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

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BLUE AND WHITE 194 8 47 THE CRYSTAL GAZER. 9H REPORT. 1 gaze into my crystal, And there 1 plainly see The future kings of commerce. Finance and industry; Heroes of the battlefields; ( f air anti of the sea; Of men who lead in science. And doctors of degree. 1 gaze into my crystal. To find the things to be. For there 1 find the answer To every mystery: So let nte tell a secret. Just put your faith in me, “All the leaders of to-morrow Are found in Grade 9C.” JACK GRAClli, 9C. Mr. Waddell—at school every day; Doris Ziriada—not taking ballet; George Tiviluk is doing his part: Hill Woodwiss is beginning to get smart; Mitzi Vascic—tall and slim; Gwenn Watt—making a din : Anna Turek with little to say; Ron Ward—not yet at bay; Ken Wright is six feet tall; Martin Vermeer is behind the eight ball; Frank Sweet with a musical pace; Maxine Ulch—in pink and lace; era Truax is a hepcat; Helen Wood isn’t too fat; Max Yakolev—not going steadv; Anne Whelpton with homework ready; Barbara Whitehead wore a sweater: Donald Thompson likes girls better; Kd Wood likes to have his pick; Carl Thompson likes a girl that clicks; Gordon Tierney—reading books; OHie Thomas with her good looks; Tom Wally always has his work: Shirley Walters acts berserk: Mary Young loves to dive; Toni Zak acts half alive: Gloria Tales—making a noise; Marguerite Thompson—liking boys; Edith Weir—combing her hair; Shirley Warrick—smelling the air; Mine Sultanoff—wearing a bustle: Molly tree—hasn’t a muscle; Anne Zorica—acting tough : Adeline Zin is never rough; Doreen Webb not dating “Hill”; Hill W hittle hates taking pills; Jack Watson doesn’t wear a bow tie; Cecily Weir will alw ays try; That’s 911 Special—my. Oh my! DORIS ZIRIADA Mr. I ' ornian: Have you a question, Ruth?” Ruth: Well! Oh! never mind—I’ve changed my mind. •Mr. Forman: Does the new one work bett er? hirst hornier: Pardon, sir, hut I don’t understand you, sir. Aym.Y Fortner: V ill you please repeat that question? i litrd Former: What, sir? Fourth Former: Huh? Fifth Former: “-”

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CONCERT ORCHESTRA . ails: T N ; Timoshenko, L. Hillis, J. Richardson, R. Smith. T. Ginter. B. Kingsbury, Mr. A. C. Brown, A. Mate. M. Stasko, H. Puskas. L. Cory, H. Dresser. E. Stecko. P. Lukas, J. Cholvat, R. Willan, G. Gumming. E Schep- anovsky. CONCERT ORCHESTRA ' I hough only in its second year, the concert orchestra is rapidly developing into a fine organ¬ ization. With money from the Board of Educa¬ tion. many new instruments have been purchased. In ttvo appearances this year, the orchestra, composed of some thirty members directed by Mr. Brown, performed creditably. At the special Christmas assembly Cellar’s “Hold and Silver” waltz and Schubert’s “Marche Militaire” were playe d. I he students enjoyed the compositions and were enthusiastic in their applause. The orchestra opened the performance of the Bartered Bride opera, when it was presented on our stage, by playing the overture. This was an ambitious undertaking for the score was ex¬ tremely difficult. Mr. Brown hopes to add other instruments and more members next year and plans to have the orchestra take part in regular assemblies. DANCE ORCHESTRA Walkerville’s dance orchestra again has had a successful year. Under the leadership of Mr. Brown the members provided music for several tea dances, and various organizations in the school. Jn addition they played at the Graduation Dance. -New numbers were added to the music librarv at the regular after-school practices, which were faithfully attended by the musicians. Their work was evident in their excellent playing. ALBERT MATE. 12A. dance ORCHESTRA L. Cory, E. Schepanovsky. P. Lukas, H. Dresser, J. Mann, M. Stasko, G. Blackmore. R. Willan, R. Laing, Mr. A. C. Brown.