Westmount School - Review Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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j Pccle Ccnstriction Company, Limited | General Contractors Building, Highways and Engineering Work Phone 24441 [ 735 Tegler Bldg., Edmonton, Alta. j ROXY PPAPHACy | { In the Theatre Building j j An Up-to-date Drug Store I j Serving You Better at Minimum j Prices. j Prescriptions a Specialty j j For Free and Prompt Delivery | j Phone 83777 I I j Br, Drownlee s Vjrocery and Confectionery 11148 124 St. Phone 81264 GROCERIES — FRUIT Magazines, Smokes, Confectionery Drinks, Ice Cream Jchney ' s Shoe Shop j 10840 124th St. Next to Safeway j ! Gold Medals for Good Work j i I flash: The grand finale to Westmount’s social season has just taken place as this book goes to press—it’s our out¬ side dance. Held on the 23rd at the Masonic Temple, with Earnest Towne’s orchestra, it proved to be both a financial and social boost to our Students’ Union. Among the most pleasing aspects of the jig was the presence of a large number of grade tens and elevens. The dancing classes seem to be bearing fruit, so let’s hope they’re continued next year. The title Confucius Capers was well chosen, and by the time the swingsters had got through, more than one had slant eyes. Laurels must go to Blanche Tiviot- dale, our capable vice-president, who was business manager and general high executioner. It’s a funny world. If a man gets money, he’s a grafter. If he keeps it he’s a capitalist. If he spends it, he’s a playboy. If he doesn’t get it, he’s a ne ’er-do-well. If he docsn’t try to get it, he lacks ambition. If he gets it without working, he’s a parasite. And if he accumulates it after a life¬ time of hard work, he’s a sucker. Mr. McKim: “Now, Bob, how would you address a baronet 1 ?’’ Bob Aitken: “Your lordship.” Mr. McKim: “And his lady?” Bob A.: “Your ladyship.” Air. McKim : “And an admiral?” Bob A.: “ Er—your Flagship!” Doug. Love: “Say waiter, just look at that, chicken. Why, it’s nothing but. skin and bones.” Waiter: “Well, what cjn you want on it, feathers?” Page sixty

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