1954 Magnet Yearbook

Presenting . .. 

HELEN STEELE 

DAVE CURRIE 

Your Simpson's Collegiate 

Club Representatives 

They a re the ones who have kept you informed on the golo doings fo r 

your crowd ot Simpson's! Keep in touch with your reps for future events. 

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"' i:-'; ':'.College E~.~cDfion 

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:I ~ : . :.JI t e c~reeropportunity0 t e year 

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,....r.~...., ..v - ~,~~ anti O il completiou of academic rnurses, "en e Canada 

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Hie fortes sunt 

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Apud nos sempe r virentes 

In perpetuum mon ebunt 

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Volume 35 Number 1 

THE 

MAGNET 

TORONTO 

CANADA

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MAGNET 

STAFF 

1954 

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THE 

MAGNET STAff 

JO HN FORSYT H 

Editor 

CLAIRE McKAY 

Co·Editor 

TERRY SARGENT 

CirCldatioll M allager 

DEPARTMENT 

EDITORS 

LITERARY: 

ART : 

FEAT UR ES : 

PH OTOGRA PH Y: 

:MI NE RVA'S DIARY : 

FORM NEWS : 

SPORTS : Girls : 

Boys : 

COVER : 

STAFF ADVISORS : 

Ann P indar 

Elizabeth Bamford 

Dianne Stewart 

Marie Middleton 

Ed Bur sty nsky 

Mike Cavanag h 

Dav id Ha rvey 

June Hewes 

Paul Agnew 

Donald Bell 

Sh eila Eggertso n 

Ma r ily n Reid 

Sally Stewart 

Carol Wri ght 

Art Slaugh ter 

Hellevi Hamalainen 

Miss L. Griffith, M.A. 

Mr. J. P raumeni, M.A. 

Mr. D. Carscallen, M.A.• B.Paed . 

Miss G. Logan, B.A. 

Miss E. Cosens, M.A., B.Paed. 

Mr. J . Coombs, B.A. 

Mr. L. McKerracher. B.A., R Pned . 

Mrs. J. Cameron. B.A. 

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PRIN CIPAL'S MESSAGE 

My first year at Jarvis h:u been .HI enjoyable one , I ~h " " l " like 10 exp re" Illy ;!I'prl'da. 

lio n to the ~t a rr and stude nts, for I have seen m"dl 10 l'OlllllLellll, ;nul uute to nilid/ ('. 

T he win ni ng of Iive Un ivcrsity Scholarships. as well a. on e Canadian Legion Scholarlihip. 

one Eng inee ring Alumni Hursarv. and clKht Donunion Provincial Bun arieli this year. 

hu maintained the Scholarsh ip tradition of this grea t Scheel. 

T his success re ve..b the secre t or co.operauon and a haPEY rel;,tion sh ip between sta ff 

and pup ils: our teachers stri ve 10 dev elop students who enjo)' ea rning for its own sa ke : our 

students sn-ive to excel in the ir studies to mee t that de man d. 

This brilliant Janis record is difficuh 10 maintain. particularly under the modem 

ph ilosophy of ed uca tion. Fcrrn erl y aU saudents studied the SOlffil' few subjec ts, intent on 

university entrance, but toda y all the children of all the l)('Ur ll' attend J arv is a nd we must 

adjust the curriculum 10 meet the needs of earh indi vid ua by ofreri ng mall Y differen t 

options. 

Ou r lo:uk is d iff('r('n! but 1 reet confident tha t the nohh: Jarvis spi rit will mee t this new 

chall enge. 

M I LTON JEWELL 

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E D I TO R I A L S 

School I)()(,h a rc not the unly SOU f C\" of 

education . Everyone i, l ea rn i ll ~ s()mct hi n~ 

new even 1110l11CIII of everj-(by of (he ye:tr. 

1111:' a nlOlllll o r ed uca tion received aml 1111,' 

u 'o(" fllln ~, of Ihi, knowledg e i, tlelcnnint'(1 

by 11" 0 [ac tors - the -o uree f WIlI which 

tlii\ e dusa rion is ntnaiued and th e' ent'rg)' 

u~ 1 to a h-.orh il . 

A 11('\'" ' 1Il11t'lll m i.l::h l think IIMt ,. h igh 

-.< huol is a ll ilNitule where only .u :II'lIti1, hilt. th aI 

there arc wen inl:;ly ro un tles-, Ul /il:'Uli, .ltion,\ 

in whirh he 111.1\', with litt le d i£licu h y. 

bcrcrnc .1 111cm]'ICL :'\ 0 m ittie. wh ich 

uixa n if.l tiull Ill' m,'\ jo in. ele euve ,,' vul un 

1;IIY. lie will Iiml m,m y «udems \"otkiIlK 

lOKcthcr for rhc ~o0 1, and, 

)'t' " lor ,Il(' J.:0ol! 0 1 themselves. The he uefit, 

or thl"1,> o r ~ , ' lI i / , ll i o ll S ma y or lWI)' Ho t 

II{' o!lI'iOll" III th(' ,\ thleli

~ Y lll ho' which RTclI' from remote ti Ll1 e ~ in to 

our present d~ y menarchia l de11lc)(Ta()" 

lhrou ~h ha nl ~ l lIp ;lml stress. Roplty h not 

elected and I ~ therefore nOI d~ r ,l(lcd b.. 

the libel of an elec tion (ilm pa ign. Ollimon 

arch y is nOI dC$I>otic ru le but an act ive 

democracy with a heret,ilcll III rhe 

,arne m..nuer. T" " 'h.n "sU'llI Will ... 

Gr...nd Opel a l.or IIl1tlt" 'I'....1 III ~. lIg h , h ;'- 11 

is eXllemel)· d ill l< ull 1 IIlIIlt·I, [.lml w"rd, 

ill ..n Opcl:l wheu ",tIIC '''''''1, .•1(' ' " 1'1,hetl 

OUi 10 sever..1 I"",• .,ml ....u,,·l ime, o ne 

wo1l1 is suuK 1 01 lunK

ACKNOWLEDGMENT 

Il d " tt" ~"u lit.... ."'''thl'' .\ b" , ,,~ t. Th i ~ 

h....\; r q Jl(">('II(\ .lll' h ie of o ver t if:ht hun- 

•lll"ti ' illdeut' ;II I.•ni, tlminK the >(. hool 

y e o "~ ol '5.1:5 1. IIU1 Ih i, ;l. b f:llet al.o Tt'prc· 

..elll\ (h e ' ('\111" " I IIMIl)', m ;III)' hours of 

"'OIl hy IIlt"ml X"1> of the ~ l a lf and \ I ud e ll l ~ 

ol .I;.n i\ Colll:j;:i;lIe tnsunue. 

\ \'t. ;011 In '' tllT!,J ) i lldchl~ 1 IU .\Ii" 

(:r illi lh 101 Ilu: ume ;1IIt! I;"lIcrKY she has 

u-cdm unkr th at another MaRJlel could be 

published. The cnthmi;,\ m she showed was 

;11\ i'hp iralion 10 ;, 11 the other TIlC'lllben of 

the :\Iagnct )IaU. 

xrr. Fraumeui. Claire ;

"But This Rough Magic I Here Abjure." (T"""", 1'. I.) 

W. ST,·\l\:LEY fERGllSO;'; 

H f..'arl " f ElIgliJlI /ll'pm fUlC'lI l 

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",', mUll's a ""m [or rI ' 11"'1." 

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Allhough " Ir. FngulOn is glad to have 

had some experience in inslr uct ing t:n ~· 

lish, he wiltleave teaching without regrtts. 

His favouri te pupils were the cleve r one s. 

for he admits no grea t love for fail ures. 

and of ten makes sweet reference to his old 

frie nd :'o larion Jenlills. who cmtolllaril )' 

1001:: from his ha nl hlue penr-il, OIlC 

hund red marl:: s.. 

Some reache rs wouM spend thei r retiremen 

in noslalgic: reminiscences or the old 

school - no t 10 :'o lr. rergllson . T he d ay 

after he leaves J arvis he l\'ill pr obably hal'e 

Iorg ouen that he ever ta ught school. He 

intends to go bac k to the wide r spao::shills. 

la kes, and weeds. where there :ne 

few people and no movies, lelc\·isio n. 01 

tea parries, His will IJC' an ('lll il"("l) diffel ' 

en r life, o{ ('arly rising. fishing. a nd snowshoe 

ing. He will rertainly ruluvme Ihe 

friendshi p of dogs, for he kno ws ami love'S 

animals, eve n thouj!;h his i n tere st ing 

phi losophy permits h im to have ;1 ~ re at 

10\'(' ror hunting too. He is a bu m padd ler 

an d can slill swim a mil e easily. 0111' U[ 

his g«-a les.t passions is for gu m , of whirh 

he has ;111 al1M /inl( cnllelli,," n,, '" alltl 10 

which he: is ;nld illJii: (uust.IIHly. :'oIl'. Fer 

A:U\()l1 is vercuilc. lIHlllJii:h. [or II(' is \'c ry 

lond of d ;" sit al mu,it .l1I11 the fiucr .ms, 

;l1\' ! hopcv to tl ) hi, hand .,1 " d p~ , i tlt i l\K 

if he h;" the I':n il.'n,c. O I I'''lI t'o(,' h i, Iihr;lr)' 

of

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SENIOR COMMENCEMEN T 

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JUNIOR 

COMMENCEMENT 

On December 4, 19:'3, tll~ annual Junior 

Commencement was held. T he: ceremony 

wu preceded by r~ Hm ~ ' Niglu and from 

i.30 10 8.15 the paren ts had a pleasan t few 

moments 10 meet and "iSlt the learners of 

Jarvis. 

At the Si!i:Il,11 of a bel l the parents 

assem bled in the audi torium an d WOII the 

('ager c:lIlllid:u es were seat ed ill the Iro nt 

fO " OS. Ih th e distingui shed guc~ u and ruembers 

of the \ 1;,1 1£ entered the auditori um a 

hu sh lell ove r the aud ience . 

' r ile ( ('leIllO!l)' w,I ~ opened with th e 'i nging 

01. 0 Can.ul.... alld rhe il\\ OI e 

>t'IHCtI Ihe OI";I11h I the Iu " h.. U o f th e 

Jlil llili p ;lIu, and, )' h , ~ U VlUth y I'C.II'i01l 

oillcial('d III ure n'll1;lllllllg: I'ft·scIIIJ,liOin . 

Bo th Mr. :\lill, .1ml ) 1... J'c''' ''JIl .ld d rcs.cU 

Ihe ~ t u< k llh all. 1 '

VALE D IC T O R Y 

:\Ir. J'l iud p:.I. nH'1Il1)('r ~ of the Staff, 

hon,m n ..1 g-ll(,' ",11" l1I" kc 

\IIt, (houe, I 110 ';1111."-1.'1,. Ih.llll the m lo r 

t lit" hI1f111 T. 

\ .Ike 1Il ( ~1 hOI1''''''' hn\H 'I N . 11 hli ll ~ 

\\ .111 it TC'oI,,,u,ihilit il."- ;tllli " 1'1 >

wo n Ulli \'e~i l y scholarships. The rest or 

us are ei ther con tinuin g our s t u tl i e~ or 

alread), established in the business wo rld. 

Let us ever keep in mind our responsibilit)' 

lO uphold the high sta nda rd and 

fine trad iti on which Jar vis has had sill,;e 

her Ioundatlou. 

h docs nOt seem p?f>Siblc thai our lives. 

100 recently link ed with j an·is. arc no w cut 

a U {rom those familiar scenes. It is as il 

"'C; had wal ked thro ugh a ga teway into it 

d ifft'rent world. AI first we (cit iI. little 

lost allli very lonel y among so man y ne w 

laces. We m issed ou r old friends. :'o fore 

than once we peered back, '"-s it were, 

through it crack in the galt' a t the happ)' 

life of whic h we had het-n a pa rt , and 

lon Red to be bad. there again. T heil 

UN IVERSITY 

grad l1:llly we became aH\I\1011I('(\ to 11.1e 

new life and began to reel ,l I",n o [ 1\ . 

nU l still. ho w oft(' n we th ink ol those 

ot he r d ays. whenever we meet :1 friend 

h om J;ln ·is we e ; l~ e rl .· Rleet hi m ;11l( 1 "vid ly 

devour ;l1W ne"', Irmn h('\""nrl the K" te"'''Y . 

T hen we 're mem hel' the 'pHlIlli\{" I:in'n us 

before we left. thaI the .It;'l e will never 

1)( Irx ked to [ol1nel 'lud(,llh. \Ve have 

tried il. al,,1 It i, llll(', we .all \'i,i t ou ~ 

rri('nds ;lll;.lil1 ;lIld 1>(' wel"ml,;...1 ", 01 ol d 

Now we nUl le"lite th.11 " hik Ih. 1'oC happy 

dill' (,Ill nC' el II(" lel ln ..l, ,\{. .,Ie n O l ' hut 

flllt forever . '1 he J:le.1I K"tc will alwa)'s 

~win.R' 0 IJen UpO Ii the , i ~ll-l l Ih;1I , I fr ie nd 

aw.tit, witho ut. T he 1' .", ,,,, ,, I ~ "Xil J)C«' 1 

IIl\·it.l :'o1l1l('I\a": 

SCHOLARSHIPS 

H .\ l" ~ .\H N.\GA I wa~ awarded rhe R ~ llh ('n \ relh Leon..,,1 '\,h..1.u_hi l' Ior C;ene ra l 

Proficicll'Y. 

\VALlfi\C E ARVf.;-': R USSEI.L wa s ;/,wnded th e Rl"lIl >('n \\,..11- 1"'''II,u ,1 ... ho l.lI,hip Ior 

~~Ta l Proriciency. 

CL -\ RE ISABELLE ENUICOTT was .........rded the 'hl,ohn \\";,11,,. ,, 'I, '",I....hil' ror 

English. La rin and Gree k. 

H EJ E PORRE .....s aw;ud~ 1 the :'-lauricC' II1II ton ..\ lumni S.h " I.,r, I'1I' I." (.,"u,"r,,1 Pr o- 

( i e n(~· . 

J E~ N l f ER J ULI A GRUBE was aw a rded the \\'rlli"Kloll Se 1'>0 1l . , li t ~ . s. ho1... , h il" Leader- 

~Ft i p (0 J ENNIFER GRUnE. 

The School Spirit Award s to C H.-\ RLOTH . ;\1.C . \U l ~ WII. LI.\\I CO\:. 

Valed ictorian - :'.lA RILYi'\ SPROULL 

j arvis Cenlenary Schola rship - JUNE HEWES. 

The John j ellries Prize in English (GradeXIII ) - P.AUL v..\;'\ LO _\ \'. 

The Chase Prize in Englbh (Graue XII ) ..\ _-\ST .\ HJERT HO U I. 

T he Edw ards :'.Ieual in Grade X English - G ER .-\ LD \\'0:'\(; . 

T he F. H. Clarke Geography Prize (G rade Xl - K:\ T HI.EEi'\ SED. 

T he A. E. t\\Iin Prize in ~ I i d d lc School Science - RO ISERT t"O RW..\ RIl. 

The Dr. J. T. Jen kins Prize in ~ lidd l e School ~ 1 ;H hema ti Cb - II :\R IH R.\ CO R IUTT . 

The: Edmison-Walker Pri les in 01',,1 Fren(h (Grade Xll ) _ J OE l. ST ERN IU:'RG. 

(G rade XI) - E1.EANO R GRA Y. (G r;[{le X) - KAT II I. J.:: E:'\ SEO. 

T he Ca nada Packers Award (for the grea test num ber of ltrst-clnv ho nou r, obt.rincd at the 

G rade XIIJ examinations} - H ANNAH ;\lAG.\ !. 

Spanish Priz.e for Prof icien C)' in Grade XIII - Rob ert Cllrn' u. 

The Board of Edu cation Cen tennia l Schola rsh ips (Grade XII ) - LYNN H IGGINS. 

(Grade X I) - ELEANO R G RAY, (Grade X) - GER.'\J.J) WONG, KATH LEEN SEO, 

(Gr ade IX) - DANIEl. YIEL DIN G, 11\' AR .-\ C RAVA. 

The Centenary Athle tic Prize ( Boy ~ ) - JOHN TATT LE.. 

The Cemeuary Athletic I'ril_e (Girls) - JEAi': t"J i':L.·\YSO i':. 

T he Reeves Art Prize (Gn.de XII) - T O XI COX . 

Winners of Hono ur J for Ath letics - CH. O\ RI.OT T E .\lcCAUI .. :'.ft\ R ILYN SI'R OU LE, 

ROSDI,\ R Y VERNON. c.-\RO L WRIG HT, WII.L1.o\:'.1 COX, ALVIN H I\ ~ II E L E C , 

WA LTER K:\:'oJlT,\KAH:\R:\ , :'oIlCI-I AEL :'o IlTC II E l.I ~ W.\ I.L ·\CE R USSELL, nnd 

J OH N TA"ITLE. 

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GRADE 12 

HONOUR STUDENTS 

/In, . II " ,~ t ,I>'. " .. , (. l a• . l l;o " >;1'~ ,1

GRADE 10 HONOUR STU DENTS 

IJMI< Ro"" GOl\b1\1 Lazare...·id,. JerI')' M ihn Campbell , h ia 1" 1" " )0;0" fl.,,,,•. ( ~ II I1 " " '« "." 1"." , 

en, ... n'e nda x g:ol l. hll) )l.o"·Ii " ",,,. :-." " " 1'"loi""". 

1';,,1 R o,,;: K,-o/;;O Ka m ilah hu :I. Ib " " W,'"",. " ."....h. ..."•. ( .• ,,,1 t ,u ....,,"I:1ln Hor W" . Lily P05.I.. Coral. f rq-. Elkn Coingu.Vija An.m iu.lma M " ~:l i l c;s . 

Fir.' R_=Carol And rew.. lI elJi Medci . Linda MUlfo nu dl. n " ko K. miu h han.. tecee RouJ('.

The Investiture of Mr. L. 

G. McKetracher, Esq., B.A., 

B.Paed. 

.\ Reme mbrance ndY Service, ;I service 

III honour the de••d soldiers of \Vorld Wao 

I ;Uld II_ th is ...·. I~ [he M:t Unll; fo r the 

decorat ion of a soldier of the First War. 

:'o fr. Lloyd G. )'(tKcnachcr. :.l. (C';,\Ch C'f in 

[nr vis shue 1922. was presemed with a 

'Co ronatlon :\I("tb r by the Supenmeudeiu 

ul Scrouda ry x hool. Major J. R. H. xtor 

Ran. a holder of the Q llITn ' ~ Go rn mi~~ ion 

i ll ( .;111;1(1.1. 

T o d C'> aw;ud . 

II " ';1> thl' 1,,,1 cla ss period 01 a Fr id ay 

'0( hQul,by, ;111 English Coml)()

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Poetry - 

Award 

Poetry - 

Han. Mention 

SENTINEL 

Blenk . ba re and star k 

T his post of charred hark. 

(i ua n ls a stin killK swamJl. 

OIKe a fore st of living !,um p. 

Slain ill aKuIlY. in livid wra th, 

scorching. hell's [ires came forth. 

Sweeping. stripping. all unchecked , 

All with living colour bedecked . 

Cripp led now, i ll>fi.h' )uey. 

Rotting into earth each day. 

"' '1 (11 011)' Friedman, 12.\ 

THE STORM 

Take cover fro m a stonn! :'\01 I! 

J ) 0 \ "(' the fur)' of th e sk),; 

I IOH~ the feelin g of the ra in 

T hai throbs an d p ulsates in my bra ill; 

I love to hear rhe T hu nder rrack, 

See lightnin g m iss a ch imn e y stack: 

I love to see the hea ven s ope 

And fire me with a living hope 

I IOH~ to see these heavens strong 

And hear them roar th eir frantic -,ong. 

You'd 10 \"(' it 100 if you couhl -ee 

The h umble eart h on hended knee; 

You'd thrill to fed the mo rn illg:'§ calm , 

- T he bl ue ~ky like a ~JOthi llg balm: 

You 'd see with me sweet Xature', kin g:, 

Hea r all he r mvriad vokes ~i llg:. 

IN THE WOODLAN DS 

OF THE NORTH 

T he tlu-erfu l hirds of SO Il~ mi gralt', 

T ht, ~ 1 t' t' l'r bean do hibernate, 

\VII('11 on n.· ;Ig-ain th e ~ Il OW li ("~ dt"(,p 

III the woodlands of the nmrh. 

T he 1l 1( )( I'e and deer will mrcly find, 

.\ liule fuod al ong the line, 

T o keep the m till it's ~pr ing 

In the woodlands of the nort h. 

OIKt' more 

The litt le flowers 'neath the ground , 

Will ~tay there t ill the §pri ng cernes ruund, 

For their white bla nke t is !>O warm 

III th e woodla nds of the north. 

Evergreens are wh ite with ~IlIJW, 

\\'hile bi rch and elm are bare. although 

T he re'll soo n be buds and flowers too 

In th e woodlands of the north. 

\\' int er's beau ty at last must end, 

Ami th e ~ igh t of shi ni ng su n will ' (' II t! 

Anima ls. bird s, and spri ng ag ai n 

III the woodlan d , of th e north. 

[ one ,\I II /IF/I , !IE. 

Take cover fro m a vtorm? XOI I ! 

Stay out with me and yo u' ll 'tt'e whv. 

f:liUlbd h Bam ford , 130, 

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PRECIOUS MOMENT 

What! Go to bed now. when these thoughts 

d ivin e, 

Cum(' SUT,lotin.'t from my soul , like TO..eS· 

wine : 

\\'hell. hy fi le li ~1 1l tlu--.e 1'11;11 11" 11I\ da m e 

O il fragrant ai r. 

T he re's soh recl ine of ..oul a nd mind ill 

spa cious ch air. 

o dehcious moment . even unique in duller 

time. 

T'were foolish to let ~'ou pa...... and not 10 

rhyme. 

,-{ rlt llO" ." Frirdmcn, I~..\ 

Lisl lIiKht ""IH: II all was cal m and ..till 

I saw a moonbeam 0 11 Ill) ' sill- 

Sen t down 10 pierce the heal')' niJ(ht 

T o dance a nd frolic in my si~ llI ; 

And as I wat ched it there. it seemed 

T hai many more now with it gleamed. 

T ill the}' had formed a shin in g: band 

I \·vixt rue a nd ..orne enc ha nted land . 

Elizabet h Bam ford , 130 . 

THE FORGOTTEN 

T he fuming: of dawn was ..oftl y h ued. 

And 'twas then tha t we did siKh t 

;\ paradise, pale and ghlhtly. 

In the faint [luvh of golden lig ht. 

ISLE 

Rhea lI'al' ml , YE 

Poetry - 

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Senior Prose - 

Firsr 

THE CHRISTMAS 

SEASON IS LAUNCHED 

Evef)' year on a renaiu Sat urd,.y morn. 

ing near Christmas, I p Ll ~h myself through 

the mill ing cro....'ds downtown ami try 10 

gel a place 011 the avenue to ,,'aleh the 

53ont 3 Clam Pa rade. I rush pnl th e store 

.....indows, no w all ga ily decorated wit h 

Christmas (0 )', and 311 >QTU or fancies Ior 

the younger folk. At e..'cry window. eager 

child ren, who one atso on their wa y to see 

the parad e, p r~ their reddened noses 10 

the glass and watch the animated 1"1"," _ 

gnom a . an d lUlgeli prep a ring Ior ChriMmn 

Day. How eve ryt hing w:t': 1I1S to tOlke 

o n a diffe rent , more exci ting look when 

Chr istmas Day nea rs! 

I lak e my plac e on the aven ue, whe re 

the pa rad e is 10 pass, with children and 

..d ill old er rolk. As the parade has no t 

)'1"1 arrived, the balloon vendors make their 

way th roug h the crowds, )'~ lli ng above the 

noise, of the e\,er-incno,OISing crowd. "Balloo 

ns fo r sale! Ball oon s for sa.lel" In Ih...ir 

han ds Ihey hold ba lloons o( ev ~ry colour_ 

r...d. blu .... yeIlcw , a nd pur pl.... Wh;l!t child 

can resist a gay balloon! Everywhere ~h il · 

d r...n pull 011 their mo thers' coats begg ing 

for a balloon. Some mo m...rs cblig... and 

the n the exp r...n iom on their child r...n·s 

Iaces are on ...s of sheer delight. 

T h...re are always policemen in uniform 

on the streets to l ......p orde r ami dear th... 

wa)' for the par ade. Some ar... on motorcycles, 

pushing the anxious crowd back. 

from th ... road a nd others are on ...I...ga nt 

hones for childr...n to feast their eyes on. 

At lasr we hear the raint music of bands 

in the disaance, As the mw ic comes c1oscor 

we ar... ab l ~ to r...cogniz ~ Ih... tun n . and 

thl:'n th ... ban d turn s sman ly around Ih... 

com...r. As ev...ryone strains to Ke. th~ band 

mareh ...s proudly down Ihe av...nu .... The 

m...n are dresscd in blu ... mili tary uniforms 

ami their i m tru ment~ gli~ teu in the Jaim 

winter su n. Ho w lovely il is 10 \ot1' them 

all ill StCP lIIaTching toge ther! 

'Then COffiC th e drum m..[oren ..... in ~hon 

hlu... and gold .ki rn. twi rlillK their ~i h'c r 

baton••kill ull y. Stt how Ihr)" th row theil 

batons in to the air and rntc h them tog..rher! 

And 110'" prell)' tilt' girb "r e ~ 

Xcxt come s the "Mother Ooosc :-':unery 

Rhym ...s". T h... rim Ilc a r shu w• jar k an d 

Jill tumbling do wn a tin y hill ; 011 the 

\.econd floa t Hu ll" Bo.I· ...l"jl searches fUT he r 

lost sheep. and on the third one J:telY 

rhymn follow on f1o:lu :Iud each i. J1;I I'Cltod 

wilh gay cnlhusiasm. Some are '>0 I UlIIl~' 

that pecpl... bunt out la ughing; olheh a re 

so be:luli{u] th:ll people ~i ~h .111C 

herself with her Iamc us long no- e. her 

loose spectacles, and her L,Il pointed. blac k 

ha t. She sits on a bog e whitt g'''''l' alill 

her prclly attend ants sta nd Oil Ihl' ,,,m CTS 

or the floa t waving to the spectat ors. 

As the: £loon roll 0 11. d own, with hideous 

mask. com... /)uncing aro und the cor n...r, 

T hc)' IcaSt' II~ frighte nC'd (hildrcn, some 

I WONDERIF HO A SIX YEAR MAN? 

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of whom burst o ut cr ying, HUl they are 

soo n comoled whe n they see beautiful 

Cinderell a in her gold en coach come into 

view . The gilded coach is drawn by four 

beautiful. whi te ho rses and from the Will' 

dow , Cinderella d;lilltily wave s a lacy 

handkerch ieL 

So the para de passe s - han ds, clowns, 

majcre ucs• •.nd float s of every kind . Evelyone 

wat ches ent hralled - rho y OUTlP' seeing 

the ir dream s rome tr ue - the m(t folk 

liv ing: 11 ,s"l und ch ild hoo d. 

Then a t the very end co mes the best 

pa n of the par:ltle, ,,'hite girls in red a nd 

green ros nnucv sing- "jingle jjel ls" 10 the 

.urorupanimeut or rhousnnds of bells Oil 

their dress"s, a huge red sk il{h appears. 

T he sleil{h is dra wn hy eigh t proud rei n 

deer an d Rudolph, the famous red-nosed 

n·;/l deer. .\ ud look who is d rivi ng the 

slt'ig:h! \ \'hy it's San ta C I;H1s, of course: 

H is cheeks an' uhnost as led as his vel vet 

suit ;' Il l! his white hea rd nearl y tou ches the 

111' 11 un h is vujt, His skiKh is fil led 10 overll"wi 

ng- wilh g;]ily wr;lpl'ed present.s an d 

,'andy calles malic ill S;lIlt,,'s o wn worksho 

p. 

How jo lly he looks! lle waves :11 the 

peop le and lll" y W:' \',' b;[(k - rhildren and 

adults ali ke, T II" Bill Duman was one o r the 

grea test goal kee pers or profe ssional hockey. 

the Iaste sr game in the wor ld, 

I.e t ll S re verse the usual procedure a nd 

begin the slOry or lIill Duman at the end 

o r his caree r. In February, 1950, when the 

C hicago Htnrkhawk s were trouncing the 

vronucal Ca na tlie ns, e nraged fan s shc uted 

an d screamed tha t Bill Durnan was the 

reaSOli that the Canadiens wer e losin g. T he 

:-'-lonl real Canadien tea m fell apa rt and the 

Btuckhawks thumped nine go:ds behind 

Durnnn. Few of these ,mgry fans stopped 

to reme mbe r tha t the ir grea t KOal keeper 

ha d beeu ,Iwan led the Ve, ina T rophy six 

timcs ill seve n yean. in the seven yea rs in 

the National Hock ey Leag ue. Few bothered 

10 recall that Durnan held the ull-time 

shuto ut re,'ord of 309 minutes an d 2 1 seconds 

of consecutive pb y. T he ollly thing 

the Inns knew was tha t def eat had swept 

ove r their tea m lik e all a vala nche ami that 

Rill Durnan sho uld somehow have saved 

the da y. Howev er. the hecklin g and booing 

W,IS no t a new thillK to Bill. He kept 

his head and went down to defea t like" 

rrue spo n sm:ln without a complaint or 

pro lest. 

wnnam Duman W

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Ca nadl!ns. when Ihe fonner llIoa1ket'pe r• 

Palll BIbeault. was sent o verseas. TIIU$ at 

know how to ~k :ll~ . In (act he di d not even 

Own a pair of ska res. Finall y. one of 8 i1l's 

frie nds gave him an old pai r of sb tr! 

belonging to his dad . Because nill could 

not ska te he W:l$ put in goa l. All th is lime 

the family a ttended Westmorel um! Uni ted 

Ch urch. . Under the C" I~ rt supervision of 

Steve f a ulkner, the coach of \\'esI11lorelan d 

teams. Rill 's 1!::l11lC improved tn"mendolldy. 

Rill became K) J!;ood thnt he playt'tl Oil 

many championship cit)" teams. Bill ....lIS 

taught 0IIl! the fine points of ROallecpilll!: 

by Faulkner unt il he develo ped an d fon· 

tess techniqu e. 

D urinJ!: 1930·31. Bill a tte nded Rin:n lale 

Collegiate and played hockev for the :'\on h 

T oronto Juniors, a lnrm club of lIlt' T o 

TOnlO J unior :\I,ulborex. Amate ur hod-.c)' 

was not " (' T)' a p~a l i ng at rhar time. so Bill 

accepted :a job In the mining town of 511.1, 

bury Rill joined the Sudbury Wol,,(">, 

h« key lea rn a nd thro ugh his leade rship 

the ream WOIl the :\femorial Cup. The 

T oronto lot:OllU had their eyes a ll Rill and 

311 mighl have turned o ut well. bUI while 

playinll baseball in the summer, Bill injured 

his kn ee, C h'en a cbanr-e at the 

T oronto Senior :\rarlboro's go;d keepillg" 

job, Rill could not gel started alld (lid not 

receive that job. Bill san k lo wer aud Iower 

down the list unt il finall)' while playillg 

baseball again. he broke h i ~ kg, Discouraged, 

Bill vowed that he would never plav 

hockey agai n. . 

Tn 19! 6, Rill go t a job a ~ millwrig ht, 

with th e Lakesho re mine a t Kirklan d Lake . 

He was determined to settle down to a 

busy life devoid of s/m rts. But whe n tht' 

hockey season rcllec aro und, herOle he 

knew it, h e was in the nets for the Kirk· 

land Lake Blue Devil s. For four years he 

played for this ream then Il:0l married a nd 

settled down to a quiet lire , In 1 9 ~ O Ihe 

Kirkland La ke team became their namesake. 

devils. Thej- ripped apan all 0pro"i 

tion in Nonhern Ontario. T he team advan 

ced and becam e Dumin ion Cha mpions. 

The urge to pb y hockey began to show 

in Bill . for now the eyes of Ihe hockey 

wor lt! were upon him ollce again, T ht 

~ ron l re a l Royals. a rann learn of the Mont· 

real Canadiens of Ihe N.H .I ~ o rfered Bill 

a job as their 1lI0a l kee~ r . T he nexl year 

he w a ~ called up 10 the parent d ub. the 

lwent)'-eight ye3" of age Bill Il uman Wa$ 

. tllrti ng hls (':treer. an :IJIIC whe n IIIO'>t 

playe" ar e th inking of ending theiTl. 

His fir st . eason wit h the Montreal team 

was a "ery su cc!"ssru l one. lie won lhe reo 

spel"l of I'laye T"l an d fan \ alik e. he "" Oil the 

Vezina T rophy and on top of at! tIm heled 

h is team 10 ,'il"lon- O \ ('J t he Ch i ( .l~O 

R1ackh awb alltl tlHl\ ""'Ill the n l\ e ted 

Slanl!")' Cup. 

In 1917 a l( I IO ll~h he lr.rd won lilt· Ve/ ina 

Trophy ('I'(' r y yt';II' he had I M' (' 11 in rluleague, 

th t Iu nv ht'~ ; t1 1 lU ht·t '- It· h im, The 

reason , Ih(' f lyilll: Frernlunen (\Iullt real 

C:m atJi('ns) WCITll ' t l1 ~i nll: . . h the Kfl,lh 

whill('(1 by Rill Il('hi nd .1 (ltunhlill jl: de 

fen\t. a 1II0 url1f,,1 0\' ('(hocd "lid reechoed, 

" \ \'c wan t Hill("....lt. " 0:- want 

Bibeault." th rou~h lhe 1'OIUI1I, ( 1Io mt' lft· 

of ~ IO lltro:- a l Can...lil'lh ) 

How Ullll:r,Hd ul {all 'pOl't'i (, ' 11' ~ t' l ) Hil i 

made «;"'C\. vellcd hinht."J[ hn;u ,(·, lough! 

lil t a lil!;l"r but ' Iill the 1:,>:11. wh ifft,tl III 

berau-e or the Test 01 the team 

Then 011 the n il:h t that ROlk t't R lt h ....d . 

Elme r l.ath and Ko:-nn, Re.u doll '''ul:ht 

with Illtir bit. h 10 rhe wall , tilt" I(', t of 

rhe ream n Ulllple\\ , d ul 

Dcucit Red \\' in jl:s, T he \ ( Ole nwu.u,'.l '" 

did rhc cha nt, "\Vt' want 1\i1l{" IIIIt" . .h th e 

riflh gO:ll went by huu Iht' colo ur in 11 111', 

fat e drained nwav but \l ill hI' r" ll ! ~ l u 

gamelv. T h e whole Canadien It';1111 l ll"w 

deep ,Io wn in th ri r h('.n" Iha t lht·, 'H'l t' 

10 blaml: "lid no t 1Iill. fo"in a ll \" rln- I:,dllll' 

ended and Bill ska ted ..rr the ice " ilh « ·:t h 

in his eve, ;l1It1 the cha nt o r t il t' • 1""tI ' lill 

t:'< hoin lll in hi s ean , 

1" inally he .aitl ( t> ~ f r . Selke (he.,,1o r the 

Canadien team) " I 11:111:\' yOll la-tter ~ (, I 

Bibe ault, ;-' Ir. Selk e. It 10.. ks a, ,11" " l:, h I 

~ 1l1 throllf;:h:' 

1" oTlllll;l1eTy tln- Call adit·u 1'('I" 'lIIwl ""l ~ 

able 10 r-onviuce Bill to Slay in Ihl' lie" 

for the Ca nadien l('am. Rill "...11 lit.. 

Ve,i" ;l T rophv twiee again ma killg it six 

lillle$ ill seven )'ea n . T hen in his to p form. 

Bill said he was ~o i n ll: (Q reti re. However 

this was 1I0t taken scriou.lv as he h"d S3id 

this ollen. Rm in 1950 he kept his p r",n i ~ . 

Perhaps he was right in retirinJl: while 

slill at his pea l

Senior Prose -- Second 

THE MEANING OF 

CHRISTMAS 

Nlnc- Iiftcen, the day before Christma s 

found the morning sun teasing me to 

waken. First one of my eyes drowsily 

opened, and afte r a p,I\I5e, the other followed 

its CX;IIll) l !c rel uctantly. Leaping 

ahead 10 the niue.thirty mar k. my cloc k. 

witnessed :t wrigKling motion at the [001 

of my bed. A toe popped out .u the 

corner and like lightning d isappeared 

under the warm covers ;Igain , '(,Ilsing the 

cold ness or the air. From dcwnsrnirs. the 

rapturous strains of some Christmas musk 

came wafting- through the half- opened 

door. :\1)' heavy eyeli d s dropped soundlessly 

as thoughts of the gay morrow 

miugled with "Noel". r rouhl sec the 

'pri/{htly deccmted tree blin king its lights 

0 11 an d nlf and St. Ni rk slc;I]ing 10 the 

stairs. Alread y my sister was purri ng up 

holly an d sprigs of mistletoe around the 

rooms, while mom was pl anning a cent repiece 

for th e table . Afle r a hurried breakfast, 

I put my hand to decorating the tree. 

Excitement and an unexpla inable sense of 

joy sett led inside me as I toyed with the 

gai ly twin kling ornaments. With a sigh of 

contentmen t, I placed the final bulb 0 11 

th e tree and went ou t to do the last minute 

shopping. I joined the bustling crowd 

from time to time as 1 hopped from store 

to store. Ncar dusk, I ret urn ed home tired 

but satisfied with my load of purchases. 

Before me b y a leisurely evening of wra p 

ping them and listening to th e carols that 

would be pl ayed on the radio. 

As I thought abo ut the sno w r was 

hoping would fall, I heard the peal of 

church bells in th e distance. T ears welled 

in my eyes. T he snow, San ta Claus, and 

the turkey mattered no longer. How shallow 

J had been , to be th inking of the 

singing, dan cing and merr ymaking of the 

season, comple tely forgett ing the true 

meaning of Christmas. Quickly putt ing on 

foot of it placing a prettily trimmed box 

underneath - for me rerhaps? A savory 

aroma crep t up the sta irs and a steaming 

brown turk ey danced before me garnished 

by spr igs of parsley and cranberry sauce. 

Nuts, p lum pudding and cake followed, all 

add ing to a perfect meal. 

Mother's sharp voice rang through the 

room shattering my radi an t visions in to 

thousa nd s of p ieces. Despite the frigid 

temperature of the room, I dragged myself 

our of bed, patted my face with cold water, 

threw on my clot hes and dashed dow n the 

my hat and coat, I hurried Out of the door. 

The cool night air that met me dried my 

tears as I ran down the dimly-lit streets 

to the church. w hen I entered, the choir 

was softly cha n ting a. hym n; all was calm. 

T he spicy incense that drifted around the 

cosy chu rch captured me in a warm embrace. 

Suddenly the things that had seemed. 

so im/, orrant before faded from my mind. 

I hac found a uew conteurmeut, a new 

excitement: I had found the true meaning 

of Ch ristmas. 

K at M U fl Sea, IIA. 

27

Junior Prose - 

Second 

Junior Prose - 

Second 

THE INITIATION 

Sluwh' SHIIlt'\' Adam-, entered the ru m 

pm I(,u;,mk Ii wav IlIi li:lliull lb.} for all 

11"1:\11111(' 11 (If \\'('\ 111101 (" College ami h e \" 01' 

in Ill' hurry. \ \ 'illl a pale. halt-worried 1001;. 

he trmtgnl lip th e , tel" leadilll( toward 

the dor mirorv. \\' ha t WOI ' in , IO I t' fur him? 

W ho ],.1It''''' ~~"J;l 1 evi! W O!' ha kin!/: ill the 

br;,iu \ of th e '>t'ui Oi , tml ell h? 

.\ . he ...-alked aluliK th e d im ly liRtHt".1 

h allw a ~' he '>t.'IN 'd danger, Wh irliul( around 

S}d nt'} d i'>('oH: Tnl dark, hooded figure. 

app roO!( hi llK him. lie vrarted to Hili for the 

exu h ut it wa, 1101 11'0("• •\ . he \ lruggled i ll 

vain rhe \ IrOiIlI(e1}-(" I;u l KrOlll) ('a Tried h im 

into a room a nd bound him ha nd a nd Ioor, 

l.u uL. iu l( a round S}d ut')' d iscovered a 

vtove with a red hOI po ker ill the n am e. 

Slowl,- he turned a nd glalUed toward the 

Ionuv huddled t(~ethe r a t the other sid e 

01 th e mum, T heir eerie luo k reminded 

him of the noturiom Ku Klux Kla n he 

had Ullte read ahout. 

" \\' h a t'~ the poker I'm;''' he b rav elv 

lJut"ol iIUlt'd . 

T he ir leader ~lt'ppt'd forward ami with 

a weird smile explained that S ~dll e ,. \o'as 

to 1)(' branded ill ("a..e he ever ~o t 10.1 

rtl ,11II i ll~ nrou 11(1 the " houl grounds. .\ 

hideo us 1'1lIJ(h -en t a sh i\er up S ~ d llt·~ ,.. 

-ptne. 

"They're j ust tr yill !/: 10 scare me: ' he 

a,sUlt.'d h illlst'lf, ,I, un e of the p lotter 's d rew 

the poker o ut 01' the rlam e. Svdnev licked 

hi s lip. and tasted ..III frOll1 the he ads 

o f sweut fOl'lni llK 0 11 hi. far e, As the henrhman 

wi th the \,01o:.e l' advanced. a second 

uuhnnoued Sy( lIey's shi rt . ,1I\t! a third 

blindfolded h im 10 ,pa rt' some of the 

torture, 

T he r.eco lltls WNe like hours. Suddenlv 

he felt ;1 wa m uh aJ(aimt h i• •kin, , 

·' ;ro.;· ;ro.;u !" he sta mmered, " n·n,n o ll' t!" 

Theil all ear· ~ p l i lti llg screa m rallg 

throuKh Ihe huilding, ,-\ ~ the blind fold 

was ta ke n o ff. S,dnev ..canned hi, chest 

for a mark o f l;urn ~1 skin, lie sta red: 

there ",'as llothinK to be st'e n. ,\ sid e 

'pliui nlo: lau/l;h hrouJ(ht hi m to hi, ..ell..e,. 

The ,tuden h , nO\o' \\'itho ut d i'Kuise pointed 

to the table. 

" \ Vise gUls:' Sld lle~' Illutterro as he 

rec~n iJ~1 the dr)' ice. 

R oman H o rba n . 9f.. 

IN 

DESPERATION 

T he n ight \\';IS bl,1( k a mi moonless. The 

da ~ h ;1I1 been drear~ with ' lIlg r ~ duud , 

(Imn ill'lt iI1K the sl~ , .\S I ...-alked horneward. 

I remember the te rril l ing movie I 

h:td just '>("ell - the vhadow of the murderer 

hllking behind the um u ,pett ill~ , i(-· 

ti m, the re;ld y knife pr eparing for th e 

ulnmare IUlllo!:e, th e pair of heeb, ,,",II 

h:tngill j.!; frum the r,lher " :tllli Ihe eer ie 

mu,il ; 1 ( n Il U p; lII ~ i ll .'l: these Jl: 1 J;t, d ~ att i o ll~. 

,\ , I nllltin u("(1 Oil JIll \\'a " ho rne. I ~u,· 

pe ered t' \e r~- ,h;uln'" IIf hul;ling ... cralt'l l 

man e(,uipped with ;1 hu'ering wea poll. 

" "hell I l illa l" a rr in 'll a t m v t1t"oti n:tt ion. 

I Iound to t1~ e e vt'eo-e of ' m ~ ja ll ~li n g 

ner ves. a lillie Ircm 1Il ~ mother ' ta ti llK th a t 

she wo u ld m u he horne till late! 

I had just -e uled d o wn pea( efully with 

a hool , wh en I heard -oureone ' tom pi ng 

up th e 'tailS. Then J rememb e red ! There 

\\'as no olle e lse ill th e hon-e I )('",ide~ 1Il\ 

IOllel y lrigh telletl -e u: Of (OUI\{'. it wa', 

olll ~ III ~ im;lg-ill:ttiulI, hu t what ,I loud 

imagina tio n I had! 

In vudd en de'peratiull I Kr,l!»hnl a ham 

mer. T he fom'tep, were , lmo'l)' proceeding 

up th e stai rs! \\ ' h ~ d idn' t vnueone rome 

home o r wh y didll'l the d Ol( hark;' I 

j.!;1;tlJ(-eti h'l\ lily m er the room tryilll( to 

lin t! a he ll e!' we,lpoli. The foobte!" were 

f om ing on wit h pe ndulum ple(-i,ioll! The 

so und went l"I' t e \'er) rootu and ~ topped 

a t m ille ! I prep.ucd nrvsel f fo r whatever 

m iJ(h l ( Ilmc Ih ro uRh Ihai d U1l1". .\ 1 th t' last

uimuc I gr;t'lK'd the bUllhrr·kn ik . Whal · 

ever was there would hav e a fight o n it\ 

hands! 

Ure"kinJ/: the tell \(' »tence ( ;lIIIC ;t )oft 

knoc k on the door. I'cr h:l)l\ he tho ught 

the doo r wa' lOtked "nel he warned mc to 

opell it for him, He t"PI)('(1 on the doo r 

Iwo_ three_ lollr rimes hUI ~ t i ll 1 didn't 

an cwcr. 

1 wa\ ab""1 t" " 1](" 11 the doo r bravely, 

;,ntl lal e rhc inuudcr when \ llll,knl) ther e 

ca me from Ihe o ther .ide of the wall, Ihe 

landlord's , ,,ill', " P;" d nn me. bill m y d CKk 

\IOPI)('(I anti I ,1

Junior Prose 

_ 

THE CITY 

Third 

The tall buildi np or a ("Oll lln~rd tl l . (.~ ty 

loo med Ihrough the l1I i ~ \S o( da "m.. I he 

warning sh riek of a u-am §OlInded m lhe 

distance. O ut e ver the b l e a fog hom 

moa ned mo urn fully. :-.' c:ar the ,,'alcr(roI11 

the hoarse sbouu of the bus)' dor k-haudv 

mingled with the cTf=ak!ng of


Han. Men. 

AfTER BOMBING 

For two day, and two nigh 15. M driaJlII 

hold been down in the ai r-raid-shelter; 

awa y (rom the world and hearing nothing 

bUI the whi ni ng and explosio n of bombs. 

Her cal had already become so used to the 

uoec, th at when she now climbed out (rom 

the shelter, the grea t silence seemed ver y 

~ tr" lI ge. and the light di sturbed her eyes. 

She wiped her tired and duSly {ace with 

her hand, and pidu:d up her rug-sack. 

The cit y. ",hith (or rwc days had btCII 

liv ill!l and w;lit ing. and hoping lor peace 

and jusucc, had nor known, that it was 

hrc a rhing it'; last brc••th. Now it was dead. 

II lay ther e like a black giant. defeated 

h )' its enemy. 

:\lariall ll tried (0 find he r hom e ·HU:CI, 

b UI it was not C;IS) ' to lind anyuueg-. 

evervrhiug loo ked alike. The streets were 

blocked by bombed houses, and she ha d to 

d imb ove r them. From several places 

' 11\ol e w;,s still rising. and a ship was 

l>urni llK down ill the harbor. The rail· 

way uaucn and a few small hou ses, wh ich 

were len, stood u if lost among the black 

rulna . ~ow she recognized her street. She 

«)llIIled the ru ins. until she stood in (rom 

1 her home, which once had bee n but was 

no more. She had hrtle su C'ngth Idl and 

,he i11l m~1 collapsed. Her home, was this 

her home; Had her parents been working 

lor thi s? Had she. when a child, been 

laugh ing and crying and p laying here? 

~ lari a n n started to recall her home in her 

dreams. She remembered her childhood, 

her pa renu. her sin en, and brothers. A 

smile carne to her lips. Her home was 

stand ing the re again in her dream. 

Somethiug soh and cold touched her 

ha nds. She awo ke fro m her dream ; the 

dream ho use collapsed. It was sllowing 

She stood up . T he ruins of her home were 

spread in front of her again. She'started 10 

search among the black stones and ashes. 

She p icked up a stone and pUI it in her 

ocket. This was to be a last memory from 

Rler home. 

T he girl now str uggled back agai n over 

the r uins. For hours and hours she was 

walking in a due. un til she came to a 

highw"y where she met other people. Old 

and young with tired faces were silentIy 

striding forward . Mariann joined them and 

started 10 walk with the crowd. For the 

last time she looked back :u the city. Heavy 

snow was falli ng and covering the ru ins. 

n 

It seemed as if Nature wan ted to hide the 

evils of mankind and show its power, 

which coul d no t be comp ared with that of 

ma n. 

Hair Berendson, 12A. 

YOUNG DRIVERS 

In recent years. young driver ha ve accou 

n ted for more acciden ts th an the driven 

ill all oth er age groups combined. A great 

man y leen-agen ha ve thei r O WIl cars or 

have access to rhc famil y car, and the 

accident situation is getting worse instead 

of bener. Young drivers always seem to be 

in a hurry to get somep lace. Often they 

are extremely skilful driven and they know 

fa r more about how cars work than their 

parents ever will. Young drivers are seldom, 

courteous ant! they are usually selfish. 

They think only of themselves and rarely 

consider the man in the outer car. 

O ur schools l od~ , y teach ma ny subjec ts 

which cannot be considered academic. 

Social and physical arnvlnes lak e up a 

great deal of the time of roday's you ng 

people. Why not take a bit or this time to 

teach these youllg peop le (who are our 

you ng driven) to d rive care fully and courteously; 

This instr uction in safe driving 

would (ertainly hel p to cu t

"lhe motor ro;u n l! O ur trip had beg un 

;d mo ' t be fore Wl' rea li/ ('ll. It WiI ' Sa m rdav, 

[un e :?7th. 195 1. and, it' Ihc limnu,ille 

Illd lt'l1 a wa y from th e r urb, two j a rvivite-, 

a nd their parent, left 3:? Power xrreer with 

mixed feel inK' . Later we left \\'olle\ Love, 

(-!uel)("c C ity nn the S.S. .\ t l

tive ..nes among ncw·fou nd Inend- and 

ll'l;nh~_ " 'c we re M) wannly received th at 

iI '!Tong Iceling of kinchip ilnd understandilljl; 

jl;rc'" q uickl y be rween 11\ an d the-e 

people. \\'1" the n vivited the old Ea-acrn 

Orlhodox )'lona,t;,ry of St. lo..kim, hiddcn 

illlli,1 the mountainv 1)[ :\ra"etlonia an d 

aboru three m il

The motor roa red! Our u-ip had begun 

...h,10Sl be fore we realized. It \\'a ~ Snmrday, 

J unc 2ith. 195-1 , and, as the limousine 

pulled away Irom the cur b, two J a n' is it e ~ 

an d IhC'ir paren~ left 32 Power Street with 

mi xed feelings. La ter we Jdl Wolfe's Cove. 

Quebec Cit y on the S.s. A{lamit- at one 

o' clock Sunday morning, houn d (or Le 

Havre. France. The Silloo th six-tl:ly crossillp; 

"':IS fiJl ~ 1 with exce llent emenalnmem 

and tasty im ernationa l cuisine. 

\ \'I': gre\

tlve on(' ~ 3mun~ new -found frien d. and 

rcl .lt i y~. w e were M.I w,,,mly recei ved thd' 

a , (m ng feel ing of kill.•hi p and undC'I' t.. ndiUIl: 

I':T('''' q uickl y between us a mi the-e 

people. We- then vi, it("(1 the olt! L .,tcm 

Orthod ox ;\1011,.\1;11"'" of St . loa kim, h itltkll 

amid the mountain, or \I;, ('('d OTl i... ;11I

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I 

A POCOMANIA MEETING 

A "Pocornania" meeting is a 111m! un 

usual ceremony performed by me supersdtious 

na tives or jamaica, B.W.I. Al about 

nine o'dock when the dark ness closes in 

and the moon becomes ;1.11 eerie yellow, the 

pier cing d mo$t grutseffiC: cry or the burl}' 

negro leader is heard , calling aII fellow 

participants to the meeting. T he crude 

huts seem to produce every la nd t)I humanbei 

ng [rom the pun y liul(' Ean Ind ian 

smoki ng "ga nja' to the (riny-haired 

Negress with a body or infinite grace. 

The drum thro bs and lo l op~ abruptlyan 

exotic half-caste ap pear'!> in the midst 

of the circle an d glances at her lead er 

"M assah' standing. with a hal l-smoked 

cigarette in one corne r of hi § mou th, and 

leaning aga inst the trunk of a blown -out 

coconut tree. T he girl slit he rs gracefull y 

int o the (en tre; th e man I\\O\'CS h is su pp le 

arms, beckoning the eager peopl e. 

T he gaud y red dr esses [lashing between 

the ht':.h o[ the "'>1"['10 ,I'''''h 1" '" "It' .,n 

eerie auuospheie Ihdl ahn....1 h' I'" ,,(I'c, 

the l;u d n.u('(1 onlooker. I h(' ·' I"" " lll.OlIian; 

' tldnf c 1m ,> : ,r i'\{~. ~'hil c Ihe .I;o'l

ON DOODLING 

"'irH select a clean piece 01 pa lK'T, pretcr 

;lhly tined. o r toun.c bla nk p"pl:T woukl 

he ju,t ..s good hut lined Ihll K"T i. mmh 

mo re il1lt'rf"',.linj:. I should ma ke dc.iT 'II 

the ~t art th at YOllr doodling " ill neve 

reach iu highes, pe ak of pcrfc('1[('< l ion and im prove a ny 

. 1 ('r~l s hy ....rit ing it agai n several time \, 

T hen try to inse rt a ll artistic [Io uri,h in to 

the wor k. lI 111m h n rc is taken , o ne sign;•. 

turc t an be 1I1;\.1l' to cove r almost h, l J( ;1 

shee t of pa per. T hen try pri nt ing yom 

n.H1IC' in various w;ly' and whi le you arc ;11 

it you cou ld invent ;1 monogr am Ior you r 

:;elf. 

Wh en this first shee t of p.l\)Cr is fille d 

,md five minutes or time ha ve oeeu \~a st cd 

(i f you arc rarcf'ul you G U! stretch this 

rim e o ut to ten mi nutes per sheet) selec t 

another dean shee t an d try to write you r 

name ;1.) )l11all as possible. You 10)(' irltCl'e.t 

in this in n short time fo r unless you arc 

"ery clulIIsy you rau get it down as small as 

I )(~ i b l e in two or three :l.Uempts. 

T he more ex pe rienced doodlers 0111 

wri te their na mes as sma ll as possible in 

one ;tltl'ffip l an d then waste many precious 

minutes writing them smaller tha n is 

IKftsible. 

J( you arc good at drawing b lCS now is 

a good time to makc yo u~lr be ue r ;tt it. 

rm lip two or three pag eoo with r:. n~s _ it 

all w

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"lhe M i l h ll' ~ ' in the hMy "'('Ill' ;.1.0 111 

thr ill WJ.~ 11II1l"l y shnncred whe n one 01 the 

fi, htrmCII "',IS astounded by the g[a ~ ~ y ex 

1)l C'>~ ion whi.h h ad ~) ~ lIddcll l ~ )\\'('p l over 

the Iace ..r h i, Idll.dli, (" ( 0 111 1'.11I1011 . I It 

, w ilily demauded 0 1 hi, Irie nd ..,11ol1 had 

rome over hun I n.1 lhe man 1II ~ 'lc , i ou , l y 

r" i.cd h i, 1......1 ;111,1 " -;'ho'" U!"'.." ill!: hi , 

t } C'\ [ro m .liclt fixed posi tiou, Ill:' l'..uu....1 

HI ..·h.. t be ~1 " " 

Far o m 1m th t ho nzon the oil In: i!:llleT 

bro ke' rhe ,lylint \~ilh J. huge' r{"\! crevt 

a round h C'T ho w...h the.' , h ip 01,,, 11" ii, " ";1\' 

;I H O\-~ the water it appeared to be un awar e 

of its pre-e'lll predic .auern. T he gre..t halo 

S((';llt hi ly

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Hon. Men. 

THE SHEEP DOG 

TRIALS 

Then the announcer's voice came over 

the loud ~pt: aker. "And the last con testant 

is Bob, trained by Bill Du ncan of Falkland, 

Fife". 

A m in ut e la ter l\ill and the collie entered 

the field . In the rar end five sheep 

hudd led together. feebly bleating. A pen 

occu pied the cent re of lhe field. its R"tC 

stood open. Bill knelt down beside: his 

loyal compan ion to whisper :I few words 

of encouragemen t. and to p:u him on the: 

back. Bob's alert, brown eyes scanned the: 

ere ....-d. Then he: trotted slowly to the 

other COTner of the: field. 

By this time, most of the farmers had 

left the: other attractions on the grounds 

10 come and watch these sheep-dog uials. 

for only champions were: entered in th is 

contest. T he dour farmers, standing at the 

edge of the: field. purred on the ir pipes. 

shrewdly sized up the oth er dogs, and 

speculated as to Bob's chances, for Bob 

had never bee n exh ibited before. T he 

women stood chauering away about the 

cooking and $ewing con tests, \"hile the 

children were admiring and stroking the 

d"". 

The judges ~ve the signal. and the 

trials ~ n . With his sleek body held 

erect, Bob trotted over to the sheep and 

slowly started to drive them up field, to. 

ward the open p te of the pen. Next he 

had to single OUl a sheep, and drive it to 

the other side of the field. T his he aha 

did expertly, dart ing here and there until 

the deed wu accomplished. 

Now came the most d iHicult task of allto 

.\.I"parate three marked sheep from the 

Flock, and dri ve them in to the P('I1. At a 

signal from his master, Bob glided towards 

them. All eyes were on him as he separated 

and drove off the mar ked sheep one by 

one. Suddenly, the obstinate beings darted 

off in several di rections, bur Bob, like an 

arrow, shot around them, quietened them 

by cro uching from tim e to time, and slowly 

brought them closer to the pen, J uS[ as 

th ey were about to enter the gate of the 

pen crashed to the ground. This terri fied 

the simple crea tu res, and they darted off 

in another d irection , The job had LO be 

started all over again, but Bob managed 

to achieve his aim just be fore the whistle 

of the judges W ;lS blown, 

Excited chaner broke out in the crowd. 

All were waiting for the final decision , 

and :t hush fell ever them ; .~ ttu- announcer's 

voice was heard. "T in- " '111111:1 

" Highland Lad," trained hy .\ utlrcw 

Glenn, Time-IO minu te" I." >o(.·tOIl(' ill 

school ever y lIay for iusmnr t-. You m"y 

thilll of it onl)" as a plan' to kt,(,p all the 

spare inlcrmutiun the t('«dlt'I' gil'l: you 

and which ycu forget. until n wm.., lim.. 

for exa minations. You may lhink " I il 

only as a handy-man. hut it' h 11101(' tt um 

tha t. 

T rue, it'li just made of imil, llinn teamer 

and hJ.s a now tarnished , il'l)(,'"r, Ilute 

rin!!:s, one of which is s li~llI ly bem, ;11111 

some paper im ide on which j, that (1 "

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THE 27th OF JUN E 

Ii i i 

Ill! 1. 

;1 .,r. 

'ii ! 

The 27th is drawing nigh, 

T hought Mr. P-- _ wit h a sigh, 

T o Timothy Eaton Memorial Church 

I will go, while others perch 

Upon the PC\" S, all u p the aisle, 

'Vhile I gel married, thought he with a 

smile. 

Link did this teacher knew. 

That others autiz-iputed this show; 

They wanted 10 sec their "jarvisite" wed. 

And watch his bride. up the aisle tread. 

At last! _ T he supporters approach the 

ch urch door, 

T here stood xrr. F- -, his teet looked 

sore; 

For he was an usher. in black nml whi te. 

To sec him deliver was quite a sight. 

He'd march up the aisle , and trip hack 

agai n• 

.Approach a new lad y, wilh a huge grill. 

As Ihey were decidi ng where they \\'0111d 

sit, 

Entered th e b ride , looking just rit. 

Her bridesmaids were fidgeting, Iussiug 

and such, 

T hey fixed her dress nicely, and no one 

could touch. 

Before the theme of "Here Comes the 

Bride", 

T he Loyalists slipped in JUSt by the side. 

T hen who shou ld come in? - "Ir. p_ _ 

h imself, 

Looking quite happy and pleased with 

himself. 

T hen through the air :md the lovely old 

church, 

Came the tune of the wedd ing march; L Oll 

gave a lurchl 

He just couldn' t wait to feast his poor eyes, 

On the lovely girl coming to stand by his 

side, 

And utter the words "I Do" not "I Don't", 

Now Lou continues "I Will" not "I 

won-r'. 

,\ 1 I;"t r:lI11(' lht wordv "You're nnw m.ru 

,"l(l wHe", 

LOll W:lS .>0 happy, 11("11 the love of h i, lift·. 

,\ s I rememb er. when it r.mn- rinn- I ki" , 

I-I e made sure th: ,t he d idn't mi" , 

Thi, opportuni L), he roukln't "" I"''', 

T ha t's ,olllc lhillK tlML he nev er UlllKhl I" 

ill c]a", 

Now o u t 011 the lawn, both I""kin l/: quite 

g:l y, 

The briKht sun above, tl1(';I' troubles 

thrown ' w:,)', 

' Vel[ ennuKh i, enough. :'Ilr. 1' will 

agree, 

He'll no donln makc a point of tel ling mc. 

rust one th inK more I hav e to say. 

'r his pOCHy busi ness works two WOly" 

Ainstie SIII/tl,. II C. 

10

1ft " 11 11 1 

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ITOOK MY SISTERS LUNCI--I!!!! !! 

BLISS 

Did rvv ever go 10 bed nt n i~h t 

And crawl beneath th e she et 

To ha ve yO UT slumber r uined 

By a dOKJr(~ icy feel. 

Hut there's m~ny a poor doggie 

Who groa ns in deep despai r 

when he find s ben eath the covers 

:\ tWO Iocr fr.igidaire. 

It's bad eno ugh to try and sleep 

Where heated comforts lac k. 

Bu t, Oh the shiver ing torture 

or a cold foot on one's back. 

Wh y doesn't some brilliant scientist 

Inven t a ll antifreeze 

T o b ring the circ ula tio n hack 

Belo w my d oggy's kn ees. 

Lawrence H otden, 9C. 

What Every High School 

Student Should Know 

Angle: messenger from heaven. 

Equ ation : imag inary line running around 

the ea rt h. 

Symmetry: whe re the dead a re b uri ed . 

Elli pse: when the moon is in the ea rth's 

shado w. 

Polygon : dead parrol . 

Parasite: native of Fra nce. 

Leg ume: body of wa ter, e.g., song "a sleepy 

legu me" . 

Gen e: girl wit h light brown hai r. 

Semicolo n: inferior- no t up to standard. 

Supe rci lious: absolu tely ridi cu lous . 

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H umou r Ed.: "T his is dedicated to 

Ph ilip." 

Assistant: " Ph ilip who ?" 

H .E.: " Fill up space." 

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And the n th ere was the Scotchma n who 

orde red asparagus an d left th e waiter a 

tip. 

41

OMELET, THE GROOVY PRINCE OF DENMARK 

H i. there , kidd ieal 'Thi s is your old pa l. 

Will "Jul.Bo" Shakespe are bringing )"OU 

y~ur ~ eOl. rly bed-rime story. Tonig ht's little 

d luy IS reall y 3. cru sher! It's a real gone 

ghon story ( ;1.11('

The Ten Commandments 

of J.C.!. 

D ue 10 the afurclllc n t iollcd rC,ISOI1 , a nti 

because he was probably jU'il all old so rehead 

an yway, 11(>1' fell1 hanl-roi k of :1 

brother. I.cr t/ , (h ,,[[cnged Onuuy to a Kuud 

okl-Iashioued round of R ussian Roulene-c 

the hard way - with swords. 

Naturally, dear old Un fky wan ted our 

boy to take " dive, 50 he uied to slip him 

a mick ey before the fight. nut Momma had 

an idea wha t was up and fina lly realized 

what a slob she had hooked herself with , 

so she drained the Zombie herself. Uur ky 

was rJippin' - he d idn't know what to dol 

Anyhow. he handed ou t the swords nnd 

Lertx's was loaded, but Ommy's - Nope! 

Now, do you think that was nice ? Lertz 

cut a slice out of our boy's arm :Hl d said 

"Beg pa rdon old boy - hu ngry - sandwich. 

you know," whereupon our hero ends his 

eating worr ies most perm anen tly. Then 

our boy tells ever yone what a dirty murderer 

his U nd,-y was, how he didn't even 

give pop a chance 10 draw as would any 

self-respecting western villa in, and, further 

more, he suspected tha t Vncky was a Red 

Spy. Forthwith, he happily dispatches one 

Sfj uare, Momma has dOl.ed off - for an 

indefinite term, and himself begins to 

ratt le like a pair of loaded dice. Thus. the 

sto ry ends, and everybod y d ied happliy 

ever after, with the exception of Horseiace, 

who told it all to yours truly, and it's the 

faCIS, lUa'am, stra ight from Horsetace's 

mouth. 

FIN 

J "lhou shalt not have a sweethear t, 

I I Thou shalt not hold hands wilh an y 

maiden len the eyes of the principa l 

he upon thee. 

II I Thou shnlt lift off thy hat to the 

Fifth Form pupils and ho w before 

them 

[V Thou Sh,llt not ( OIllC thrice lat e lest 

thou he st:'lll to thy dwellinK to feel 

the weight of the pa terna ! slipper. 

V I'h o u shalt no t use :, key 10 rransla 

uons, nor all)' aid whatsoever. 

VI T hou sh,ll t not make a noise in the 

halls. 

VII Thall shalt not run up the stai rs. 

VIII T hou shalt not talk, lest thy nob le 

name augmellt the detention list, and 

thou he made to work furiousl)' till 

nigh t r.ruem. 

IX T hou sh.rlt run rever thy neighbour's 

an, nor his grammar, nor his Lat in, 

uor ;Ulything that is th y neigh bour's. 

X T ho u shalt love 110 ot her school bu t 

j,G T. 

le n Fraser, lOB, 

T here wns a ma n named Virtor, 

W'ho Iougln with a bca-ccnstrlc tcr. 

He gave it some Iiqnor, 

T he 'stric ter gOt sicker, 

So Victor emerged as :, victor. 

Louise R OllU , 9F. 

ODE TO TH E TWENTY 

FOUR JARVIS JUNIORS 

u r 

TWEYIY·FOl)R c oon RE.\ SO:'\S 

W HY FOOTIUI.I. s HOlJ l.I) BE 

DlsCOVIT,UEf) .\ '1' J \R \ 'IS 

\\ 'ir" o w~l i ,,"jlL.in , w;., the hraiu-, o f the 

new. 

On first t1u .....n-, he'd ~t"11 , i~ll ah . read v. -.el. 

0111' a ll d t wo , 

lluee .....ould oune 1It''''I , f Uli T. fin', ;1Il11 

then-. 

The l1eXI I hi ll~ wf' knew. it wa-, -.("c" ml 

a ud 1 t'1I ~ 

Of "i/o: Tl I~:li:('11 hal\ t·... n il CIlIl team there 

were two. 

\\'1":11 T ern uud FOIhl'" 

,h(-, 't! iu th ru ul!:h . 

IIM, l the hall. 

R i/;:h l dowII till' fie ld , n"t a Irip . I l u t ;1 

rumble. 

.\ 1U1 t1U"Il. ;11 lil{> Jt:u;d Iill t', vou 1!:"t'....ed 

u . Ih(' ~ '('\1 of rhe 

lor. 

\Ii\\ Smi th prnmist'l.1 .Juhn \ he 't1 be rrue tll 

rhe end . 

HUI john i-, a re-nrre - Ih;lI\ tuu Rh h il l 

in y Iriend. 

T here ;11 1.' IIlh cl S hel l' III men tion vri fl. 

SillllllfOU ' . lIul der, Turnlmll, s h ill. 

And lest vuue d ;aim til he forgol, 

Corbe u, Rct"tl, a nd En dic o tt , 

Hill :11111 l'e te and \l iL.e ami jim. 

Iklllli \. (;eurfi;:.t· - a nd they're a ll in . 

T h;II'\ o ur ream - rhere were lUI more, 

T h use are the \l al\'';lI t - rwemv-Iour . 

I..P. 

O n ;my ~oud team. there a re eud-, 10 rauh 

p;I'''''·''. 

\\ 'h ;H ' ~ w ro ll ~ w ith flllh. olU ld they ueed 

:li:1a,' e..? 

Said Pollex to Sl h ill Y. :I.. they ra il to the 

line . 

"You d ro Plwtl it lavt, i t \ Ill y [urn this 

time!" 

r lJ ll ~h Sm ith ;111 11 

imid(' 1,."iti01I , 

lheir joh \\';1\ III p ul veri /e a ll oppovition. 

Tn \lIlea r them, 10 down them, 10 rear off 

th ei r h ide , 

Hill ulas, tht') had Iriend-, on the op posite 

side! 

Xext C;11I1(' tht· 1;1( L. I('\, b i~ Tum a nti tough 

T Oil } . 

Are th m e \hlluldeh real. o r rould rhe v 1)(' 

Jl h n ll) ' ~ 

:\bL.i IlK hole, in th e line \\,;1\ the ir job. bUI 

imte:ttl, 

The nnh ho les th ere, were holes in their 

ht';ui! 

H 

\ brie: " \ Vha, i\ wro nK wit h th e a lp ha . 

h t' t ~ " 

Johnny: .. ' lI ' nm l T are n OI clo se 

enough." 

• • • 

xlr. UH e: " whar 1\ a \ ke1e ltm ~ " 

J o anll ~ : " UIllle, wirh rhe pt"llp le .... raped 

nil. .. 

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,\ penny \,;1\ '1'( 1 " nut worth the trouble. 

• • • 

Hea rd O il :l quil prul(ralllllle ,,\ ,'ha l IS 

the ~ Illa ll h l vo lume ill rhe wnrld)" 

" \ \' ho\ who ill Russia."

I 

Pickering- Smylie 

T imothy Eato n M cmori ~ l l Chmrh wa.~ 

the S("CIl C of a pr ett y ,,"('tiding on J une 2i. 

:\IiM Dori ~ Eileen Smylie', daug hter of Dr. 

and Xlrs. C. H. Smylie and :\Ir. Louis. 

Pickering were uni('1! ill holy 1I1

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NEW ADDITIONS TO THE TEACHING STAFF 

•.. 

\Vhu makes J. car- mo>'C? Gnolint. What 

mil.lC$ smde ms mo>·t? YOII gu~ it 

tt ad len l 

w e j arvisltes, nawrally eurious ....,. 1M ' 

mre, want to know all of the eveuu tlMt 

p a ~s here in :\finerva'$ Home. One event 

which we neve r miss is the wek ollii ng of 

new teache rs, ami so to i\[u, Ca meron, 

:\Ir. Ha zell ami "Irs; Chum bers. we bid 

welcome! 

:\Irs. Jea n Cameron, leachi ng shorrhaud 

and En Jt;li ~h , is a new adduicn to the com 

mercial depa nrnenr. Comi ng from Colling. 

wood where she received her senior mamculation, 

:\In. Cameron took the Honour 

Course in English and HistoT'j' at the 

Uni>-ersity of Toronto. ,,£ttl' obtai ni ng her 

Houc ur 8 .A.• her ne" t stOp WJ.S O.C-E, 

Dunn ville H igh School then clulmed he r 

(or tWO years. In 1!l~H $lIe married :\Ir. 

.-\Iu Y. Cameron and j ohn, h er ....veeueenyear-old 

son is a student ill senior marricula 

ucn at U.T .S. :\11'1. Came ron favours 

such spor u as swimming and canoeing. 

tennis, badminton. and golf. She taught 

al Eastern Comm ercial and Xlalvem and 

now sht has ccrn e to us, an d we're might)' 

glad 10 have her, are n't wet 

:\fr. Hazell? Is he: that you ng reache r 

who looks as i( h e: migh t have just stepped 

off a movie screen? Yes, that's :\11'. Don;lhl 

H u e:l1. 

He', a jan 'isite tha t did return! :\11'. 

H azell, beca use o( an overcrowding at Le a- 

18 

side High School ramc tn I.C.1. 11 111 . 

three ....nior )'C,lrs o f I l iji::h Sh and H i, w ry t" J(:I :,,[e 

nine an d then the main or core , " hjc

.s.s ,.\,,\.-I'.\'i I I'RESJDE:\TS .\ :\1) EXECUTI VE 

\ 1,"'" 11,11, IJ." I»'h",'. ,\ l k " . ( :""I'hd l. U",...""". J"\\"lalld with 

all the T or o nto senior rug hy tc.une ro m 

pcung. .-\ nove! event th is )'e;,r \\';1> the 

' ·.$,S..\.,-\, h"slet1>;, 11 tou nl;'llIent held " t 

St. ,\ Ii. hael\ ( Jollcgc, With the help o f 

I'c roruc's auracuvc cheerleaders urg ing 

the pl:tyen; O il . the icarus did a gre at job. 

It i- your jo b to ' '' lIpon

The results or thi ~ l'!l:JX'lilllf'lIl ",11 WI 

dou bt prove \'cry valuable. IInl IInh to til< 

nudcuu Involved, bu t a l",' I" Ih., 'Olll 

munity ••t \;ngl', 

/)" 1111/" '\/n..," 1, 1111. 

I 

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SCIlOOL \"OLl,.E\' D.'LL CHAMr S 911 

/Wo

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When' h;l\ {" 

I. I~ I )"1:.11 ~ Oll (' ? 

the Fl f TII FORMERS of 

11:\ I VER 'i ITY 

,\ R I~ 

.'''lIll.111 \ " ..lIi~h 

fir T .) 

( I-In nm n ~ li {"IIl (' . u. 

11'll11 il('1" (~ Tll l)(" (U . I " i . ~ . U. of 'I .) 

".1U 1 \ 'illl 1....111 (CI.•" iC", tJ. 01 T .) 

U .Jr(' Elltlk olt (Eng. 1...l1jt. and Lit.• 

u, of T .) 

Hclje " " rn: pl''' 1. 1 ~1Il1t . a nd Lit.. tJ. 01 T .) 

1, h(>l'h nl(.·~ li .1 p lod . 1 ~ U1 ~. .m d Lu., U. 

of T .) 

WilIi ,llH S" 11l1'....m (.\ 1.1'. a nd C.. U. of T .) 

Y:I(' Kuamura (l'h y ~i oJ OR Y a nd lIio( hem., 

0 . of T .) 

r l.ll1le, Smith (GClleral. 0 . of T .) 

Howard ll id t; (Gr nera l, u. of T .) 

William WOOl1;lIl (Gellc I,,], II , 01 'I .) 

~i dlO l a\ l' :n 'la kh (O cnc ral, U. "f T .) 

lIanicl Hurtmrk «( ;('11('1":1 1, lJ . of T .) 

lan n ainl (Q ueen's) 

Laura Wil_on ( M d\ la~l {' l' ) 

\.ro rgin na Canon (;\ I u ~ ir . U. or T .) 

.\IEIHCIN E 

I.:tila Tuters ell. or T.) 

:\ndy 7..a jac (U. or T .) 

Dave Yield ing (U. of T .) 

AmI U UIlOX (U. or T .) 

:\b"'in Lip ton (We$lem) 

Uym l.'S Shou ldice (Wes tern) 

£l'\!G INEER Il'\G 

Vlad imir ).c:vit-,ky 

,\ Ivin Hamielec 

Peter Rob inson 

Uri;lll Dow 

1,lInes Burt 

\.eorKe Ch appel 

Wray Ha ack 

.\ I'll! Reynoldl 

Dougl:15 Shie h 

Ga ry Grallt 

J ohn Hylton 

Clive Clar k - Architectu re 

l' l-I AR MACY 

[ark Kirsh 

;\(urray Berman 

I ~ ,r ry Rosell 

D£NT IST RY 

Thomas Sommerville 

ONT AR IO COLLEGE OF ART 

Heather Bucla)' 

t'ran(tl Sharon 

ONTARIO VETERJNARY COLLEGE 

Sally Beauregard 

AL U MN I 

Oi'T ARIO AG RI CULT URAL 

CO LLEG E 

Harvey Ore uu 

R,\J)I0LOGY 

l>al1ll"lIe de 1;1 T ouche (U. of T .) 

OCC:lJl',\TIO:'\,\1. THERAPY 

Ba rl...ra E, ko"' 

LO X DO :,\ T H[OI.OG ICA L SDI It',\ RY 

Don ald Hamil to n 

RYERSOX.IXTERI O R DESIGNING 

X orma Sco u 

X URSIX G 

.-\ nn Biggs ( E; I~ 1 Gl"llera l) 

v ale rie Bel linger (Ea.t Gcneral) 

Hel en Bro wn (East Ge llcral) 

Bem ire Brn wn (Ea.\t General) 

Bemire Blatk (W elle,ley) 

Rita Leong (T oro nto Gene ral ) 

Je,lll Fin layson [Toron to General) 

Tt:AC HERS' CO LLEGE 

.Iame l Kozubik 

:\Iicllael Pc/ell 

Helvi Ttilikaln en 

Cha rlotte .:\ lcCa ul 

Ron R~rs 

T anya Kramer 

IN THE RUSIN.ESS W ORLD 

Han nah Nagai P la th. Dep t, Ca n. Life 

/\M . Co.) 

Elai ne Shepherd [Robt. Simpson Co. Ltd.) 

Kenneth Hen ry (Nort h Am. Life AM. Co.) 

Rosemary Q irk ( Hell T elephone Co.} 

JollII Blyth, 13.\ 

M ~ A. I ......'n 

...1>0 is Inv,ng 10 I>ecome "In. Stanley en..-fonl 

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Now that rail has come: I must t..ke up 

my pen a~i n . Bill Iirs t I must tell )' 0 11 

of all t ~e ~x cil ing even u which happened 

Ian sprmg. 

Lestrr Pennon's !'ui' 

Ro,,",'S and rows of £Ia F;s gr~t f'(1 m y 

daaeled c)"t$ as J entered the aud itorium. 

It ~"e the room a carn ival spirit which 

dehghlro all present, ah hOllgh I am happy 

to loily that everyone quieted dO\'71 and 

listened atten tively to :\fr. Pearson's excel 

len t address. \ Vhat a ll ho no ur to have the 

President of the United :-;'atiolls spea k. at 

Ja rvisl 

eli de' "uptclion - April 

I had a wonderful ,-iew of the inspection 

todar from my perch on top of the school , 

The icy winds didn't seem to bother my 

boys but I was glad that I had chosen m y 

"'.",nncs l tOV. :-'Iars was very pleased. The 

pipe band wu excellent bur of course 

Orpheus did n't want to adm it it. Apollo 

d id take me to the Battalion Ball but he 

was "t'ry late. 

Track Meet - May J 

' Vhat an exci ting rime I had today as 

J arvis held il.$ an nual track meed T he 

competition worried Mercury who tried to 

enter severa l of the dashes. ;"I r. w arren, 

however, Insisted 1I1 ~1 he wasn't qu alified, 

so he watched enviously from the sidelin 

es, I do wish Jupiter would find something 

10 keep the dust dow n. 

Play Da )' 

Laugtuer and gaiely were the order of 

the day. Girls of all sizes assembled to 

enjoy the fun and games under Diana's 

leadership. Some o[ the gods looked rather 

wistful at bei ng excluded, especially when 

they were told of the free hal dogs and 

cokes. 

It must be ,!-?bvio U$ by now th at we had 

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an C',,"citllll:: ))'I';IlR. \,'(" were " II "'I" '" 

~ ;"Ir. and ;" In . H .IK("II le,'\e hil i \~'("Il' 

happy to hear 01 ;"11 . II.IRen \ .II'IM';nt me n t 

;U heall 01 the ( :1,1\\1\. Ik lMl llncnl " I 

Co hourJ::. T he ~nl\ l elll Cn UlIfil pre-eurcd 

Ihem wuh a couee table "I the 1,"1 

a\.~l1lb l y of the ~e ;lI . 

S~pf~m b t r S 

I wa s g reeted ill manv new f,'I C' ;Iltl' r 

my ho liday. How I )h..11 Illi\\ \Ome 01 the 

old ones! welcome to lhe new memhen 01 

the staff. ;..In . Ch..mbcrs. ;"Ir• . Cameron 

and Mr. 1-I:>Jt'II. Cu\,id 11'1I. me nc h,l' 

scored yt't another 1.11 l'...C)l'. ;"Ir, I' lt kcr illll: 

was married in June. 

R ~ m e m b rm l r (' /) 11)' Sf"n,jrr 

T oday we paill ou r l'c'I'CI h I" Iht' 

Jat"\'hite. who f:ave rherr lin 's in the F i r ~ t 

and Second \Vorld \V,u s. 'There were tears 

in the eya or m,llly " I u \ ," ;"J.ljor ;" Ior. 

Ran presented ;" Ir. ;" 1.t< Kerr,,, her with a 

Coronation medal. T hh h ;I II; rC'll I" "'our 

which we all teet he has ear ned. 

Cm ll m ~II Um t 'lI - Noncmber 2i 

I was thrilled lO ~ e e so \II,llI)' of my oltl 

Friends th is evening. So many excited II;rHduares 

and so very many proud ]l;n clH..! 

v en us. J upiter, Juno. A\)ollo. lIi.mn nnd I 

all came together and w };Il a time we had 

findinll; seau on the main floor, Finally 

we decided 10 sit ill the balcony with the 

Hagens. ;" larilyn Sproule 1I:;\\'c a "'omler· 

lul valedic tory and we were all pleased 10 

have Mr, Allin with us again..Afterwa rds 

corree and cookies were served in the cafeteria. 

and Slilt later there was dancing ill 

the auditorium. Diana was "eT)' jealous 

of v en ue's new dress with its allgo ra collar, 

r e« Dll uu 

After school there was music and merrimer 

u in the auditorium, Tea dances have 

suddenly become very popular at Jarvis, 

Perhaps we could have a rew on Olympus.

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E';I1II' UH'I. ('H' I ~"lIl' rckbr.ued hv J:u, 

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f"mi li." ,ix],t in 1.Il, i, ,1([:lir.. th i' year . 

h, ;ulditilltl 10 l e~ " I . 11 .l,se m hhes Illc H:H1d 

;",j, tl'd ;1( rhc Rcrucmbranc e n a y Se rvk e 

,,,, 01 :H I ~ Jl h the IUllim am i Scnior Co m 

Ill e ll U"l1lf ' U S. T h i', ) t ar fOJ' lhe firH time 

Ihe U.llltl :,h" ;!1'1M:.m:d .u a ll of the Se n ior 

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PIRATES INVADE JARVIS ! 

T his year the Jarvis Glee Club presented 

Gilbe rt and Sullivan's Iarnous operetta, 

"T he Pirates of Penzance" from February 

2-1 th -2ith. \Vi th its wonderful cast it indeed 

upheld the tradition of past oper eu;ls. 

Among the male leads, Atuhony Grey 

played the role of the father, ~ l:Ij o r Oeneral 

Stanley extremely well as was expec ted 

or him. H is wonder ful acting ahil hy resulting 

fro m his experience with the Em'l 

Grey Players was well displayed in this 

ope retta. Jon Wilkins was his und erstud y. 

Fortunately for \IS versaul... Hob Curran 

was on hand to pl ay the role of Frederick, 

the 10\'1'1'. Blon d Dave Harve y played the 

all important Pira te King whi le Uoh Wic k· 

ham as the Police Sergean t stele the show. 

nob was so natura l and at hom e in this 

role that his humorous gestures kept the 

audience laughing. Bob Pedherney as 

Samuel the lleutenaru, added gaiety \0 the 

ridiculous plot. T hese were our gorgeolls 

male leads. 

Ou r female leads were just as oUlstaml· 

ing. Joyce Cairn s with her rk h voluminous 

voice played the role of Ruth, the nurse. 

Andrea Hansen who {or the last four yean 

has been a valuable member of the operet· 

ra orchestra , shared the same role. Bcncr 

than ever was Marie Peaker as the heroine, 

:\Iabel. xrarte is very talen ted in musi,' 

and this year she displayed her ability in 

her singing. Equally talented in the same 

role was pert Barbara Kirkham who 

amazed the audience when her sweet voice 

rang throug h the auditorium. 

In the operetta this year, there were 

llIan y young leads. Kay Md lhaggart and 

' 

Urve Soopere shared the ro!.- " I Lrhth. 

Urvc also played III rhe "I't'lell.' ."I,ll"'I I,1 

[or she is ;m anollll'l l'lwtl \'l.,lllll' l ." ""II 

;" a singer . 

Another ne wcouwr w", ~;III\ R.,,,'II"'ll 

who tlisplayed her ,i ll.c.i ng " hilll\ I II dl t, 

ro le 01 Kate, while SheiLI Egg"l r-on 1' 1 , , ~ t 'd 

the p:trt of Isabel. ;\ gain we ,. Inll"l I"rgl'l 

the rhoruv who-I." l'x,('ilt'lll tout- and 

quality were equal I" rhe 1'1:\1 lh;' l l'll\ i, 

h;l\ ever produced. 

I nm sure th.u "ithllut :\ll . C,1Il11'1,,·1l. 

"ur producer anti Ill{' muvical dirc,ti'!ll o f 

Mr. Overholt, the "l't'I'('lL, ",o llld not have 

bee n :l complete S\I

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GRADE 13 HONOUR STUDENTS 

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FRENCH CLl/ll 

nnck 110"': U"I> Curr:",. Paul Agnew, 

M id,lI e 1101

La Vcillc De Noel 

jc n'avai-, qu'un h UL quaud je suls partie 

(C jou r.I;'1 pOllr Ste Adele, (OIIUel p etit 

\'ilhlge rauadicn acrroche a ux Laurcundcs: 

Iaire lIu ~k i . Mais hienh; t tout est devenu 

tcitemcnt d iHcrellt; lcs quelques jours que 

j'y iii passCs 011( slim :\ me changer tout it 

lnit. Ce s gells si joyeux CI si airna blcs, res 

1ll0111aglles route s blanches, si belles er si 

pilisihlcs, tout tc village avec scs maisous 

accucillantes. vicilles, mais tenement neuves 

sons leur toilette de pcuuurc blanchetout 

cela a fait vlbrcr mon coeu r. C'eraft 

la vente de Noel. Nous uous repcsicns 

muour- de l'enormc foyer adossc au mur 

d'u n des salons de notre chalet de ski, lc 

ChiuHed er. L,I gra nd e salle CIa;! lOute 

pleine de la chaleur du (oyer, de I;, lueur 

scin tillaruc du fell qui sc [ouait sur Ies 

poutres du plafoud et sur les figures 

jcycusc l11illgrc Si, ja mbe Iracturce a u cc urs 

chants, rou te plcine d'une paix bruyamc 

qu i rejouh les coeurs. i\lcme papa scrublait 

joyeuse m'llgre sa jam be Jracturde au cours 

d'lI ne desce ntc malheure use. 

i'c u ;\ pcu, res gellS sen t parris. La (>edle 

eglise, ell bas dans Ie village, prenalt un 

:Iir de fete ct de tOIlS cotes on r affl uait. 

On chant ait des ai rs de Noel, et les cha nts 

montaiem jusqu' ici da ns r air sonore. Tout 

nous inviuit a descend re, U, une ceremonie 

vieille de deux milles ans se 

deroulait pour (;Ommcmorer la ven ue de 

.J e su ~-Enran t sur terre, C'ctait 1:1 m e s ~e de 

minu it. Une atmosphere de joyellse paix 

110m envahissait tollt entier. 

Pendant ce temps, au ehalel, on avait 

prepare un r~veil1o n, La grande salle avai t 

e t~ deeon!e de bra nches de sapi n qui 

degagea ient un arome de resille, La lumiere 

des chandelles faisait danser Ie! ombres sur 

les murs rugueux. us filles en joBs cos· 

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rumcs se p ressnicnr pour assure r Ie service. 

Un e tab le magntr tque, p res d'u n mur ctan 

chargc de dindcns cotis, de [ambons, de 

htlC:hes de Nocl cr d'a urres vicruallles. Le 

cognac des g,he"u:< Itambair. Chaque mcts 

ctait un chef-d'oeuvr e. Tout auteur 0 11 par· 

lait fran c;,Ii .~ er S":I Iaisnit line mus iquc 

1lI;lgllHiqu e ;IU temps du "pop" des bourcilles 

de champagne. 

A un momen t donne, lin peu lasse, j'

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II M k Ru' ,' ",, 

h ,,,,' lIaU': 1'3,,1 !'oll ox, J u ris S ~13", i", . J"hll I·hh·" 1',,,,1 I"II"'''''' 

Under the inuiauvc 01 An thony Friell· 

mann, Donald Hell. and Giles Eudir ou. 

nud wit h the ~trOllg ~ lI p l'0n ;ll1d g uid ing 

ha nd of \ Ir. Cook, .. llr'"lla Lic r.lub W ;IS 

formed in November. 

About lorty cnthnsinsts attended two 

meet ings before Christmas. .-\1 the meet 

ings a committee ;111(\ chairman were ele cted 

,l1ld the club was subdivided imo four 

~I Olip S . Shnkespea r e. modern J r,ulla , 

modern comed y and one-act comedy. III 

THE DRAMATIC CLUB 

l h i ~ w,,}' ;ud i,-;,l" ,,!, ",,,lei .11""'1' rlu- ' Yl'v 

ul dl;lIua l i" ill \, 111(h llin " ,-,.' inu-n-vtcd. 

.utd the ,1 \1 1) her:l l llC 111" l l ' 111."1,';:C.,(,I,'. 

T he d ub'., ,u t i\'il k" 1I' i1 1 he li l1l ll ,~ 1 thi-, 

n';"', '],1(' 10 the t,ll' q.,n ." u l thr- I,,, k o j 

CXI'CrlCIl'(, . h UI il i, Ill'I",,1 ll ,al t hr- .I ",. 

mali!', club w il l ('llln g,' " " " " I 

lilt' " Hl'1 

popu la, and ou " 0 1 tIll' 111"'1 illll'"n ,m l 1 

nex t year', Oll ih it i(" , 

ca-. F.nd""II , I:!( :, 

DRA ~ I.-\T I C CLUB 

Ilar k !t,...." Mike lIu ga rsk)', I)on lIell , T o n)' h i' d ", "" , 

.~rr " " d Ilmu: l'a,, 1 Agnew, Ju d o Sal ",i"i" Pat Ma"", y, l.in,l.1 Ma'''',,'''....li. ""lTen l"'I>' el. 

t;li t a be, h 1I0 I'\;in. , 

Fl",,' /l,,,,': ll iann c (:OOk , ])aphne Nit ...l...", J ulie Smith, :'>li rja" a Ii:all'ulom', S"phil' h

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"'>ji :"~l~i . Jo h"''' Chub... 

Ih 'o.II. Jo" 

Willi "13..k 1'''''"0''. !lill Si"' "•• 

.\ocr",, " Ii".·.. llirJ;. Cmbcll . Mile C " "llh. Ton' 

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I ;';T ~. R . S t:l IOOl , CHR 1S"I.~N vst.r.owsut r 

/lMA flo.." M~'g~'('( 1.T~i · 

den t and Secretary-Treasurer on 'Th ursda y, 

Septembe r Ii . by the 'Paw,,1 o( the board. 

'These ' PIl II'IU' IOOll r eached the oth er slde 

or the: 'Checkered Mat' to become 'Rooks' 

a nd 'BishoPs", The ' Knighfs' or this league 

maintained their noble po$itioll by undertak 

ing to teach the unlearned the arts or 

Chrh riall t'c1low.hip " h" h .. ,II llH' III 

uui"ersity life, IlHcrden" m l1l,iIl"" .,1 ll.'''''I'' 

mttt togcther 101' ,n 11 , ~h "" I,...," " II 

arTQ'>s C~"l n.u b, ." wen ,l' III 111 ,11 " LUI" 

11C.,n rOlll1UiC"', 11"\\ ;" ,, lhl ' I'I ,il,I'IOl llt.... 

:lIld [apau. 

111 .J;ll,-i" we 1ll'"Cl "" '" FI-i,!." .,111" · 

11I)(}11 in K"Ulll 1 :!; " n, c: ,' muul h, '\(' h",,' 

a gll e'l ' pc.,kel. n,n.tll< " ",,, ,,,, n,,,, , ",I,,, 

u:l h I" ;,h,,," tlu- l111" l IM I ' Wu , ~ ' ,11 I i.·d 

"n Ina .I,ff"lCIl' 1',111 " j 1111' glo1>d .1Y 

by the 0pposlllg 1,, 1( (') , m;m hill g from 

the Chc sslocker, burdened by their h{';[\')' 

"'('.II>Ons, 

In Ja nu;Tl")' lli(' Che!i>·ladd er will gel 

underway with 1'I:I)'(,T5 sur'h a> Velln Son .... 

~ Ii k.e Bugarski. 011111 Anu KUlls especred 

.0 head the tournamc rus. Spe... ial "uelltion 

mllU be gi ven to last yca r's award win· 

ners, Sigurd T'inuna, and ~ li k. e B Il IPI ~k i , 

Palll A gnt l'" 12C, 

SENIOR SWIM T EAI>1 

Jim Ca rui . l'a ,,1 T enn,....n . Da~e Ha.-.ey. I ~n Blal elid .e, 

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CADET INSPECTION 1953 

T he hard work of the Jar" is Cadet emil_ 

\\'1IS a~ a ill re ward ed b)' ;\ Ii nc~ ' a wlt l.l a 

sunny nisI' afternoon fo r the InSI)C(UOll. 

Clear white sh irh $10011 0 111 "lit,l in'l d ark 

trO ll~ n and blar k shan. a, till: long 

......aired af tern oon arzived. 

'Thir teen p!:n oolls had ~~ I dr~\,~,.J lip 

by the KC.a . s and alte r the Fall In had 

been played . they were marched nJund. 

Tbe officers were ~ 1l 11l m O Il Cd by th e pla y. 

ing or the "Officers Call" ami the)' then 

tool over their respective I~ls . Fotlo wing 

this the ..ceneral Salute" was sounded and 

the ba ttal ion was inspected . The im p« l 

in,; part y was CI;Jn1I>OKd of ;\Ia/'or :>. IOrg.lll. 

;\Iajor 1I ('~)' . and :\bjor Hil . 

T he pla toons 111(' 11 marched sln;n l1,. 1)('< 

lor e the Te\-iewing smnd for the " :\I;u ch 

Pan" and following thi s broke up (0' 

pl at oon drill. The pta 100m th en form ed 

into the holl ow sq uare for the s i gn a ll i ll ~. 

li rst aid and precision squad demonstra· 

lions. For the fin t time in the long history 

of o ur inspection the girh took part. by 

gi\'ing us a smar t demonstra tion 01 precision 

marching under the direction of ),l iSlo 

Stinson, T he brass band and the new pipe 

ba nd then went through their respective 

d ril ls. 

The plcscntalions of various awards a nd 

medals were made La the o lllS t a l1 d i n ~ 

marksmen and signa llers. J. Bun received 

the Stn. thcon a ),ledal for be ing the l>csl 

shot in th e school. Number Seven Platoo n. 

Co mpany Numbe r Three. commanded by 

Ca det-Lieut. J. Lindala and Cadet-Sgl. H. 

Green carried oU the cup (or the bes t 

platoon on parade. The bat cadets were 

named and they marched ou t smartly to 

rece ive their well-earned awards. 

In his address to the corps. ),Iajor )'lorgan 

complimented the boys on their trim 

appearance and smart marching. He also 

made m enti on ol "th e esprit de corps" 

whi, I, l !"p , r i e ~ ..II om I.u ll'\\. 

;\lu ,11 01 OUI '11I '1:" " du e I" th r h.rrd 

wor k of ;\1(""". Hill. \\·;," ,n..,Iltl \1. :'\a ir 

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\ l""a" !'. Hub 1"''''''''''' , 

(/" ,,1 II.." I"to" h " " lh . Jo.-l ,,,·,,,t" ·II:. \ lu rn , ~" i ll . I ~ ,,,,, Chri'lkli . \\'n ~' 

MUfT;"oll. 1101, Liule, Rob I' tr",a. "all\ l'oll u . 

Middl .. No,,': lIob Kalll,plneR, IIjlJ Gr....n. t"r;m L II}'",... , lUh,,,,)' Chuba. Waher 1'....ldl ... J im 

"adanap. Sa ndy Mig.. ~n1 . 

FroNI R_ : l.:IWfCMc Ho khm . Bill Fn nC'll, D ~ " Yielding. PClcr \ \'o nbingto'" Tn;! Will ..... 

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The Clock in the Classroom 

T he elecrric t!(I(" performs the most 

import ant duty of an y mecha nical inst rumc 

ut III ou r rlawroom. II di\'ides the 'OOn. 

xnutem le,lI hen wa tch the clod " in rea r 

;111.1 IrclIlhlilll/:. wi , h inJ( I h~t th e lIl in u t~ 

wnukl ti. k h\ ;( hu f;"lcr. The d od, i" 

" .(t, hl"tl "" .1 p.l, time hy ",UlIe studellts 

wh" It,t th e tit L.illl( IIr the dud : lull them 

ttl , leeI" Ollwr I'lt l' lls w"t d l the d ..ck for 

tht' e litl 0 1 the ]1('1" ..1, for lunrh hour, a n d 

l UI the t'1ll1 of rln- ttl)'. 

r he ( I(l( k i, u' ('ll .")llll' II111 CS 1fI time 

l''';Olllll.,t1011'. Oh ! H o w the time lI ics! 

Oll . e 01 Iw"e ;l y",II , t1 w alJ} , the clrx k Kee, 

wcarv ancl decide' to rake ;1 ho iidav, and 

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JUNIOR RUGBY 

La~~ year Jarvis juniors staned the ~.a. 

SOli wnh a victorv over L a wrence \' ;11-1. HI 

an h h ih ition g

S[ :-;IO R K..\ SKETUAU, 

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INTERFORM SPORTS 

Even before the la$l liu oru prognmmc W:II in full m·ing. 

T ou ch R ugby was the ril"$l item on the 

Ic:ngthy age nda . The 1I;3mn . Ior the lint 

time, were all pla yed on the ram bling 

green s of the school yard after school and 

auring me lunch period s, It ....":1.$ not lon g 

befall: U S proved their worth in this 

game as they troun ced all opposition 10 

capture the Upper School Chanlpionship. 

Then lOe conq uered all IQ become the' 

vicw n o r Lo wer School. 

Scarcely was the R ugby season over when 

the gym beca me the centre of auracrion 

as basketball gained th e interest of the 

"athletic-minded," Fin t, I!B beuered all 

o pposition 10 win lu second lil>Orts shield 

th lli year. Nut. 10D proved that it was 

no t a fonn to be overlooked as it swept 

aside every cha llenger to become recognized 

as the Lower School Champs. 

Ch ampionshi ps yet to be awarded to 

winning forms ar e, volleyba ll, lee hockey, 

floor hockey, swimming, track and field, 

ba seball, and badminton. 

A~a in this yea r Jarvis must be ~iven 

credit for one of the most efficien t in terform 

spore progra mmes in T oronto, due 

largely to the efforts of one teacher. The 

studems of Jarvis than k you, Mr. Hill, for 

the abundant energy you use to produce 

this Athlet ic prognmme. 

John Forrylh. 12D. 

, 

HOCKEY 

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Rack Raw, Calh~d " c Ailken. Julia I'j .1 ,..oool, Ilo""", al)' V"1I>O O1 , C ~ . o k Wrighl. 

Fr(J,1l Ra w, Do... veenura. Jean Mirka , Shuk" K ",,,il ~ k ;l h ; " ;I . Sophie Z;lI""" , ,,y _ 

GIRLS' SPORTS 

195) -,., COll ncil 

J ULl A KJRKWOOD 

Chairman 

Ping r ang 

SHUKO KAMIT AKAHARA 

T reasurer ..... ..... . . Badminton 

CAROL WRIGHT Archery 

J EAN MIRKA 

Baseball 

ROSEMARY VERNON ..... Basketb all 

CAT H ER INE AITKEN .Swimming 

SOPHIE lEHUMENY .T eunis 

DORA VEENSTRA : .. Volleyball 

ARCHERY 

As in previous years archery is being 

received with customary enthusiasm. AI· 

though Grade Thirteens are somewha t reo 

luctant in making the ir ap pearance, the 

Grade T welves more than compen!03te for 

th is 100s with their skill, while the Grade 

Elevens, jmt new-comers to the sport, already 

are showing the rest, the way to the 

null's Eye, Unfortunately, J;u k of space anti 

a basketball tournament running concurremly 

, allow on ly one aftemccn a week 

in the Gym for Archery_ 'This is why th e 

number, who can participate. has to be 

restric ted. 

Com petition for the arc hery cha mp ion o f 

this year has not been held, Nevert heless 

congratulations are due last year's winner, 

Rosemary v ernon, and run ners up Vap l'" 

Narvain en ami Dora v eensua for splcnc id 

ma rksmanship. 

BADMJNTON 

Badminton this year, is being played two 

ahemoons a week ill the auditorium. T he 

Irnerlorm Doubles T ournament started the 

season's competition near the end of 

November with Jean Mirka and Sophie 

lahumeny as victors. These girls also competed 

in the T oronto j unior badminton 

tournaments held duri ng the Ch ristmas 

78

hn lid;tp hut wen- dd r;lleti h}' more exprrirm 

rtl pl

SWIMMIN G 

W it h tile hope of arousing th e int erest 

of every girl. three diffe reru types of afterschool 

prognmma were orga nized in 

~wi mmi ng. 

The Or namental Swimming Club. for 

reall y expert swimmers mel once a week 

during the Fall T enn. Ju membe rs became 

quite pro ficient in ~ rform inlt: und erwalcr, 

as ""ell as surface tricks and group-formation 

swimming to music. These g ir ls Iinished 

their 1 9 5 ~ season by gi\' i n~ a splend 

id demonstra tion oC thei r ski ll at th e 

Co II~e: of Education, in Ja nuary. h is 

hope.:! the d ub will p r~nl a n:p c::l.l per 

Iormance at ou r OWIl :\ nnnal Swilllllli ng 

~ le: e: l p lann ed (or :\13r(h. 

xtanv deep water swimmers arc now 

,...orld ng ha rd c\'l"T)' \\'cck to !';lSS the rcq 

uired rests for J un ior, Senior and lnstructor's 

LHe Saving AWHds. 

T he: "Plunge Period' cverj- Wednesd ay 

affords the opportun ity for e\'er )' non 

swimmer to learn, as well as gil'ing beginners 

anti swimmers the chance to improve 

their abilit)'. 

O ur sincere tha nks gOt's to all senior 

swimmcrs who so genero usly have volunteered 

their lime 10 help life-guard an d 

leach the Beginners' group. 

TENN I S 

..\ s you've hea rd from al l report. 

Tennis is a lilel}' ~po rt . 

lVhclher yo u'~ tdll. th in (II ,holl. 

You ;u e welcome ou the , u UIt. 

T ueso.l ;ar ami Tfuu ....Ia }' In tlu- I.tll 

\Va' lor grad e tCII. 1~IlIll(,h .,It 

Ther di,1 learn the meaning uf- 

Ibd. haml, Iorchnnd, lleU'(' ,,11. 1 1,,\('. 

Doubles ;11111 SinJ.::lt"> Tntl" "m wn". 

In the ~ I' I ' i ngt i me will rommcm c. 

T h h C\'('11I i ~ ann ual 

And is ope n IQ all. 

You do n't have to be a pin 

Lile US.\.\ " Liltk :'> 10;" 

So IcCs sec you in the ' p,i ng, 

th \'illg luu while I'rc KI lu. k (U ;, 11. 

T wo l.·s arc for praises both loud ;11111 1"11~ . 

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"oke I. ddinhcly no' esened whc.. we ~ re sin g. 

ing ~' r ~ " c h "~ rbl t hough . 

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Sponl' Edi ,or of ,hc M.gn", . You m. y ..... him 

ill ~ n Air Force l"' n. dc_ 

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...ho h.ils fro lll V.e.G. JI M McDO :'1AL D; dri, ... 

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T n., ' ''00'' ~ o~ by ollr R,,~ I.ilt",1 pipe'" 

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no thing whaUooe\'n a oo lll h ill ofT b l' (I)'ing 10 

out -tall M R. NELSO N. 

II ~ A')I.-H ~ r c " C m lct a room " 'h iro $OUnds 

•""""thing liLe NRJ,y A nl1lOSly"1 T Yf'C"'ri u:r N • 

We find BETTY AJU.ISTRONG furiously 

!.aIling in lOme iU::tnge bng1u !C' (0') linck , ~ r 

b=lh. loring OU t o.h~( diU "'ttl of paper 

from her mach ine and llammin&, , he: curiago: 

as if it ....en ill faull. . 

1..20 P_\[.-Tbc _ enjorable cia. 01 all 

Endishl 

(1 PRISCILLA G RI EG. MAUREEN 

COVuRT. and MARILYN TOM LIN imii.t 

upon h:..iJlB: ... women's r;~ OU I llndoi ngs. they we«: 

Klllcnccl 10 fro nt SUll. cktcntiolll. etc. 

I ..-onder what "-ould ha p!",,, if someone tri ed 

10 CU I WAYNE and MO IUlJ S ROCItLlFfE'I hair , 

- hOl1l iclde l 

The rtport thot l'ou h.J,\"c ju.. hnrd is true; 

" 0 names ha ~ e bttn changed 10 pror.ttt llC lhe 

guilty: ..ny l~bl..na: to ptOple Ilying or d""d 

is not .. coi ncid~ n,e . 

THIS H AS BEEN AN liE PROD UCTIO N. 

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YOllr Hit P" r"de P re-enled try Ellio/", 

Ed"""'td £.Itplt""ts 

J UDY McKOCHN'£-B5. 1 100'e )"0\1. 

BILL SIMMONS-The Rod! of Ci bn. ltar. 

BRENDA SEGA LL-I'm Co nN. Wash That Ma n 

Right O ut of M y Hair . 

DAN YIELDING-DaDgerou. n..n MeG=--. 

!1ll. STE\VAkT_ lUt:od1c t. 

bAVE HOLDEk-DoIt', Let the S~Q Get In Your 

E)'ft ;and Hc:an. 

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HARTM UT SCIUr r 'l - T ..l.... 1 .. 0 ' 0 1.. ,,1:" 

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RAR Dl.R.A MILLS_ Down b!' ,"r O M \ loll ..,,,..'" 

:>OIARY LA MI' I\U .L-Wh i..lc. :>01...., \\h",lr 

LES j (l H NS"l O~ - I 'K1 t ! !kn 

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UN O ABE ~ nd li..'LJ U VAH I -8 ~ nd memben of 

IOC ~ "d ;r,11 round OOJ"$. 

JOIlN C RAVFS-- l1le hum~" fish: ' 

T ED MATHF.SON--Coming alone in .., elj"l hi nf;. 

:-I.' T li.AUUN--5'3r trumpet pll ) ...... 

SI'O RTS-IOC 3r.. ~ pro"d bolKh of ho }~ bl;a. uSC: 

"'e 3r.. Lo....... Sc:hool R"!,:b) Ch~n ,I"" 

LO W ER SCHOOL RU Gf\Y CH.U Il'.\. IOC 

8M. Rou': Kalju \'a hi. r au l Co ld " ..... . 

S.(o" d /l o,,': Joltn Soosar, Mil... Sroll , U"n Ahc. 

J"'"}' .\ ollou ll. :-lick Kir ..,,..kl. Fr..d KorineL 

H ,.r Ru"': Ted rewceu. Forbe'< (".:Ir..~ . Rich ,,,,1 

G..bo., ..r, Jim Kodon op. "'• • Kal",o" . 

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ar .. cha nced (o pml«l the in.-"'Ke f ou r f..lIow 

'laMma..... 

11 io 8.55 ~.m. ~ nd m)" usistanl . C" . l f Sur..l t . 

~ nd I . a,e en{e.ing the homi,ide olflCe. Room 2:,. 

>11' ""me " Ben nie, T Otby". line·"p is u Collowl: 

my fin! ..,I pm. .. ~IR . CARSCAUEN. Thi.I" Y 

clcsc:r'I"eo a break. H..'t the Conn ta,her of 100. 

What a job! 

At 9.00 ".m. the line ·u~ it u followl: 

J O \'CE 8 .-\KER (Sonnie) II famou . £or he. Gral 

Danes . Ambition. \0 beat l he ni nc o'd od be ll 

oomcdu. 

MARGE e.tNlIo)'bol1 (01lT!. 

MAR GAR ET rHl lIl' (phl1lic) i.& !nott wmmo nly 

K'011 a{ R i ~ erd..le T erne Ambition to (ind 

.. gOd .la'e. just h..r . 1 . 

SH I RL EY RECTOR (Curly SlIrely) hopei to be 

t he cc-ntre of ..Un.etion On Ill!)'. bu.....t!»11 

t.....m. A mb ilio n. to try to p.... In ~·....nch, bill 

how O il she "'hen .. ocruin (,{ R" r · " ~ 1 ..., ). 1:'" l"u l 

booI.· l.ON ST. GF:R)'I -\lN_I'Hw:I ... ... , l hi" l1 .....et...·..rd t . 

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G EO RG" I' ROl ILX-\\·h ..r..•• I.....·, 

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Kil~~ , R OIl h, J n .~ . and Mar )'. 

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0 11. look "I IhO'e mo nhy.1 CrdghlOn, ~ f",l ~, 

Arle" e and ,\ la rion . 

The lighl ro pe' " '3Iken 3'e play ""cry 

'n..."m.."" 

TEl) B%T CH ELO R - Anol her .\IACOO N.-\LD, 

tal ... fi ~ w /..." II.. r et' a q.....lwn right . 

P ENNY COX-." . ilerll lrun'ptl".- .....·..,- m.k.... a 

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BOB H EWITT_O ur " rl il( in """" H (Tlu1'1 " u r 

FTC-tldl room )• 

LAWR[.'lCE H OLD E N -" E ~ ", l1 "," - in FrnKh. 

JAN MACCONN ELL- One of our m1I ny Engl ish 

br;oinl . Wh"t do JOU ...y J O H N? 

MELVI N H II'SO N- Cood .."den•• al __a1' len

:O NIlUG IClI{ 

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hoUy SOC .nrir I.:o..in finiohT- 

Youne ladie> from f.dTT~r"on . 

ANN.... K1.I S CA"' S- O nc of ,he b",i". br'hind ,t. 

( :ORU 1I0.\ II-R"'in i. Sr""",cl 

VIO l.t7 f .~ H.-\ N NO N_- lri. h ryn a rt' ""lIi"I . 

KOMAS HOR BAN_ Slood lint, (8 U'!o). 

~1" RGA IlF.T LOG AN_Anothrr om-ol"lowII"", Sh" 

'hinl> JARVIS is gm, l 

J Oli N IR O NS and ER IC J O H NST ON - Sma llrot 

~ nd q u ir. cu m"n,be" 01 9E. 

MARC IT " KACF.ROVSKIS- 9F.', Pri n'~ nonn ~ . 

1I" " t; KARS"KIS and L UCIEN I'F.RSYKO _ Thr 

IImn" u " in Illr h~ d of ' h" sd"".r ri a... 

U 'NDA M"CINNI5-Mmm , good .looking . 

RIIEA WA LTON- T h" art ill or 9E. 

JIM I.AW -Th" only' person "' C kno w of, "' ho can 

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What would you like 

most in a job? 

Would you look for fascinating work? Gooo 

pay? ;\ short work-week? Nice people to work 

with ? Pleasant, comfortable workin g conditions 

? Off·hour social activities? 

NOJ)U ~l c Do~ ALD 

from 

Ea.lern Commerce 

If )'Oll said " yes" to all these questions, the 

former Toron to students pictured here would 

sa,. "Then come to the Bell!" 

T hese girls and many others have foun d all 

the right answers in their jobs at the Bell. So if 

you plan to en ter the business world soon, 

how about discussing your job with li S ? 

Our employment office is easy to reach at 76 Adelaide St., Wed. 

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Victoria C!Collegl' 

in the 

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 

Founded by Royal Charter in 18.96 "/01" the yelleral educrd iol1 of 

yotlth i 11 the vm'ioll s bron enee of Lit erature ami Sciet/ce OJ/ 

Glwistian Principles:" 

As one of the Federated Colleges in the Faculty of Arts at the University 

of Toronto, Victoria College enrols st udents in all cours es 

leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Comme,rce 

and preparatory to admission to the schools of Gradua te Studies, 

Divinity, Education, La w and Social work. 

In the Annesley Hall Women's Residences accommodation is available 

for women students of Victoria College. In the Victoria College Residences 

accommodation is available for men students of the College. 

For full inform ation, including calenda rs and bulletins . 

apply to the Registrar, Viclor ia College , 'I'oro nto 

• ., 

QUEEN 'S UN IVERSITY 

KI N G STON, 0 N TAR I 0 

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER- ISH 

ARTS--Coun;es leading to toe deg rees of B.A. llnd B. Com. Par t of t oe work 

may be done by Summ er School and corre spondence. 

SCIENCE-Courses leading to the degrce of B.Sc. in Chemistry, Geologic,,1 

Sciences, Physics; and in Mining, Metall urgical , Chemic...l, Civil, Mechan ical 

and Electrical Engineering. 

GRAD UATE coul'lIes in Arts and Science leading to the degrees of M.A.. M.Com. 

M.Se. and Ph.D. 

MEDICINE-Coul'lles leading to the de/rfeE!s of M.D., C.M., and M.Sc. (Med.); 

Diploma of Public Health, and Diploma in Medical Radiology. 

NUR SING SCIENCE-Cours es leading to the degree of B.N.Sc. 

COMBINED COURSES in Arts and Phy sical and Hea lth Education lead ing to the 

B.A., B.P.H.E. degre es. , 

Matriculation pamphlet, seat on request, includes complete list of scholar ship s an d 

prius awarded On entrance and on University work. 

Excellent fa cilit ies are provided for athlet ica_int ercollegiate and intramura l 

includ ing !oot.bo.U, track, swimminlj and di,-ing, hockey, skiing, sKating, tennis, 

basketball, badminton, archery , bOXing and wrestling. 

Write to the Registrar for a copy of "Queen's in Pictures".

m:rinitp Q[oUcgc 

IN THE UNIV(lSITY OF TORONTO 

FACULTIES OF ARTS AND DIVINITY 

0 tt> , ,....; M F • •• l., 01 Arts t .. 'M U..J Ily 01 To ... 

E • ....l __too. tv • ...... . . ........t.< • • TriAl' , CcoIIO'« an " 1 .1_.... AI St. H U...•• 

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NOW • • • BEFORE 

YOU LEAVE SCHOOL 

B ~I (} r~ yo... teav" . chool i. Ih e lime fO ", ta b 

lish .. ban king collnec don. Whatever b,,' inen 

or profes'ional career you may have in mind, 

you will find lhal an ...... 1)' .,,,,,,;alion wi.h 

The Ban I.: of Nov.. Scotia will ~ mo.t help. 

fu l in th e yean 10 COme. St;orl wi th .. savings 

a«Ounl • •• no am OUnl i, 100 sm all . •. and 

II is neve. 10 0 urly fa open a n aCCOUn t. 

THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 

if you can't 

save a lot, 

save a little 

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THE ROYAL BANK OF 

CANADA 

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Their fla sh ing eyes, th ei r f100 t ing hair 

Weave a circ le ' round them thrice 

And close your ey es with holy dread 

For they on honey-dew hath fed, 

And d runk th e mil k of Paradi se . 

. . . . Il A 

A pologies to S. Coleridge. 

Relax... 

have a Coke 

COMPLIMENTS OF lOB 

We are the pupils of lOB 

Studious and noteworthy are we, 

Though people have said, 

That our fame is wide spread; 

Some teachers, with this, 

Don't agree. 

- B y Pa-t. 

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Breslin's Drug Store 

556 I'A ItUAMENT ST. 

(Cor. l' r"" J>N'1 St .) 

ONE OF CANADA'S FINEST 

SPORT SHOPS 

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us

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Golden days, in th e sunshine 

of our happy yo uth. 

Dies aurei, in sole 

iuvento lis bea toe. 

Les jours d'c r, ou soleil 

de notre jeunesse heureuse. 

Golden Tage, in sonnenschein 

unserer frotichen Jugend. 

Hemerci chrysoi, en to helio 

nealetos eudai monos. 

Los dios de oro, en el sol 

de nuestro juventud. 

BANDEMONIUM 

T'ime : J..10 p.m _ l'lnu : R oom 50 

Shhh! I The b:mtl h war ming 1lJ.' with a 

sol r Ch orale. I'm sun: they won 't mind if 

yo u I~ k in for a minute. Tha t big boy 

with the little hoo k is TINY TASSO 

C H R IST IE lakin,li; the attendance; his 

e'.Rlc eye never misses an elllpty chair. MR . 

nu :-:c..\ 1\' is co nd ucting wit h gre a t seriousness 

a nd ccncenrrauon so we'd better not 

disaurb him. 

Playing lst Flute Is GEO RGE IRB E, the 

quie t serious type. Su rely sitti ng beside 

him cou ldn 't l1I;lle JULIE Si\f1T H so nero 

vcus and fidRe ty. RON ALL EN plays the 

Oboe, or at least that's the instrumen t he 

ho ld s III his hand. T he chLrinelists ha ve 

one thing in commo n: they nil piny "off 

key", Furthermore, KYQ KO KAi\IITA KA 

H ARA's squea ky voice ma tches her squea ky 

instrume nt , and EVAN i\lONK ~·.JAN ' s 

soulful look matches his soulful playing, 

We wonder if DAW N W IL LSO N is the 

cause of JA CK C H IN's vibrato, and if 

FER N EADE would like to transfer to 

the Srd Trum pet secucn. 

w ho is th;lt handsome trumpeter with 

the cute curls? It must be NAT KAlMA N. 

T oo bad he does n't come to rehears als 

more ofte n, Ki rls. The opposites are here 

today; ANT S KUTT, the shy type, an d 

VERNA WO NG. the other type: (" Do n't 

call me , .. I'll call your") Incidentally, 

we hear tha t a dog bit R ICH ARD DALLI 

;\fO RE a nd the n went mad (I?) 

Dig those crilZY nato comin g ali t of 

;\IART A SAMOLEWIC Z's A trc Horn! 

She's competing with B08 KL E;\1. better 

k llOWIl ;IS HOT LI PS 80BO. BOB plays 

1st Horn paru bu t prefers using the 3rd 

Hom stand beca use it's closer to ihe Trombone 

section. (Js BRITT.-\. SW .-\NSOX 

ever em barrassedl) The Bass pla yers, 

DOREEN PO ;\IERO Y and DEREK ROSS, 

are gossip ing again so they proba bly won't 

(Orne in a t the right pl ace in the music. 

T hey never do. 

T he fier y red-head in the Drum sccucu 

is J O AN G RANT, and next to her is o ur 

Ba nd President, ANN HARVEY. T he 

q uestio n here is what instrume nt will AN N 

play next? BO B DU NSFO RD i$ ou r $tro ng 

Ulan (?) on the Bass Dr um , and BERYL 

ST ULAND is the girl having so much 

trou ble holding \IP thou: heavy Cymbals, 

They're rehearsing a new March Il OW. 

You say you have to leave? That's too bad. 

Nex t time bring your ear?pl ulI;$ and Slay 

a while. I said, NEXT TI~ I E BRING 

YOUR 

cb, never mind l 

Jolin Gnl vt's, lOG 

115

SHAW SCH OOLS 

'" . tol lGHT . HOME STUDY FRANCO BROS. 

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Insta lla tio n 

• 

SHAW SCHOOLS. 1" "4 Ollie. 1 

IUO lAY STl ErT . . W"I.., : .3165 

Tor_to 5, o.. l• •io 66 Dundos St. W. EM. 6-3

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MEANS TYPE WRIT E RS . .. There 

(I re more Underwood t ypewrite1's i71 

scnoote oeeeese there ore m 01'e 

Undericoods i11 offices 

(;no d Ilmolil ions aw a it Unde rwood -trained typists. Ren t an Under wood 

fur home practiee fr om t he nearest Underwood office. 

, 

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TORONTO 1 

CORBETT'S PHARMACY 

HOOPER'S DRUG STORE 

Prescription Speciolists 

Bloor a nd Sherbourn e Sts. 

WA. \ -4\65 Off. " '~I"i

The honour of uour presence is requ ested at 

where for qour convenience 

qou will find our beautiful 

serving the bride and her attendants 

to all her wishes 

down to the minutest detail in a pleasing atmosphere 

bq our courteous staff to make her daq a 

Happq Occasion 

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EXPORT ERS, formerly in CU

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W holesa le Dist ributors 

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A fuel for every purpose 

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Gi fT S f O ~ 

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EATON'S 

Paula While 

John Uren 

Representing You 

and JARVIS 

for 1953-1954 

Paulo a nd John wilt ke e p you in· the·know on all 

the data for Teen-timers here at Eaton's •• • and keep Us up - 

to-dote on a ll yo ur likes. a mbitions a nd ideas! 

Along with 

-s• 

their fellow Junior Councillors and Execs they help us pion the 

many exciting events for you and the Hi Crowd 0 1 Eaton's! 

EATO,N'S - 

The Store for Young Canada

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