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

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1$ I. U F. A X D W H I T K 1 ' ) 4 7 35 STAFF TALK .Mr. O ' Brien AS VOL WERE! Mr. Xighswander The 10A social dub will now come to order! Mr. Waddell People, will you be quiet! Mr. Sinclair Here now. stop that talking! Mr. McLeod That ' s it exactly. Mr. Forman Rise and Shine. Mr. Krause Your feet are flat! Miss Martin That will cost you 5 marks. Miss Bergoine I am aware of the fact that 10 other teachers give you homework. Mr. Bunt Marching tomorrow feilas! Mr. W. Young I ' ll wrap this test-tube around you. Mr. M. Young I hope I ' m not disturbing you. Miss Robbins Repondez en francais. s ' il vous plait. Mr. Burr Who has their Latin done? First Row? Second Row? Mr. Klinck Well, we still have a chance to be in the play-offs. Miss Tlinks Are there any difficulties? Mr. Bull Leave the windows open! Mr. Brown ' o two people are alike. Mr. Hartford I don ' t want to spoil this for you. Miss Saunders Good. Good. Miss Hutchinson I have a habit of taking 5 marks off if you haven ' t your homework done. Miss Lawton Class Dismissed. Mr. Berkley Are you chewing gum again? Miss Auld For land sakes! Mr. Fletcher I feel a little tired this morning. Miss Westlake I ' m talking, girls Mr. Breeze I ' ll send you down to Mr. Ball. Mr. Mlison Write it out 200 times and hand it in at 3:45. Mr. Ball That is wrong. Miss McLaren That ' s a grade 9 answer. Mr. Swanson lie ' s burning his finger. (chuckle, chuckle). Mr. Lowden How do you know? Prove it. Miss MacIntyre Potirquoi? Mr. Ilugill What are you doing. MacLachlan. vegetating ? Miss Hartmann How do you expect me to understand that? P a t r o ii i 2 v O if r A (1 v v r I i s e r s RESULT OF SCHOOL POLL PERFECT GIRL Eyes.Helen MacPhec Clothes . ... Rosemary Pogue Personality .Helen Happy Humour.Barbara Lees Figure.Shirley Davidson Smile . Marilyn Miller Athlete .Millie Smorong Height.June Tarlcton Shiner .Man Adams □ PERFECT BOY I lair .. Bill Fellows Eyes . Bill Peterson Smile . Harry Paterson Physique . Rod Montrose Humour. Roy Aston Personality . Ian Wilkie Clothes.Ron Graham Height . Eugene Tustanosky Athlete . Leo Postovit All Around .Earl Keyes Shiner.Bill Woodruff Noting that one of my friends had her socks inside out I asked. Why have you got your socks on inside out? She turned and looking at me said smartly. My feet were hot. so I turned the hose on them! Mr. Fletcher (talking to Fred, who has his feet in the aisle and is chewing gum)— Fred, will you take the gum out of your mouth and put your feet in? Pete--“Grandpa, why is it that no hair grows on your head? Grandpa— Well, why doesn’t grass grow on a busy street? Pete— I guess because it can ' t push through the cement. Miss McLaren— Harry, use ' gladiator ' in a sentence.” Harry—“My aunt was eaten by a cannibal and he was gladiator.

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BI.UE A N D W H I T E 1947 CONCERT ORCH ESTRA CLASSICAL ORCHESTRA Something new has heen added! Walkerville now has a classical orchestra which is llie only organization of its kind in the Windsor Secondary Schools. The credit for this organization goes to Mr. Brown. who lias willingly given a great deal of time to it. After Christinas, he was anxious to form the orchestra and was amazed at the enthusiasm shown by the students. Composed of some thirty students, under (In¬ direction of Mr. I’rown. the orchestra made it ' first public appearance on the night of the school concert in February. They opened the pro¬ gramme with O. Canada, and continued with Yankee Rhythm. a medley of songs of the south, and Cellar’s Cold and Silver waltz. On April 2nd. this successful organization put on an excellent exhibition at the Musical Festival of the high schools of this city. Mr. Brown not only hopes to continue this gr mp next year, but to enlarge the membership. Any student with musical ambitions is urged to join. DANCE ORCHESTRA Under the direction of Mr. Brown. Walker- ville ' s dance orchestra has made rapid strides this year. They played at the (iradualion Dance and at several Tea Dances. The orchestra holds regular practices, which indeed benefit it. for their orchestrations, vocal and instrumental solos are very well performed. Such numbers as Little Brown Jug. Blue Skies. and Two o ' clock Jump which appeal greatly to the dancers are attempted. We must congratulate Mr. Brown and the members for having attained a high standard of musicianship and for affording pleasure and entertainment for the students of the school. DANCE ORCHESTRA

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