1950 Magnet Yearbook

JARVIS C OLLECIATE 

DOROTHY BURNETT 

~® 

JACK SOWTEN 

IF YOU DON'T KNOW THEM 

Irs HI TIME YOUDID 

If you haven't met Dorothy Burn ett and Jack Sowten then it's 

ten 10 one that you're missing a lot of good. times. Dorothy and 

Ja ck a re your Simpson's Collegiate Club Members a nd it's part 

of the ir job to let you in on all the Hi times that Simpson's pla ns 

for the Tee n crowd from Septembe r to Jun e . The othe r part of 

their job, and a very important pa rt too, is to tell us about you, 

about your school, your a ctivities, th e things that a re important 

to you, a bout your latest ideas in clothes and parties, furniture 

and spo rts. It's with thei r help a nd you rs that Simpson's is 

Canada's Youth Ce ntre. 

CA~ A DA' S 

YOUTH CEiiTll[

2 Tile MACNtr 

Winning 

pause 

CENTURY RADIO 

• RAD IOS 

• WASHERS 

• APPLIANCES 

• LATEST RECORDS 

I I I 

Reservotions 

Phone GL. 1932 

BILL STEVE~S 

Riding Acad emy 

Experienced Instrud ors 

Provided 

Choice of Saddles 

We board a nd 

Sell Horses 

Rote $1.00 Hr. 

Welle sley Variety Shappe 

224 Wellesley Street 

MI. 9657 MI. 0634 

118 Da nforth Ave. P. SHNIFFER, Prop. 

(At Broadview' 

OPEN EVENINGS 

Gladstone 3080 

W e carry Exa mi na tion Reprints. 

Model Answ e rs 10 Examination 

Papers, Notes on Hislory . etc.

JARVIS CoLLECIATE 

3 

Com pliments 

01 

M. H. LIPTON 73 Adelaide St. W. 

STUDENTS ! 

W an t to Learn to Dri ve? 

Tirr.c? _ _ •• _ • _ 10 h 15 Ic,~ , 

Cod? - - - • - • - $1.25 Pf:r rcn oll 

III Adyo..(c? _ • No. Po, b, t hc loHlOIl 

' cn iblc? - - _ - leill' donc cycry do, 

.. 

It's 

Underwood 

of course! 

SCOTLAN O'S ORIVI NG SCHOOL Un d e r wo o d Lbnited 

S45A St. Clow A_c. w. 'honc ME. 7578 135 Victoria Street 

Tecrehinq Since 1934 

Toronto, Onl. 

Compliments of 

POU:-iT:-iEY'S DRUG STORE 

166 :-- H E R Rot ' R ~ .; ST REET rHO~E RA. 2300 

VALUE 

THAT CHALLENGES COMPARISON 

We be lie ve that, stitch lor stitch, a Tip Top Tail or 's Suit or Topcoat 

represe nts va lue that will sland up under any comparison. Here a re 

good looks a nd tailored-to-mea sur e fit, with pr a ctically unlimited 

choice 01 style a nd la bric--at a p rice yo u can aflord. 

. 

TIP TOP TAILORS Limited

4 THE MAGNET 


BRESLIN'S DRUG STORE 

556 Pa rl iament Street IPhone M I. 4321) 

Compliments 01 

BOX 12 

ASSOCIATION 

TORONTO 


T HE 

Bank of Nova Scotia 

ESTABLISHED 1867 

KENT·FAIRWEATHER 

Jewellers Fashions 

90 Yonge St. 

JARVIS COLLEGIATE 

SC H 00 L 

RINGS ond PINS 

BIRKS 

Yange at Temperance St. 

Toronto, Onto 

Co mpliments of 

ALLATT ~IACHINE TOOL COltlPANY 

201 Queen 51.Ea st EL. 0442 Toronto, Ontario

JARVIS C OLLEGIATE 

5 

Complete Line of 

Single a nd Thre e Speed 

PORTABLE RECORD PLAYERS 

in a ttractive Carrying Cases 

From 

$29.95 Up 

HOSKING ELECTRIC & RADIO 

646 Yonge St. (J ust South of Blood RA. 8352

6 THE MA CNET 

3 Chee rs lor Jarvia Given 

FREE Compliments at 

. 

with Every Purcha se at 

People's Flower Shop 

ST. CLAIR LEATHER GOODS 

652 Yonge Street 

MI. 5991 495 Church 81. 

HANDBAGS. LUGGAGE. TRUNKS 

(W e Also Repa jr) MI. 5533 

~'ULAI BALLROOM ~ I OS IIE II ·S TEEN · .... GE eLA S5 

TA' - ACRO BATIC • • 

;o;EW STU D IOS 

"'lUT - STAGE IALROOM DANCING 

- CANC ING - ;'):10 Yonae Street - THURSDAYS - 

PRIVATE O' CLASS (Corner Breadalbcl;>e J f IVE TO SIX P.M. 

p 0 , U L A • 

STOP-Don't Look Any Further 

M. r l , l .: ....,i cr l Go ld man - Often l DIO 

l h. bu l ..h... in 10 ...·11 . S Id " • • , S .. ..lan . 

~ h i n • • Soc-It•• Tin , olt. 

S""iali.inl' in ...ad. ·I_... . ..... ou id.. 

lor 110

JARVIS C OLLECIAn 

7 

" WHERE THE YOUNG PEOPLE MEET ' 

VE DO (JEEP nESTi\lJII,\~T 

-109 Danforth Ave nu e 

~ 1 EA :';T D O~ HOADWA Y 

TO IW:,\,TO 

BERT LEEDER 

Ja rvis and Wellesley 

RAndolph 5059 

BRITISH 

SERV ICE 

AMERICA N 

STATIONS 

Midway 0059 

Il ESTAUHA.:\'T 

• 

Co rner Yonge & Wellesley 

TORONTO 

MIdwa y 0668 

W hen ordering CRESTS ! 

Go to ,ou' fa. ou, ite Spo, t Sto, e 

o"d i",i,t 001 

DALCO CRESTS 

Wo~h .fod, $':I,,- fo: t, on4 wIth lont-.n,;n, 

qlro,it ioe, e. cl.., i.e . ;th 

DALeO 

W ho/.ta"al. Onl y 

Daleo Crests and Novelties 

627 Boy St., Toronto

8 

T H E: 

M ACNET 

.------OUR 55th YE .... R- -----, 

TH' 

W HATEVER THE SPORT. YOU CAN 

GET TH E RIGHT EQUIPM ENT 

AT TH E RIGHT PRICE 

ATWILSON'S 

Harold A. Wilson CO. OF TO'ONTO 

E. la bll. he d 1895 L I M I T E D 

t:u a s Ohl f " \ ·0 :" (;1, ST R EET 

TEXT BOO K S 

fUSED aDd NEW ] 

SCHO OL 

BO O KS 

NOTES ond TRANSLAT IONS 

SP ORTIN G GOODS 

• 

COLE'S 

726 YO:\'GE STHEET 

(I Block South 01 Bloor! 

• 

:170 BLOOR ST. WEST 

12 Bloch w..t 01 Spad.i"", 

Select Secretaria l School 

CANADA PANT CO. LTD. 

78 NELSON ST. 

TORONTO 

* 

Macers ot Sporl a nd Ski Slacks 

tor Young Canada 

En tra nce Requirem en ts 

Junior Matriculation 

or Equivalent 

Telephone, W rite or CaU 

2 ST. CLAIR AVE. E. HY.231 1 

Min E. Mc:Culnber, Princi pal


9 

TROPICAL FISH 

For a wider selection of 

la rge r. healthier Fish and 

Pla nts at Lower Prices. 

See us first. 

• • • 

COMMERCIAL 

AQUARIUM 

&I 325 QUEEN ST. EAST 

$teJ' 

~' 

het1-~ot1- 

FINE JEWELLE RY 

• 

758 Yong e SI.. al Bloor 

KIng sdale 4317 

TED ROGERS • BENNETT 

INTE RIORS 

51 Avenue Rd. RA. 9064 

TEES 

BALL 

TALLY 

TEE 

MARKS 

• 

SCO RE 

2Sc 

KAY C. WOODS 

ENTERPR ISES 

• SLIP COVERS 

• DRAPERIES 

• • • 

Complete Decora tive 

Service 

FOR ALL CRAFT AND 

HO BBY SUPPLIES 

VISIT 

BURDEN'S HOBBY LOBBY 

57 BLOOR ST. WEST 

TORONTO 114 Du ndas St. W. PLaza 3244

10 T H E MAGNET 

Dennison School ofSpeech Correction 

543 JARV IS STREET 

TORONTO 5. ONTARIO 

Offering the most adva nced a nd 

scientific methods for the correction 

01 stammering and other 

nervou s detects 01 speech. 

W I LU AM DEN N ISON. M .P.P. 

Direc'or 

Klngldale 4337 

SU IT I TOR IUM 

Ju lius g Vinet 

CLEA NERS and DYERS 

634 Yon g_ Slreet 

f!EMODE LUNQ ClIld ALTERAnON S 

ALL I::INOS or GAItMENTS 

SUrfS PReS SCD WHILE YOU WArT 

/(J-Jl'o u r. S.,.;ee 

Compliments ot 

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 

2 m.oon ST. E. TO IWXTO 

P ub l ; s h ~rs 

of " THE STUD ENT" 

• • • 

for MUSIC, DRAMA, ESSAYS, POETRY. HUMOUR, 

MODERN LAN GUAGE SELECTIONS Read 

"THE STUDENT" 

C A~ AIL\ '~ F I:\E S T YO UT H P U B LI C A TI O :\ 

They're all called Ha ircuts 

But there's a big diHeren ce 

-THY - 

Sam's Barbe.' Shop 

AK D BE COX VIXCE D 

66 % WELLESI.EY ST. ( Just W('s t of Church sr.) 

1..-\IHi':S· .-\:'\11 G I-;\TS' IUWl T TII:'\G 

Cl....n. Sa ni ta ry CondHio ns . Your Palron09 & wiI/ beo Apprecia "td .

JARVIS C OLLEGIATE 11 

Next Time Try - - - 

PERRY'S Sl'iACK BAR 

at 7:12 Yonge Street 

and 67 Bloor SI. W. at It.l)" 

Both the Beg inner an d 

th e Adya nced 

RADIO AMATEUR 

F I NE WA T C H E S 

The FIDEA Co. 

Swiss Wa tchmakers 

will find our store a friendly place 

n RST CLASS REPAIRS 

to fill their requirements-Visit our 

new sound counter to see a nd 516 YONGE ST. K!. 2622 

hear the latest and best in 

TORONTO 

Rec ord Changers - 

- Microp hones - 

and Loud Spea kers 

Amplifiers 

Drink. 

W hip Tha t Thirsl 

RADIO TRADE SUPPLY 

* 

LIMITED 

W hippe r s Lime 

WHI PPER'S BEVERAG ES 

595 YONGE STREET 436 Dawes Road 

TORONTO GR. 2224 

"A Cheerful Place to Sh op " 

MIDTOWN CIGAR STORE 

"THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWll" 

654 YONGE ST. 

Midwa y 0428 

.... ...- ..._.... ~ ~ 

"It DU FDITH AVl- Gl . 21.1 In I lDO' sr. w.lO. I UI-:.....::~ 

Ut i f Ol Ia nun III.... .... S1J DAIFOITM AVl-Gl . 5..n .)) 

... I.t _ ...e-.

12 T H E MA GNET 

Proud? 

~ s we are; proud nol only thai our plant 

wa s se lected 10 print this-the 1950 edition 

01 "The Ma gnet", but proud to have a part in 

the production of a publication tha t continues 

in the traditions 01 Ja rvis Colleg ia te . whose 

thousands 01 graduates are making good the 

world over. 

Into "The Ma gnet", slaff 

and students have 

continued 10 project p ersonality throug h me n 

ta l. artistic and physical effort so creditable to 

themselve s in this powerful influence in the 

development of g ood citize nshi p . 

Long may "The Ma g net" co ntinue in its comme 

ndable po licies of inOuencing young Canadians 

in honour. integrity, loya lty 10 a nd 

appreciation of cou ntry. 

F UL LERTON PuBUSHING C OMPANY 

LIMITED 

175-177 Ja rvis Street 

TORONTO 2 

CANADA

JARVIS C OLLE-CIATE 

13 

SMITH'S 

SCHOOL SUPPU ES 

and 

COMPLETE UNE 

01 

TEXT BOOKS 

•• • 

101 DA:'\FORTH AYE. 

GE. 2169 

Complime nts 01 

KOENIG KNITTING MILLS 

LIMITED 

• • • 

650 King 51. W., Toronto 

WA . S228 

Compliments 

ot 

Superior Electric 

Supply Co. 

210 Yictorta Street 

Toronto 

WM. GOLDSTEIN & CO . 

to, 

Discrimin a ting Smokers 

• 

152 Yonge St. 

Toronto 

52 Sporks St. 

Ottowa 

PROCTORS 

FINE DIAMONDS LTD. 

!:llab H. b. d i" 1896 

262 YONGE STR EET 

F.al"r. .... I" •• in Diam ..ndl-Walch l l-Ring. 

_ Co.'" m. J.w.lr.,. - Grad",nio" Gill. 

C M" .. _ Sil...war•• I lc. 

E.,.•• ,••,.el IT•• In Proel or Optieal Co . 

(N.,,' d oor) 

For /"I o' ..a ri....._ P,oerotl· R. p•••1,,/.. ri• • 

DORIS H U ME N 

BI·RITE 

SPORT STORES 

252 Carlton St. 

Corn e r of Parliament St. 

CUT·RATE PRICES 

SPECIALIZ ING 

'" 

MEN and BOY'S WEAR 

VESTI ES - SLACKS - SWEATERS 

SPORT SHIRTS - 

WIND 8R EAKERS 

SHOES

14 

T H E M AGNET 

HOOPER'S DRUG 

STORE 

Bloor and Sherbourne Sis . 

RAndolph 4165 

• • 

8 Bram:hos in Tor onl? 

QUEENSDALE TEA ROOMS 

limited 

401 Bloor Street East Toronto 

/u . 1 (Ho und the corner 

Where students meet to eot 

BLOOR AN D SHUIOUIl;NE 

A1~XAND ~ : IJ LN,l~M l[fD 

451 CHURCH Sf. TORONTO TELEPHONE MIOm 

U I'I 11 13 

c 0 N T R A l: T 0 R S 

Sevenly-,i. Y"ar. in ToronlO 

BU ILDING CONSTRUCTION - FIRELOSS RENOVATIONS - INTERIOR 

DECORATION - ALTERATIONS- GENERAL REPAIRS - CONCRETE, ETC, 

TilE 

UIPERIAL 

PRESS 

John T. S htlton, PrOI). 

• • • 

Commercial Printing- 

••• 

2:l-t Adelai de W. 

R I..97;)7 

Your H eadquarters For . . . 

BLOUSE S 

SKIRTS 

S\n;ATEIlS 

SIII IITS 

1I0SmilY 

GLOVES 

U;';Il EIIWt; AII 

• 

7 Stores in Toronto

JARVIS C OLLEClATE 15 

WAverley 4493 

RECORD 

361 QUEEN ST. E. 

FRED 

RODEN CORRAL 

TORONTO 

Storeh ouse of Hillbilly Inst rume nts, Records and Music 

Comp liments of 

£ITY £nEl\~'EnY 

VA IX I-; FOU YQ UIt :\IO;\, EY WH E;\' 

YOU BUY CITY CUE A :\I E UY PUOIJ ucrs 

Forget ~Ie 

BEAUT Y 

Not 

S AL ON 

* 

NORMAN WI LSON. 803 GERR ARD ST. E, 

GER RARD 4 189 

TORONTO 

Complimon l. Q/ 

RODWELL 

Plumbing a nd Hea t ing Service 

499 KING ST. W ESl 

WA. 7700 

Co m plim ents 

of 

~Iarins 

\\'i1helnlson. ll.n.


WHEN YOU " SHOP" FOR 

EDUCAT ION 

Pion to Visit 

SECORD 

SECRETARIAL 

SCHOOL 

for Girls 

Waller's 

IIESTAURANTSLTO. 

WALK IN. PLEASE 

You Will 

WALK O UT PLEAS ED 

Pri va te Room for Parties 

of All Occasions 

Yonge at 51. Cla ir Toronto 5 

•• • 

• • • 

99 YONGE STR EET 

II you r Vocationa l CounHllor advises a 

Buaineu Career lor you, conlirm hi. lug - 

q el ti on by trying- ou r fREE Aptitude Test. 

Just South of Adelaid e 

W A. 8134 

~. j04ep1. elUnUI< 

BA RRISTER AND SoLICITOR 

1407 Sterling Tower Building, 372 Bay Street. Toronlo A delaide 6406 

Compliment s 

Com plim ent s of 01 

CLAYTON'S STORES 

LI M ITED 

I l lI ~\ 'i J ~.J 

GuuuIa:. .;}acmik 

226-230 Yonge St. Toronto JlOORWAI 

W. B. SULLIYAX COXSTRUCTIO;I; LDIITED 

G.;;';E RAL CO;';T1IACTOIIS 

30 Bloor St. Wt>~ t Telephone t KIngsdal e :J13S


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RADIOS & AUDIO AMPLIFIERS 

REPAIRED • REBUI LT • CUSTOM BUILT 

PR 2690 ULF HANSEN 414 JA RVIS ST. 

1'.. I~. ....II,. r ..n . II• • I h . P ~ ; ;.I ., .... C"II.II n l• • 1.. 01. .... 

In . 11.... " ...... 1••011 .. 11 10 l h . 11. 11 o f 8 1..10 " o f ., nd R• ..J,.ln.. ,,' C.. n..... ...... 

Th ,"'.t,. ·. o . 0 1,.. I h ;.. ~ . 

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. 

., ,, 111 10• • i .. f ",;• • 10...... 1... ..." ,. h. o h,. I" . d h ,. ..·..i.l.. .:; . .. 

T ill' Ilt:( ;) S T IL\lI. L':,\ I\-UISlTl ' ( 'U I.I.H ; E. 1 : ~nt; lI"' ITY 01' Tnltcl ~ Tn. T(lIIU ~ 'lh s, fi S T . 

F.. . l .. f" .."'• •I.... n n . n " • • • • I .. ,\r• • • ~I..tl ;. ;.. ... .' ,.pli..

18 T H E MACNt T 

ADVERTISING STAfF J. 4. 5 

Back Row : Mr. Johnsl oll, Ed Yielding. Ia n Baird, U11 HanNn. 

Middle Row: Ma rga re t Scoll, Shirley Ta ylor. Gloria Mitchell, Annie Beren l lein. Helen G o ugh, 

Dor is Humen , Dorot hy Burn ell, Shirley YClnkoo. 

Fronl Row: Lorraine Va n Orman, Adele Will on, Jud y Croll , U llian Bozinoll, Belly Robertl on, 

Rut h H(lfri, . 

• I.ORn· S • I'I C T UR E • F R .\ J II X (; • 

)IOIlEI1~ . . . . . . . . . . . On :-;A :\lE:O;TAL 

7i3 M l. Pleasant Rd. MA. 8866 

6SA Wellesley SI' eel 

W E LLES LEY 

At Your Service 

HA l RDRE SSI N G 

TORONTO 5. ONTA RIO 

Open [ yening s - Telephone KI. 5295

Bacr Row; Geraldine Smith, Pa l Brougho m, Chri"in. HUI:zulok. Blo nch. Gold.lein, Dovid 

MacOonold. Wilmo Schick. Sam Grmek. 

Fourth Row; John Bly1h. Owen Sha w. Norm Wolfi. h. Bria n Gibb, Ral ph Brande.. Doug C!opp. 

MOll Snider, Bob Da nie r., June Cook. Dave Hourane" n ore ne. Hon..n. 

Third Row; Ronold COlma, Did. Ande~on , Harry Teppe rmon. Bob St..le, Alla n Rae, Jim Bell. 

Second Row; Harvey Donnell, la ck Schultz, He rold a. m. ~ein . Fred Me red ith, Eleanor EiNI• . 

Jan el Ka . ki.... 

Front Row; Ma rilyn Wat en . Ma rgaret Ellioll, Jerry Belz, Erman Fontana, Georg e Takaha. hi. 

Doug Cowan. Dawn McKinley. 

Back Row : (left to Right l_ W. Swaddling,S, Younq , E, Wiley , R. Tod orolf, R. Hill 

Fronl Row; O. Peddert. B. Pear. on, 5, Ta ylor, E. M Oil, B. Keir. 

l'II0TOS WIIILE YOU WAIT 

206 Q ue-en Street East 

You r Pieture Whil.. You Wa il c _u n:I{ . \ :-; _ :q · I ' I' L1 E ~ ; 

It I C H A It Il •S H A It D W A It E C 0 ~ l I' A X Y 

Bra nch of Dominion Hardw are Stores 

WAll PAPER 

395 Pa rlia ment 51. 

PAI NTS 

HARDWARE 

ELgin 7810

20 

T H E M ACNET 

For CoodSports 

!Is Alwa)'s 

A Cood Bu)' 

Hockey 

Track 

Baseba ll 

What? 

AND 

Basket ba ll 

Badminton 

Football 

, , 

GLEN MAWR 

RIDING ACADEMY 

YORK MILLS BRANCH 

• Ride Where Riding is Good 

• Ride Where Horses are Good 

• Ride Where Instru ction is Good 

MAyfair 6900 

YORK Mil LS 

Club Facilities lor 

PICNICS - CORN ROASTS 

DANCES, ETC. 

Complete lines of smartly styled 

Jerseys, Cardigans and Jackets 

for all types of sport. 

Where? 

TORONTO RADIO &SPORTS 

WA.4501 

• • • 

241 YONGE ST. 

S pecial School Pric9 l . W h y not come 

in a nd see us. or have II' come oul 

and . ..... you? 

LAKELAND MOTOR 

SALES 

MERCU RY · METEOR - LI NCOLN 

Sales and Service 

• • • 

By the Champlain Hotel 

ORI LlIA, ONTAR IO 

• •• 

h Jo...isite - 1930 

W. J. E. (BILl) MORRISON 

PHONE 3391

Voume 31 Number 1 

19.')0 

TORONTO 

CA NADA

22 THE M AGN ET 

A.I. " " " d • • & S..Il Lid. 

All"'" Ma d .in. Tool Co. 

Al". w...·• Wear 

Ba n k 01 H0... Scoli.. 

Bmlr.• •·• 8 ,K a il. Lid. 

h ll Tel. pho... Co . 

Be tty J,u,. 511__ 

BUI St....... Ridlll.9 A""d....' 

By.Ri t. Spo" S,or• • 

l irh , HaDry & 5 ..". 

Blf,hop EIKtlic 

B.... 12 .....oaa'io.. 

....U,,". Drug Sto•• 

8"'d. .. ·• Hobby LobbT 

Calla d .. Po ..! Co , Lid . 

C....oda Stomp & S,...ci1 Co. Ltd . 

Ca.i"o Thegu. 

Co.II...y Radlo 

Ch"n,. E. R. 

C h,iaUo BrowlI Co . Ltd. 

Cily C,........, 

Clapp. Job .. R. 

Cl0)'10Il" g 'OI •• lid . 

C1..... Cl_n••• 

C""" COla Ltd. 

Col.". 

Colq"'ho..... Fur Ho.... Ltd, 

Coh.." b". G rill 

Comm.rcial Aq"o'ium 

CO,t>.Ira Ph"'m",", 

Co.nl.b.. F. I. 

CO,,""., Pharmacy 

Coyl.", Groce,ln 

Dale" C•••t. 

Danforth Rodio 

Donnie..n School 01 S~.d, Con""ion 

0011 Vie. Rid in\J Club 

T. t "'OIl Co. Ltd, 

E.." nge Un. 

[ ko rp I"'.'''elllo",ol Incorp. 

F1d Co . 

FO' 9 0' M. Hot B. o uty SoJon 

F, . d Rod.n R. c o. d Corral 

F ull• •lon Pub U.hing Co. Ltd, 

Ol in Mllw . Ridi ng Aco d . my 

O old•••ln. W m. 

Ho n..n, Ult 

Ho w.., Edwo.d & Co. 

H.lnt l man & Co. 

HUlc ...t Mo.o.. Lid . 

Hoop • •·• Drug Sto•• 

Ho.king EI. ct. lc 

Hou l ton '. Standa'd Publication. 

Howa.d Ra d io Co. 

Imp• •lal Ba n k 01 C a nada 

ImperloJ P, _ . 

Int.r••lin g J.w.n.,y Shop 

In '. ,,' a llon ,,1 Slud.nt Pub llc o . Ion. 

Jollill• • A. 

Junior .T• • " 

Shop 

K"y C , W oo


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Magnet 

Dedica tion 

Editorials 

Our 

Stall 

Principal 

Destination-Canada 

To 

Kayo-Fra nk Sinatra 

The Joys of Baby Silting 

M. 

Sleep My Love 

The First M an O n The Moon 

The Song of Pow er 

Run On. Sentence 

Lea Visiles Interprovincials 

Un Jour M emorable 

Mutiny 

The United Nations 

Commencement 

Valedictory 

Honour Students 

Staff Stuff 

Operetta 

Minerva 's Diary 

Excha nge 

Sports 

Camera C lub 

Cc de ts 

Orchestra 

Humour 

Organizations 

Form News 

Autographs 

25 

26 

29 

34 

37 

39 

40 

41 

43 

46 

48 

49 

50 

51 

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107 

130

EDW ARD Y lt LDIN I;l 

BARBARA BUIINt TT 

AL Bt RT W ILSON 

Etlitorial Stall 

ll l a g lle t 

1950 

Y OSIi IIlO 

S Ii IN 

H t UN GoUI;lIi 

G LORIA 

MITClitLL 

GtOlll;lt M AllCUS P AT H ARUMT E U U BtTH E NDICOTT 

AN Nlt Bt ltA BtIIUISTtIN DAWN ClltlGHTON BAIlBA"" G IlOSS


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• 

BARBARA BURNEli 

Co -Editors 

ALBERT WILSON 

Business Ma na ger 

EDWARD YIELDING 

Circulation Mana ger 

IAN BAIRD 

BARBARA G R O S S 

Associate Ed itors 

JOHN ANDRU 

Adv isory Editor 

HELEN GOUGH 

DEPARTMENTAL EDITORS 

Y OS HIRO SHIN 

PA ULIN E N ICH OLLS 

Exchange 

For m News 

Humour 

Min er va 's Diary 

O rg anizations and Cadets . 

Photogra phy 

P o e try 

Sports-Girls' 

Sports-Boys' 

Cover b y 

PATRICIA H ARSANT 

DAW N CREIGHT ON 

P ATSY LIM 

,... ANNIE BERENST EIN 

H ARVEY C owAN 

GLORIA M ITCH ELL 

JOH N ANDRU 

.. GEORGE MA RCUS 

,. ELI ZABET H E NDICOTT, 

JUDY BoNGARD 

PAUL V AN LOAN 

.. S HIRLEY TAYLOR 

. GoRDO N A NDERSON 

CARL N AUMOFF

,\ . E. ,\ I.I . I ~ . ll.,\. 

Teacher, 1913 - 1939 

Principal, 1939-1950 

(Po ,m ,lI by "alldo lph Afo"nooo id/ 

T O WH OM THIS BOOK 

IS D ED ICA T ED W ITH 

AFFEC TION A ND ESTEE M

JARVIS C OLLE CIATE 27 

A Message to the Pupils 

of Jarvis 

As a schoo l year draws near its close. pupils a re wont to count the 

days-ticking them oH happily. one by one-that stand be tween them 

and the vacation period. 

I. too. am doing something like that. counting back ov er the years 

- 37 of them-in which it has been my privilege and pleasure to servo 

a s teacher and principal of Jarvis Collegia te. I am counting ahead. too. 

in da ys end hours-maybe trying to slow them up a bit-:o the time 

when I must quit the "Old Schoo l". 

Departure Irom the cchool will mean no lessening 01 my Interest 

in Jarvis; and whil e I shall reca ll with pleasure the happy cseocicncnc 

of past years. my thoughts will be wi th the school of today - and 

tomorrow. 

Wha t the school is, and is to be, depends upon you , for you a re 

Jarvis. Her traditions hold if you live up to them. Her reputation for 

sound scholarship and high ideals 01 se rvice will grow only as you 

grow in un derstanding a nd se nse of duty. 

Each of you ha s an importa nt role to play in tho Iile of this school 

a nd 01 this country. lor the whole stre ngth 01 school or nation depends 

on the loyalt y e nd responsibility 01 its individua ls. 

Tha t you, the students 01 Jarvis, do possess this se nse 01 respond 

bili ty in unusu a lly la rge mea sure is quit e e vident a nd with your continued 

co-operation a nd the ca pable and kindly g uida nce 01 Mr. 

Jenkins. great things may be e xpected 01 yo u in the days that lie a head . 

My wish for yo u is tha t the period whi ch you no w enter may be the 

greatesl-and happiest-in the history 01 the school. 

A. E. ALLIN.

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EDITORIALS 

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30 T H E: MAGN ET 

II i-, Slid tha t the e-vil that men do lives after them. Hut [ame i ~ the reward 

of only tit.' good : infa my, o f evil. Enduring' fame ITl U ~t be set deep in the heart 

Of mind .. of men , IlOl nll' rd ~ ' blazed abroad. l.a "lill/: Tt'II 0WII i" n o t acciden tal an d 

.Iot:.. not ,"OITl,' h~ ' "nnw "tT


31 

One Hundred Years 

Thi, .H'ar, 19'::'0, mark- the Cl'llttoll ll;al oi the Toronto lloa n l oi liducauon. 

l ~'::'O . J a n i ~ \\ a~ already llt'arl~' a hali cvu turj old : ~i lwt' then. durill~ the-e "Ill' 

hund red p '

32 

T HE MA CNET 

The ioso ." " o n e t 

This issue of the " .\I ag-net" is diff erent from previous ones for a nurnhe r 

of re asons. In the first place, the load is hei nl! carried this year by fou rth 

year studen ts in orde r to re lieve the fiith form ers as much as poss ible . In 

order to give due re cognition to the fifth yea r stu dents, howeve r. we planned 

to have the edit orial!' written by them. and we appreciate th e contribution s 

which th ey made. 

T he 19:;0 ~ l a gn e t also J,. ';\ "CS more prominence to the academic ac hie ve 

ments o f our school. J an"is ',; real excellence has always been academic, and 

we believe that our honour ..tudents de serve more than a list of names. \Ye 

hope ~· o u like the change. 

.Another in novation is the placing of pictures of the Form Representatives 

among the Form Xews . \\'e believe that the se people deserve this re cognition. 

.-\ real effort was made to introd uce individual picture" o f the ,graduating 

students. hut we ran in to :"'0 many :-on aJ.:'~ tha t we decided to leave this change 

ti ll some future date . 

Another year, 

An other ).Ial!nct, 

T heft' ha ve been times, however, when it -eemed that we would never get the 

.\Iagnt·t to press, and it is quite possible that we would not have done :'0 without 

.\Ir, Coombs' capable a""islant't· and .\Ir, .\lc Kerrache r '~ helpful ~ idan c e _ 

A ~ most editorial staffs :'0 o ften do, we found ourselves literally swamped with 

mate ria l cont ributed by the student bod)" Xaturalj y. we could not publish everythinii:'. 

As a result. we had to choose the 1Il0S[ suita ble articles, 

\\ 'e OWl' many thanks to .\I r_Jenkins, .\I r. Staples. :'Il r. Hagen . .\ Ii ~ s Griffith 

and the man)- other teachers who helped us so much before we pu t the 1950 edition 

to bed. 

Fnrtunatelv. we had no mouvv worrit,s. O ur excellent business staff, .\Ir, 

Johnston and J,:.:J Yielding, handled 'e,·er),thin,l.;' with exceptiona l efficiency. \\'e arc 

ever grateful to them, 

To )'Ir_ Carscalh-n. Gt'orl!t· Ma rcus and their assistants gee s special prai se for 

their willin,l.;' co-operation in the photogra phic departme nt. Were it not for their 

effo rts , the Magnet would 1)1' '-t'ry no ndescript. 

Our wonderful typing' ~taff, Barbara Gro,;~ and he r assistants. was kep t contin 

ually hu~y deciphering various forms o f handwriting and reprodu cing the piles 

of man uscripts. 

S pecial thanks arc -ent to Iht, artists , photographer s and wr iters who helped to 

make the .\Iagu et possible. 

\\ 't. exte nd our thanks al:« to .\Ir. Ge rrv Allen and .\Ii s ~ Irwin for the use of 

their offices and typewriter s. 

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And so..- dcspitc our doubts and it·ars-ht.·n· is your .\lag'lIl't, 1950 edition .

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snow PA!TtR:1

34 THE MAGNET 

OUR PRINCIPAL 

Our principal . ~I r. .\ n hur E..\ lIin. :\1..\ .. i ~ r ('\ i ril1~ this y ~ ·a r . ill JUlW. Fur 

th irty-M'w n ~·t 'a r ,. , he ha, "t't'll a pa ri of Jan 'j,. ClJ l k ~i a tt': the pa - t eleven )Tar,. 

a.. head ma ster. 

Mr. Allin wa.. horn in London, Ontario. 1Ii", fat her. the Reverend ~ . J.•\ 1IiIl , 

was a :-'Idhodist minister and since ),Ieth odi",t mini ster.. in tho".." da v.. WNt ' IllH\'('(\ 

frt-


~ l a llY of the-e beauti ful picture- III tht ' hall .. aliI! cla-,..-room, of jarvi.. are there 

b-eau.... of ~I r . Allin's iuten-st. 

li t" was a member oi the original committee appointed to plan Ifu- decoration 

o f the auditorium a nd the "Ut'l't>S" o f thi.. unlit·rtak ing' O Wl'" mu ch to him. for while 

principal . he has carried 10 a SUtTt,...sfu l finish this immens e project. 1.] ..t year, six 

mural" and th ree pand,; of names wen- added. alollg: the eastern wall, in ml.'ll\ory 

of the fallen in the ~ t't'olld \\'odd \\'a r. Our auditorium, todav. i" regarded bv 

authorjth-s "" om' o f the most beautiful In Canada or the L·nih·.( Stalt''''. . 

The \ !aglle!. 100 , ha.. of It' ll be nefitted fr om \ lr. Allin's hvlp. In mat ters o f 

organization. publication. and distribution, h" ha - ably advised U ~ , and our :\Iag-nl't 

a- semblics ha n ' had hi s approval. It was he, moreover. who first ~ u gg"s lt'd a nd 

then a rranged the iurni~h in g- s an d equiprm-m of tbc :\Iagn d OtTI"t" on th.. upp...r 

l1oor. 

School-, han ' pe r-onaluy. too, a nd if there i-, OlW feature uf th,' personality oi 

J a n " i ~ of which we an' proud, it is ,h" happy combination of cuhure and scholarshi 

p which prevails hcrc : and we believe that j arvi- i ~ ju-t Iha l- a place oi happy 

culture an d scholar-hip. This personality i~ a rvtlcction oi Ih:H o i :\1r. Allin-c-he 

is kind, cultured. and -cholarlv: and it i ~ I hi~ intangible intlu cno which ha-, bt','n 

hi -, J::"n'at..~t giit 10 the ~ ,'h oo 1. - :\Iay it 10llg prevail ! 

T hus ill mallY ways , -ven a nd unseen. the p.:rsonal ily of the principa l Pernwah 

'~ lilt' sch ool. Both staf f ;\I ]( ) students ha ve list ened to h l~ kindlv advicr-, his 

SUg-g-l'SIIOIlS awl hi~ comnu-ms. A t all l i l11 t'~, mun-ovcr, Xl r. Allin h:b b.:ell ably 

a ~ ~ i ~ h'd II\' :\ Ir~ " Allin. whose zeal. unt iring: t'lwrg\" and pl..a-ant cha rm ha, l'( JII 

t ribut..d S; l much to the -oc ial functions at I il f\ " i ~ " 

All o f us. th .. ~t aff, the students. and til(' :\bgnd wi -h ~ I r. and :\ I r.~ " :\ llin 

ma n~' ha ppy ~ "t'ars of pkasaul retirernent : Ih.,y richly dt"st"n-t' Ih'"II1, 

fiRST PRIZE CLASS ART

' ARVlS CoLL EGIATE 

37 

LITERARY 

:\I ."'KK F.TA Gonz, $A 

It i~ not ensv for a farnilv to leave 

their home, their tOWIl" the cou nt rv wht-r", 

th t')- ha n " g"ruWII up" Bu t ma llY -fall1 ilit." ~ 

ha n " dom- it, and man v mo re will do it 

in the future :- t1ud ~ ne-w horne and 

becom e citizl"l1s o f a nat ion that thcv w ill 

he ahl t, (0 cull the ir O WI1 . " 

A freeborn Canadian will hardlv he 

able to Iwlil'\"t' that a European f;;mily 

can Challl-:t' their citizen shi p -vvcral rimes 

within twouv vcars withou t ll-a \"ing- thei r 

horne tow n." ;~ happcm...1 in our' case. 

:\Ia\"t:>t: Ihl'~ l' ul1 willing" (" ha nR"I"~ wvre one 

o f thl" main rea son, that made us undcreo 

on", more great cha ngec--f rom the O ld 

\\"orlll In the Xew. 

\\'t' lived in a small town in Czechoslo 

vakia. the hea rt o f Europe. It gin ' " 

rne a ~trall .e- l· ft't"li ng" now to look back on 

the vea r when we tric...1 to g"l"l our emi 

g- ral l oll · I >':I~~po r t ~ . It was a yt'ar of re-t 

It'~'''lll' '''~ am! hunting" o f documenrs. 

~pt-ndil1g" hours in draughty corridors ill 

fron t o f otficcs. ami 1011g" davs on nvercro 

wded trains : and vet it 'w a ~ a vear 

o f wa iting". wa iting for the great l·ha·n gt·" 

II was a mistv. 

Scpn-mlx-r morning 

when WI' left our ~m all tow n, The fa 

milia r ,..t n ...-t s wvre ernptv a n. I the hou-es 

seemed to stare at me in quirt wonder 

ment : to n-k me, wh ere I was- going" 

:\h" mi n. I was t'mpty too. and lh"t'"p in 

,.idt· nw ~oult'th i n g- a"kt'1l nw tht' ,;.am", 

..ilt."nt q Ut· ~t i o n" I could lIut al1~\\'t"r it 

th t."lI: lOll:\\", ma,'!x", I ('ou ld. 

\\'1' c ro~ ,.ed ttlt' CZl'\' ho~ lo\"a kian bor· 

lIer : our trip Ihrou~ Gl'rmall\" had Ix' 

,gu n. I ~ P l' llt Iht· wh ole day at Ihc window 

of the intt'rnational t·xl'n·,"" train tha t 

r l1 ~ lw. l th rough this de,.troyt',l pien' of 

wo r ld, un touched II,· its miserv. lik e :\ 

.e-ay bird Mining- o\t-r a h.1.ttlet1dd" I saw 

the half-broken wa ll.. that had once been 

pa rts of ho u ses full o i lift." and laughter, 

"In·t·t,;. thai had rmcv been busv with the 

buzzing" of dai ly lik lyinK in ruin ~ 

tlt·at! ; I ~aw the Cathedral oi Koln towl·rin 

/.:" mi/.:"htily ,UllOTl g" 11ll' ru ins. a nd I 

Ill"l":tllH' conscious of tlu- t'xislt"nrt· of a 

g-reat natural law eternal a nd ull\'ha llg" 

in /.:" : that a g" g- rt'~ si\'l' and domineering 

pol it ic,. in the t'IHI dest roy themselves. 

Bdg-iulll with her happy ca n-le -o, lif e, 

o\"t'rfillt'11 shops a nd Ia-hionably dressed 

people made a great impres-ion upon 1Il"'. 

As wr- had to wa it fo r a plan t." we stayed 

there for th ree week s. and lived in Ani 

Wl"rp with f rieud s, of ours . I spe nt a 

wholt- dav wa lking- through the streets. 

ma n'dli n ~ at the showcases. ~ ittin .e- in 

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38 

T H E M AGNET 

Author', Horn. in Mil te k 

wa s to ca rrv U" over tht' oc ean. This wa" 

a "ymbulil' en tra nce into the X I;"W \\'orld 

for U" , a,. the plane was


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Ttl Knytl-Fr,..", S i" ,ltr n 

K AYO H,o Y. 3C 

~ f a n)' \_"o"lt· rvmernbcr the \" 1 ~ 1I of 

Roy J

40 THE M AGNET 

The Joy.'1 of Ilaby Sittiny 

B ,\ RRAR A C OO K, 4n 

Have \ 'UU l"WT noticed how clever children 

a rl: at l"Ollt'(H."tiuj{ i tll'a~ for .-;ta yi ll~ 

up bit-: They ma y ne ver Kl'l an a tithmctit" 

question riKh t all day, but let Father 

~tl ~Kt·"t an l'arly bedti me. ant! all "orb 

of t1 in' r", ioll~ ..uddenl y presen t themselves. 

Take, for instance. the last Ijrne- I went 

bahv "jtlinK. The chi ldn-n were in bed 

wl1\:1\ [ a rrived and were supposed 10 

stav theft', But :\la rit' couldn't remember 

\\" h~ l t I looked like tht' la st tiuu- I camc: 

,,"0. down "hi' trotted to re frcs h her memory. 

joanne wanted to " ~' l' what Ba rba ra. 

is doi ng-": "hl' was the tWX! to apj:-.;'a r. 

j u-t as :\Iolht'f and Daddy left. they 

cautioned the children to "be in bed in 

lin - minutes.' Fiftt"t"n minute; wen t bv. 

ami eve rv "u~~t':-(ion oi 1)t"(1 was bli ;,~. 

Iullv i,gllOrl'd, Finallv. (~eorg"t' cam e 

d () ,,~n , complaining. " I(tht'Y call sta v up , 

,"I ) ran L " . . 

A :- patience ,111\1 time were ruun uur 

out, I told the three children that the" 

must go to hl ,

JARVI S CoLL EGIATE 

41 

ME 

I ornl,'d th,' door to lily attic roolll. 

To that killgdom of my m~'II, 

,-J zeorld that I'd :.;thdnr.",. f rom 

SillC


I live in a ll apartment situated rm the 

bus iest T .T.C. IiIl l'. .A h er a ]Oll J,:" strenuous 

day a t school, struR"R"lillj{ through 

exasperati ng sub jects. I am usually quite 

fatigued . a nd welcome the bedtime hour. 

:O;cn'ra l aSI,jri ns later I crawl unde r six 

or seven lavers of blankets. and scnlv 

..et sail fur ~ I rca llliand. The-n, out of the 

silent darkness of the ni/{ht. T IJE Y come. 

Dr4KI{illl{ a nd rattling their chains like 

Fran keu- teini-h monsrer-. the v ru mble 

up tht, hUlIlVY sired, mumbiiug- their 

fiendish chants, and brinK their noisv 

contraption- tn a hall. just below 11l}' 

windo w. The It-adefS shout di rections. 

and SOO Il Ilw vntirv crew pror t'I't1 tu tear 

the n-hid t·s apart, a nd sd u p thvir equipnwut. 

I. ig:hts an- placed around the a rea, 

l';lstillg- an tTril' gTt'en g-low into my room. 

Thev 1..:g-in to saw. and ,...'ra pt· a nd ham 

Illt'r: an t! an engine snorts and coughs. 

I vank down the blind nnlv to ha ve it 

clatter 10 the lOp. Thry h;.Ilr r Up and 

do wn the street, and ~OIl\ I'O T1t' whist ll'sotT· 

kt·y. OUl' is asp iring to bccouu- an 

Opt'ra star a nd po ur s fo rth tht' aria [rom 

th l' ~ Iaug-h !t' r ~t'I'IW in "Faust". A nother 

t1e~ai1)l's his operation tel his companions. 

hlow bv bIO\\-. I d o..t, tht, window a nd 

b -gin 'to suffoca te. H ammer. whang-. 

clinks-tv-clink ~ I Opt'n th t' window a nti 

ptTr Hut into the -r reet. By five o'clock. 

st ill leaning over the sill. I completely 

abandon all hope o f sleep. Thej- pack up 

ant! leave. and the citv awa kens. I ..ct 

out fo r school, lookinK a~ though I hal! 

LtTIl un a binge. (That. )O lr. Coolllb", is 

why I fa ll asleep during your Eng-li,..h 

ctass.). 

I spout the other evening- with a g-roup 

of i r i t ' n d ~ . ami was int roduced to a rather 

ink n'stinK chap who informed me. during 

the course of the t'wning'. that his 

fa ther worked 0 11 the T .T .C. night crew. 

The doctors givt· him an excellent 

t"ham"\' to rt·t.-o\"t·r. 

•-' .1 fayidall p,-' for",," / .....'ry ''''n li''9 OJ, d Iu.rrlr.\' li,la. Also me bOClr

JARVIS C OLLECIATE 

43 

Ell. YIF:WI :"G, 40 

The \ \ "t'~lt'rn Canada Educational Tour 

~po n~"f{>t l b.\· the B~ l; t rtl of Educatio n 

a nd The T, Eaton Co, was, without a 

do ubt. a J{f{'at ~ucn'~"'. Sixteen boy-winm-rs 

of the 19-49 tra\·dlin.E:" scholar-hip-c-. 

f{·pf{·~t· nt i nJ{ the cixtcen s econd a r y 

", ,,'houl~ uf Turumu, tol{cther with the 

dif{...-to r, )'Ir. l;",rn' Allen of la r vi- Col 

kgiatt-, and thrn: uffit' ial!' ,,;i The T, 

Ea ton Company, boarded th e chartered 

"Iant' and left )'Ialton Airport on August 

2nd 011 tht· first !'la~t· of our six thousand 

milt' jounwy al'fO~~ Canada. 

From the "take-off" to our arrival in 

\\'inn ipt'J{, the trip wa- a " thr ill", for 

thi~ wa~ our first plane -ride. Below U~ , 

Ontario Iarm, looked like ch(..cker-board , 

am ! cars 011 the higbwav-, like l'fawling 

ants. ~llon , we I);"b "l.'t! o;'t'r the lakehead 

where we !'

44 

THE MAGNET 

0 11 account of the !t'rrifk heat. j us t in 

Jla ~ ,.. il1~ . a Mo w-o ff i~ a ddibc.-ratl' W3,.1 

a~l' of oil in o rder to clear out the "Iud.l.:l' 

from the pip...". This first-hand kuowl 

1'1lgl' o f the magnitude o f oil and other 

\\ ','''l,'rn industries matte even u- fed 

that their ck-vclopnu-nt will vvcntualiv 

make a g"f\';l\ contribution to till' coni. 

mercia! life of the F.a ~ t. 

Tran'lIing L," dav from Ed monton we 

wvrv able not' onl,- to 'l' t". bu z al-o w 

it,d Ih.· "hall.!:,'" in th., ter rain a nd in 

. . . ... -..... 0< 

the alt itude . \\'t' were Hwrjoyt..1 hy the 

"il{ht of th e foothills. and as thv-c .l;:rad 

uallv c volvccl int o g"H'a l , r U.l::.l::I·,[ muunlain'", 

we marvelled. A t J a ,;.pt·r . we had 

the opportunity o f mountain dimbill)! on 

:\It. Edith La\"dl. The th rill o i being 

on a clacicr was further enhanced bv the 

fun we had in a snowball tight i,; our 

bathinz-s uits in August. From Ja"p...r to 

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" W H AT DID THE T H REE B EARS DO T H EN , G RAN DPA?"

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THE M AGN ET 

TI... Firivt ~'an 

1'.\l"L VA:" L O A :", 2B 

on tire "" o o n 

The ~ 1 l;K('-~hi l ) sank 10 the' ~uridn' 

o f the muon with 0111" la ~ t . convulsive 

f!i"char,l:l' Hi 1

JARVI S C OLLEGIATE 

47 

AUTUMN 

The tr,-cs .f/d llli allrl: dllIl gloomy. 

l .ift;1I9 sodd../I . M 'iflht ed lim"s; 

Gli .fI'·/li,,!!. ,...·1 ami r...·.·ti,,!!. 

/lr Ihe Ilall/t. soit• .fllifli ' l!! ".isl. 

1Ir.·." nirll.f fly sautk, 

O , ...,. h

40 THE MAGNET 

The Song of '.o,ver 

T he hUI{(' I )C-6 i ran-port "at "quat 0 11 

the tarmac. like a "mall mountain on a 

plain. It" k n i f l· · b l ;HI~-c 1 propellers we re 

windmilling idly. ami the four powe rful 

t.'llgill'·" purred throa tily likl' :'fllllt.' ,g-ig-an 

lie f eline. T he sleek "ilH' r "idb anti 

wing" Klt·anu-c.1 ,;0 bri;::htly in the midday 

sun that it hurt the t' W~ 10 lOCJk at it. All 

wa s readv for the :ake-otT. 

,\ R'n~'n lili:'ht rla-hcd at the tower. 

\\'ith a tr emendous roar the t'" 1l.~in,'~ carne 

10 lift, arul the mon ster awakened. Gust.; 

arnl ,"(!.Iil·' of wind swirled around the 

ma n-sized wheel - a.. thev carted tn move. 

Th e -hiu y nail crept ~10w ly 10 the end 

of the nlllw a~ ' am i poi,..·,1 [or the take-off. 

T hvn ,.Iowl.\·, a , the all ch-ar ~i g-n ;l l 

-oun ch-d from till' tower, 11ll' 1,1;1I1l' rolled 

forward into the wind. The whed~ 

bounced a~ it gathered momentum. Grace 

fully a" a li:'liding' hawk it rose from tilt" 

ground. T:lt.' tricycl e zear carne up, and 

the Hap" were rai sed a ~ the ai rcra ft "w u n~ 

around. it~ propellers flashing in th(' sunlight. 

T hen . with a "u rg'l' o f IlC )Wt·r. it 

roared overhead and roe keted away into 

the bloc of the -ummcr ..ky ;111.1 becauu 

-mallcr and smaller, oul\' an occasional 

twinklin g rln-h of "ilH:r 1 ~' l r a.\ · i lll{ ib 

position. 

A~ the ';")l1g of powl' r diminished into 

nothinzncs-. Ihl'

JARVIS C OLLEGIATE 4 9 

DA" 

THr 

1(:[ 

RUN ON SENTENCE! 

J ACK I' F. ~ C I ~ F. II: , -If) 

Om' grammatical error thai teachernever 

fo r~w a mi pupils never fail to 

ma ke is the run-on sente nce, which reacht'r" 

"'IY i" caused by tht' pupil's w r i tin~ in 

such a h ur r v 10 /{t"t hi" thou/{ht" down 

before he forg'd ';' them. that as a result. 

he never ends the ...rn tence till he ha s put 

lhl' idea down in full. which ordi narilv 

does not ta ke Ion/{. bUI in the heat of a 

"brilliant" inspiration rna)" KO on for 

pag't''', which is the subjec t of this compo 

sition. ill wh ich I "hall endeavour to 

point out tht, fault" o f the run -on "..nrenee. 

which arc. mainlv: that the reader 

is out of breath bl·fon:ht· /{et" anvwh erc 

near thl ' end o f the sentence. and ..0 he 

ha.. to take ;1 breath be fore he comes to 

a pause: anI! it is an unforgiveable "ill 

in lite-rature. and also WTY discouraging 

10 the reader. wh o ha s to look at a ..olid 

block o f "aipt which, had the author 

only stopped the thought with a pe riod. 

in..tcacl o f a comma or semi -colon . and 

math- a new paragraph . would ha n ' been 

much l ,asicr on the readcr : all of which 

brinKs out my point about. the r Ull-OII 

sentence. which is a \ erv bad I' TTo r because 

it also reveals a ';t'ad strot1g mind 

which has 110 caut ion . and a " a result doc s 

m;lIlY fool ish th ing-s, a s wel l a s olher 

faults of whil'h I l'ould It'll, but :\fr. 

:\kKt'r ral,h ("r will soon lw a n'u"ing- Illt' o f 

rambling' and ineolll'(t'lIl'", which would 

Iwwr do Ill,...·au,;(· :\Ir. :\kKt'r racht'r i" 

alwap r ig-hi. I'XCt'pt whe ll hI' ,;ay" tha t il 

i" WT\' t"as\' !O fall into Ih.. habil o f writ 

ill ,2" rtlll-o ri "t'lllt'net·s. ht'C;m,;.e the mos.t 

difficult t'"''''' r han' t"\"t"r wrilh:n ha ,;. 

1ll,'1:n Ihi;; o n~" wht'f(' 1 t rit"{1 to eont ain 

('\"t'T\·thing in OIW sentt'nce, 

BUI I can't. 

LEON LEBRou r 

I thi"k bad ' 10

50 THE M AGN ET 

1IlI:I;..:'illl" lJ1\ ('lIIo,i " n" a,.. I buarrlcd 

tht· steamer ' King""' " n. (-ro",,('ll Lake 

Olll;lri" . crui-cd down the river. and 

called jor Floren ce in th e T housan d 

1",land ... ; ;L,.. 1 rcr aII('


51 

lln 

Jour "" e nlo r a b l e 

( Editor'« notr: T Il;' 1,.,.iter Fer/wild 

l lunvault of .5C M1S bor« j" .1/OIlfri'aJ 

all(i served carrscas ~,.'ith tlu: 1

52 

THE MA CNET 

lJl u t i n y 

GWkL\ ).!JT C II ELL , $E. 

Jo~it · ~Ii pi'....d down the warm. ban 

~h.'p~ . ac ros s the (lark hallway. through 

th.., heavv floor. and out into the street. 

It was cold. She pulled he r g-rey be ret 

closer over her ..hort. pale-g-old hai r. 

..mlggkd her chin into the warm. deep 

bill,' scarf. Sh l' wa- hurr)·ing. now thai 

"hI' was out o f "i~ t of the hou-e. Dry. 

flt'ad leaves ra ced her to the corner. The 

traffic ligh t wa- red and "he was the only 

OIW waiting. 

~ht' hoped -he' would n't be late. She 

never had bl,"CII. For a t1t'dillg' moment 

sh t;" c'a ught the ..jght of her reflection in 

the jewellery "tort' window : grt'.y coat. a 

lill ie ..hort now : d ull green ..hirt : sensible 

black ox fords. How "h\' hated them! 

Resentfullv ..he kicked at a bit o f coal. 

llli,,~ ,, ', 1 it: and scra ped the toe of her 

~ ho.., on th.., ..-urb. \\'ith that some thing 

inside her snapped. 

.. l know what I' ll do . 1']] .I:"d even 

with th..111 for making IIW wear the-e 

smpirl 01,1 thjll g ~ , 

:'h.., hurried pa ~ t the jewelh-rs stor e 

with it~ /{au dy d i ~ l'l a y of cheap bracelets 

and artificiallv bri .l:"h t g" l'lll ~ , and into 

:,i1111ll'~ DrUg" ' Sl OTt-. \\'ith the twentytin' 

o-uts dailv allotted h..-r to buv lunch. 

~he purcha-ed a lipstit'k-brighl: t1anw· 

red . :'h.., had never n- allv bee n aIlO\\"\"(1 

to wear it {alt hough she had when she'd 

been certain tha t th..-v wou ldn 't find OUI ) , 

Xow "he'd wear it ~\'h dhl'r th..-v liked it 

or 1I0 t ! Ju~1 1.'1 them trj- and ~top her ! 

:' h.., took om her tim ' mirror, cracked 

across the middle , wilh th.., ul)l)t'r ri~h l ' 

hand rom ..-r missing. Blu... "')'\'1', defiant 

now, stared back at her : a straight . thin 

nose with more than s..-vcral prominent 

trer kl..1': full lips ( but a ~u rJl r i~in~ly 

"mall mouth ) . H ig-h cheek bones "l,..-med 

to stretch her -kin , .l:i\·illg- her i an: a 

some what pinch..-d ..-xpression . accentuated 

by recent ex posure to the cold. 

Caref ully shl' applied the lipstick. 

pre- sed h..-r lip- tOj{dht'r, then exp-rimentally 

ran th.., lip of her ton g-tit' OH'r 

the lower nne just to St't' if the unaccustome...1 

colour would come off. 

~atisfi.'d, she clipped the tube into her 

pocket, hurried out of the phone booth 

( wht'f(' shl' had tak en rdug-t, to a pply 

her "treasure"} , and h-It the store. Sh l' 

it,lt 1l1 11."h bett er. " 'ith the first step on 

her road to independence accoll1 pli~ h('d 

~h .' was (JI ll' \' mo n° O il her way 10 _"chool. 

• • • 

DRAPE SHAPES 

,\'m ,'(.ufuys ,Ir.' boys ,,','ur Ilraf('"~ 

Olr , .fllch qrl.'('r and {Will), .rhaf.-.r! 

Flotty, bagg)" llroof.\' s,'a(- 

!.itt.'" cllff.f 0 11 grmboal fUI. 

H./ack alld grail alll f orallg,' Qlld rnl 

Sci CO/OI l rs .ff ill/lillg ill YO/lr Il,·cd . 

Pal/la/ooll,'d like f)lllch or J/oors, 

/)OIr'l IIr.·y ,hillk IIlt'y'r" gall1111 woocr.f.' 

}{O:-

JARVIS C OLLECIATE 53 

Tire lJ..ited Natifl" .'i 

Ax x« GOLIlSTEI:", 4() 

Xcxt to Xt'W York's busv F.a~t 

River, 

where tugboa[~ hurrv dailv (;11 the errands 

of the great citv. tht; mas-live steel J:irdl'r ~ 

oi a new, unfill i~ht...! buildi nJ: climb towant 

th e sky. Pain ted a bright orange. 

the "kd fra mework sta nds out skeleton 

like agai nst the d rab buildings of ~I i d 

town :\Ianhatlan . A "ign at the base of 

the ,,It....·1 skeleton announces that th e 

permanent Headqu ...arters oi the L'nired 

Xali ull~ is ",: iug built here. 

BUI th is lie, in the fu ture : it will not 

I"" compten...1 un til 1951. Th e present site 

i" at Lake Success. Lo ng b land, Here , 

the members oi thl' Un ited Xations str ive 

10 ;.an' future Kl'll t'ration~ irom the hard 

-hips oi war a 1111 10 promote -ocial pm~ 

~t'~" and a bet ter standard of lif e, 

On (A:tul)('r 24, 1945, the Charter was 

drawn up and the l 'ni!t't! Xations carne 

into effec t. There a re now fiftv-nine 

nll'1lI1 ",'r,.. The L'ui tcd Xarion- t~ut'h e " 

all forms of hum an endeavours and 

('on'r,. [ht, whole ranKt' of international 

relat ions. It ('f, n,.i ~t

5 4 THE M AGNET 

K ATIIU:F.S I.u:TA D c x x wa s awarded r-c- 

T he Malcolm \ \ 'alla t t." Scholarship for Engli~h. L11in ami IIUt." oi French , 

{rt·rm.l.n ( ~rt· t·k 

Tnoa.cs SAl'SUER" H AS l'O ,,1 was awarded r-c- 

The Lou is J{o:-t."nidd Scholar-hip for the h i ~ht." :- t a~~rt'~atc in allY nine papc.-r,;. 

J ACK ) R\ ' I " C ~IIACIITF.R was awarded r-c- 

11w jame, Harri, Scholar-hip iur Algebra. (;,·ullwtry. T rigonometry. 

l' roolcr us and I'hy..ic-. 

~OR:.lA:'\ {;, ~TO:"'t:Il was awarded :-- 

The Imper ial Oil Scholarsh ip for Gt."lwral Proticiencv. 

CAROL JEA:'" Jn Il S"TO:'" was awarded r-c- 

Th e Provincial 1.0 ,I1,E, St-holar"h ip for Ge-ru-ral Proficiencv. 

• • • 

J"rv;.'i (,olleg;cde Scl.olc.r.'il.;p.'i 

"ncl A",c.rcl.'i 

The jarvi, Optimu.. T roph y-c-award-d for St'hlllar:-hip, ;" Iural In riucnce. l .K'IlI..r 

..hip to EDGAR FI LE. 

T he J..an A llin ~ I t' mori a l Optima T rophv-cawarded for Personality. Scholarship. 

Leadership t o ELlZ.-\BF.TII \\-AD£. 

Th e School Spirit A wa rd to KARl:" K F.f. " ....x , 

Valcd ictor jan-c-Lx\\U:R L ovto x . 

Jarvis C"Illt'llar)' Scho lar-h ip and Awards in Grade XI I 

~ I Oy It A SM ITH ( Scholarship) 

B A IHIARA S"I VT II, 

A L A X K L't ,LA ~ . 

Dxvm S TEWAItT. 

A X :'\ I E BEIt E:" q EI :" . 

T he J ohn JdTrit,s Prize in Eng-Iish (G r;ule X I I I )- KA Tll l.n :s Oil x:" . 

T he Chase.' !' rizt' in English ( (; radt' XII )- ;"llw kA S xnru. 

The Cent enary Athlet ic P rizt, ( Boys )-A J.A ~T Al II II All ;. 

The Ceutcuary At hletic P rize (Girb)- BEII:'\I CE !< OIllH U .. 

The E dw a rd ~ ;"It'dal in C radt· X English- Hu TII ~ A ' ; I. 

T Ilt" Jarvi.. P riz..s ill (~ rad l' X E ng- l i ~h- lh: V HlI . t: Y F ISI vxn, !'ATS\' 1.1:'1, ~II H I , A 

),!c COY, En:LY" ;"I AIIK , I h RB..\k ... ;"I AIITI " . 

Th .. F, II , Clarke Geography P rin- (G rad.' X )-lh:VEItU:Y F IS I.A:" U, 

T he Edmison-Walker pr-izes, in Oral F rench (G rall.. XI I ) - B.-\III1ARA ~ :' l \' T II; 

( Gr;ult· X I)- I IAk\"f.Y Bu ..

JARVIS CoLLEGIATE 55 

COMMENCEMENT 

Dr. G oldring 

prn e nll 

Diploma to 

Mo' 

Rhinewhine 

As the last graduate qu ietly filed into 

the audito rium and took his place, the 

Jarvis Collegiate Operetta Chorus, under 

the di rection of ~ Ir . Overholt. opened the 

School's one hundred and forty-second 

co m m encemen t with "The Lord's 

P raver." 

The guests of honour present werc: 

Dr. C. C. Goldring , of the Board ui Ed u 

cation; ~Ir. Ed ward:" former trustee


abo rt'pn' H' n ti ll~ the Board of Edu cation. 

and :\Ir. John ) dTait·s, former principal 

of this school from 19 14-1933. 

.\Ir. Allin, n U T principal. in his inimitable 

wa,r welco med guests a nd friend s 

of the graduates. and com pared. for a 

few rnonwnts. the va r -ied lime-table of 

tod ay with the curricula offe red at j arvis 

in pa st years, comme nti ng on the youth 

o f this gent'Tation in this school. The 

honour gra duates were then introduced 

by :\l r. S tapl es. and presented with thei r 

diplomas by Dr. GoMring-. who spoke 10 

us on our responsibilities as high school 

£Taduall's in a modern world. He urged 

U:o 10

JARVIS C OLLEGIATE 5 7 

Vale~lictory A ~I~lre.'1N 

I..A \H OR L oceex 

:\Ir. All in, Dr. Gflldrillg", me mbers of 

the Board, members of the slatl. honcured 

guests. anti fdlllw uraduatcs : 

H ail a nd Farewell! 

After fin' ~' l'ar " of joy ami sorrow , 

-ucccss and failure, attainment a nd dis 

appointment. wv. till' class o f '49,

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is what lette r the' datin' plu ral ends ill. 

Om' Ch rist mas. on a Latin examination. 

we weft' confro nted with mit" oi Cicero's 

letters. in which the ph ra se "cur tu" 

a l' pt'an'd. O ne nf my t'ul1t'a li:'Ut'S, baffirtl 

hut und aunted. tramlah-tl this as "Oh 

vou dog- !" 

.. And so the vear- went hv, each leavinz 

ib nu- morie s di Jf.lIlW~ and 'l'hampion"hips 

WOIl ant! 10,",1, t'adt" il1"'IJt...-rion - . .Iann's, 

examinations. and a hllsl o f other t" "t'n ls, 

un til uuv dav I a wokv to tlu- realization 

that 1 was ai last an l'xa ht'd sl'lIio r. T his 

aSl oulJ(li ll~ fact was most stn,ngly im 

1'l"t,,.St'd upon nu- Oll l' a flt"fl1l lll11 in Xlr. 

knkim' algd m t rias", W II\'I1 a timid litt le 

tiT S! [or-nn-r, who had lll'l'll late for class . 

,':lI1W 10 the doo r to a sk tht' vice- pri ncipal 

for an admit -Iip. :'\o:irill~ til..· I;\(\ -tari 

l1 ~ at tl~ in wide-eyed womh-r, :\Ir. j enkin-, 

told h im that thi .. was a fifth form 

cla-s. ;11111 as-ured tht' little fd lll\\" that. 

we-re he no: there to prok..:t h im . h.., would 

-urelv lit" eaten alive. 

:,\ , ~tw i th ~ tan d i ll " what mnv han' -cem 

0'1 1 tn ~Ollll' o i u-, a", trhl,' anti rribuiati 

(Jn~, I am -u re that we "hall a l wa \' ~ look 

11;1,' k upon OUT 1IIldr-rgr;uluatt· ..ia\", a t 

J;ln -i" a" among th ... happi..-st Hi our·l i\-o:-~. 

It is -tranze how quickly tho:- f rust ratio n 

anti Ili.....appointm...nt btl..-, anti leave (jJlly 

the nll'moril''' o f jo~: a nd iri'·lI

JARVIS CoLLEGIATE 59 

nRST FORM HONOUR STUDENTS 

Back Ro....; A. Beb.r, D. Bellinqer. B. Hew llOlI, G , c.orqi.lf. 

Third Row: M. Bell, M. Ha w. ry, J. Pallerso n, V. tone, C. McElroy. 

Second Row : W. Schick, A. Cot o, A. Pindar, J. Wbi.nn. S. Poqu• . 

Front Row: S. K

THIRD FORM HONOUR 

STUDENTS 

Bad: Row: 

Ha rv. y Cow


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Staff Stuff 

The soc ial activities o f the ~ta l" 

were hig'"h -lig-htel! h~ ' the dinner held 

in J une. 1949. to honour :'Ili~.. S e ~ bi tt 

whu wa s retiring from the teaching 

profes..ion. T he dinner was, a mos t 

pleasant oc casion. the member-, o i the 

sta ff finding tha i thev forme d a "en' 

ha ppy famil y when they .l.:"0t together 

away irom t he responaihifir ies o f the 

cla..srourn . The st ali" presented :\Ii..s 

Xesbitt with a paint ill/.:" by Xl anley 

Mac Donnld and in n'p l~ ' :\Iiss Xesbi tt 

ma de spec ial rv rerencc to the cultu re 

oi th e tea che rs who we re her col 

leaz ue -, on the Jarvis :'tall : in the-e 

da \" s o i dis~oh- i'n .l.:" standards it behooves 

those oi us who a re "t ill ca rrvin~ 

on to ~i"e earnest t ho u ~h t to her 

comment". 

Two additions ha ve been made to 

our "taiL In Ian nan'. 1949, :'I li:

62 T H E MA GN ET 

Lights! Camera! Action! 

Te:H"ht'TS fumed. Homework rc - 

mained 1I1H101lC. Srill. members "j the 

upcret tn {'a ..t continued to arr-ive late 

at rehear..al-. Camphell rag-cd : Overholt 

~re\\" thin : Stuhh-, g-ot an.crv-and 

what flill we ,I,, : \\'c talked alHi talked 

and ... talked. 

Even after mouth-, .. j rehear..;n/.:". we 

..till mi -..t'd cue..

JAFl VIS C OLLEGIATE 

CORALIE aew. and .. 

rn cnt . " nh . theft' it i" the 

;IJ.:'J.:'iTlJ.:' cu rtnin-, are 

rolled up : nne hy one thc ligh b are 

taken awav: but. wit h eac h snatch of 

~:I\ ' mclodv, tillJ.:'t'rin ;.: memories he 

~' o ~ll' \" i\'id' picture- oi our -ucccvsful 

operetta. 

'T i.. ... 01

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a "h:IIIK-UP" "UlTe" " in yuur cho-,en 

ca reers..... Bon \ 'oy a /.:'e ~ 

T o newcomer" Susan Crum. Joy ce 

Brown. Lounnne Parnall , Jane \Yi l"oTl 

and Ron H ill, we mu ..t

TOM ST EP liINS S USAN C RUM 

AuI' LE IGH TON 

THtLM A W I L letI' 

HENRY M ICEli:

_J ' { I .,., . 

I J . 

~ it I , 

':l r "':..T' .~j !!, 

f.. 

, I.. 

I'" 

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I " ., .~ 

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Back Row: A. Evia. A. Leight on , M. Taylor, H. Sh ill, H. Cla rke, S, Ma nley. 

C. Mucbroo ke r. ft, Hart. M, Berman. ft. Hill, r. Alla chulr. W. Ru..ell, 

T. Stephen. , W. COli, R. He n. haw, W. Ho....crd, Ron Hill. R. Youn g, 

1_ Croul ch , R. Edward•. K, Roy, I. McClello nd , H. Mice k D. Crowe, 

B. Croc kett , A. Zajac, H. Teperman, T. Eylon , G. Ge o r


,-\I' HI L --l 

I rear Diary : 

.\h " afternoon ~Il IM IZt' wa-, rudelv in 

terrupted to...day hy some impolite 

mortals shoutjnjr loudly rpractically in 

mv ear! l th at the :\ l a ~l1e t ha d arrived 

at · la st . .\Iv a nger ia;led, however, a ", 

I pc ro-cd ~ l Y t'UI'y-and tried to avoid 

the trnrnplimr Ih ron J,:" o i autll/.:"raph 

hunters. "Bi/,:"J,:"er and ber ter" th ey 

-aid it was to be , and big-g-t'r an d better 

it certainly i ,. ~ 

p 

,-\ 1'1.:II. 29 

" -hal a lIa\" thi.. ha-, been ~ I wonde 

r if they have a n ~- a-pi-i n up "n 

.\I" unt Olympu,. ? :\f ~- head i,. ia irly 

.."i nninlo:"_ Fi r,.t wa-, Ca de t In-pecriou. 

T here, the fine d ispl ay m ~ " boy-, I'Tt' 

-e uted wo uld have made anv Roman 

centurion proud ~ Then in th e en~nillg , 

nur ,.ta r,., such as Cord Hachborn a nd 

Cern" Sutherland . carried o Il' the 

~en i ;.r Swim Champion-hip wit h en-c. 

Aiterward-. Jupiter and I juined the 

exultant 

[arvis fan s as the,' trooped 

back to til{' ~ c h ' M I I 10 end a;l excitingday 

at th e Ban alion Ball . 

.\IA Y --l 

I discovered that the Gir l< ~,\ 11 11 

.\Ieel wa-, re,.\M,n,.ihle i"r those strange 

,.pla ,.hing l1" i~e ,. tha t interrupted m~' 

chat with .-\ IMlllo rhi-, afternoon. I enjo 

\"('d watchirur th e

68 

~ I:\ Y 10 

The T rack ~I ("e t to-dav reminded me 

of a :\larathon [ once attended in 

Greece. Hut what a time I had persua 

di ne .-\po110 nut to ent er the m ile 

run. Oddly t hough . how soon he fo r 

KO! that idea whe n the Kirh;' re lay 

race s beean ! 

\I.-n" 19 

I put on my wa rmest toJ.("3 this afternoo 

n and ventured into the chill," 

breezes o i the vard where scores of 

£irl" were Ta ci ~£ abo ut. This, thev 

told me, was Play Day. Jud ~6 nK iro~ 

the /0":"3 \ - la ughter and cha tter heard 

afterwa rd in the cafete ria a" the y 

munched hot tl (~s and drank innumerable 

bott le.. of "coke", the y must all 

have had a wonde rful timc! • 

\ 1.\ Y 2:- 

How g"lad I wa", to ...ec t he g"! OO ffi\" 

looks w hich ha n - hc rulded the approach 

of those dreaded fina l exa m s 

replaced by happy expre,.;s io lls this 

af te rno on as my ch ildren. urg-i ng on 

their st alw art track and field pe rformers, 

cheered themselves h" arse at Yar 

"ity St adium. 

SEI' T E ),! BER 6 

;\11 of my Ja n "isi tcs, from the newest 

first former to those "reliable"

JARVIS CoLL ECIATE 

mv even ' dav lo){a. wh en all th e ot hers 

were ){:;rt .ed in those st r:ul/{e, hrig"ht 

costume s }. ~I ayhe next week we'll pa y 

tha t visit to O lympus! 

XU \ ' E.\I HER IX 

Dear Diary , 

Ah me, 1'111 so tired thai I ca n 

scarcely keep my eyes open, hili I Just 

had to te fl you about t he " Huddle 

Hop " to-ni/{h"t. The music wa:, wonderiul 

- I must pe rsua de Diana to have 

Buddy Hill's orchestra play at her party 

nex t week, And didn't ~I r . \Yarren 

an d ~ I r , .\ k Xair look happy when the 

teams they had worked so ha rd with 

all iall pres ented those IOH·ly g"iit :'? 

Bu t I was disappointed in the refresh 

me nts: no t a drop o i nectar or ambrosin 

in si/{ht ! 

XO\ 'E~ I HER 25 

T o-nig-ht, Com me n ce nn-n t ! \\'ilh 

pride in my heart (and a to uc h oi sor 

row 1(0) I wntchcd , as slowlv mv beloved 

[arvisites filed in to the a uditori 

um : so man v of them ior the last 

time, \\'ho co u'ld ever ior/.:'et La wler 

Lo udon '" splendid Valedictory address 

: the wonderful contr jhu tion oi 

the orchestra and choir ; the heart-. 

warming" applause which rewarded the 

scholars hip and prize -winners (or the 

presentation. by ~ I r. .Allin himself, oi 

that one diploma long niter all the 

othe rs ha d bee n gi\'en "ut)? \ \ 'hen the 

fina l dip loma had been award ed and 

the fina l :,pee..: h made I congrat ulated 

rnv wnv down to the cafeteria. where 

th'e g't1~ s t " chatt ed ove r th eir coffe e 

cup:" then up auain to th e auditorium 

to watch 111\' children at th e dan ce 

wh ich l;"IHled this mem nrnhle evening. 

j .\ Xli.\I< Y .\ 

Dear I )jar~ ', 

It's .l.:'0ocl til see all my jnrvisites 

back after the C hristmas holida\'salt 

hough a few seemed rather unwillin 

.l.:' to return, T he halls were remarkably 

qu iet wit ho ut tho-,e hurrvine 

feet ! 

j ,\X UAR Y 19 

"Three 0 11 t wu seats" wns the o rde r 

lI j the clay rhi s afternoon as my chil- 

69 

dren flocked into the au di toriu m to 

hea r Cesar Borre conduct a pa rt oi the 

Toro nto Symphony O rchestra th rough 

several delight ful select ions. Orpheus 

slipped in the back doo r just a:, the 

concert started. {An d ho w jeaulous he 

\\'as when Ellis Xlc l.inroc k played his 

trumpet SO]lI ! ) E \'(' 11 he ha d to admit 

thou /{h thai the hour came to an end 

far too quickly ami that the lapse between 

these welcome even t s :,eem :, 

muc h, much too 10llg, 

F EB RC.\RY 1 

j upi ter will he :'() an,l{ry because I 

mis sed the annual Dienes' Dinner tHday, 

hut I just had to stay till the end 

oi that ba ..ketball game with Centra l 

Commerce! It wa.. so exciting that I 

qu ite forgot my d i,,"tlity ami cheered 

and ap plauded wi th the rest. H ow I 

hope thai my boys will keep up their 

\\'in nin l-:' ways ! 

),IARCII 4 

Even ~I e l pomene sm iled toniuht 

wh en the cu rtains swis he d log-ethe r for 

the last lime on " Io lan the" , Peers an d 

fairies filled the halls afterwards as 

thron/.:'.. o i sisters, cousins and aunt:' 

poured out oi the auditorium to congratulate 

our huddinJ.:' ope ra star.., 

T he -e productions seem to improve 

each vea r and the fin nights oi this 

opercna were no exception. Perhaps 

now Orpheus will believe me wh en I 

tell him that he has :,,,me serious com 

petition here on ea rth!

70 

TH E MA GNET 

:\I;\RCII i 

:\Iy poor Senior hask etb alle rs ! 

T o 

ha ve the City C hampion- hip almost 

within th ei r ,i.:Tasp. only to find it 

snatched Irom the m in th e enrl, wa s 

just tou much ! I protested ' Illite ve heme 

ntlv to the Fa tes hu t th ev wen 

'ulamant: the mi stake htul "eell' made: 

it was 10 0 late " O W to correct it. .-\ h 

wel l, all my children are proud of their 

learn ior the fine ,.;hu w in l.:' it matte all 

season , even if Iht' bon were unluckv 

in that la st J.:'ame. .-\ n;' they're pril l"li", 

callv ce rtain t hat ,."me oj our out 

.; t a~ dill R" pla ye r.. will earn placc-, ill 

the Al l-Star team! 

.\1.\kCH Ii 

AR"ain t hi ,.; vear mv auditorium has 

been tran,.;iurmed (Illo a ve rj tnhle 

bo we r of Kn"ell ami wh ite in honour 

oi that ..ai m with the un hea rd-of-upon 

Olympus name of Patrick. Even if 

I' m no t tuo ..ure "i t hi.. ~en tl e lll an ·.. 

hi..to ry, ..till I m u..t ..ay tha t the effect.. 

produced hy hi .. decurution.. are n :ry 

lo vely indeed. .\ mo..t ti tt i l1 ~ ha ck 

~r..und for m v beautiful la..,..e,.. with 

th eir ..wirlini .l{lIwn ... a nd for the ir 

handsome. tux edo- ed e"l'orb! 

th e F rench l a n ~u a .l{ e were co n..ide rably 

modified and my a..< oci a tions with 

them increased '1Il \" intere..t in hig-h 

..chool F ren ch , . 

It wn s wit h z rvat regret that I lei! 

Chicoutimi , hut with keen antic ipation 

that I we lcomed :\1. and :\Ime, 

:\Ialt ai s, Clai re and Suzanne bar k to 

mv home, when the y motored down 

las t summer. :\l y family en joyed ..howin,l{ 

t he m Xiaeu rn Fa lls, the fr uit 

perrin..u lu, Cit..a Lorna. th e Royal York 

and many other place.. oi interest with 

which YOU are fam iliar, 

As a result of my experience, Su 

zanne. the ~ 'o un,l{e r daughter. remained 

with mv younger "jstl' r, while I re 

turned 'ttI ' Chicuutimi. Duri n g- that 

ti me Su zanne and Ill" sis te r attended 

the :\lul'Oeum ~fh ool 'u f S tudie s hu nt 

in/.{ for fussils in the Don Valley, and 

swimminJ.:" clnsses at larvi-, : mv ..i..ter 

is lookinj( forward to' reli,·inJ.:" m v ex 

pe rience.. in Chicourim i next ~· e ar. 

(VISITES-Contin ued Irom p age SO) 

Anyone is eli~i b l e to part icipate in 

these wonderful eXI·han/.{t:' vixits, Ask 

your Fr enc h tern-her abou t them. 

On 

the Saquenay 

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EXCHANGE 

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Thi, vcar the ,' x" ha ngl' editor was 

Iwad y ; waTllI'.:d with illa.lf

72 THE MAGNET 

BALLET IN CANADA 

CnItA LH: H " :\ :-'(H l, 1E 

L'n til fi f h-t'n n 'ar~ a/.:'o BaUd was not 

,'(>1I".;,left'd H Ill' - of Canada's arts. The 

~radllal appn-ciation o f Haller in Canada 

is lar/.:'d)' due 10 profc-sional companies 

l"om inl.:' to Canadian citie -, f rom the 

L'n ih",1 ~ t a h's and abro..ad. but it is abo 

tim' 10 th l' effo rt.. oi a few peo ple in this 

co uutr v who ha n - wo rked to lav a foundation 

. for the recocnition o f this art. 

The ma jority of tho-e who han' pionl"l'Tt"'!1 

Ballet in Canada came from Europe: 

and hTOU~lI the training and culture o f 

tjn- old world to the new. joined and 

-upportc..1 by Canadian dan cers. they are 

~radtlally creat ing" a dance ionn which 

rd'lt"l'[s the lif" o f thi.. countrv and wh ich 

is becoming inae;J. singly Canadian. 

The Canadian Baller Festival held in 

Toronto In :\Iarch of 1949 was the firs t 

Canadian Dan ce Festival on a national 

scale. II broug-ht to the Canadian public 

ior the first time the accomplishments of 

Canadian Hallet. Ten companies irom 

six cities across the Dominion participared. 

and audie nce support exceeded all 

expectations. The unprecedented interest 

in the Festival was burnt' out bv the fact 

that the Canadian Broa dca~ti ng" Corporation 

considered it sufhcieutlv important to 

devote a three-hou r CO..1.~ t tit coast broadcast 

to the Fc ~ t i \ ' a l while the Xational 

Film Boa rd made a permanent record of 

all the Balk ts product-d. 

Si IlCt ~ Hallet incorporates many arts, 

sUl"h as pa inting, drama, and music, as 

\\"("11 as (lalll'ill!-:", it is a most suitable mediutu 

for rhe cncou rngt-mcnt of these other 

arts ill Canada, and therein lies a part o f 

its slron!-:" appcul. There wvre two Ballets 

in the 1949 Ft'stival with original mu sical 

SCOrt'~ by Can adian com posers, decor by 

Canadian artist:', and chorl'o!-:"ral,hy by 

Canadia n dancers. 

Can ada should Ill' eterually grateful to 

those who have worked so hard to promoll' 

Hallet. :\fa \" their dforls continue 

to pro-per- 

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A s ,h,' S Ill! yo"s t/m." l. 

A 11/0011 b"r/ill s to sl«n,-, 

5 Iti"i'19 iI/ its r,'Om/ rOIIS glory 

For all tit.' r,'Orltf to Imu.:.:. • 

l sce. 

lI 'h"1l th.' 11/0011 is /rjgh. 

T he stars bt'yin to /'....k. 

Cit-ali/illY. ",·dt'.'/IIiIlY. 

For all the .,'Orlt/ to s....k . 

AI/d 1/0

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7. 

GIRLS' SPORTS 

T H t 

MA GN ET 

Back Ro w: Anne Go ldatein. Shirley Ta ylor, Shirle y BeD. Ja ne Pilling. 

Front Row: loan Pierdan , Dorothy Burn etl. Belle Keir, Jeanette Simpson. 

C/w;rm"m 

SlIlkLE'i T.'YI.OIl. 

Treasu rer A:S:SE (~ ILD :'T EI :s 

A n'h,-,)' B~:T "EIR 

Hmllll i,,/oJ/ A"':" F. C;O L[):' ,F. I " 

!fau"af/ 

SIlIIiU :V l h :l.J. 

GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL 

Ba.tkrtbolJ J)cl ROTI I'" B U R:\ ETI 

Pill!! P(mg 

} L\ :st:TTE SnlP:'Os 

S.,oimmil/9 ) OA :'O !'I ERDOS 

Tennis J A S E l'n.r.rxo 

V olit'}'ball 

S uuu.ev T A YLO II. 

ARCHERY 

On Thur-rlav aft ernoon we Iin.1 

,.."me en rhu-ia-,..ic .a.::irl ,; ,;tru.a.::.a.::ling' with 

the h i,a.:' sack cloth cu r-rain that han.a.::,.: 

at th e end "i th e ,a.:'~ " m " "A re we putlin.a.:: 

on a play :" someone acks. "Ye-, !" 

T he .a.::reale"t cumedy ever ,;taJ.:'ed at 

J ar\ i,;. "The l;irl,;' Archcrv Club: ' 

The ca st is ('ollll' ri",ed of i..u rth and 

fif th form g-irl,; (very jew fifth s}. 

~tal-:e manager, Bet Kc ir. 

The hou ,;eli.a.::ht,; dim (only bccnus c 

of a strav arrow) a nd we ,;t't· six arch 

er ", "Ianllin .a.::, -feet a st r'ide "i.a.::h"" 

trai ned on the hull" t")"e, bow string-s 

drawn. A nd th('n-Zin.a.::-six arrow", 

"1'('("11 toward th e tar.a.::et,;, hu t not all 

.a.::o ,;traight. T wo ma v J.:"U aloil, one 

lcnve-, its point in th't." ta r.a.::el stand. 

om' g'06 into the ""u-kinl{ a nd - yesone 

hit" the t:i r.a.::el. 1.00"er" wuufdn't 

han: a chance if they depen de d on an )· 

ui ue- a" "Cupid", 

Curtain calls 10 the tiilhs ior the ir 

mu ch appreciated help. .\ ,; ., 0 0 11 a ,.: we 

ht'.a.::i llllcrs become mo rt' expert interteam 

com petition will start. Hest of 

luck to vuu . \Yho know,, ? \\'e mav 

haw a \\'i lli:lm T ell u r RoiJin H Olld 

incognito :mlOng: us,


BADMINTON 

Badm in to n wa,; off to a g"Ood stan 

Ihi ,; vca r. Even be fore it was in iu ll 

,; win~ he re ,;i:-; o i our Kirl,; were invit 

ed ti l' 10 Xorrh T oro nto to pa rtici 

pa te in an in ter-school badminton 

tournament. jurvi-, was well re pre 

-ented hy six futu re chnrupions-c-Lois 

Cowan, Ruth l ;"rwill. I)'lt Burnett. 

:\1:lrll·lll· Thump-am. Be t Keir. and 

An ne (;oltbteill-wh" all played a 

';jJlentli,1 Kame bUI did not have enough 

practice t" fini-h n- the winne-rs. 

Ju-t I,eion;, Chri,.tma,; exams. we 

ha d ;11I inter-form It ulm in to n Tournament 

wh ich \\',b verv "'un"e""iul. The 

winners wen' :,,\, represented by Doreen 

Peddcrr :11\,1 Be l Kei r. Runners ul' 

were 4B, repre-e m cd loy Rena Hacon 

and J ua n wban. Congratulations g-irl..! 

Right now the ,Iouhle.; tournament 

i ... in I'rogn·"" and it I'K,k" a", ii there 

will he -omv keen competirion ;1.. we 

near rhc final rounds. Good luck 10 

al l n,ml>l'ti t" r,. ! Af ter the Operetta 

th ere will he the ,;inKle" tournament. 

T here i-, hope that we might have 

mix ed Bad mi nt o n in the near future 

hUI t here a n ' "" manv "if's" t hat it i-, 

doub tful whether it ~\'ould be a sue 

I'e.;,;. However, mavbe lar vi-, will have 

mix ed ltadminton ne:-;t' vear. 

BASEBALL 

A lthouKh _\lr. \\'ea lhl'rman

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T H E M AGNET 

PING PONG 

Every Tuesda y and Thursday afte r 

noo n , st ran g e echoes ri n l{ t h roug hou t 

the Kirls ' cafeter ia a" a litt le white ball 

gets a terrific IJI:atinJ.,:' from young ell 

thusi asts of ping.pung, tahle lenni", 10 

call it by it" ri/.:'ht name. Even if the 

)..>lrl s don' t ha n ' au interest in the o t he r 

s pu rts thev can rind their wav into 

the lu nchr;,om a nd han' j ust as' much 

fun . So far th e tir:-t formers huve been 

the lucky ones. V icky Hurstvnsk v 

and j oyce HOlley pHJ\.(n,a.:- to b~ the 

winners oj th e first form doubles. 

while T oni Cox and Carol \Yrig ht to",. 

for the :-inR"les. T hird ... fourt h" a nd 

fifth s will he ,.;(aninl{ soon. 

SWIMMING 

Every ' lunday an d \ \ 't·dne "d;l\" 

afternoons. the J arvis 1'001 is cr(Jwde~1 

with j arvis mermaids. The noise o f 

spl as hes and the occasional peal of 

laughter can su rel v be heard in the 

lib rarv. " 

. ~ Io;lda y is re served [or just plain 

run. T hose who have not vet learned 

to swim are encourag-ed t;) goo down 

to th e pool where thev will he su re to 

master some stroke b~ itJ re the )"ear IS 

BOR RO WED 

SUIT. 

T HE W AT I! R IU DN"T HEl' ! 

over. The .l{i rb w ho have accumplished 

the dt'ep wa ter te ...t have ti me 

to pe rfec t their strokes a nd practi se 

the liie- sa vin g". where the ponr 

"dummv" mu st sometimes think that 

it at' tuaUv will be drowned . 

\Y e d n e ~d ay , th e deep water swim 

mer-, come down an d trv th ei r lifesaving' 

tests. " "e have had many Kirb 

complete the re quirements ior their 

Junior Life-Savirur a nd a few an' 

working" for their In ...t ruetor's Cerriticate. 

The Ornam ental :,wimm inK 

Groui' has star-red an d the inte re st 

show n has been \"t·ry ent'Oura.g"illJ::'. 

Even some of the verv busv Iiith,. ha ve 

tu rned ou t. When ,.;'m e ;,f th e more 

diffic ult trick s are mastere d we wi ll 

pe rform them to m usk under the ritlc 

oi "Syncronized Swimmin g". 

~ I is,. Stinson de -e -ves manv thanks 

fo r her super-vi...ion these liays, for 

without he r we could not have sw imrni 

ng classes. I ho pe to see more o i 

you down in the 1',,01; you will enjoy 

yourself an d accomplis h so mt' thin g 

new each day. 

TENNIS 

T hi .. year the \ \ "eather ~I a n was 

really ~"Ond 10 us" Las t "Ilring- there 

usuallv wert' two or three davs each 

wee k" when the sing-Ies and "double s 

tournamen ts we re played. C

JARVIS CoLLEGIATE 

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ship g-ame was 11>-2.5. .5:-2.5 , A fter 

six m inute!'> oi over-time, 11> emerg-ed 

as victor, the ' score bei nK ,U- 27. and 

~ track meet. T he fift h form team 

emerged victorious in the inte r-form 

relav race" an d numerou.. /.:"irl .. en te red 

into' the tift,' and ..evcmv-five va rd 

cl a~h e !'>, ' " 

I'reviou.. to the meet conte..t... we re 

hel d io r lower "l'h,",!. J ean Hark er 

carne fir!'>t in the volleyball ..e r ving 

w hile Laura Mnrr took top honour !'> 

in the baseball ta rKet pitchin g. In the 

up per school ba..ketball throw. Betty 

\\ 'ade carn e fir..t , and Loi-, Al len 

proved to have the ..tr o ll g'e ~t ann in 

th e baseball thro w. 

OCTOBER 

O ur ann ua l a ~~emblv was held and 

thi ... vear", council wa~ int roduced to 

the ~ l' hllol. T he g'Ul'"t speake r wns 

;"I ar/.:"aret H udson, an cx - Ia rvi sire wh o 

told u ... about her cour",e o f I'h v...ical 

and Health E du cation at the L'ni,-er 

-cjt v of T oronto, Xan Stronach . centena 

r ~' winne r I94x-49 . I're ..ented the 

" Honour .I" pins to Ru th Brown, 

Doroth v Bu rn ett , Frances Xickolorl, 

Shirl ey Pag-e. J an et I'ear..on. Shirley 

Taylor, and Irene Thornp..on, This 

pin is one of the hi /.:"he ...t awards and 

i ... presented hy the f ;irb' Athletic 

Council for ..port..man ...hip. leadership 

and participa tion in ...port ... . 

THE CENTENARY 

The L'en tenarv athlet ic medal wa.. 

awarded to Bern"ice Rodwell th is ven r, 

This is the hi e hest a thlet ic award"that 

a g'irl can recei ve. Bernice ~hO\,' e, 1 all 

the a tt ri but e ... o i a g"ond sport in after 

..chool acti\·ities and wel l deserved the 

award. l"ollg"rat ulat ions Berni ce! 

Sm ull .. la rvis J'.." we re awarded \ 0 

th e i ll ll o ' ~'i n g io·r proficien cy in nthlctics 

and /.:"0011 ~ po rtsm an ~ h i p ; 

1 .i- I ~ ll t h Bro w n, loan Bunk er , Xl arifl~ 

Eyton. A ud rey Je~ ~ . Irene Thump, 

"'011 , Hettv W ade. 

H-- ~ h'i r ll~ ,· Bell . l Iorot h v Burn ett . 

Barbara C() ~neil , Lui... CO\ ~'an, Gwe n 

Dock ...iader. Ruth Corwill. Aldwvth 

:\lcL'au l, Fran ce- Xi cknln ff, ~ h i rie v 

l'aee. Doreen Peddert. Bernice Ro

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f2- l.orna Dennison. loan Drurv. 

BenTley Fi nla nd . .\nn l i iJ.:J.:in,.. ).Ia'rcaret 

H illiker. I'msv Lim . Sheila .\Ieem', 

Evelvn .\Iark: Barbara .\Iarlin, 

.\1;;f\" .\Iotk"w:,,\.;,", 

I... ui..c O'Kawara. 

. \ i l (' ~· n Porter. ~\"h 'ia ~\·

O RNAMENTAL SWI MMING 

G RO UP 

Top ; (l. to R.l . Do, een Ped. 

de rl; Ba,bara G ro..; Bell y 

Fo rqie; Ba,bara Inward; 

Aldywlh McCa ul. 

Cenl,e : (L. to R.) . Belly 

Roberlson; Joan Pie,don; 

Ju dy Snell; Belly Seqs· 

wOflh ; Jay Ve rn on. 

BOl/om: {L. 10 R.l . Bell e 

Keir; Sh irley Taylor; Helen 

BasIon; Ann e Lowndes; 

Betty Pearson: Do,olh y 

Hudson , 

BASKETBALL C HAMPS 

Tap: G la d ys Workman; Dorolhy Bur. 

nett; Sh irle y Bell; Jea n Simpson; 

Doreen Ped de,l. 

BOllOm: Ruth Harris; Belty Se d ore; 

Sh eila Hawkins; Shi'ley Ta ylo, . 

SC HOOL 

VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS 

Top; Joyce £v e,all; Julia Ki, kwood: 

Geraldin e Smith; Chrisline Hul.ulak. 

Bouo m.. Kalhle n Beallie; Sh uko Ko mi. 

lo ka ha,a; lo, na Ma d vor. 

UPPER 

SC HOO L BASEBALL 

Bac k Raw; G la d ys Workma n; Jeannie 

Houston; Sh irle y Paqe; Lois Co wan; 

G we n Dockslad d er. 

F,on! Ro w: Malca WoHish; Shi,ley 

Lucas: Ruth Hard o: Borba,a Co,neil ; 

Be,nice Rod well.

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BOYS' SPORTS 

T H E M AGNET 

BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 

Ba d: Row: Lenin Railey, John Pezell, Eric Wiley, Mr. HiD. Bill Ha we•. Elme r Besler. Ke n 

Tew.tt, Ha lTf Bra nde•. 

S-...ond Row : Ian Ma cPh. non. Wa ller WOTchuk. P. t. r McMurtre y, George P h ill i~. Ja ck 

Croutch, lim Lidte, Da.... Curry. 

f ront Row: Da...id Sc leon. Cha rlie Bold win. Ja ck Se wtee, John Ha que, T-.::l Scott, Don Mitch. l!. 

ATHLETIC ASS OCIATIO N 

EXECUTIVE 

Prcsidcsu I . E :>: R LLEY 

r iu -Pr.-sid,·"t \\·.-\LT Hl \\'OYClIl'K 

."leer,'tar)' 

.10 11:" I ' EZEL L 

Trcascurer .10 11 :" I I A(;IJ E 

...t orts' COli,'.''','' Ye KI K :O'IEOK.... 

Asst. 5 ec,-1"r..as CIl ....ilU;:- IhLDWI:" 

T he main ob jective oi the Boys' 

.vthleric Association I.. to "po n:-"r 

:-ports that will suit the majority oi the 

st ude nt hody . In th is respect. jurvis i-, 

second to none, for few other schools 

have as ~reat a var-iety oi activities 

as ou rs. 

Each iorm i-, represented 011 the 

council. wh ich arratures the var-ious 

activities and set tles such d ifficulties 

as may ari...e. The Associ ariou takes 

this OiJi'ort u n it ~ · 10 thank the 

teache rs w ho have do nated SOl 

manv 

much 

o i t he ir ti me and ellCTJ.:Y in o TA'an izillg' 

and l'oachinJ.:" teams iOT int er-schoo l 

compe ti tion and In refereeing rhc 

popular inter-form "'po ri,.;. The resuh-, 

o j th eir etfort,; han." placed j a rvis as 

a leadinJ.:' contender [or champion..hi p.. 

in all secortdary school "J!"r(:-i. T he..c 

men, tn whom we OWl' ";0 m uch. have 

not o n ly tauKht u.. how to win. but 

31"'0 how to lose, in the fas hio n oi the 

t rue sportsman. 

The lL\..\. would especiall y like III 

thank :\fT. Hill iOT the ti rele ss elTons 

an d wi se adv ice he ha .. g iven to us a ,.; 

mentor oi the ..\ ,.;..ociat ion. 

\\'(, believe that the sport sm a n -ihip 

ami co-ope ra tio n pracri-ed at Jani" i.. 

3 prime factor in the succc ..", oi Jan ·j" 

st udent .. af ter they 1('3\'(' the school. 

l a rvi... 

...chedulc 

SENIOR RUGBY 

senior-s 

this ~'ear 

opened 

hy 

the 

playin~ 

rtl ,l{ h y 

Ih"c


Xonh T oronto team at Broad view, 

This. and a io llow inJ{ ea me played 

:iRain st R1IMlr. resulted in larvis' nnl v 

two d e feats oi the rUJ:hy ' season. io'r 

Jarvis Seniors, un de r the i n sl ,i r i n ~ 

leaders hip oi J ohn Ad am s. successfully 

smashed the teams oi O akwood, Xor 

" 01', and \ \ ·csl l.'rn T ech" with scores 

oi 11-10. and 22-2 r e spe ct ively. For 

these wins. jarvis obmined

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The Ict -tlUWII came about a-, a re sult 

oi the iollowinK .l('am e with Xorthern 

Vo c anonnl, in whic h lnrvis was 

""":1111 1" '" hy a score o j 9 - ~l. 

The final ~amc . played agnins t 

Western Tech . wa!" abo a disaster, for 

the J ani,; j unior-, en ded up their sea 

"o n wi th a H'lIing" defeat o j 12-6. ~t i ll . 

the Jan-is spi ri t has not been b roken. 

an d next vcar wi ll sec our team". both 

lunior a n~ 1


INTER-SCHOLASTIC TRACK MEET 

For two year!' in a row. jnrvis occupled 

fiith place in inter-scholastic 

track. 

\Yith fou rt een !'chool~ . representi ng 

all part!' o f th e city. competing', rhi-, 

is bv no means a small achievement. 

:\Ian\ ' re cords were broken this yea r ; 

IWO "in the ju venile. th ree in the" junior, 

three in the inter mediate and six 

in the senior ~roup . 

In th e juvenile class, Bob Sander-s 

an d Bud Albrecht did well . 

In th e juniors Don Reid and Dick 

Ki rkup bo th placed , The junior relay 

team came Iou rrh. 

Fnr the intermediates. Run :\IcBride 

came first in the broad Jump and 

four-th in the 220 yd . dash. 

The ~en i()r~ were ou r main asset. 

Len Rnllcv fini..hed first in the high 

jump. se cond in javelin (new record I , 

and third in the ·440 vd. run. The 

sen ior relay team won the one m ile 

relay an d came fou rth in the -HO yd . 

relav. Other ..ta r-e we re Sn! B.,ro,·ilo,"" 

Ch a"~ . \\'"rtman, :\latt Hern han lt ami 

jnck ~eJ.:"~wlJrth. Walter Pe trykan 

came fou rt h in th e javelin throw. 

It wn s a vcrv sncccvsful vear ior 

lnrvis. Our n'la",' team was chosen to 

compe te in the b nta rio championship 

and won seconcl place. 

Let's hope for even better achieve 

I1l C I1 I ~ ne xt year! 

INTER-FORM SPORTS 

Under th e ' T TY able ';UPC T\'I~ lOI1 oi 

Yuk i Kamcoka," who arranged the 

GoIl DOIt 

Alttlt llSQN. 

Bop' Spo rl. 

Edilor 

schedules, th e electjun o j refe rees anti 

the details. the intcrfurm ",port'" 

schedule ran effi l'i~'ntl~ ' and ..m"., thly. 

Mee l Your Cub R.port.~ 

GLOIUA M ITCH U L _ M Al ROSt NTHI.L 

2E proved to be tops in ..ports this 

year, ior, du ril1 ~ the in ter-form schellule 

. they won the Lower ~c h"ol TUl{hy, 

basketball and swim champion ..hip.., 

Xicc g-uin g- 2E ! 

41J downed all 0pl'0sition to cnpt urc 

th e Uppe r :-:'ch",,1 touch-ru gby ch ampionship. 

5.-\ and -IE took the Upper 

~ e hoo l basketball ami swimming 

championships rvspv ctivclv, The floo r 

hoc ke v an d vollevbal l results arc not 

yet , I\:a ilah l ~" .

SE NIO R RUGBY TEAN. 

1!l4!J.SO 

' "et R" , T. 1t" 0Jr.". 

f. Ada C . Na off. 

P. Din" ..o. D. Cram. 

G. Eo gl••oll . T. s"m 

..0". F. Lo...aeJr.. E. 

Smylh., B. C"nl• • Mr . 

W"".". 

Mld dl. Ro..., T. Ha mil_ 

1011. W. Moel .... r. K. 

SI.ph.nlon , 0, Phil· 

IIPI, D. Brow" . D. 

W"eh .m,, 'h . D. Com· 

.ro". W. Wo yeh ueJr. . 

R. W" IJr.e r . 

F,o,,' Ro..., I. So ...I. n. L. 

Sh....... L. Dlml..oll. 

P . MeN .If" Y. G . 

Hu yeJr.• • J. Hogu• . 

t"••" T. OiMon. J. 

Hum plu.,I. 

JUNIOR 

RUGBY 

'oet Ro ..., (L. 1o R.l, 

Mr. MeNo ir. Arl Cl",,· 

mono 110" MeBrid • . 

N. i1 McColl , Bill Cox, 

Mik. Bor"... SI...._ 

Touut ,,," M" eP h. , 

.0". E,ie WUl:I. l....o n. 

Job n ["0"011. Ito,.. 

R..r . 

Mid dle, Vie P"......n, 

Sy d Sehoe'... Lou,l. 

Lllhgow , He... y Bran· 

d • •, Don R. id , Dic Jr. 

Kir Jr. up. 

Fro"t R" ..., Don b "'I. 

AI." Ch,l.ti.. Wo U., 

Chomie". Jim Co ,ll . 

T••"o. EgI..... Ocr... 

Do-';d.orl. 

UPPER SC HOOL TOUCH 

RUG BY CHA MPS, 

'oet Ro..., (Leh 1o Rig hI). Yo· 

.hl,o Sh in . f. " Y Ty. h "i eh . 

Ha....y BU... 11m G lo" . , . 

Jobn heir". 

Fronl Ro..., Bob lt o;;oJr. I..h"..y 

,..... ..... . Albel1 It p. Harry 

Wollorl. 0..-.-. Sill • • We,n., 

It.",,,,.nbofl. 

LOW[R SCHOO L SIX·MAN 

RVGBY C HAMPS. 

Lell I.. Ri",hl-G.... Shi". 

Mioh...1 N lte h . l l. B.. b 

Spenc• • Hor " . y I.."... Ro... 

Dad.....n. Bob Oemi.l• • 

IIctlpb B.a " d e • . A lfr ed 

B.'elr.e. Geo,g. SlIlo" .. lr.l.

tAbo v.j_Of rICE RS' TRAINING CO RPS-N,C .O.'S. 

f ro nt Ro "' : Do" Sh.,m a n. No.ma n R".."b. ,g. Do n Re n owd e n. ~ . i l Ma h••, No.ma n 

WoWeh, K. " f .o. 1. T. d Scott . 

S."on o:l Ro w: larry Da ve Ma cd o na ld . Do n Mitc h. lI, G" o.l,I. Loma elt . Slev . Morl(JJl1y. 

Jod So Wl.". How a . d Hood . Do n CI. a ve" 

ThI.d Ro w: Mike Rob . rt. , Do ug Mc Brld •• Bria n G ib b. Bill Ha weo. Cha ri". An " r.no. 

yn. P.ncl" . r, P. ' . ' Co nw"y. 

f o urth Ro "' : lack S.g.w"rlh. Bob Ch....m"'''. Bill Cor d. Phil La w. o" . Do ve Sal.on. 

K. n Radel ilf. , Elm.r B••l••• f ra nk Pur ki•• Bob Sa und . ... Jack Ki•• h. 

Bod Row' Sta " Tal,ll,l• ••• li m N. w. om•• lion Gu", i" nt o. lohn IU

LOWER SCHOOL BASJl:I:T · 

BALL CHAMPS. 

leU 10 Right: Ho r• • , Jo... . . 

Sob Sp...c• . AlIt":! S. l" h . 

loh .. To n i•. Sob Danl. I• • 

Rolph Sta nd... Mlc ha . l 

MUch. n . Ro. . Da d . ..... ll. 

G. u Shi n . G oorg o Shi o 

l oki. 

JUNIOR SW IMMING TEAM. 

1948--49 

Ba d: Ro w: R. Bra nd... M. 

Va..r. D. Raid. D. Wad· 

d oll. D. C,ow o. 

Fro", Row: R. 51_ lohn. W . 

Sto wn,,... 

UPPER SCHOO L BASfiT· 

BALL C HAM PS. 

Ba c t Ro w: (lA lI 10 Rig hI). 

[ tI" WiI.,.. Ro" Tod oroff. 

Tr...or H U lo.. . S"d 

Nolh.. "oo . 

Front Row : Roword Hood. 

Uulol Woyman. T o.. . 

S" lllva n, Lou l. Dl mlLroff. 

INTERMEDIJ\TE SWIM MING 

TEAM. 1948·49 

Ba c t Ro w: I . Hu mp h..y., 

A. Evl•. D. McSrld o, Mr. 

Strocha.. . 

Fro..' Row: 

batl. P. 

Damol• . 

J. S"w,.... D. 

Wh l.Un . R,

SUIOR BASIt£TBAU 

TEAM, 1949-50 

...eJ< 11....: r . W II• r. I. M,,!. 

d" .. B. N",h" " . o.. . . 

W. IlI , N. Yoko",i". Mr . 

W" rr. n. 

F.on! 1I0 w: 5. Boro . lloo, s. 

/0"' '', T. J"",... J. 510, .y. 

/. Sowd.n, Y. K" m. ok" . 

TRACK TEAM 

B"d, Row : Bob Saulld.r• • 

Dan R. id . L. n R" U. y. 

D ick Kifkup, 0 . 0' 0 . 

Phlllips . 

Mld d l. Row : Yit. P..."l..... 

ChorUs Baldwin. Bob 

Lei",I.f. O. oro. W• •Uck, 

lo ck S.o,wonh. 

F,oll' Itow : Bud Alb recht, 

Ni

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Scott

AlthO\lj{h few llW~l illg~ of the j a rvi, 

Ca mera Club have been held .'0 far thi ... 

vea r, OIW max nOI say that it is inac tive. 

"It is practica lly im (~ )ssiblt' to g"l't into 

the myst erious little "cupboard" between 

room 2i and 28 without haying- rcserv...d 

it for \I"et'b in advance. Everv night. 

the darkroom is occupied hy son{!;' promisilll{ 

young photographer, who has . most 

likelv. learned tha t wonderful art of enlarg-11l 

1-:" under the ahh- gui d 

and fa r between, serves onlv to ma ke 

them more illlt'ft'sting. At a recent meeting", 

some of Xlr. Cars~'all(,tt'.,.; fine colour 

sli.I(,,.; were shown, and, to contrast with 

thes e, (;l'org-l' )'Ia rcus showed some 

"lighter" slide-s. T he att ention of the 

mem bers showed their interest in Loth 

the landscape an d animal slides a nd in 

·'eh lTsl'('akc". · At t h l~ next tlI~Tting- . a 

talk was g-i\"en by George Marcus, nil the 

use of filters, the various typl'S and ma kes 

of films , chemicals. :111 11 photographic 

pap.:r:s. 

CA MERA CLUB 

Back Row: O. Ha uraney, S, Scbaeler, G. Ma rCU$. J. Stemberq, T. Spi ro, W. Russ ell. 

front Ro w: N. Wolfi$h, I, Milebelt, J. Head, C. Hudson, C. McElroy, V, Lotto.

O n a ~un ny , ~jJring aftt'rnflon , the 19-19 

l..litiun o i our annual C ull" l n-pection 

was held in tht" ""'hoo] yanl. ThO;" plato(Jn~ 

were d rawn up bv the nou-commi-sjoued 

oinn'r~ on the t·,;mlJirny I.>;tradl· }{r ()und~. 

and irom the-re, were marched to their 

respec tive positions on the haualion p..uat 

lt" g-round:o in the o-utre oi the yard. 

Then the ufti"::l'r" took over thei r commauds 

and the band 1'I:I)'11! the General 

Salute. Col. ( ~ rilllt. Capt. K. H . Busbv 

am! :\Ir. H ill inspec ted the battalion. T h-l.' 

Xlnrch Pa st followc..I. The battalion then 

broke lip ior individual pla toon drill in 

com petition for the platoon cup. A fter 

this the battal ion formed a hollow "quarl.' 

pn-paratorv 10 tilt' superb dcmonstrarious 

g-iH'1l by rbe I'n 'l'isiotl ~qu ad an d the 

Fi rst Aid Platoon". Theil tln- awards 

were presented. 

itest Platoon: 

I. Cpl. Dick Knight. 

II. S l.' r~. J. Ilnil'k, 

I I L Cd t. Da wn Creig:htotl t ='i.l::"llab). 

1\ ' . Y. Shin ( Ba nd). 

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OFFICERS' 

MARCH 

PAST 

BEST 

CADETS 

G ET 

PRIZES 

" EYES 

RIGHT"

outrh Row, J. Wilkin l o n, 

E. Buntynlky. D. Hamil_ 

Ion. 

Tbi, oI Row, I. Hu olon. T. 

Stevenl. A. Bill\1I , H. 

Co wan. M, . Slub bl , 

l. Don nel l. F. All a" hu k. N. 

Pavlakil . 

Se"anol Ro w, E. Sanol efl. 

K. Lock e . Mill G'i!lllh. 

r . Hanlen. S . Hlwi1t. 

M . Herma n . 

riur Row, T. Spiro, E. r oo _ 

la n a . 

Jlb . ent, R. Hill , A. Hanun. 

M. Zelchyk. W . Swad. 

oIlin\1. S. Saran"huk . 

L uck-r the g-uiding hand s of Xlr 

S1U hh ~ , the Orchest ra was re-organized 

in S eptember. At the fir-st practice, a -, 

u-ual. manv new fat't's we-re St'('11 and 

mally familiar OIW~ wvrv mi~~ing . Because 

of the pressu re of L'pper St'hool 

work, manv of our talented musicians 

like Dan- ' Stewart and Ron Todoroff 

could not turn out, 

At the Commencement . the Orchestra 

played a var-ied group of numbers befor e 

the ex ercises began. 

At the time of \\"fiting" we an' t'njoying 

our major activity-c-playi ng the accom 

paniment for the Operetta. Iolanthe. \\·t· 

President: 

J EA:"- SI~I I':'OX 

Vi ce-President 

AXXE I.o\ \-:"-DES 

Sec retary 

J OA :"- :";E Towxrss 

Tr easurer D OU :E X C R.\IGI E 

Social Comvnor SHEILA ::"IIcCoy 

Louvr Scho ol k e/, F R,\ X CE:, S~IIT J[ 

At the first ml'ding- Jean Simpson was 

d n ' ted president of the j arvis Girls' Club 

by the representatives of the twen ty-seven 

for ms of our collegiate. 

Immediately plan s were laid for our 

first acti vitv of the school vcar, the initia 

linn of the first form g i r l ~ . For

94 

,.... 

THE CATASTROPHE 

C.\ II.OL AXXE Pn" \"I ~. IE 

~il t'lllly , you work 011 , 1.:1Iowin;;: that 

ii von arc 110t hn ish t,tJ bv till' fir st crack 

of "dawn. you must Iwar 'tt'r ribk punish 

nn-nt. Your hllW'rs uchr: yOllr bad, 

threatens \0 brenk with the st rain : vo ur 

l"y"" bu rn from want IIi ,.;Iel·p. ~ l i ll' von 

cuntinur-. .-\11 is da rk. a nd no! a sound 

is to I",· heard except the 11\."(';\";olla l creak 

oi th.. fluo r..\ 1 la-t. th.. fir-t (l Ilt' is ri llish.....l: 

IlO\\" iOT the ot her. Suddeulv it 

ha PI"'·II";. 11w stilhw"" IIj the n i1:h', i, 

..hatn-n-d bv a "kkl'nilll! cra..h. iollo\wd 

I,," a ll-rri tl..d ,...-Tl'am.· which rvud- the 

air. .\ilt'r a Il:lin i ul moment. all is quu-t 

OIKt' mon-. As '"OU b.:nd at'hi ll/.:h' to th t' 

floor and t rv 10·era,.;e th.. "linn-. ;mld ibll" 

m .."". von \~OW that IW\"(' ( :I/.:;\;n will vou 

clean ,~'our fUlln ing: ,;hoe .~ at -uch :111 'im 

IKh,; j1Jl., ho ur oi the nig:ht! 

E llKli,;h "l'c uchcr : \\\ '11 , did ~'ou 

hand in your

JARvts C OL LEGIATE 95 

N'·"/t· ",b.·r fast S'III"" ,'r / 

I f '11",1 i · . 

And i . 

A nd i · . 

S o YOIl b.-gill to ,.·rit.· tllltf b.,' SOIll" 

chance it g.'ts into tlu: .1laJ".·I. 

{The staff I/Illst haz-e rd ax",f ,h.·ir 

drogll.·t). 

}'Oll g.·t the J/tly'u, m,,· (fay, 

..I //(! yOIl so)'. 

J/n! 

ru,u gi....• you (l fil! 

It's f llllll)' 11011,' 

of /11 ,' others tun-c tII.·/Itio 

ncd it, 

Of course Ihey 1/(/, '.'11'1 yOIl s/1II1O.' ! 

/1 0 11" "ou kmn,' 

En oll!jlz 10 "" it.· (1 /1011' .w m.-lhi" y tha t 

C1 '


I,luiy (at almoml eOlIllIt'r) :- H' ho attends to the mI U_~ 

Cf"rk:- U,' patient ,lady , I'll ~ " '(lj t all yOI/ in a millllte! 

,. ,. ,. ,. 

T h,'n t hcr, ;,U,f th.. mamma kallgaroo ;,'110 rt'aeh,'d i " tll Jr"r 1'0l/cll, ;,'itll(/r,',,' 1I.'r 

t; , ~ , \'Ol/lu/.d,'r.f 01111 said, "Hoi, mall\' ti m,'.f must I tdl \ ' 011 II0t to cat crackers i" 

/I,'d:;' . ,. .,. ,.,. . 

CANADIAN OPINIO N or PUBLIC 

INSTITUTES 

W ~akl y Po l ~ 

t....!ue,..tion : 1 )0 you belie ve it I.~ mor e 

Ill,-,..,...-d to Kin ' tha n to rvcvivc r 

The re,..ult,.. " i t his week's pole indicnt 

c that Canadians. in g-ent'ral. are. 

\\' t' fin d, however. th at (he individual 

opinion va ries in the differen t da,.." ificntions. 

Fo r example. we have the case of 

Octaviau 0 , Octuuon. the octogenarian 

octopus collector at la rg-e . whose 

rouraKt"OIl,.. motto is : "Always g-ood to 

th e la st squeeze." Thi-, st a lwar-t, when 

asked today'!, question hy our reporters. 

replicd: " I really wouldn't like to 

sa v u nt il mv wife . Il i",h Oct.me, comes 

h,;me: ' , 

The opinion oi another a\"cra",t' citizen 

, Bill the Boulevard Bru-her , was 

equally infonnad ve : "You va nt I 

should 100M" mine joh or ,.." med in g- ? 

I>roh (lead , hut nod here "' This will 

..ervice to illustrate th e en thusiastic 

respo n se oi th e public. 

For the averatre benefit oi the ove r 


rI l" O" Vr n "" uti. i l b o .d 

]ViflfJurfl ,...,,,,.. 

:\Iany yea rs ag-o, when the earth was 

voung', there lived a \'oung' g'f .ltltl t' :-~ bv 

t he name o f Ina, who ~\'a~ vvrv beautif ui, 

In fact she wa s so b.:alllifu l' that everv 

\"OU llg- ma n sht, refused til marrv com 

;nittetl suicide. ~oon VI'nUl', god dess of 

love. decided to do sOl1wthillg' a IKJ L11 th is 

situariou, and made Ina promise to gin ' 

11I' r suitors a chan ce. The condit ions 

we-n- as follo ws : lila must never sav 

"no", to any qUt'stion s askt'fl her. 11;1 

matter wha t the eO!l.Seqllt·lIt't'S mig-ht lx-: 

hut she could make her su itors go on a 

mission be fore ..hI' was comp-lled 10 

answer an y of their qUt'slinns. It wasn't 

1011g' before Ihl;" whole world heard of 

her plan. and all the dig'iLlt, \"oung- men 

flocked to her door to try thi~ task. 

This st'hl;"lTlt·. which "ht· had spt'nt 

much time pondering' over, was. according' 

to her n 'a,


C~E.(,) ISTA: y 

kink.. in it. joined up ';0 ns not to "how 

whe re it began. 

• • • 

An incin erator i" a per-on who hint.. 

had thing"" in..read ui ('oming- right out 

and t ellin g you . 

• • • 

Robin Hood is a word like bovhood 

O T /.:irlhood : it mean.. It> ieel iike a 

ro bin a nd to hop about. 

• • • 

Napol eon's men WCTI' can nibals be 

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Olrz'l.'r:-Las/ /light I ''''?R" 

ToUh'u:- W dl, MlS it! 

Oliv cr:-Xo, ' , , but it 'MU floil/g. 

lit and 

• • • • 

Tcaclicrt-e- It'hat is \,our I/om,'/ 

First little bO\':-Juic, sir. 

TcacJrer :-}'oll should,,'t us,' o "iek"o",,'. 

)'ollr t rot.., /lOlli,' is III/ills. Xe rt, .,'hal is your "am e, tkose! 

Seco nd small boys-s-Biliovs, rir. 

• • • • 

T ,wher:- Jltn ,' for .,',"r.' .''011 [rom tlr.- correct alls

100 THE MA GNET 

~ I r s . Va nde r-Yn nder was having a 

party for her swanky friends. A t the 

height of th e part).. :\Ir... \"·\'"s t wo 

childre n st ood at the head of th e st airs 

an d t ried to at tract her atte nt ion. 

:\Irs. Y-Y . i('dinK very sentimental, 

a sked he r J{u c,.;ts 10 he si len t for a 

moment an d to hear w hat the c hildren 

had to sav. 

There {" ol,; a moment". ..ilc ncc. and 

the n little Snllv screamed um. " ~I ama , 

~r ama, .-\ l g ~ · i;)tmd a "l.'d!Jt1g'~" 

• • • 

You. figure It Out 

• • • 

FROM MA GNET OF BYGONE 

YEARS 

Police sergeant. answerin g phonecall 

: "'\'ha t's th a t :- .\ burglar in the 

old maid..' home ? Oh! You're the 

buq~hr !" 

• • • 

Floorwalk er (a t on e a. rn. to burg-lar 

in his own house) : Silverware? R i£"ht 

this wa)', ...ir. 

Chcmi srrv Teacher: Fir!'! I' ll take 

JARVW C OLLECIATE 

101 

ORGANIZATIONS 

CHESS CLUB (1949 City Cha mpions ) 

Ala n Johnslon, Jim Forward, Ala n Lavisli Aiel! Ma , Lawler Louden, Larry HYmpage, 

Tom Ra nson. 

lfOJlOrar\, Pr esident , :\IR. :\E L~ X 

Pr,' sulr,,; J A "I E ~ FOIlW ARU 

T reasurer \\·AI.LACE H n" ~ ELL 

Violent encounters take place in room 

27. Gro.1.IlS o f a nguish can 1)

CHESS CLUB-Bo"k Row : Jim Forwl;n d.. Wa lla c:e Ruuell, Go rdon Anderson , Eti&a beolh Endicott . 

Middle Row: Ma x Rose nthal. Mr. Nelaon. Irving Pe neine., Bob Smith. 

' ranI Row: Joe BreqUa. Paul Van Loan, Tom Sp iro, Bob Forwa rd, Ma ni Thaler, 

team SOOIl rec eived the same fate. Xonh 

Toron to and Oa kwood wvre rapidly expd 

lt,t1 from the lists. and j arvis. with a 

perfec t score of 18-0 a fter three rou nds 

of play. marcht"ll on to the semi-finals . 

Danforth T vch.. the winners of the: eastern 

~ ruup , were the firs t team to score 

a point ag"a i ll ~ t U ~ . T his was a great 

achievement, IJUt was insufficient to win 

the match, for thcv were crushe-d in the 

remaini ng" five g-allws. 

In the finals. j arvis faced the unbeaten 

and hcavilv favoured team from Central 

Tech.. \\' h i~'h had not onlv won the \Yest 

Toronto Champions hip, hu t had eliminan-d 

Harbo rd. the dt'fl'ntli llK champions. 

11 was R"t'IIt·rally expected that the Jarvisites 

would put ul' a fairly R"!)(KJ fil{h l 

in l h i ~ dt-(" i~iw match. but that 

surelv would not win. The result 

tht' " 

surp 

ri~t';1 e:wryone: but U~ . Central Tech. 

was bur ied under a 5~ - 1 ~ avalanche 

and j arvis capt ured the championship 

l'UP. Have you noticed it in the north 

t m phj ca ~ t' :- 

In d osinK, we should like to exp rl;'ss 

our thanks to )'Ir. Xelson for the ~l" Il' 

erous assi stalll't· and advice which he has 

gi\'t'lI us during- the pa st jour yea rs. His 

efforts have lx-cn a real inspiration to us, 

an d han' contributed much to the yea r's 

SUtT"SS" S . 

INTER-SCHOOL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP- Lelt to Right: Hele n Gough, David Stewart, Mr. 

Tre win, Davi d Barclay, Dru. ila Carle. , Terence Frith, Miria m Well•.

JARVIS C OLL£CIAT£ 

103 

INTER·SC HOOL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 

The purpost' o f the Inter-School Christia 

n Fellowship is to un ite all who know 

the Lo rd j esus Christ as Sa viour and 

Lord. to study God' s \ \'onl and sin,g 

praises to lI im for the joy ami assurance 

Ch rist has brou,gh t to our lives. \\'1.' wish 

to know Him better and hI.' strengt hened 

to St'rH' l lim. in tdlin,g ot her-s of the 

rcalitv of l li, 1)()\H'r to c h , l1l~t' lin 's. ami 

of the joy foun d in a Iivi11K, personal relationsh 

ip with Him. 

\ \ '1.' have, n·~lar h· , three Hibl..-stud v 

llln:-tinJ{s each month . aimed at J{i\ 'in~ 

practical help in serving Ch rist at school, 

and one speaker Pl'T month to bring a 

IIWSS;Ij,{t· of special interest and encour 

FRENCH CLUB-Lelt to Rig ht: Mary Ram say, Fern Huneault , Barbaro Smy th, Marketa Goe tz, 

Ge rtrude Chink, Barbara Cook, Margot Frid h, Dav id Stew art, Daisy Lim, Sh eila Hawkins, 

Annie Berens tein. Aldwyth McCa uL Anne Weldon , Helen Goug h. 

President 

V ice-President 

F Et\:- I h: :-EAt.:"LT 

I IEU::- Coven 

Secretory B A II.BA 'V . C OOK 

This vcar's French Club is the OUIgTo\\"th 

'oi 101."1 vcars Dramat ic Club . 

Last vca r, the l> ~al11 a l ic Clu b. under the 

able ;Iirt'clio n oi E l."il' Gray, presented 

a one-act F rt·!lt·h play to the school. 

S illl'e then. students a nd tea chers alike 

ha n ' ."ttgXe."kd a French Club Ix· formed 

to aid Iho."e students interested in impro\'ing- 

their ."pl'aking- knowk-dgc oi 

French. A ." a result. the French Club 

carne into existence 1a."1 fall . 

Even' Thursdav afternoon we mel'! 

ill ~ I i."s 51. John 's room 10 ."illg- Frenc h 

."Ollg." and hold French conve rsations. 

\ \'e are verv fortunate 10 hav e a ." unr 

president , 1-\'fIl I IUlle;\111 t, who speak." 

FRENCH CLUB 

French WfV flucntlv. I ll' leads our discu-sions 

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In the ..utunwr oi IC46. Xl r. Br okenshire 

took a month's t'otl r~t' at a Cana dian 

A rmy ~t' huol with a view to prom otin g' 

~i~nal~ at j arvi-. The fir~ t course in 

La dt,t :\I o r ~ l' sta rted in ~t'p lt'mlltT o f 

that yt'ar, followed in January by another 

t' ()u r~t' in advanced :\! or~ t' . procedure and 

line instruments. \\'if(,lt's" was int roduct"ll 

ior the first time in the ~pri n g- oi 

19-t9, To all -uco-s-fulcandidatvs Gonmment 

Bonu s Cheque- oi It'll dollars and 

Certificates ui Qualificltion were g-lWIl, 

A -pcciat ca..h pr-ize was ,gt"Ill'rousl.\' g-iH'tl 

by tht, school 10 the top-ranking cadets 

in each cour-e. \\ 'ilho ul the co-op-ration 

and ass islant't' of the Roval Canadian 

Corps oi Si ~ la l .., none oi ihi~ would be 

po ssible T hey ~'l1t us instructors. loaned 

us equipment and COlldUCIt't1 examinations 

for u-. In spit e of the vcrv early 

hours and the hard work t'lllailt'lJ"in taking" 

these cour-ses "d rop- outs" ha ve been 

iew ami far between. 

Alt honeh the policy is against admittin,g 

,girl,; to these courses. we han: 

trained thrce : Eli zabeth and Clare Fndicon. 

and Dawn Creighton. 

IARVIS COLLEGIATE SIGNAL CORPS 

For those cadets who wish to take 

num- advanced ~i~la ls, there is a specia l 

five-week course at Camp lppcrwa-h Oil 

Lake Huron , in the summer months. 1.:1 ~ 1 

year. three Jan ·i:.:itl' :': aneu.led : the Yt'ar 

before, four, Froru present indications 

j arvis will have even mor e slw ll'l1ts there 

Ihis summer. 

SKI CLUB EKEC1JTIVE 

S :-': EJ A :\ IAToff JAt' " AUlEKSLEY 

Ih ,\' E :\ldhlDE h rou:n.: I'ETlm:KT 

.l EA :>.: Sme-ox I'At 'LI:>.:t: X ICIlOLI.';' 

GUlKI.-\ :\! ITC IIELI , 

Xo ~1l0W- II () 

_~ ki i ll ,g, 

That wa~ the verdict handed OUI 10 

the Ski Club bv Old :\lan \\'inh-r, Aitt'r 

a \TrV SUCt't's~ftll "first sea-on" last vcar. 

the dub ex ecutive ior thi .. term. ha~ 'bo:-t'n 

ham pered by an ever -pre-cut lack uf 

thO"t, cold. whitt' tlakes. n t'C ;IU ~ t' oi this 

their plan- for week-end trips to nea rby 

(or ia r ;Iwa\') ~k i Resorts had to be 

-hclved for a'whilt', :\ladJe Ilt'XI vvar. if 

the weat her department ~'o-ol",'ralt:s, those 

schemes ra n 1)(· put into action. 

TECHNOLOGI CAL CLUB 

TECHNOLOGICAL CLUB (S tage and Audio·Vi.ual Crowl 

Left '0 Right: Mr. Campbell, Robert Hunter, UII He nse n, Eli;ab.th Endicott , Bill Lang.lard, 

Jad: Ha i9h. Stove Cochran.

COMMENCEMENT {Con. f rom fagt" 56) 

~Ir , j enkin s. our "old philosopher" 

then addressed U ~. He stressed the irnportauces 

oi the development o f the capacity 

for appreciation oi moral and 

spirit ual values and responsibility, Hi s 

remarks were interspersed with his usual 

kindly humour, which, tog ethe r with his 

pa ternal sincerity. has endea red him to 

l"vcry student who has passed throug-h 

the school during- his time. ~ Ir " Jenkins 

introduced the l.-ni\"l"rsity Scholarship 

winners who were presented with the-i r 

awa rds by ~ Ir , Cook. 

T he middle school choir favoured us 

with selections fmm Iola nth e. and The 

Xi g-ht Beion ' Christmas and closed with 

"The King." At Xlr. j enkins' witty ."ug 

Kl'stion, the audience remained seat ed 

while the graduates "pass,...1 ou t." Th e 

g'Ul'!'.t." d ispl'rsl-c1 to the lunch roo m for 

w IT l '(· and a f rivndly chat with the ::'Ia tf, 

The auditorium was clea red. and a happy 

Commencement dosed with dancing. 

• • • 

THE CRACKER BARREL 

0' 

THE HOT STO VE FORUM 

This l.ib'ral [cllcr, ri.'lwt's his 11U111..... 

/)o ,,'t matt er, Ih",,· all act tll" sam e, 

Illlt my 0till;o1l is brit'fly, that- 

IIlJ,,"' .\'o! )"Oll 'r c talki"9 Ihrollgh yO.If 

hat .' 

T il..." Russia" [eilcrs, ain't th,'y st...·.·t/ 

TII,'y tMllk th.'y'r., turninq Oil til.' heat, 

/ bet ii.·.· fix them, do it " ,'0 1 

T oo.' T his /I bom b's got th


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SCHOOL NEWS 

nRST FORM MA GNET REPRESENTATIVES 

1..1, to Ri9hJ: EliZ

108 

j oyce Hom"y- "Gig-,glt's: ' 

John Anwslcv-c-Boys' Athlet ic Rep. 

Erma Xkot-Girls' Club Rep. 

:\I r. war ren thi nk.. W I' art' the bes t 

form in J arvis. \\'e wonder why W I..' can't 

givt' Xlr. Bowman the same impression. 

Ie 

Girls' S/,orfs- 

\'ollt'yball- The l C scores explain why 

artis ts should n't med dle in sports. 

Basketball-c-l C's team was defeated bv 

2E for th\, Lower School Champion-hip 

hut we still remain firs t ionn cha mps. 

Roys' SI'0rts- 

P.'or l,' yl)lt Olfgilt to klllr..,: 

S hirlev l'0h'Ut'- Tht' h;-al'h,'rs' delight and 

tht' stud t'llb ' envv. 

Sh eils .uul J{\·nton-I;'an-.:\ on the school 

rUA'b,' team. . 

Pat BrcniKham-Our cont ribution to the 

junior hask dhall team. 

J);I\\"I1 ~ 1 l'K ill[ I' \"-1I 0W sma ll ~';1I1 thev 

g,,! :, ' . 

:\O f l11 Ho..:hr- The hoy with the Ioceie 

cut . 

ludv )'kFallam- IC~ -weau-r ~ r1. 

[)OTi ,Kirkup-Our coach for all occa- 

~Ion~ , 

lV.' If'oml ..,: 

If )'I r. Bowman had hi, var accident 

while stal king lion" in Africa. \\"ell, 

that' s all, except ),feDo nald wanted hi " 

name rm-nt ioned. 

lD 

Girts: S /,urf.r: 

I I> i~ tun- of the few first for ms ever 

10 win the school championship in volleyhall 

. O ur star player W ;I ~ Jul ia K irkwood 

, \\\ , are looking forward 10 a" 

much ~un't' ~~ in ba-ketball. 

Foys'S/,orts: 

\\'t' don't talk about that. 

~ h u ka K ; lIn i taka hara- ~ t oud ti r ~ t wilh 

iU ~; , 

I,oru:I ),lal'ln 'T - Chu~!;"n " P o " tu r t' 

Qun 'n" o f I I> a mI te h('allh r1a ~~t'~' 

I. \"tlf: H il w k i n s- A n ~ \ \T T " all tht' IjU6 

. tion" in d a" .~ , 

T ony Cn'y- -A bit 0' Illl' blamey, 

T H E MA GNET 

Buh I f a~~l' rt- s:; (, t' i ll ,l{ is bdi('\-iug-. 

Boh Callin,g"f:r---Our ~ 1 " lrts re p. ~l'l'ill,l{ 

i.. no t ht'lie\"ing-, 

IE 

Gir/,r' Storts: 

The Glorious Xillt' 0 11 our vnlh-vhall 

team entered the tou ruamcnt with - Kn'al 

spirit . ready 10 up hold the honor of 1E, 

hut failed to win a :,inglt' ga nH', 

How' Storts : 

Our ru g-by squad, hea ded hy L omack, 

j ovanovitch. ),!orom')'. ),Iurph)', L"I W ~OIl 

;\Il,1 Head. ma nag-t'(l to tij{ht their wav 

inl o Ihe semi-finals hUI were dl'il'ah~1 

bv tht' famous 1B -ix. 

, Bask l'lball- \ \ \ ' han' one will a nd om' 

lo~ " to our credi t hut hOI"" 10 do better 

ill Iht, future. 

X otaMa ill IE: 

Boh Wickham-c-Our class comedian. 

Herb I .I ) \n~Th.' ani..t of t E. He also 

.l.:"0l 9i ~iC in French. 

A l1Il I ' i n d a r-C i r l ~ ' Club representative 

Gt'or.!.:"t' jonanovitch-c-Our BO\' ~ ' Cluh 

representative 

IF 

IF was the luckv fo nn thi« vear, for 

it wa .. the firs t tm l ~it' a l ins rrumcnr cla ss 

in j arvis hist ory. \\'t' ITl U "1 be making 

~Oll ll' prog-rl'~" , because even ),Ie ~tubh~ 

rccoeniees our faltt'Tilll{ attempts at 

" Twinkle. Twinkle Little Sta r". All ou r 

progrt':':' i~ due to our patie nt teacher 

~I r . Chenhall. 

/l oys' S /,orts: 

Although the bop hac! H'ry g"oo

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Room 35 we have Latin drilled into our 

unreceptive skulls. I !I '.. a wry painfu l 

process.) La st momi ll~ pe riod is German 

and while Jerry Harris shouts. Miss St . 

J ohn leads the rest of the class in "ing' 

i ll g'. A fter lunch ~ Ir. Carnpbctl's rule fr j s 

keeps peace in the IUOIll while Paul Va n 

Loan is ex plaining- another theory. In 

En glish e\'eryont' takes ~ Ir . T rewin's 

" )'1" boy, settle dO"' 11 !," to heart. Rut 

in ~ pi te' of th is warni ng". ;111 occasional 

snort' can II(' heard . \ \ 't' hope lH' have 

succeeded in g'i\"illg' what was required. 

Charl es \ \'eir- Hcw s' Athletic rep. 

Bob Bond- the qu'it'! scholar. 

Ron Marks-cbere rodav, g'OIlC tomorrow. 

Rov Hintsa - lh'nn'\, Goodman the 

- second. . 

Frances Smith-Fonn and lower school 

~i rls' club n·p. 

Donna Turner and Peg-g-y Endicott 

2 C' .~ contribution to the ope retta. 

Bria n Dow- stood first with 82~. 

Judy Bong-an i- all up and t"oming' ])0 1. ' 

tess. 

Phil de j nrdi n-c-n newconu-r from St. 

~ r i k e s . 

Garv G rant-c-sro od first in signalling. 

Xonnan Roseubu rg-c-xl r. =,tubt)S' " Ro,.e 

in Bloom ." 

2D 

Our class is an unusual 0111. ' , the girls 

being such a great minority. There are 

twenty-four boys and only six g-irls. 

Girls' Storts: 

Although we g-irls are few ill number. 

we mana g-ed to enter the volleyball finals. 

only to be defeated by a bet ter team. 

T H E MA GNET 

2C 

Th e 2C of this war ha" I"TII Iw"to\\"('


Boy,r' Storts: 

\ Ve started out the volleyball season 

with great hopes o f winning. the championship. 

However, we were eliminated 

ill the second game. But we will try to 

redeem ourselves in basketball. 

Class Personalities: 

"Smiling" Sam Vli cumi-c-A fut ure Einstein, 

:\Iary Lou \Valtt'r,;-Girl < Club rep. 

Wa rn-n Kcnefick-c-X cver a dull moment. 

III 

Grace Rodwe ll-"'nw little girl III the 

Lack sca t." 

S ocial Affairs: 

Both the weiner roast at Hogg,,' Hollow 

and the class party give n by Barbara 

:\h'ek were very successful. 

lVe W onder: 

\ Vht'll J oan Ru ssell will ever learn that 

sIlt' is just a guest in :\Iath class ? 

\ Vht're Keith Alexander s pt'nd.~ 

. , 

hi" 

nttemoons : 

THIRD FORM REPRESENTAT IVES 

Back Row: Nora Wa ugh, R. Seden, P, Whil kin, I. Baird. 

Front Row : L. YOl hida, J. Hillier, I. Vernon, P. Lim. 

3A 

Girls' Storts: 

Although we did our best in b aseball. 

wv failed to reach the final s : but ill \'01· 

leyba l1 we were the runners-up for the 

U ppe r School Championship. \\'ith such 

outstanding players as Laura :\[a rr an d 

I.illian Bozinolt , ou r future in basket 

ball looks n ry promising , 

nays' Spo rts: 

It appt'ars that th i... famed linguistic 

for m did not field a w ry potent football 

team ill 1949. 3A 's " Sons of Mercury", 

Hillia rd :\1cE lroy and Hoger Reid, kept 

us in the fight du ring most of our scrimmag-es, 

but we fai led to break into the 

win column, Our form, however, did 

contribut e Don Reid ami Stewa rt T om ei 

10 the ] an'i,; Juniors, while George P hillips 

and Ian Smythe (si nce departed ) 

re presented 11S on the Senior Squad . 

On the basketball C011rt, led bv 6 '2 ~ 

Adrian Wiley a!H1 " fighti ng- P hilli p~", 

we slaughtered 3R- 21 to 20. T he other 

games???:-we tried. 

O ur Oddities an d J' e r ~oll a l i t i t, ,; : 

Elizabeth Pa lmer-s-Blonde bomber f rom 

Harbo rd. 

Ruth :\"ag-ai--Grc('k gt'llil1s with 99';i:-. 

Xlarion :\kEI\ ey-CO

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Lo rra ine J OIl/.:"- I";II1j.,TU


Flash!!! X.,,'S11iyhfig llls: 

Bob Shiozaki-c-Itorn with a paint brush 

in his hand. 

Tom Ko..toff- "I'm not reallv handsome. 

fdlows. ju..1 adorable." . 

Ed \\'ool nn -Ih.'· ~ so quid h.' isn't 

mi ssed when h." " away. 

Don Izatt an.1 Harrv B ra llll t' ,,-JC~ 

"muscle" donation ' to junio r rugby. 

J o.' \\'an i am i Tats Sakamoto-c-the inscparablcs. 

kobert Yuul1 ~-ll i s hockey swea ter 

woun d" the eve. 

Xorm Rt'nah - Ihe outdoor type ( bigdame 

hunter ) , 

Kayo Hoy-warbl.'" in rhc Operetta. 

..Yllvn .I0hn stoll- "I'II do a perf...rt back 

dive vet. ..ir." 

Gco rzc Chappel - " \\'hisl)l'r a little 

louder, G."Or~.· ," 

John Kara vos-c-born for big- bu siness. 

\ Iitchd l Shl'nnan-3e'", "Hv b..ov". 

Bill l lead-c-rec emmcnt a r r i~'" t.I~ la l'TOvince 

tie Quebec. 

:\Iarshall Ik-lous-e-our 1.11., Latin scholar , 

I{o"'s S"dl'n-"Sotlthpaw ~ l'd" n, " they 

called nu- in them da vs. 

10"" 

. 

( ~ a 1a s "o-- " I 

up." 

sav. 

. 

Ih:·rt·. [oc. wake 

. 

Xl r. \\'arr.'n- "!'I.'a"l· "lop h('in g- "0 "'0 

ciahlc with vour lIeig-hbours ," 

:\Ir. lla~...·n-" I.atin·s a cinch if you flo 

"our dav to dav work." (J s that wh v 

vou clll'~'k ()u r' holl11'w() rk~ ) . 

l'at 'Xic holls- haih f rom Oakwood. is 

our G irls' Club rl'p, and stood tir-t. 

X icl' J,:"oillg-. Pat. 

Paulin.., Xichol1"-A",,,istallt art editor for 

the :\Iag-lll'\' (T Ill' art sd ..ctions an' 

sure to hl' good.) 

J oan \\ 'a ll i ~ha il s f rom East York. 

S!t'lb :\kKa\·- ·our donation to til{' cafetl-ria 

an ;1 sh ...· dOl's a tlne job . 

1{ ub\· 11.1 rrinJ-:ton- hl'r !l.'neil sha!)('" 

'tho"'I' fac..". ally timt;'. any plan '. and 

fa"t. 

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Doris HUll WIl: the cute blond who thi nks 

she ou g-h t to be a kindcrga rte u 

teacher-s-maybe. 

D,I\\"lI Creighton : a sailor-signaller whose 

secret loves arc radios, and drums. 

X ick Pa vlakis : H e fiddles his time awa v 

in the orchestra. . 

J oan Drury : our cla.s.; cartoonist who abo 

dcsi!-{11S clothes. 

Barb Lipson. J udy Shac bter and E," 

Xlark : three YOUllg" leads in " 10- 

Ian the" , . 

Aurclle .:\ IcX eil: Her bea utiful pia no 

playing- recently W O Il for he r a gold 

wr ist watch O il the KCIl Soble Radio 

Show. Ccngratutations ! 

3E 

Girls'Sport.t : 

Thanks to Pat AgIlt'\\", the Kirls o f J E 

had a ,(:"001.1 turnout for sport" . A ltho ug-h 

."0 far we have had 110 championship 

teams, Emilv Kozick v ami rustina Rusnak 

alon g- \ ~'ith .\ Ia r~ Scott' and Joanllc 

Towriss tr-ied hard, and \H' a rc proud of 

their cffons. \\'c still have high ho p..,,, 

and good chances for winning- "ol1lt'thingin 

ping- pong-. archery. or basketball. 

n oys'Sports: 

\ \ 'ith a potent line and spe..·clv backfield, 

we rom pc..1 our \\".'1\' down th~~ a ridiron. 

l1p ~ d t i ll g- all corners bur 011t', who 

squashed u- mi-erahlv ill the tilnk Bill 

Ashbv \\'


.A 

Room 48 is ca r n'i ll ~ Oil its ;l; ~(" old tra 

dition o f h i ~h sch;)!:tst ie achievements. 

T he room is \n- II rep resen ted in rhrschool's 

s JXl rt i n~ circles as well . .\ nU111 

be r of the boys played in the school 

rll~by and bask etball reams. T he ~i rb 

also broug-ht hon our to tho: room by maki 

n ~ the finals in both basehall am i volleyball. 

Gt'Orge F..a/{Il'son- Sl·nior rug-by, , , the 

boy who shows ul. for th e gam es. 

\\'hat about the pra"tin 's ???? 

DOll Brown-e-started the St'a son as a 

quarter b ack a nd was moved up to 

half back position Oil Ihe senior rUg"by 

team. 

Dick Ki rkup-c-played junior rtlg"by and 

junior basketball. 

I.au rit' Lith gow-c-was an outstandi ng" 

endman 0 11 the junior ru g-by team. 

V ic Paterson-s-in junior rug-hy, played a 

good gamt· a!' an insi, lt'. 

John E vanoff-c-a good all-round player in 

junio r ru~y, also int erested in 

hockev. 

Ron RO~t'r ,o-R olI cxcell-, in jun ior baskerball. 

T he 1.0\' von-d mo-t likd\" 

10 become a eol:l,wl, . 

J im Ru ssell-c-in junior basketb••ll, makes 

up for his size by amazi n ~ co-ordination 

and a bilitv. 

Ted \ 'an/{d - Tt·,i is an Olllst:l.Ildi nf{ 

scholar. 

I >On \ \'addell- st'('Il1 S 10 thrive Oil island 

life, 

!)oug' Daw son - l'xn 'lltill11al -chola-tic 

abilitv. 

J lhly Cross and Bd ty Robcrtscm-c-helped 

keep up the spir its of the school TlIJ::' 

hv teams this fall In' their cheer - 

I(:adin~ , 

' 

J une Barber-s-helps out in Eng-lish class 

by an sweri ng :\Ir, Ft'rgu ,o.(m ' :o< qnvstions. 

Ak i :\Iorishita- nu r (;ir"" Club I ~t, p, 

:\Iolh' Herma n-c-repre-eut- -L \ in the orch('stra, 

Barb \\'il:

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T H E MA GNET 

(pre~id l'nt): ~ Iirjam W ell" (vicepresident] 

and Fred Howlett. 

Rt'sIJts: 

\,"ilh the help ui )'I r. Overholt and 3D 

WI' are the ),lilll\lt' School Glee Club. 

Hoys'Storts': 

; Short but not "wet'! ) 

LM I in Hug-hy 

1..0 ,",1 in Ba"h tba llhall 

Losin g in Floor H oc key. 

Girls' S ports: 

\\"dl. we did play \'ollt·)'l>al1. Reua and 

Joan won the ),Iiddll' School Badminton 

Lhampionship. 

4C 

II ypollit'S;s: 

If one fourth form l'Il 11",,,tlllg" o f a 

lively lot of girls and a fine group of 

hoy,;. is under the capable leadership of 

)'Ir. Muir, the form j ... a Jlromising one. 

Gn...,,: 

T hirtv ex third-former's linda the 

name of -!-C. 

Kequircd: 

To prow that -4C IS a ionn to be 

proud of. 

Proof : 

Sadri)' C OlIIIII/I : 

A wry success ful fo rm party was held 

at the home of Bcttv Brad -ha w. Dan cing 

and deliciou- rdn'~hml'IH~ ser ved a fterwa 

rds provided all enjoyable liult' for all. 

l'crsoualiti...s : 

Rubv Fe rguson : om- o f our iutclligcnt in. 

O IKa Bilvk : alwavs look ing" forward to 

Latin class. • 

Bob Hunter : what would happen to the 

"Kine ' if Boh ~ t a _\"t' ( 1 awa y : 

Keith Thompson : we wonde r where IH' 

lea rned to whistle. 

Bill Surherland : :\11'. O)o lll h~' model 

pu pil. 

~ I i ke F'ezcll: " If only tlu- exams were 

0\'('1', 

George En ,gl i ~h : "Oh t ha l'~ t'a~ ~·. You 

take the er- . ah. well oh. YOU know 

what I mea n." " 

Robert Kemura : his middle name i, onomatopoeia. 

o r surnp'n. 

Stephen Cochrane ; what does 11(' dream 

about in En f!l i~h cla-,s. 

Jack Segsworth : how docs he under -stand 

his. H istory notes. 

Da n ' :\la l·:\lurra\' and Cecil Crosier : arc 

thev in -K: ' 

Art Chainnan : a quiet ,.tWlt-lIt::: 

J ohn Sunohara : a quid student ami a 

,g()()(l athlete. 

Shirlie Yankoo : how can one J-rirl upset 

a class in ,.0 little time, 

j une Farquhar-on : why flot· ~ she look ,.0 

tired Oil :\Ionday morning! 

koslvn Sherman : neve r at ~t'hoo l two 

~ Ian ill succession. 

Bcu v i1rad~ha w: for a Kil'l full of wit , 

'humour and fun . Beth ' Brad-haw's 

the Kirl. ~h (",. really Ih ~' O IH', 

J)orn 'lI Cra iKit· : treas urer of the ( ; irl ~ ' 

Club and a swell j>t'r ,.oTl h.: "i(k ,., 

:\Iiriam I'outtu : com petition fo r AI Capp 

ill the cartoon drawinK de partment . 

Claire Christie : the only ,girl in ol C that 

can do a Geometry problem. 

Ir ene DTUT\'; the quie t little student who 

"tood :It the top of the eta-.., 

~yhil Wa~r : champion ..pcller o f -Ie. 

11",' It'olllkr It'ily: 

I. 4C ~rl ~ wear blue blouses at the end 

of each da\' :- 

2. ~I r. Coonib,. do..·..n 't teach Latin or 

l'hy..ic,,:


.\. Sutherla nd do esn't nn-wcr :a quc-tion 

in any da,, ~ ? 

Corollarics : 

Ho.,'s' S rorts: In the "port" field the 

bov-, had onlv (JIlt' comment ttl make 

Quott>-"Oh wdl, there's "till hockev 

and basketbal! It-ft''-, UIIl/UO\(>. 

• 

Girls' Sport s : Volleyball found tIll' 

~irb runner -s-up for till" Lppc r School 

Champion-hip. Th ev arc abo tr \"ing their 

han 'I" at lhtdminton' an d ardll'r\' and a n' 

doill~ quite \\'1'11. BUI tht·y 100 ;In' awaiting" 

11ll' arrival of thv fut ure. 

40 

l 'rrsonalitics: 

.\ m1l' Golds tein : \'i"ih'll C.:\", at Lake 

Success thi~ fall. 

lI arr y Walton : :\Ir. ~ l al'l t, ,, told him hi" 

hunting trip cost him SI5.00 ami 

a week's Larin. 

Ed Yielding : :\Iagllt'l Bu " illl' ~ " ).r alla~l'r. 

Our "Calga rj- Stampolcr" who went 

out \\ 'e"l OIl the tour sponsored by 

the T. Eaton Co. and the Board o f 

Education . 

Barbara Burnett anti Al ber t Wil -on : Coeditors 

o f the ).la.l:111't. 

Eli zabeth Endicott, Pat H arsan t and 

John Andru : J)l'I"1.rIIUl·1ll editors 

for the ),Iag-net. 

Barbara Gross : Bring odd handwritin g 

to her anti she'll decipher it for vou. 

(Typing Editor.) . 

Yoshiro Sh in : Art l·tlitor·in-chief. 

Gt'orge Xla rcus : Pu sh pull , dick click. 

that's hi" camera. not a razor. Abo 

on ),Iag-Ilt'l "tall. 

An lll' Goldstein. Jam' l' i l1 i ll~ , nnd J eannette 

Simpson : 4])'" donation to the 

Girls ' Ath ll,til' Council. 

Dun Lorimcr : The big man with the 

"mall writing. 

Lorena ),Iann : 10Ill' :'\I,\\·tOIl : Stephanie 

I'a"h:t'wkh ? "C I'! UP ," 

),larlt'l\t' Thomp-on : One of the repre 

"t'"Tltatiws for J ar\'is in tht" illll'rschool 

badminton tournament. 

Boh Kajioka : W hen all d ,;e fails we call 

on him to ~ H' U " tht' "Olutio n to a 

Geometry problem. 

Alfrt-d \ \'egm'r : who call1l' from Poland 

20 wars ag-o. 

BarL..l ra Cook : who w an h ~1 

to know tht' 

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1"1."t tense of -ncak . ~ n (lok: ~ lllKk: 

:'nakt,d : 

Harvcv B1i",,: )'Ir. Brokt' n "h iH" " 

" h mth,'r Bli",,", 

Xancv :\ll,l{at' : Xewcomer f rorn Haver- 

,ia1. 

Alex Ch risrie: l'ndying- -park u f lift' at 

the back o f the room. 

I'au lilh' :\larr : :\Ii "" ).Iarr!! (" \\'hat 

!);l/{l', kid" , what pagl' l"} 

Girls' .')·I'0rts : 

Alth ou,l{h Wt' didn't man agl' In win a 

title, \\T have had a wonderful vvar " f 

-ports. and a lot of fun tog!'ther. · 

n o)'s' ."ll'or1.f .' 

Thi-, war ill touch -ruzbv wr - ioul!hl 

our w a~: to first Ho u«- · I. ~'a g ut' Ln,,,t,,. 

by ddt'atillg" JC 17-9. 111 ba sketball we 

managed to get to the quarter finab hut 

\ \'t' an' hopin g: for 

\\TH' Ikft'ah:t1 by 4E. 

bdl.'r results ill floor-hockey. 

S ocials : 

\ \'t' had a weiner roast with 4.-\ at the 

H umber Ri ver, whe re evervone had a 

good time eati ng and :"ingini around the 

fire. Our da"" party at Harvey Bli""',, 

was a distinct success. 

\\'t. haw abo had several "hen 

parties". the last one bcill,l{ held a t :\Ii"" 

Xcsbiu's. II was iun talkill~ over nld 

lime" agai n. 

4E 

-IE Erciusirc: 

St-orts: 

Swimming-: l"ppt'r ~:ho(1 1 ~ willlmil1g 

Champs. : Paul Courtice. Dan ' David son. 

Dou g- E \"an", J ohn Pining. Boll :\li ddlt" 

t on. 

Hasketball: the hoy" played four g ;lI11l'" 

-c-mndc till' fourt h form finals . 

Volh-vball : again , the bo vs a rt' "trong 

conh' lJ( l~r" for the finals. . 

III the ,\,.-::,·s: 

Kay Kurnamoto-e-quiet. but oh tlU l,;(' 

marks, 

~hirlt,y ' )arkt-,--lirsl da"" "lmlt·lll-plu". 

J o.1.n :\Iaginn i"-our )'li ss l:>t·lilah :11111 

ht'r \\"an l' :" Island ~a lll p..on. 

Conwa\', Houle, Baile\'--oh n '''. :mtl 

Kow Kowa l-thr~ "harp" and a tlat, 

Cou r tict~" A h, Jf

FIftH FORM MAGN£T REPRESENTATIVES 

Letl 10 Rigbt: Dcrvid Ste wln t, lone Thomp. on, Alon Bigg. , Mo ry Ram-.:Jy, lim f orw a rd, C loria 

Mitchell, Pe te r McMurtrey, Moyra Smith, Terry Sulli1'an. 

Yuki and Terrv Kallwoka- what would 

we do withoul tht'lll ? 

Smiley Davi.Ison-c-Rugby. basketball : 

what next I )aw ? 

Ian Bell- Vott' for SUlllla y sports. 

Dimit rus-c-His donut makillJ,:" has gone to 

his head , 

Dick-c-Hasket ball marvel. If )'ou don't 

believe it, a-k him. 

Bob ~Ic Ca Il : this lad ~It·t·"~ all (1.1y. 

Hu g-,i:lnson- "Q uick. Jla~" me th e note !" 

I' illing-ri~h t in there pitching for all 

interionn sport s. 

" 'hat a balanced cla-s ! T he odds are 

20-3 in favour of Iht· malt- section. 

SA 

Marketa Goeta-c-Came from Czechcslovakia 

this )·t'ar. l, there anything 

Xla rketa can't do well :- She wants to 

studv lan~ag-t· " at the un iver sitv 

Ilt'xt vear , and we're sure she'll 1l1.1.k'l;" 

a big success of wha tever she 

chooses. 

Ill-t Keir- This exuberant personalit y has 

returned after two years' absence 

from Jan is. She will ,go to Xormal 

School next vear. 

Aldwyth :'Il cCaul:""'Swin1ll1ing- (· n t l lU~i as t 

who plans to complet e her 

xtnrric. 

nex t \'l'ar. ' 

Eleanor ~I () s s-\\ ' t' are all sa\'ing- our 

Ill.'nllit·s to buy Eleanor all alar m 

clock to wake her up 0 11 rime: she'll 

11I't"t1 it when she takes her Xlath s. 

ami Ph vsics next vear. 

:'Il ary ~ Iotkowsky--qui-d and reserved, 

:'Il an ' is a verv hard worker. She 

wanis 10 go to Business Colle/{e nex t 

vear. 

Betty Pearson-c-Girls ' Club Rep.. l"Oll1t·S 

from T orravilk- College. ami is all 

other one who enjoys swimming. 

Plans a career in n llr~ in R" . 

Doreen Pt,(lIIt·rt-Ont· o f the most popular 

members of 5.-\, D OTt't"1I i ~ active 

ill all "po rts, She is another prospt'Ctin' 

nurse. 

j oan ~fl llt ham -llltt· I\(i.~ 10 finish h er 

t'OnrSl' nvxt vear. After that it's 

Collt'g:t' oi Art. 

Shirley Taylor- Ill addition to 11I'ill/.:' 

w ry fond of spo r ts, Shi rl('y is on 

Ea ton's j unior Council. and is also 

P resident ci the Girls' Athlet ic 

Counci l. \Vt' art' confident of her 

SUl'l't'SS in her chosen carver o f 

llursi nJ:". 

Pat \\'alsh- \\'ho will find the kcv to thi, 

cnnund rum r H t • will I..., a hapl'" 

discov ....rt'r. 

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I ..()\· \ \'l"bskr- Om' of our most wdconll' 

" m-wcorncrs 10 larvis this vear. \ \ 't· 

wish her the ile..t of luck fur the 

future. 

Hele n \ \'ol1£- 

ls seldom -ccn. and scldom 

heard when seen. She is J{Oill£ 

10 Rusint·ss College"

Back Row: P. Lennox, H. Hood , S. Wa yman, S. Yank oo, L, Dimitroff, A, Na ta man. 

Middle Row : A, Kulla l. H. HoN . T, Ha milton. D, Allan, T. Sullivan, R. Malt onardi. 

f ront Row: A. McCa ul, M. Ma tkowlky. M. Smith, Mr. r ervulon, M. Goe tz. J. Sotham. P. Wa ll h. 

I)oug- AIll'n- lloug- i.. anorln-r ncwcomvr, 

and i'H' \ -iou"I~' wa;. " a ..tudcnt at 

Torravillc College. 

Ken Bell-e-Former a dHrlisinK manager 

o f the )'Ia~n d , is go illJ{ to registe r 

in the ),!athl'malic anti Phvsics 

omrSl' at I,". o i T . - 

Hugh lIalt's-Hugh intends to make a 

carver o i the R.CA.F. as an ai rcrcw 

mall. l Iugh is one o i the two short 

nu-n a1l10 1l~ manv tall OIlt'S in .i .-\, 

Iwarly all lilt' 110):s rl'at'hillg- six ied 

in IwiJ{ht. 

Trevor JIamihon-c-Trev informed u s 

laldy that he hopi's to bec ome an 

anes thetist after a course at '''t'Stcru 

L"niH'rsit\". lit, W;IS om- of the 

three fooba lt -playl'rs in lIUT class 

who endeavoured to help the team 

into the finals. 

ROil Hill- Although this i.. his fr eshma n 

~ ' ea T at Janis. Ron is pla~'i ng- a 

promi nent part in the O peret ta. Ron 

Iormcrlv attended the ),Iimico Col, 

kgiatl', - 

Howard Hood- Howie tells us that he 

expects 10 land a job in the retail 

ha rdwa re business. 

AI Kullas-c-Al is the onh' nu-mber o i our 

eta..:- who inform.. ' us o i a It'an ing" 

toward Law. AI did exceptiona lly 

well ill the recent examinat ions. and 

and since Law i.. a long". hard g-rind, 

we wish him luck. 

Paul Lennox-e-Paul expec ts 10 enter the 

Iorestrv course at the L'niversitv 

here iii Toronto. 

• 

Ron ),!asITOnard i-!{ou i, an ardent 

operetta ian and we are confident

Dod: Row: (l.eh to Riqhll-W. Swaddling, S. Youlig. E. Wiley. R. TodoroH, R. Hill. 

Front Row : D. Peddert. S. Pearson. S. Taylor. E. Mou. S, l eir. 

that this yt'a r'~ prog raml1w will be a 

~ tll'n's ~ aided by his inspiration. H e 

Back Row: Tom Stephens, Pa ul Di Novo, John Juba, Doug Corin, Don Cleave r, Ted Shimizu, 

Lloyd GaUen, Syd Borovilos. 

f ront Row: The lma Wilken, Ma lca Wolfish, Ma ry Harris, Susa n Cr um, Ja ne Thompson, 

Ruth Marris. 

a -, ~ayin g-- " \\"ha l did ,\"t. han ' tor 

Biology ?" 

Sheila lIa,\·kin:- : \\" orhl traveller-c-Lon 

don, Paris, Dublin , Xliami. and 

points \\ 't, ~ t . Avid hockey ian , 

Plans to goo to .\"ormal. 

Dawn joscph : Goin g- to ta ke household 

economics at C . oi T . Should be 

us eful . 

J ane :\Iacaulay : Sht: visits j arvis for the 

first period. then is off 10 University. 

I \ ·/.:X Y :\laeKl'nz it, : T heme ,;lmg- "So 

tired", Pa rt time student . Peg departs 

at noon. Hopes to enter Physio 

Therapy at U . of T. 

:'I Ian ' :'IkCaul: Still planning to be a 

'garagl'llwchanic? A pa rt time girl 

who depa rts at 11.-15, "he hopes to 

go to .\"ormal SdlOOI. 

Louannc Parnell : Going- to Va rsitv. 

After one vvar. we think she WIll 

g-radua1l' wi'th her :\I. R,S. 

Joan Pug-,;Iey : Anot her OIH' who leaves at 

noon, Joan plan s to g-o to Xorrual 

school. 

Jean Simp-on : P resident of the Girls' 

Club . An all-round g-irl, she is head 

ing for P. II . & E. at U . of T . 

J ail(' T hompson : Branksorne's cont ribu 

tion to j arvi«. Fi nds " History" of 

Ma ritimes ver-r-r-v interesting. Arts 

at U . of T . next ;;·t'ar. 

Thelma \ Vilkt-n : Xlainstay o i the oper - 

ella , ,;ht' is iull of whim. wIg-or ;11](1 

witalit v. Doctors. dramatics awl 

t,tllbah ~H'r ~ for her. H opes to take 

Eng]j~h at "G. o f T , 

:'I la k a Wolfish : She is pro ud of her 5 

foot height. Coming back next year 

to finish her ma tric. 

DaH' Evans : A ty pical. cheerf ul 5B 'sl'r. 

H e is g-i\"iI1 K medicine ser-ious con 

Back Row: Bill Lackie, Eric EUau on, Da ve McBride, Dave Evon_. Petor McMurtrey, Normon 

Kerbal, Da ve Na qa ta . 

Front Row; A ud ~ y Brown. She ila Ha wltin. , ' .an S im~on . Na ncy Bunting, Joan Fea le r. 

Don Cteavcr : lI t'adt'i1 fur :,oul h Larulinn 

IIt'X t -ummv r-c-finan ce-, permittilll{. 

1' 1a 1l ~ Oil social work. 

j oh n Adams : C;qta hlt, "t'nior nl gby t'a p' 

rain. I' la"s hockcv. ami i~ holder 

of larvis -" I", 11t:;uling- ior A n-hitecturc 

at t'. o f T. 

Xorm K erb -l : 1It,'s a ~ono.1 bet for medicine 

Ilt'XI vear. lunior ba-kvt ball. 

I'vter .:\Ic-:\[urtr\· : I'oiitk al ~ l- il ' l h: l' at I ". 

o f T , P la~:l 'd St'nior rugby. 

J}OUf.:" Corin: " I haven ' till' slif.:"htt' " 

idea." I'ro!Jabh' work, 

Bill La ckie : Accom plished knuc klecracker. 

Bill ha -n't ~in'll the future 

any thought. 

luul l)iXo \"() : :'l'nior gri ll-iron stalwart. 

and a ll all-roun d -cholar. L-Ili \"l' r ~ i, \" 

material. 

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Lloyd Gatten : .il r ~ d rape -hapcd U Olllt"fI, 

Plan" UIlIII'I'j,ll"d. 

John Spea re : Onl.'· pU...hc-, hi." pen in I ht" 

mornin j-, Hack at jarvi- a fter a few 

yt'ar~' ab-cnce. for better ~lat1tlill ~ 

10 enter l'barnmcv. 

Hl'nry .:\l in ·l\ : Th e g-irb aud 

Hl'm y

Back Row: I. Aldersly; D. Richmond, J. Forwa rd, R. Balmer, R. Cunningha m, C. Linet sky, 

J. Ha igh, D. Ca meron . 

Front Row ; J. Hog ue , M. Ra mllO¥, R. Jirg-enson, A. Low ndes, I. Wilson, L. Fogler. 

sc 

Ruth J irg l'lbon : \\'t' welcome Ruth who 

carn e originalk f rom Latvia but 

a r r ived in Ca'lada 16s than a vcar 

a go!) from O ldenburg. (;I'rnla tlY. 

Rut h ho pl-'s to take up dentistrv at 

U , of T. 

[arn- Wilson : J am"s our representative 

from Bishop Strachan, ~ he is inter 

I'Stl'U in sports but her part as all 

un derstudv in "Iolanthe" takes her 

time. Hop...s to croon to patients at 

\ \ \ 'l1esley Ho,.;pital next yl'ar. 

, \ 1ll H' Lowudcs : This ornamental swimmer 

landed a t larvis this vcar irom 

Hrank somc 11,; 11, Antle is ano ther 

of ou r prospective \ \ 'elk .;k y nur-ses. 

She's fon d o f sports and st roll~ly 

regrets the lack o i snow ior s~~iin::: 

this yl'a r. 

.\[arv k am snv: A r -rived Irom Prince Ed 

'wa rd Isiand a year ago, ~Ill' hopI's 

to work next vcar and then trv her 

hand at Occupationa l T herapy at 

r . of T. 

Sallv vla son : Another nt-wcouu-r to j a r 

. vis thi s vcar. A lthough vcr v interl'sH,d 

in music. Sall y is polish in.:{ oil 

her mat ric before heading iOT a hospital 

to lIU TSl' snnw lucky patients. 

Jack Aldnsll'y: Ou r smiling.sandy-haired 

iril'nd is a Xlnjor in the a,T,e. 

Ronald Balmer : His big ambition is to 

leave [a rvis and sai l into the business 

\\:orld, 

Da vid Harclay: Our quiet f riencl intends 

to pUTSUl' theological studies . 

Elmer Besle r : T Ill' fellow who org-allin 's 

our interform teams, Ik sll'r is headed 

for Chartered Accountin g. 

W illia m Broo ks : T he "Silent Sam" of 

5e. Brooks hOIWS to g-l't his matrie 

this year, 

Edwa rd Buczvnski : TIll' sharpest shot 

of 5C, E;I(lil' is also in the Cadets. 

lie's headed fur the k g-al p rof ession. 

Dona ld Cameron: His plans arc S.I'5. 

and A rchitecture, Don is Malvern's 

contribution to our ru g-by team, 

Ral ph Cunningham : The 5C wit, Ra lph 

wishes 10 get his matt-ic. 

Roman Einhorn : J ust recently arrived 

irom Poland, he's plallning" 10 gel his 

matric. 5C welcomes him to J ar vis. 

Robert Fenuing : Arr-ived

Back Row : D. Barcla y, E. Besle r. B. Miller, L. Ra ile y, W. McG rillin, M. Loney . 

Front Row; D. Jacques, R. Einhorn, R. Walke r. N. Ya komin, E. Buczynski, W. Broo ks. 

j arm-, Forwa rd: Yours truly has his t"yc 

-ct 0 11 :\Iedicine. Chid interest is 

tht· Cht""" Club wh ere ht"" President . 

.st'hool Champion ,Tearn Captain. etc.. 

et c.c-. 

j ack l Iuigh : Big' j ack tOPIk....1 the class ill 

the Ch ristmas Ex am", ht'sidt's ht'illg' 

0 11 the Staze Cre w. Chartered Accocnting 

will tit.' hi" fu ture cccu pa 

tion. 

Fern H uneault : T he man with the fun 

nic..1 jokt·... Fern will be a Field 

Secretarv for the Xational Insti tute 

for the -Blind when he graduates. 

J~JlI g-l a s j acques : Our ba..h ful f rierul 

f rom \ \ ' inn illt'g' i.. g'l'tt ing" alon g- all 

rig-hi althoug-h ),Ii..:o ),kRht"rt 

doesu't think :'0, He's headed ior 

J:"eotog'Y· 

\\"i lliam Lan gs ford : Bt'side:, bt'ing' the 

S iag-l' C rew ma nager, Bilt ab o participates 

in such extra-curricula r 

act ivities as Gl'ollld ry and T rig-. 

Carl Linetski : A fn-qucut vis itor to the 

Ches s Club. Xcxt w ar hc'Il be taking' 

.1 Business Cour"t·. 

:\Iilton LOIl('\" : Plan .. to enter ),It...ls. H i" 

favourite p.",tinw - hunti ng' deer 

( nol dea rs). 

J ohn :\I.a,g-def : A basket ball "tar on the 

Senior Tearn. Xext )"t"a r he plan.. 

to go 10 Boulder Lniver..itv in Colorado 

to play ba ..ketbal l anti "tudy 

:'. It"dil'ill t·, 

Rolx-rt :\kGug"an : Always Iwlping' the 

.seil'!lt'l' teacher.., Bob'" am bition is 

to god h is year, 

W illiam :\kCuffin : A newcomer 10 J.c.1. 

f rom Danforth T ech. H("", planniug 

to ..tudy joumali..m. 

Hruo- :\lil1er : H i.. iut en-st : "G irl... my 

boy, g'irl,;!" He'll pur..uc a sci t' n e~" 

course next year. 

Li-n k allev: Pre..idrnt of the Bon ' Athlctic 

.Council. 1.A.'n is plan'uing- 10 

enter Va r..ity nex t year. 

Don Richmond : A faithful attendant to 

),1i"" ),fc Rooe n 's slide rule class. 

Don plan.. for S. P. S. and engineerilll{ 

next yt"ar, 

John Scmc: He pla n" to get hi.. metric. 

Hk hard Walker : I-It', too, plan " S .I' .S. 

and t'll,g-illt't'ring'. A member of the 

Ru~,\' T earn and C r'r.C. 

Xick Yakomin : It's S. P.S_ a nd en ginee r 

ing' for him next vear. Xi ck ..tar.. O il 

the Senior Ba..kt:tball Squad .

Back Row; (Left to Riqhtl-' . Effer, J. Hudson, A. Come lla , D. Cram, D. Carna ha n, G. Huy cke, 

B. Fe rtuck. 

Front Row: (Left to Riq htl-B. Tippin, I. Goldman, Mr. Broke nshire. M. Weir. K. Jew ell, J. Shin , 

50 

Elizabeth Bal'o ll-:\Ir, Ft"r~'U -'(JIl 's gal 

with the gig/:Il·. Ambition ;- Finish 

norse's training- a nd then-c-an air 

hostess. 

:\Iary :\ l on t gt )l lW r~·-I ' t· rt redhead from 

St. Ctcmem's. Has a /:rt'at pass ion 

for all "port". Plan" to enter the 

field of n ursing, 

Dorothy Bumcu-c-jarvi-' staunch Simpson 

Re p. and popular member o f the 

A thlet ic Council. Dot i" I:oin/: to 

Western next vcar 10 enter social 

wo rk training. " 

Helen Bo"wn- A livelv la"" who not 

onl y loves horses "" ut ritle s them 

wl'11also. Xumcrous vocations beck 

011 to her hut "Hossv" is not ma ki ng" 

u p her min d yet . "thoug-h occ upa 

tional therapy svvms to ht~ tilt' best. 

Eleanor Cbudeik-c-This blonde proH'" 

that bcautv and bra ins mi x. " EI" 

plans to study Art and A rchaeology 

at L', of T , 

l-.abt°l :\IcXab---..\ quiet I;"irl who has her 

own interpreta tion of everything. 

Has decided on ;" Iodl'rn Languages 

at Yic plus a Bu"ine"" Course later. 

S neja :\ Iatoff-"~fl('j" is contemplating 

a n Arts course at L'ni ver-itv College-c-later 

joumalism at Coiumbia. 

Ent husiastic about summer counselling 

and athletics. 

l n-m- Goldma n- :\Iodl"rll lanl:uag-n at 

C , of T . appeal to " Rt'l1 it'''-hopl''' 

to ht.0 an interpreter someday. Tbo-c 

beautiful sweaters "ht' ' Hoa r" are 

produ ct" of her own talent. 

~ I ar~' \\ "{·jr-Our ,, It-l'P~' time g-al-ha~ 

the ~r {'a te "t difficulty in k{'1;'p iul: 

those eyelids open during- morn ingperiods. 

~ r a i n ambition is to g-l'I her 

~'l1i f)r :\Ialric and then ma vb.., nursin 

g" will take her into it" rank,; . 

Anm- Comiort-50 '.. blonde Girl,' Club 

!{l'I', Plans to ente r A rt~ course at 

Univer-itv College next war. Her 

);:'r..'a t int~'n·"t in dramatics absorbs 

1110'" o i her ..pa re time. 

~h ir [ ...y Ik ll- F ulI-Io\'ing- Shi rl ma nal:"'" 

1Ia"..'1" 1I O il the At hl..-tic Council. 

Fu ture i" undecidt-d hut "hl' is con 

..icll'r illg" \\\·"tl'TIl for ~l od"' TIl La n 

j.,'Ual:t'". 

DO Tl' a ~ Carll·,,- A ill'r leaving j arvis. "Ill' 

is g-oing" 10 wa ste a wonderful Spanish 

accent on -ix and l'ig-ht yl'ar old" 

- yq ), a not her "school mann", Favourit.." 

pa~t inlt''' includ.. pla\'ing- Ihl ' 

ha rmonica and collectin g old coin.., 

Barbara Smvthe-c-A student with out 

...tanding-" scholastic abifity-c-she copped 

the oral F rench prize, Barb 

will probably goo into :\ Iod~rn" at 

Varsity next year,

Back Row: (Lelt to Rig ht l-Bill Sor okolit, Slua rt Hill, Barbara Smythe, Isobel MacNab, Anne 

Comfort. Allon Biggs, Tom Ja me s. 

f ront Row: (Left 10 Rightl-Sneja Ma tofl, Eleanor Chudzik, Dorcas Carles, Dorothy Burn et t. 

Helen Boston, Ma ry Montg ome ry. 

Allan H i ,g g- ~- :~d i l i t a ry life aplwaJ.:, to him 

greatly. H op- .. ~ 10 enter Royal Xlili 

Ian' College. 

C. C "",~-lla- f fa i b from St. 'IiV,_ ](,-,1 

~'~ ta lt· or Finance at C. of T. next 

vvar for th i~ lad, 

I )ou~ Cram-c-jarvis Rep. on Eaton's 

runior Executive Council. T cr ritic 

half -back in action. Plan , 10 return 

next vcar. 

J im E fTer:"-A "' l'riou~ little fellow who i~ 

rdllrtling: to jarvi, 10 complete his 

Senio r Xl atric. 

Ha ~ i l Fertuck-c-undecidcd ahou t the futun', 

T his lanky chap is, con centrutinl{ 

all efforts 011 ge lti ng- his :;ellior 

Xlatric. 

Stuart H ill- " Slu" is headed ior the 

Xlath s 

o f T , 

anti Phvsics 

' 

course at C . 

John Hud-on-c-A quiet. unobn-usive cha p 

around the classroom. jarvis,' portals 

will welcome him back next war. 

Grarnu- II1Ivrh-On(' of the topimcn 

Oil thi~ "vcar's rug-by :«IUa(1. Ii not 

C . of T. next war. he will tackle 

the bu siness \\"orld. 

Tom [ames-c-School and basketball are 

this lad's passion s. }I(, i s espcciallv 

skillful in the latter. Plans to "ItHI\' 

dentistry at Varsity. . 

Ken Jel\"eu - 5D\ A thletic Rep . Business 

Administration at \\'('stertl will haw 

this ('a,ger recruit in i t ~ files next 

vear. 

.ft-rr;· ]{t'adin g"- Om' of the f ricndlicst 

and most conscientious p l' r ~ (J ll S in 

the school. B (' ~ t of tuck, J er ry. 

Bill Sorokolit-c-Is cousidcrinc COllllllen'(' 

and Fi nance at Universitv. 

Ken St eph cnson-c- Ls hound f(Jr the Onta 

rio Chirop ractic College. 

Bert Tipton-c- Beam -, for the day when 

he ran issue pink pilb-. 

lt 's :\ I ed~ 

ne xt vcar ! 

JrX' Shin-=-The fellow with the shy smile . 

A rts at Vn r sitv see-m to ln- his bes t 

bel. 

' 

5E 

Giyh: 

Annie Hercnstcin : Righi now "he'~ busy 

gl'1ting hig-h marks and etliting- the 

humour section of the :\ 1a '~ 1 1t' 1. F lIrurc 

plans ? A dtTp, dark ~{'(n't ! 

[ovc c Brown: l ovce. who hails from 

, . Caprcol. Ontario, is headed for a 

ca reer in either music or nur-sing. 

Spends some of he r s;lare lime singing 

in the Operetta. 

Gertrude Ch ink : Xext vear collld lind 

her at the Ryerson I~~t i t u (t' of T ech-

fra n! Row: (Left to Rig-btl - D" Perol!, J. Eolefl, H. Goug- h, Mr. Cook, G. Mitche ll, J. Houston, 

M. Schofield. 

Back Row: E. McIntyre, D. Stewa rt, R. Cousland. D. Va lliere , W. Campbell. 

nology in the d n' s s ~d e s i gn i ll g- course. 

Lois Cowan: Sport-minded Lois' big 

am bition is to joi n the ranks of the 

wom en in white. (Could tho se vouninternes 

ha n ' :11l, · t hi ll~ to .1,; wi th 

it ?) .' 

Jean Eolcff : Another girl with a mvstcrious 

future. SIH' enjoys "wa"lkillg, 

rt';u!ing- an d other ' sl'crl"! ' 

pastitnes.' 

.\ Iilrg-ot F ridh : .\ .. if eig-h t years wvre 

not enough. .\Iargo t plan s to return 

to pu blic school. That's rig-ht-as a 

reacher! 

Ruth Gor will: A 1',1'. teacher in the 

making, Ruth loves all spo rtsl'sllt'cialh- 

fishing when there arc ;; 

lb. I);\"s· around. 

Helen Gough : As a busy worker on both 

the .\Iaglld and the Canadian Student. 

I lcle n is gt'tting plenty oi exper 

it'lIn' i or her career in journalism. 

or It'arhing-or ma ybe bot h ! 

.I canuic I lous ton: Our camper Sp,'wls 

her summers taki ng- tri ps to such 

plan 's as Cot!n ich and O ttawa. l-uturc 

- undecided. Coull! incl ude 

nursuu; or the S chool of Child 

St udy. 

Elizahl'th Ker r : O ur Girls' Club Rep. 

(along with ln-r hig-h ma rk s I) will 

1)(' at Va rsity nex t year-s-perhaps 1Il 

the H orne Economics course. 

l Iais v I.im : S tr icrlv the stro ng , silent 

"typ•.' is Dai sy ,nid pro\"('" it hy refus 

ing to divulge her future plan s, Sh l' 

claim s to like l""l'r vthing---t·x('ept 

sw imming and "tudvi ilg, that is ! 

Gloria Xlitchcll: .\Iagll ;'t rep.. nih rvpo 

rter and "kit'r( ? !) Hopes 10 head 

ior Va r-itv before ('lIh'ri ng- a career 

in journalism . 

l Iori, Peroff : Doris ' mai n amb ition is 

to trawl, hu t whether her plans will 

include archaeotogv, o r "01l1t' musical 

profession. "he 's {lot qu ite sun', 

.\Ian · Schofield : T his pert newc ome r 

"i rom I. isg-ar Coll,'giat" in O tta W ;J 

hopes to head fo r Varsity as soon 

a s her j a rvis day" are ove r. 

A 11I1l' \\\ ·II1on : 0 1\(' of the g-irls wh o 

helped urg-e on our r ugby stalwart s. 

Anne plans to SP"Il(! jour yea rs at 

C . oi T . ill the m us ic course. 

ltovs: 

Bill Cam pbell : A valua hh- importation 

f rom Por t Credit. Bill ex pects 10 

take Arts a t Victoria College. 

Andre Chan-a uve n: Andre still ha s a 

son spot in his hea r t ior S t. Xlike's. 

He hopes to ,(:"0 to St. Augustine's 

Colleg-e nex t yea r,

f ronl Row: G. Chink , M. Fridh, A. Weldon, D. Lim, E. Kerr, I. Brown , A. Beren. lein. 

Back Row: G. Hug-he s. D. Wachsmu th, R. Go rw ill. C. NaumoH, L. Cowan, I, Storey, I. Sowlen, 

C. Riley . 

Dick Cou ...land: (a b o called Coo ...Iaml }. 

J{('('og-nized bv his hr end ...mile. 

he expect ... to ~o to "Vic" and later 

enter 1_1.\\" . 

Gart1d d H ughcs : Plans on a course at 

the Ontario Colleg-e of Phannacv. 

with a view to work in H O l1 1L' ( '~ 

pathy. 

Boys 

7 

Ew ell Xlaclntvre : Known to rnanv a ... 

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Chariit· Rih-y: A qu iet 1It'\\TOnJt'r to Jarvi-. 

Charlie h0l't'~ to take Chemical 

E Il ~ i IltTrill~ a t St. ~I i k t;" s College. 

j ack ~lwlt 'll : GIlt" of th e bright lig-ht: 

ill J a n 'i", athletics, c- pecially foot 

0011 and ba-kctball . lack comern 

1 ,la h' ~ t'lIlt"r illg the bu~'illt"~~ world. 

!);I\-id Stewart : Apologt"tic :\Iaglld r('II.. 

plans 0 11 ~ 1U .t yi ll g- ~ Iodt 'rn La n 

l.'Ua g-t'.. at \" it' . 

loh n Ston-v: " ( rt ,,~ 1 t h i ll J.:" ~ conn- in small 

, pa t'k a K t ' ~ '" Outstanding nil tht" 

basketball 11our, J ohn (''Cu rl y'') 

hOJlt"s for a niche in the fidd of law 

o r It'aching". 

Doll , 'allien' : K nown far and willt' for 

hi .. in fectious g-rill, which we th ink 

will be mig-hh' valua ble ill th e "delightful" 

Jlrf)f~,....ion of k at"hillg. 

Daw Wa ch..muth : 1" ~ hfl rl Y ") is firmly 

det ermined to h-ave laf\ -i~ after th is 

vear and to tak e Cht:lllit-al E IIg-i llt,t"r' 

in J.:", 

O ur fonu nvws would he incomplete 

withou t IIwllt ionillJ.:" our fonn teacher . 

:\Ir, J, T . ( " COIIW aloll/.: g-irls, two minutcs 

1I0W" ) , Cook , ll1ag- i~tt'r clari..s il11U~ , 

who-a- able 1.'11idan t't· (o r d raJ.:"J.:"ing-) 

thrmnr h tht" in trit'acit,s of Latin. and 

whose en tertaininu ~t 'n~t ' of humour art' 

grt'atly appreciated hy all , 

Mcu r•. 

S TIlA CH AN 

JOHN STON 

H ODGIN S 

C AMPBELL 

HAGt N

130 

T HE M ACNET 

W rite your 

AUTOGRAPH 

,,,itl, EVERSHARP! 

Thi$ page inS"erled Jor your plea.uee by Eve r. ha rp. manul a cfveer. ot fa mou.. Eveu hat p Wrillng 

JIll frumen'" and Eveu ha rp -Sehick Injector Razor. a nd Bla des.


. ~-, 

1 

Shirley Taylor and Doug Cram 

Your School Buddies! 

Your EATON Reps! 

The Hig h Crowd al Jarvis Colleg iat e is well repre sented 

down here ct EATON 'S by Shirley and Doug ! The y keep 

us posted on the news'n'vtews at your school, 'bout your 

importa nt school events! They pass all this data on to 

us to help US solve your problems, a nswer your q uestions, 

sup ply yo ur wants . . , a nd, 01 course, 10 help us to 

know you better! You're lot s of lun, we enjoy knowing 

you and being

W Mf N WE WU,t 

XOVNC. 

A Np STU DENTS 

OUTOF' r AllVI S 

• 

BAND-Ba ck Row ' 

L Fog ler . 

O. Lorim er 

R GuarienlO 

I. C roulch 

S. Scheeler 

Fro nf Row' 

Y. Shin ' 

G . Ma rcu l 

l, Schult: 

R, Middleton 

O. Volliere 

R. Hintsa. 

T I-lE 

C;RADS 

1 

Complim"nfl of 

Morq It__ 

~9' 

VNorma 

Shea,.r 

er:0botlle Util e 

Ma n on Er tan 

a n,,1 Peano 

' Ruth Brow n n 

Carol Johru:ton 

MIrene Thompson 

arq. Gorwill 

Ka rin Keena n 

Peggy Va llee 

T 

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133 

The 

Name 

on 

Your 

Piano... 

is something more than just a few 

leiters ... it should be your gua rantee 

01 satisfaction ... 01 dependability ... 01 the 

maker's reputa tion ... of his stability. The limehonored 

name of HEINTZMAN means just that. 

With ov er 100 years' experience in the manufa 

cturing of fine pianos you a re assured of complete 

satisfaction and a high-quality product 

.. . when the name on your piano ... is 

HEINTZMAN. 

HEINTZMAN &CO. 

195 Yongc St. El . 6201 

TORONTO 

Rid e For Health 

Ride For Ea e rcise 

DON VIEW RIDING CLUB 

• • • 

Where Horsem en Ga ther - 

Where Rid ers Meet 

• • • 

I Pott ery Road 

For Reservations-HA. 3539

134 THE MAGNET 

A ND TRA IN FOR 

THE SHAW 

$ UCCE$$ 

WAY 

HII" U. .. ,.. III Ill. SHAW Clursn: 

"""""-I a-~....... 8..u.r 

T~ '" H....."-tifl, Oftc. PrIQice 

s-.l B__ ........1rInnM 

A 8 usiness Ca reer offers unequa ll ed opportum nes 

fo r h ijth im;:o me and succe ssful a, hiew:ment. SU AW' 

Counes in business training will fit yo u tor meecinJt those 

o pponuni lies. 

Co n sul, us X O\\' regu d inlt SU AW' C.our:ocs in 

Busine ss Training, so thai no lime will he 1051 ...·ben 

you h...-e fini shed your lIilth School slUdies. 

, /toIM. ca lf o r wriM ,~ fllEf Ilooll.tl-" Up witt> It.. Ii_ ," to 

SHAW SCHOOls-Hud Oflict, 1130 81' St.., TDrDntD 1(1. 3165 

SHAW BUSINESS SCHOOLS CO~::~::'DHE';.CE 

Al , RAE and JIM MERCER STUDIOS 

Commercial Ar t and Photograph Retouching 

95A KIN G ST. W EST f L. 4162 TORO NTO, ONTA RIO 

816 Bathurst Street KE. 5752 

KEnwood 8091 

STITS KY 

TEXTilE CENTRE 

'"EVERYTHING IN ttXTIUS" 

Toronto. Ontario 

CANADA STAMP * 

Compliments ot 

A X D srsxcn. co. LTD. 

The 11 0111 1' of )f uhhl' r Stamps, S It't,1 

.-l\ f. t: d STEELE 

S la mp,., St'al I' rt',.,,(·,., Ch eek Protect- 

ARCHITECTS 

ur I


135 

LAURIE'S MUSIC and RADIO 

Co mplete Line 

"U-7011 - IIUJEIIIIIU - COI . U~III1 ,\ 

I .O~"O,," - ~"':IICllIn' 

• • • 

-IIOTPOINT - 

VICTOR 

Cleaners and Tailors 

• • • 

" LOOK NEAT - 

SEE PETE" 

• • • 

6 Hour Cleaning and 

Pressing Service 

• • • 

458 YONGE 5T. KI . 0904 

PElley 

\Vl-\TEIlS 

FLORIST 

Limited 

••• 

.t .t .~ Danforth Ave. 

GE. 1I2;)·6

136 T H E M AGNET 

Compliments 

01 

IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA 

• • • 

HEAD OFFICES AND BRANCHES IN TORONTO 

. TRY 

VALLEY VIEW DAIRY 

FOR 

QUALITY with SERVICE 

PHONE HA. 1152·J.{ 

660 PAPE AVE.


RA. 1388 

MA.7808 

lAtter Hours l 

A. JOLLIFFE 

Plumbing and Heating 

RA. 1341 

453 CHU RCH STREET, TO RONTO 

H ·Hou r Emergency Repair 

Service . • . 

MODEL FISH & CHIPS 

465 YONGE ST. 

"Table Service a nd 

Every Co ur tesy" 

WA. 0121 

Com pliments of 

Barker's Biscuits Limited 

• • • 

Bakers of Fam ous Biscuits 

lor Young an d Old 

• • • 

" BARKER'S MEANS QUALITY" 

Eu ryth ing ;n- 

SCH OOL SUPPLIES 

Book_. Stationery. G r@e tinq Card•• 

Lendinq Ubrary 

Ma qa li ne. a nd Ne wspape r. 

Irom all ove r ' he world . 

ROHERS BOOK SHOP 

15 Bloor St. West 

The Smart Shop tor 

Y oung Men 

SLACKS - 

B-BOB VESTS 

Persona lized Keychains. etc. 

507 DANFORTH .•. " AT LOGAN "

138 T H E M ACNET 

RA. 2303 Comp lime nts 01 

WINONA FLOWERS 

LIMITED 

V ALI N'S 

PHARMACY 

413 8LOOR ST. EAST PRESCRIPTION SPECIAUSTS 

a t Sh.rbOllrn. 

309 Dan forth Avenu e 

• Toront o 

WE SEND n OWERS ANYWHERE IN 

THE WORLD 

Phone GE. 3600 

AL'SMEN'S WEAR 

• •• 

Specialists in 

Young Me n ' s 

Trousers 

crnd 

Sportsw ear 

• • • 

CLEVER CLEANE RS 

SUITS PRESSED 

WHILE U WAIT 

• • • 

"Look 5mQrl th e Clltver W a y .. 

%3 rONGE ST. Phont : EL. OOS6 

Whe n in need 01 0 

New pair of Shoes 

We promise 

ye" full sa tis factio n. 

329h rONGE ST. 

ELgin 3646 

TORONTO 

E. R. CHERRY 

477 Da nforth Ave . Toronto, Onl. 

A I Logan A ven ue 

COLUMBU S 

GRILL 

HOT A;'\ 11 COLI) P I.ATES 

I-TI.I. ('(leK SI-; .\1fo:AI..o.; 

Sl't:C LU ST l"fH:\"T 

L t:\" CHt:O \" 

( 'O.\IJ>U:TE SODA 

f'O I':\T.-\I:\ l"iER \"IO : 

.16 -1 SH EUBOUR,XE ST nEET 

(J u,,1 bo:olo ", We III"..It')" S t.) 

n ..\..2689


139 

TIlOPICi\L FISII 

Largest Importers of New and Rare Fish 

in Toron to 

Aquariums, Plants, Aeration Equipme nt; Dist ributors for Long 

Hydro Approved Heaters a nd Thermostats 

Life Products 

WHOLESALE AND RETAI L - AFTERNOONS OR EVEN INGS 

G. &: E:. IIEIII - :SO O,\K STII..:ET 

Complimen ts of 

CASINO THEATRE 

IQUEEN a nd BAYI 

• • 

Home 01 Toronto's Only Va ud eville 

BUCKEYE BRAND 

Reg'd , 

DUNGAREES FOR M EN 

TRIGGER 

Reg'd . 

BRAND 

DUNGAREES FOR BOYS 

Sold fr om Coast to Coas t 

• • • 

Peerless Shirt 

Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 

TORONTO 

MOSSMAN'S 

MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 

Wish 

JARVIS 

"The Best 01 Luck" 

• • • 

SIX TORONTO STORES

140 TH t MaGN ET 

~ ~ ... .../~0ll ~ 6fuJ~ 

SHoEs A SPECIALTY · '88 Ya NG ; s r e er r 

TORONT O 

IIILLCHEST ~'OTOIIS LUIITED 

"W here Bathurst Me ets Vaughan " 

KE. 11 04 

Ford ond Monarc h Deal ers 

Talae the --Hoya'''' 

Road to Saving 

Today is a good tim e to 

sta rt your savings o c 

count. Then add to it 

regularly e a c h month. 

The habit grows with 

every dollar you save. 

You can Bank on the "RO YA L" 

THE 

ROYAL 

BANK 

OF CANADA 

II01'S • C;III1.S 143 Danforth Avenue GLad. 3424 

Come for your Toront o GE.9670 

MADETO MEASUR E 

BISHOP ELECTRIC CO. 

STR ID ES OR SlAX Authorized 

to 

GENERAL EL ECTR IC 

JUNIOR· TEEN SHOP Home Appliance Dealer 

440A Pa rlia ment St. Lighting Fixtures - Refrigerators - 

10"/0 Discount to Jarvisites Radios - Ranges


ADelaide 1648 

"We Finish the Best Shirt in Town" 

q UEEN CITY U,'NIt 

Pick·u p and Delivery Service 

LAUNItRY 

128 QU EEN ST. EAST 

t'~tet"se'4l} 

COLLEGE 

"Shortest and Surest Method" 

MATRICULATI ON- 

GRADES IX-XIII 

S mall . ' lIdy gro\lJ*. Indi " idllal inst ruction. limiled enrolme nt £Grly application 

ad" illab le . Te le phone Mi. 2013. 

84 Woodlawn A"enue West Toronto 5, Onto no 

@ 

Intere 

sting .' e ft'ellery Sh o p 

32 Bloor St. East MIdway 5975 

MOVING? 

Out-of-Town or 

Across th e Street 

Phone 

ROBERTSON· NASH STORAGE 

RUBBERSET COMPANY 

LIMITED 

Ma nufa cture rr 01 

Pa int. Shaving a nd Too th Brushes 

• 

LIMITED 

73·75 ELM STR EET GRAVENHURST. ONTARIO 

AD. 5475 

• • • • 

Storage Accommodation VAN COUV ER - WINNIPEG 

A..a iloble TORONTO - MONTREAL 

in our Modern Warehouses

142 T H E MAGN ET 

Complimen ts ot 

SILVEII TIP CO F F E E 

180 Carlton Street 

S IIO I' 

Toronto, Ontario 

II 

orva l j wyckoff 

op tometrist 

311 danforth ave 

g errard 4666 

MEDALS 

TROPHIES 

PEN NANTS 

CLASS PINS 

PRIZE CUPS 

PR IZE RIBBONS 

RIB BON STR EAMERS 

CELLULOI D BUTTONS 

CRESTED SWEATS HIRTS 

SCHOOL IN SIGN IA JEWELRY 

FELT EMBROIDEREDlind CHEN tu.r CRESTS 

* 

TROPHY· CRAFT LIMITED 

. 

102 Lomba rd St. 

Toronto 

I'lln ST o n ,\.G E 

RA. 1139 

Call 

(:OLQUIIOUNS 

Scottish FUR HOUSE Lid . 

38 Bkillr St. W, 

Comp lim ents 

of 

GE. 1168 

231 Dontorlh A.e. 

E. RO Y COURTNEY, PHM.B. 

Dispensing Che mist 

186 Carlton St., 01 Bleecker 

Midway 9118 

TO RONTO 

M I D W A Y 8 100 

2 01 W EL L ESL EY ST . 

COYLE 'S 

F A NC Y G ROCE RI ES F RES H FRUI T S


'l1ictoria (l[ollege 

in the 

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 

F01l 1ld..d b)' !

"We BELL iJ a 

ffood 

It/ace 10 I fJdlk,n 

- 

Yc'ar after P 'lll' hundreds of pJ1lIl ~ IIII'll 1I11tl wo men 

fi nd ("lIngt'llial jnt." at the B.·II where an 

ever-ex panding business offers unlimited opportunity 

for advanremeut . The t:HUtI fellow-hip or 

h·If'I,hulIl· IH'UP)f'. their prid e in their jn"", ami 

their ahili!)' III ,",urk to gether a re ~ u llle 

of tbe rl'a"OIl" \\ by people "'

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