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

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8 BLUK AND WHITE 1949 ' SERVICE “Me BELL « « need i ace to too ' ttc ' Year after year hundreds of young men and women find congenial jobs at the Bell where an ever-expanding business offers unlimited opportunity for advancement. The good fellowship of telephone people, their pride in their jobs, and their ability to work together are some of the reasons why people say “The Bell is a good place to work!” THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA

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BLUE AND WHITE 1V4M 7 ; Those in charge of preparing this magazine have every right to feel that they have presented much interesting information regarding the various activities in our school. Undoubtedly many former students, as well as hundreds now in attendance, will welcome these pages as an addition to the cumulative fund of happiness pertaining to school life. Throughout, you will observe the amount of information students may obtain informally through extra-curricular activities to complement the more formal education of the classroom. Success like happiness, comes to us in many ways; most of 11 s perform in some field of activity much better than in others. The many activities conducted here afford each student an oppor¬ tunity to acquire that more abundant life by co-operation with his fellows in some activity selected by himself. In all spheres of action—the classroom, the auditorium, the gymnasium, the laboratory, the club, the play grounds and the cade t corps—our constant aim is to produce citizens of character. Democracies depend on the sustaining power of good moral citizens. The development of char¬ acter through socialized living is one of the fundamentals of Walfcerville Collegiate. For their efforts and success in producing this comprehensive review, I wish to thank and congratulate the staff and advisors of the 1948-1949 Blue White. W. N. BALL. Principal.

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BLUE AND WHITE 19-49 9 WALKERVILLE COLLEGIATE STAFF Back Row: F. A. Burr, N. Sinclair, J. J. Hartford, R. McLeod. A. C. Brown, W. Young, D. L. Waddell, A. I. Fletcher, S. H. Bull. H. R. Huglll. Middle Row: Miss D. Bergoine, Miss M. C. Auld, Miss C. Hartmann, Miss R. McLaren, Miss E. Hutchinson. Miss G. I. Tunks, Miss H. E. Robbins. Miss J. MacIntyre, Miss O. E. Saunders, Mrs. H. Todgham, Miss Lawton. Front Row: M. Young, I. A. Allison. W. L. Swanson, F. S. Beckley, W. N. Ball. J. Lowden, D. C. O ' Brien, M. R. Krause, H. A. Klinck, H. E. Nighswander. Acknowledgements On behalf of the staff of the Blue and White, may 1 express our sincere appreciation to everyone who helped make this year’s issue of our yearbook a success. We are particularly grateful to Miss McIntyre and Mr. Bull for judging the literary contests, to Miss Auld and Mr. Burr for judging the art contest and to Mr. Krause and his commercial students who were a very great help in typing the material. May we especially thank our staff advisor. Mr. Lowden, for his invaluable aid in solving innumerable problems, giving many helpful suggestions and devoting so much time and interest to the success of the magazine. Thanks too, to the merchants and business concerns who so willingly advertised in this issue and made the magazine possible. 1. personally would like to thank my editorial staff, the photographers, and the advertis¬ ing staff for their whole hearted co-operation in the tremendous work of publishing a magazine. It has been a pleasure to work with them all and 1 hope they have enjoyed the experience as much as I have. THE EDITOR. Windsor Public Library