West Hill High School - Annual Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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,xi 1 means so much and Coca-Cola has the qualify you trust uallty Aslcfor it either way . . . both trade-marks mean Ihr .fame thing. START THEM RIGHT The first lesson in success is saving. Thousands of men miss their chance in life because they have nothing saved up. Your childrens success will depend to n great extent on the habit of thrift, They will acquire it by opening n, savings account in BANQUE CANADIENNE NATIONALE Assets, more than !Ii550,000,000 84 hranvhvs in Montreal 62 Complimcnls nf 200 LAURENTIAN BLVD. ST. LAURENT 51

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Those were my memories of Germany, and the second World War. Nine months We lived in agony, fear, and destruction. The days seemed to crawl by, yet we still liv-ed on hope. If you lost hope and confidence, your mind was bound to rebell and go to pieces. You had to resist with the little force you had left. It was impossible to survive without effort. Then, unexpectedly one day, we learned that my father had escaped to Sweden across the stormy Atlantic Ocean, in a small motorboat, and had sent us visas permitting our entrance into Sweden. What was my reaction? My feelings at that moment are impossible to describe. Words are meaningless and insignificant. Only one majestic instrument can now expr-ess my heart's joy and happiness. Kylli Teder Grade XII 1 J AMBOREE, CANADA Prideful Were we Canadians As scouts from homes worldwide, Each an ambassador, Gathered at Niagara- On-the-Lake. Hello! Hellas! I Mexican. I come from Canada. Have you something to trade? Si, si, come to my tent , So friend met. Shirts, pants, All were Traded-little Left by which friend or foe Might claim these motley, yet Beaming friends-messengers Of good will. Days passed, Friendly, Adventurous- Days for which boys are made Hardly could one believe That a life so peaceful Came from earth. Abraham Hartman XI-D MONTREAL City On a hunch-backed Island, sprawling For miles and miles, boasting Dual tongue, many races- Montreal. Inland Seaport, center Of business, and Factories, grimy smoke Veiling many clear suburbs- Montreal. Marked by Mountain playgrounds, Sturdy bridges, Climate on ice and wing, And a blending of cultures- Montreal. Mixture Of old world and New, boasting new Buildings, old markets, p Cosmopolite in homespun- Montreal. D. Beder X-D

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E862-I1np'5 Qiininersitg Iennnxixille, GBM. A RESIDENTIAL UNIVERSITY FOR MEN AND WOMEN FACULTIES OF ARTS AND SCIENCE AND DIVINITY Courses extending over a period of three years are provided for the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts - B.A. Bachelor of Science - B.Sc. Honours courses in Arts and Science extend over a period of four years from Junior Matriculation or its equivalent. Post-Graduate work is provided for: Master of Arts - M.A. Master of Education - M.Ed. Licentiate in Sacred Theology fL.S.T.J High School Teachers Certificate. VALUABLE SCHOLARSHIPS For Calendars, with information regarding entrance requirements, courses and fees, apply: THE REGISTRAR, BISHOP'S UNIVERSITY, Lennoxville, Que. vs 'Y Q Q as gi A s I ff?- 9 6 iz :R weffzgy W fr 4 g 9 tw 'Xfisr X-X A-tv-, in ,Q , Nb .' X i 'tip Saving is a habic than grows with practice We welcome students' accounts 'l'I'IE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA 4- X get '1' ' im' A V ,fri si,KtQ: !N,LMI. .. ,F ,R qi ? - - - .Xi :Maw l K i 3 -, 'Y -11 . E XMS sv- 4 x, I. V3 3: J . lik WEEER H 1? Af. Qs 'X l WWA 11- 1' cf' In I il IJ E ff isa 1555 if . ,is .l - Q I ll .. gr ' - V QQQM Birks have a complete selection of rings, pins and other insignia for almost every school and college. K Original designs gladly B I R S submitted without J E W E L L E R S cost or obligation.