Walkerville Collegiate Institute - Blue and White Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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I Front Row: Bruce Soper, Mr. Allison, Norm. Crapper, Jack Creed. Back Row: Jack Panabaker, Mark Boyd, Ralph Cole, Doug Johnson, Ronny Doidge. Boys ' Athletic Executive President Len Camlis Hon. President Mr. W. N. Ball Vice President Norm Crapper Secretary Jack Panabaker Treasurer Mr. A. Fletcher Publicity - Norm Crapper, Mark Boyd, Doug Johnson, Ralph Cole. The Boys’ Athletic executive is el¬ ected by the student body to carry out the extra activities concerning sports. This year the boys’ executive continued the sale of school crests begun last year. The executive sponsored some tea-dances after school and after basketball games end arranged for bus transportation for the students so that they would be able to see football and hockey games. The addition of a publicity group to the boys athletic proved to be a great help this year. This group advertised all the games and tried to stir up more school spirit. We are sure that this year’s ex¬ ecutive has carried out its work profii- iently and will continue its fine work for the remainder of the term. Page Sixty three

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Bill G. Clapper is a pilot and our R.C. A.F. ace, While Charlie Hunt swears up and down that he really is a bass; Virginia our dietitian suggests ginger in the prunes, While Martha, working busily, hums Courtney’s most modern tunes. Jack Burr working at wireless, twirling dials and turning knobs, While Gus Elliott and Lyle Ross are still looking for their jobs. Don Sparrow riding horseback, on a country state he owns, But when Mary Hall tried the same trick she suffered broken bones. Marie Bell, our singer, trying to lead 9B in ‘The King’, While patient Margaret Sloan is waiting for the bell to ring. Margaret Kay is now in Dogpatch in the place of Daisy Mae, While her hero Lil’ Abner comes and woos her every day. We see once more an empty seat, the starting of a row, I’m sure Jack Wood is sick in bed, or really very slow. Savv Margaret Hayward modeling in a New York fashion show, And Arlene in a ballet costume point¬ ing her dainty toe. Saw Marguerite Currie designing hats for Ivy Core to wear, And when she goes out walking her hats give everyone a scare; But best of all in our dream we see our good friend, Miss Evans, She is sitting ’round her fire-pace with all her children, seven. My Love— It all comes back to me now, I love you truly, your eyes are bright as the stars above. When I saw you south of the border I heard a rhapsody, but it was only a Mexicali Rose, My Margie. Scatterbrain, 9F. Sayings of Famous 9F People John Bernhart: “I didn’t do nothin’ ”. Ruth Gignac: “Say, Kid.” Page Sixty-two Jack Small: “I wonder what Dorothy ' s doing now?” Tom Hornsby: “Gee, I haven’t got mv Science note-book up to date.” Don Geddes: “I didn’t have my book home.” Betty Hancock: “In the seventeenth century they had a hard time in the army, navy and air force.” Shirley Sales: “Did you hear the one about - - ” Grace McPherson: “Corny Joke.” A Girl She’s five foot two, eyes of blue, Slim of body, fair of hair, She walks along with a graceful gait, Looking for a handsome mate. And her complexon of peaches and cream Is not blotched by pimples mean, Which belong with lashes, curling long, And with dimples, full turned on. Would you like this? Who wouldn’t ! 1 Margaret McKenzie. Things That Can’t Happen Here Margaret Biggar not talking in Math class. Harry Woolsen bringing his music book to class. Leah Doloughan getting her name pro¬ nounced correctly. Miss Auld calling us 9C. Miss Evans giving us a study. Keith W ' lmshurst knowing something about French. Barbara Lucier bringing her locker key to school. Mr. Allison not giving anyone lines to write out. FAMOUS SAYINGS OF TEACHERS Mr. Allison—“Five hundred lines in my room after four.” Mr. Young—“The next one I catch talk¬ ing won’t leave this room alive.” Miss Evans—“I will not have that in my room.” Mr. Beckley—“Quiet!” Miss Post—“Jim, five hundred lines is a lot to write out.”

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SENIOR RUGBY By R. W. Doidge jw: Fred Kemp, Bob MacDonald, Bruce Soper, Mr Hawkesworth. w: Berian Easton. Jack Morris, Dave Bruce, Ronn; Eddie Roemmele, Bob Daniels. What a fortunate season our senior boys had on the beloved gridiron this year! Never since I can remember has a team spread sportsmanship and friend¬ ship as the Walkerville Senior Rugby team did this year. Although the lads