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

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C f Graduates of the Class of ' 47 look to their future as Canadian Citizens. They look for the opportunity to establish themselves, to take up their citizenship in the community. Each year many graduates have found in the Bell Telephone Company, the job, the career, the opportunity which they seek. Interesting work, good wages, advancement and congenial associates are just some of the reasons why 22,000 BellTelephone employees say: “The Bell is a good place to work.” THE BELL TELEPHONE I: COMPANY OF CANADA

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What Would 10A Be Like If: THE IDEAL SCHOOL STAFF Sian K. got vi]) from liis seat quietly. Jack B. didn ' t have such a nice voice. Boh B. didn ' t make such silly remarks, Charlie C. could catch on to a joke in five minutes. John C. stopped chasing Marilyn and cut his hair, Jo Balogh stopped drawing in Latin. Kay B. and Pat V. stopped hitting each other, Boh Bell wasn ' t so sophisticated. Joyce C. let her hair grow. Carol I). stopped drooling over Archie and Eric. Dorothy L. shrank. Donna M. went out with Stan K. Allen F. didn ' t act so silly. Reginald II. made the foot-hall team. Danny H. stopped poking Joyce l. in the hack in Science. Marilyn M. did Science in Science. Kuby K. didn ' t wear sweaters. Evangeline P. didn ' t argue so much. Jacqueline P. knew the answers to all the questions. Ian M. wasn ' t our soccer-boy . David P. spoke. Rita S. didn ' t have such a nice personality. Marg. S. had a birthday and acted a little more her age. Peggy S. made a little more racket. Shirley R. wasn ' t so full of vitality. Walt S. let his hair grow so the girls could drool over it again. Bill M. paid attention to the girls. (iilbert R. wasn ' t so Irish and talked to the girls a little more. Peter W. grew. Mitchel M. didn ' t wear green and blue. Anne T. and Claire R. stopped talking. Eleanor V. didn ' t answer any questions. Lola P. talked slower and didn’t read her History notes in History. Ed. R. didn’t answer any questions in Latin. AND 10A would act like a 10A Class. CAROL DAVIES. 10A. Student: What was that sighing moan? It sounded like someone was fainting. Jo: Oh. no! Eric just passed Carol! John Corr: Where is the lawn mower depart¬ ment ? Salesman (looking at his hair): I see what you mean ! Principal—Donald Meek Dean of Girls—Van Johnson Dean of Boys—Lauren Bacall ( ' .iris’ Glee Club—Bing Crosby Frank Sinatra Dick llaymes Perry Como Boys ' Glee Club—Dinah Shore Jo Stafford Ginny Simms Band—Harry James Girls’ Sports—Jon Hall Boys ' Sports—Esther Williams I lancing—Fred Astaire Psychology—Ingrid Bergman Spanish—Carmen Miranda Latin—Arturo de Cordova French—Jean Pierre Aumont Speech—Donald Duck Good Looks—Boris Karloff RUTH LI’111 LAN. IOC. FANTASY OF 9C This poem as you will see. Is about my class. 9C. There is a girl named “Shirley Fountain. Who can talk the top off any mountain. There is a hoy named “Don Fraser.” When he speaks French, lie ' s quite an amazer. A girl I know is Jean I •ool. She can talk just like a foot. Jean ' s best friend is “June Cask. If she wants a dale, she doesn ' t have to ask. Another hoy is “Charley Fanil. Teachers just wish he was a barrel. That’s not all that are alive. But none can surpass these noted five. Written by A. Nl ' .M BSKL ' LL of C. SCHOOL DAYS The 9G pupils are all in their seats And the teacher has marked the attendance sheets. A hush descends upon the room. As the teacher speaks with a voice of doom. All gum in the basket, and five marks off. There ' s a few sly grins, and a hasty cough. We struggle through French and murmur, “Bonjour” And sigh for the prehistoric days of yore. Then History and Math becomes our next grind And we puzzle and work for the answer to find. Then a session of grammar, the next floor down. Adjectives, adverbs and an occasional noun. Next to the gym, for a swim in the ..1. We all have our fun at the W I.KFK II.LF SCI K X L. J CNF STOVKLL.

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