cyril Dalton: One of the illustrious boys frionl the Plier, Cyril always t?J nznanvagersi to pay -strict attention in cllamss. Little is known of his outside valctivities, a girl per- hlaps, fClyril's pllanvs for the future :arte in- definite. The best of luck to you in the future Bud. A Tllomas Roach: Tom is one of the -ambitious boys iof XIIA and is especially fond of his back selat in Room 11. An ardent student, he 'mixes his sports and studies well. He plans to attend St. F. X. wfhere the is bound to slufcceed. Harold Strug: lHal is one of tlhe wits of XIIA cllaiss and its' also la well-kno-wn cue uartist rand curler. He may 'be seen at any time with his pals Slandy and Alan. G-ood luck to you, Harold, in your clhosen career. Vincent Campbell: Better known as San- dy , he is one of tihfe live wires of XIIA. He tlakes an Iactive part in sports, plartiicul-arly hockey and always f?l 'mfasnages to get his work done. His plans are unc-ertlaiin., but best of luck to you, wS1andy. Walter Leonard: Walter is one of the 'SlllJHl1'9'l ' blofys of XFIA. One of 'his fiavlorite pastimes is simlashing up the Stlwdlebaker. Wlalter lhlas many outside interests but still 'hl3lS time :for study. His plans are indef- inline, ibut we know the will suroceed in what- ever he does. Christine Raptis. Chris is aa bundle -of en- 'ei-gy, ilsi an all-rou-nd sport and exception- ally good studentg she can always be de- pended 'upon to have her homework done. Her main interests ware lblavsketball and teialchiing. With her ahiility land. deterlniniat' ion slhe is sure to succeed in future life. Florence Epstieng Diminutive Flossie pos- sesses ai splarkling personality and is al- ways filling the air with laughter. A good student, she pla.ns to leeome a nurse and we kniow she'll succeed. All the best to you, Flosvsie. 5

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Gerald Boudreau: 1Gerald's chief interests are curllirng lalnd Hughena.. One 'of the more talkative stu-dents of XIIA he .always man- ages to 'pany xarttention lin Flrenclh clauss t?J. U-Ie is off to St. F. X. next year where we wish him the best of lulck. Betty MacLe-nnan: OOlII1!iIl.g' from South Bar, Bettly' ranks tops both as la student wand a friend. She plossesuses a pileasant pension- amlity :and shie is popular with everyone. Betty is the Treasurer of the I. 0. C. E. .and we know she will succeed 'in anything she vutndertsakes. William Florian: Bill is the only redlhead of XTIA. His interests lie in cwurling, the Hudson and a certain lady in XIID. A great flalv1orite witlh teadhlers fafnldl students' alike, Bill is rbound to siueceed in the future. Charles Ferguson: Charlie is one of the most actirve members of XIIA. He is a memlber of tlhe Stludent's Assembly and al- so san active culrler. He is fa good stu-dent and very popullar with his cllalss-mates. His plans are indefinite but we know that he will suocneed in wvhlatever he undertakes. James Campbell: Jim is a firm lbelie-ver in asking questions 'and his but why? is a iflamililalr plh-rase in XIIA. A good student he hransl wlon himself fa host of friends. Jim nis off to business colllege next year, wlhere we know he will succeed. James Hallohanz Jirm is 'another addition of tlhe Pier to the XHA. Of la lhappydgo- lucky disposition he is well liked buy all who know hiiin. Success is assured in wlhlatever he does. Shirley Young: Another of the illlustrious XIIA'1s1 :and a South Bar Mliss, who fhas 'HJ fine lsfoholastic showing. Shirley enjoys outdoor sports, especially skiin-g 'and takes a great interest in her Art fless-ons. She hlopes t.o attend: Art College in the near fu- ture. .and we know slhe will su-cceed. Good luck, Shirley. Roy Turnbull: Roy, better known .as Turk follows the maxim of Better late than never. Hiis ambition is to 150101 Mr. O'Keefe. Liked 'by all, we know he will succeed in wliatever h-e undertakes-. Best of luck, I?urk. Vera Tassel: pA popular member of the XIIA clwalss, Vera hiails from the Pier Quen- joying her dlaily trip on the school busl and can be seen anytime witlh Jullie. An ardent moviegoer, she is la fine student as well, and pllans to take 4u'p nursing in Ham- ilton. Nwith your cheerful disposition, Vera, you'll make Ia wonderful nlurse. Dave Rogers: Dave takes an active part in sports: especially fhlazskletbaill. curling .and is also interested in radio. Whille his inter- ests are varied he lll2llll3'f-'Q-QS to keep up in his school work. His future plans are in- definite b-ut we know success is assured in wlheaterver he does-. 27