Vaughan Road Academy - Acta Studentium Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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'IXSTTDINTIIWI P 3 N I Oakwood Swimming Club I I 910 ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST It is Safest to Swim in Water that is Properly Cholorinatecl and Filteredu SWIMMING LESSONS ARRANGED ADMISSION Z5c CHILDREN IN THE MORNING l5c J. C. CRANG, Secretary MELROSE 6920 Compliments of OAKWOOD STADIUM AND OAKWOOD SKATING RINK

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Page9-1 ACTA STUDENTIUM ADVERTISERS' INDEX Bank of Commerce . . . Belyea Bros. , ,,.. Boake Shoe Store Bowler's . ,,.. .....A..,.,,.E.,,........,. . Brown's Drug Store ..... . .. ....,, Brownls Sport and Cycle Shop .... Canada Dairies ,, , Chappellls Shoe Repair .. . City Dairy . . .. Collegiate Board .. Duff Shoe Repair . Eaton's ,. .. ,. .. , .. Fairbank Lumber 81 Coal Co. W. J. Gage Co. Ltd. ., Gregg College .r,. ,..,. Glendale Dairy . , .. Gould's Drug Store ....... Green's Meat Market , , Greenway Press , .. . .. Geo. M. Hendry Co. Ltd. .. . Henning's Drug Store ...,., Hooper's Drug Store . , Hunts ., ,.., ...,. , Imperial Bank . ,. .. Lake Simcoe Ice Sz Fuel Langley's , . . . . ,. Lehman's Lending Library Lennox and Co. . ,... . . J.Lidster .. . McMullen's Drug Store Murdie's Drug Store . Neilsons .....,....,.,.,,,. Oakwood Cigar Store . .. , Oakwood Skating Rink . Oakwood Swimming Pool Oakwood Stadium ,..,.. . Orange Crush ,. ,.., .. . Progressive Shoe Repair Premier Engraving Shaw Business Schools SIIHDSOHVS .. ., ..... ...,., . D. H. Thompson ..., ....... , .. Underwood Elliot Fisher D. G. B. Vaughan , , ., E. Walsh . ....... , ,. . ., Weller's Secretarial College H. A. VVil50n CO. Ltd. . L. B. Woodman's Drug Store , .... , Page . 98 98 ,. 5 .. 98 .. 4 .. 97 3 . 3 . 87 . 97 Bark Cover , 4 ., 97 .. 91 .. 2 ., 3 3 ., 99 .. 90 ,. 91 S .. 91 .. Z . 97 5 92 . 2 . , 3 , 93 . 3 , S3 3 ., 95 95 .. 95 4 98 , 100 ,. 5 .. 1 ,. 3 . Z .. 3 .. 3 ,. ..., .... ..., . S 4 . ., ,. 98 Inside Front Cover

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Page 96 At'TA S'l'I7DEXT1I'M A DAY Mr. Robinsonf Class, be quiet! How many have this question done? fNo hands.- Skipput! -Chattering heard from various parts of the room. Rita-- Whats the formula for-3' Mr. Robinson- I dunno-look it up in the book. Miss Adams- If you people want to study history why come in to this period fWe'll correct some sentences from your papers first-I've never read such a dull set of compositions and you've made far too many mistakes in sentence structure. Miss Tighe- Where was the battle of Zama? Davis- In Spain. Miss Tighe-f'Yes, in Africa-And who was defeated there? Davis- Publius Scipiof' Miss Tighe-f'Hannibal, yes, that's right-- Oh! cover up that yawn, Sco- bie. Do you think it's easier to take history in through an open mouth? Mr, Tuck- Far be it from me to in- dicate in any way to whom I might re- fer, but-last year only person in IV-A failed in Geometry and he got 47. Stalk topping!SL'h-that's a Spoonerism, folks. Do you know what a spoonerism is? Rosemarie- Thats not a Spooner- ism, Mr. Tuck! Mr. Tuck- You know, people, Mac-- Gregor is part Scot. Scott- Thats not a Spoonerism either, sir. Mr. Tuck-'Thfpack up your troubles, folks. Miss Roach-- Have you your home- work done, Walter?ANo, I didn't think so. Will you begin please, Brigham?- IN IVA Speak louder, Brigham, you know those people at the front cant hear you!- No, I don't like your interpretation there. Can you think of anything else? -jean?fOf course! Now why can't the rest of you people do your work like that? Mr. Horwood- Turn around, Cal- vert!-Do you know how you could change that mark, Calvert? Bellf'fChange his seat. Mr. Horwood- Get these sentences on the board quickly, please.-Did you do all this sentence by yourself, Miss Lemon? Miss Lemon- Well, not all, sir. Mr. Horwood- I suppose the part thats wrong is yours? Parsons- All women can do is talk. Mr. Horwood- One more crack like that out of you, Parsons, and out you go! Miss Husband- You know, Doris, you'll have to know your vocabulary better or I'm afraid you'll not get the subject this year, either.-Now, if you people at the back there don't keep quiet, you'll be in here at 5.30. Theres no excuse for that talking, whatsoever! Miss Adams-l'Well, I haven't mark- ed any of your the way you're class, I imagine surprise!-What Rosamund? Rosamund- Well, it has two mean- ings, Miss Adams. Miss Adams- Yes, it certainly has, it's an atrocious pun! AND DO WE DO OUR HOME- WORK? papers yet, but from doing your work in you're due for a big does 'suit' mean here,