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

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BLUE AND WHITE W hen Doug. Tomlinson was asked abou t teachers’ moustaches he replied (and we hope Mr. Forman, Mr. Bunt, Mr. Ball, and Mr. Burr aren ' t listening): “If moustaches hide their faces, we certainly do not have too many moustaches in our school” . . . Our heartiest congratulations to you, Mr. Vice-Principal. Shirley Smith asked, “Why not have all men teachers—like Mr. Lowden?” And Marg. Chortes liked Mr. Fletcher. What have they got that we haven ' t, men? . . . Why is a large percentage of Grade 13 critical of the Agora? . . . Neil Morrison, when queried about assemblies, replied in a dumb tone, “What’s an assembly?” Oh, well, we can ' t all be smart ... It is too bad that so many students think there will be another war. This is a negative attitude which will undermine our striving for peac . . . When confronted with Question 8 (b) Norm Marshall, to our very great surprise, answered, “I’m only interested in one!” To Question 8 (a) M. Bates returned, in all seriousness and nodding in the direction of our beloved O.C. and Agora President. “No — except one! . . . . Marty Ransom wants more extra-curricular activities for girls, and fewer for the boys . . . Grade 12 s seem very modest about their intellectual capacities! John Kurylo told us to consult Miss McLaren and Mr. Lowden about his intelligence; their ideas on the subject are, we are sorry to say. unprintable . . . And someone in Grade 11 thought our motto should be “Nil sed labor”—more appropriate. THE COSMOPOLITAN NEWSPAPER Le Franqais L’ANE ET LE CHIEN Lane, accompagne du chien, allait de pays en pays avec son maitre. Leur maitre s’endormit et Pane se mit a paitre. 11 aimait beaucoup 1 ' herbe du pre. Le chien mourant de faim dit a Pane, — Cher compagnon, laisse-toi, je te prie, et je prendrai mon diner dans le panier au pain qui est sur ton dos. Mais Pane fit la sourde oreille et continua de manger. Enfin il repondit, — Ami, je te conseille d’atten- dre que ton maitre se reveille pour qu ' il te donne ton diner. A ce moment un loup sort it iu bois. II etait affame aussi. L’ane appe a le chien aussitot a son se- cours. Le chien tie bougea pas et dit, — Ami, je te conseille da fuir en attendant que ton mai‘:re s’eveille. Cours vite. Si le loup t ' atteint, casse-liti la machoire avec ton pied et tue-le. Pendant qu ' il parlait, le loup etrangla Pane. La morale est qu ' il faut qu’on s ' entr ' aide. CAMILLE WHELPTON. 13A “ON FAIT CE QU’ON PEUT” —Student Boners 1—Une bonne niainiere d ' envoyer de Par- gent par la poste est dans une en- veloppe. 2— J’ai envie de personne parce que je suis tres. tres content de in a vie. 3— Avant de sortir nous mettons notre parapluie. 1—Je recoinmercerai a vivre aussitot que j’aurai fini cet examen. 5—On achetc des habitudes dans un ma- gasin et des veuves dans une boutique. 6 -Je prefere le printemps parce que e ' est la saison d’amour. 7 -Un horaire de chemin de fer est une vache parce que cette bete marchait sur le chemin de fer et etait tuee. (Continued from Page 40) set on the floor to lie watered. Shoes de¬ velop a loud squeak at night and elevator doors have a bad habit of screeching on their hinges just when everything is quiet. The only time I ever wish I were still attending school is at six a.m. when the phone wakes me up, and I think back to the good old days of sleeping in until eight every morning. However, when I really wake up, I never regret my choice of a profession, and I realize nursing is the finest career any girl can have. BEVERLEY WOODS. Student Nurse. Grace Hospital. (Former W.C.I. Student ) Page Fifty-Three

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BLUE AND WHITE GHORUS DrawrvBy: NICK TIM05HENK0