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I l iTHE-<br />
<strong>1952</strong><br />
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We're Proud to Pre sent<br />
SHEILA McCOY and<br />
GEORGE PHILLIPS<br />
Your Simpson's Colleg iote Club Reps!<br />
They' re the pa ir wh o hove kept you a lerted on the golo doings for you r<br />
c ro wd a t Simpson's' Keep in tou c h wit h them for fut ure e ve nt s.<br />
Canada's You th Cen tre
2 T ilE " b GNET<br />
)5 fRONT SHEET EAST<br />
'"World', Fou rll Po, lobl. T, prw,il" H<br />
Now with thl • •d u,i. , f.oly,e;-<br />
Page Gage<br />
l C SMITH (, CORO NA TYP EWRITERS<br />
01 COllodo l imited<br />
TORONTO, ONTARIO<br />
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY<br />
Kingston. Onta rio<br />
I ncorporated b)' Royal Cha r te r 11l -& 1<br />
S itua ted ill Ih... ol d t'~t dt)' in Ontari 0--3.t bultdin z s-s- Heahh ins ura nce provided<br />
d u r ing- M's~ ion .<br />
.-\RTS - Cour ,,",s lea ding to t he de g rees of B.A . a nd R eam. Pa r t of the work<br />
may be done b)" S ummer School and corres pondence.<br />
SC It::\ C l':-Co u r>'t' ~ Jeadinl{ to t he degree of H.Sc. in Chemlstry, ~l i l1t'ralog )'<br />
and G t'OI O~T . P h)""ic!l; a nd in ) li n inlC. :'ol l'ta llurKinl, Chem ical . Civil ,<br />
:\ I ~ ha n ic a l a nd Elect r-ica l E n"inei:'r ing.<br />
GRADUATfo: course" in Arts and Science leadlnz 10 t he dt'l{'fl"t.' !1 of :'01..-\.,<br />
)1. Com.• )I,St . a nd Ph.D.<br />
) (lo:D ICI:'\E-Co u r ",, ~ leading to t he deg ree s of )I. U", C,)!. , a nd )I.Sc. O It.·d,l ;<br />
Diploma of P ubl ic Health, a nd Dip loma in )I ed ica l Ra di ololC)',<br />
~U ItS I~G S C n:~ CE-Cou r~ s leadin" to the degree of B .~ .Sc .<br />
c ( n I B I ~ f; 1> COI; HS ES in A rts a nd P h y ~ ic a l a nd Hea lt h Edu....a tion leadin "<br />
t o t he B,A.. H.r .H. E. degrees.<br />
) l a t r icula tion pa m phlet, sen t on re quest. includes cumple te list o f schola rs hi!ls<br />
and pr-izes awarde d on en tra nce and on Uni\"er.'lit)" work,<br />
E xce lle nt facilit ies are prodded for at.hletic s-c-Intercolleg-late and int ra mu ra l<br />
- incl ud inlC Jootball. t ra ck, swim ming an d d ivinlC. hockey, sk iinlC, skatiulC,<br />
tennis, hnsketball, ha dm in ton , a rch er)', hoxi ng a nd wre stfinz .<br />
11" 6 1,' lu Th,' /( " /Jisl t' " · ju,. It ("Ulill u/ " Q" t'f ,,'" l ,t I 'icl " "u "<br />
IDnibtrsilp Colltgt<br />
UniUl'r!litu of Woronto<br />
Cnhe r~it ~ · Colleee, the Provi ncial A rb Colle ge, enrols s tudents<br />
in a ll cou rses lead inK to the deg ree o f Ha ehelor of Ar ts a nd<br />
Ba ch elor of Co mme rce.<br />
There are t hi rty-nine ent rance sc hola rships.<br />
Hursa r les a re availa ble for able st udents who need as ...istanee.<br />
An illu- dra ti ve. In fo r ma ti ve hooklet ma y he ob ta ine d b~ ' writinK to<br />
T HE KE(; I~TH .\I t, t ":'\I\"EH :o' lTY C'OLl.EGE, t ::,\I\' EH:o'ITY OF TOIW:,\TO,<br />
TOHO:,\TO s. O:'\T AHIO<br />
I
J.4.Rn$ COllEGIATE<br />
3<br />
a\e\~t~..sclt~f]l<br />
1.... COLLEG E .<br />
S~or t~U<br />
and Surest Method<br />
MATR ICULATION GRADES IX - XIII<br />
Small study groups · lndiyiduol inuruction _ Combined mat riculation one! 1ec. t to' ;ol COu ' U I<br />
84 Woodlawn Ave. W. Toronto, Canada<br />
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pyren:~n.!~~~f~~t~~~T ~~mpanY<br />
9 1 E AST DON R OAD W AY<br />
'rue ) IAGSET<br />
SHORT STOP KENN ELS<br />
PUG PUPPIES f OR SALE<br />
696 Ma rkham St. KE. 0580<br />
RA. 2303<br />
WINONA FLOW ERS<br />
LIMITED<br />
413 BLOOR ST. EAST<br />
01 S/le, bow. n,"<br />
WE SEN D fLOWERS ANYWHER E IN<br />
THE WORLD<br />
ROBERTSON<br />
& MORGAN<br />
Memb er s<br />
Toronto Stock Exchange<br />
Montrea l Stock Exc ha nge<br />
Montreal Curb Ma rket<br />
*<br />
CARWAY<br />
SALES<br />
MOTOR<br />
38 KIN G ST. WEST<br />
PLaza 6201<br />
*<br />
Ottawa · Toronto - Montreal<br />
910 St. Clair Ave. West<br />
WYMBOLWOOD BEACH<br />
LODGE<br />
Art Dunsford.<br />
c/o Wye'l'Qle. Onto<br />
Sofe. Solid, Beoch 101' Ew u the S...allest<br />
Child,ell<br />
HVo(ot io"s tOf all the lo ...il, ··<br />
orva l i wyckoff<br />
optometrist<br />
311 danforth ave<br />
ge rrard 4666
.J.\R\"!:" C OLl.t:GI An:<br />
;j<br />
Phonog raph R ~ c o r d s<br />
Rod'Ot T ~ I ey i s i o n<br />
Applia ncet<br />
WAYNE RA DIO<br />
446 Parliament St. PRo 3388<br />
WARWOOD RADIO SERVICE<br />
GUARANTEED RE PAIRS TO<br />
Rod ios . T~ I~yi s io.. - Cor Rodiot<br />
T
Tm: ~L\GNET<br />
NOW • •. BEFORE<br />
YOU LEAVE SCHOOL<br />
B ~fm"~ rou leave school is t he lime co "tat.<br />
lish a bankinjt ronneccion . \1Ii'h ate,u husinns<br />
or profe...ional ca rrer r ou rna)' h.' e in mind,<br />
)·ou . ·ill find Iha l . n " tlr .....d acion . -ith<br />
The Bank of :\ou $eOlia ...i11 M '"""' c help.<br />
fu l in che ,un 10 come. Sia n . 'ith • wo \'injt•<br />
• «:ounl ... no amount i. 100 .mall . . . and<br />
it is never t OO earlr 10 open all acCOU nL<br />
THE BANK OF NOVA SCOT IA<br />
MAPLE<br />
LEAF<br />
TOILET SOAP
J ARn,:o: COLLEGIATE<br />
7<br />
Banking as a career<br />
\\"hl'n yo u're thlnklnu ove r you r f uture. consider<br />
bunking as a ca reer. It offers many advantages <br />
sta bil ity of em ployment - a posit ion of re spect<br />
in the comm unity - oppor tu niti es for adva ncement<br />
and self improvemen t - int eresting work and congenial<br />
fellow worker s. Th e manager of t he Roya l Ba nk<br />
Branch nearest you would be ha ppy to ta lk it over<br />
with you at a ny t ime .<br />
IHE ROYAL BANK<br />
OF CANADA<br />
Jarvis Co l/e.l{ia te Graduates of <strong>1952</strong><br />
.-\ ca reer with Th e Dominion Bank nffer~ you ma ny<br />
adva ntaees • •• j ob securnv . . . unlim it ed o ppnrlunit~"<br />
. . . com munitj- standing . .. the basis of a fine future.<br />
lnves t la a te today : Consult the staff Superv isor of T he<br />
Unm inion Ba nk a bout opportunities open to YOLI.<br />
THE<br />
DOMINION BANK<br />
( .; ,.tahli~hM 18"'11 )<br />
H R A ~ C II E S T H ROUG HO UT CA ~A [J A
Dennison School of Speech<br />
Correc tion<br />
543 JARVIS STREET<br />
TORONTO 5<br />
Ofte. ing the mont ad.anced a ~ d scientific:<br />
methods for th e co..e et io~ 01 stamm e, ing<br />
and othe. ne',ous dd ects of speec h.<br />
WILLIAM DENNISON<br />
Di,ect o,<br />
585 Sherbo urne St. KI. 2131<br />
LIMITED<br />
PLUMB ING - HEATING . APPLIANC ES<br />
City Wide<br />
Service<br />
A GOOD POSITION<br />
con be to urs b ~ qua lif, ing a, on u pe,t<br />
,tenag. ophe•• boaH ecpe,. a. secretar , .<br />
Ii Home 01 Vit"miJIc "<br />
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For Delive ry Phone<br />
HA. 2167<br />
The " Dominion" con help ~ou Ih,ou
JA RVI:' COL Lt:r.IATE<br />
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GOLDEN GATE<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
403 Bloor St. E.<br />
I N ~ o ' Sh ~,b o u, n ~ '<br />
PRo 2950<br />
WHER E STUDENTS AR E<br />
WELCOME<br />
TO MEET AND EAT<br />
Toronto (''''''I, Ii" ,, ''' '~ " I'<br />
A FR IEND<br />
I ('~1t'1t'lift(<br />
( ''''''l' l i", n,t ~ "j<br />
Yo ur H c.·a d
10 T H t: ~I ,\ G X ET<br />
LAWRENCE'S<br />
I.G.A. FOOD MARKET<br />
HOLLYWOOD<br />
THEATRE<br />
Dua l<br />
Aud ito riu m<br />
317 Corlto" St. RA. 251 9<br />
1519 rONGE ST. t cb ove St. Cloir l<br />
at hom e with<br />
RCA VICTOR 'S<br />
AUTOMATIC<br />
"45" CHANGER<br />
24-Hour Service - Phone MI. 2922<br />
GUARA NTEED RADIO REPAIRS<br />
MI. 2922<br />
0 .. all mokn 01<br />
RADIOS<br />
HOWARD RADIO C:r<br />
HOME APPLIANCE<br />
601 TONG E ST.<br />
l A' Glollcu lerl<br />
Only<br />
11995<br />
Plays through ~~~~<br />
any Radio ~<br />
~ Pig.,. up 10 8 of the new<br />
W no n·breaka ble " 4 5 "<br />
rec ords w ith trigger a ction CIII'<br />
lom eli"<br />
changing . It'. world',<br />
fine st a nd f,ul" , at ,h . low., t<br />
price ev e r for (I fully e vtemati,<br />
cho nger.<br />
F. V. JOHNSTON C:r CO.<br />
46 Yange St.<br />
Ico,ner Wellingt on I<br />
Toronto<br />
HOOPER'S DRUG STOR E<br />
Bloor and Sherbourne Sts.<br />
RAndolph .J165<br />
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8 B'CInches in TO
JARn~ C Ol.U:G IATt:<br />
11<br />
C'''''I''j",.."h ..,<br />
ST. LAW RENCE MARK ET<br />
SURPLUS SALES<br />
Army & Ai.fofC l Clolhing • Boots & SIIOli<br />
Comping Suppli" _ Torpouli ns - PoinU<br />
157 King St. E. EM. 6·4565<br />
BRANCH STORE<br />
696 Queen St. E. RI. 6851<br />
QUEE NS DALE TEA<br />
limited<br />
ROOMS<br />
401 Bloor Street East Toronto<br />
Jusl oround Ihl co,n"<br />
Where stu dents meet to eat<br />
BLOOR AND SHERBOURNE<br />
NICHOLS' MEAT MARK ET<br />
461 Par lia ment St. RA. 1945<br />
We<br />
D,li.er<br />
Il~<br />
rruuJuaiio#£<br />
WHAT?<br />
If it is a quest ia n of advanced<br />
technical ed uc ation a<br />
Diplom a co urse at one of th e<br />
Provinci a l Technical Insti t utes<br />
ma y be the a nswe r.<br />
• RYERSON INSTITUTE OF<br />
TECHNOLOGY<br />
50 Gould St.<br />
To,o nto 2<br />
• LAKfHEAO TECHNICAL<br />
INST ITUn<br />
100 Cumberlond SI.<br />
Part Arlhu,<br />
• THE INSTI TUTE OF<br />
TEXTILES<br />
136 W,n, wort h SI. N.<br />
Homilion<br />
• T HE INSTITUH OF<br />
MIN ING<br />
Hoileybury<br />
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~O ...TAR 'O<br />
D' ....rt_. t of<br />
U "".t...<br />
P R O C T O R ' S<br />
£STABLl~ED 1895<br />
Z6Z YONGE ST.<br />
FIO' II" >oluei in Diamonds ' Wo lch" . Ringi<br />
. Cos'ume J,. el" • G.od uoti on Gilu .<br />
CI"no • Sil."wo" . etc .<br />
h l1 IU lld t ree in PrOClor OpliCf;,1 Co.<br />
Inu t door I<br />
II<br />
Visits a nd Enqu iries<br />
Are W elcomed<br />
For detoiled information<br />
direct enq uiries to<br />
PRI NCIPAL<br />
Of T he Inst itute Conce rned<br />
_<br />
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12<br />
MARSHA LL'S DRUG STOR E<br />
DISPENSING CHEMISTS<br />
4 12 Summerhill Ave. l nea r Ma cle nna n Hillt Telephone RA. 2222<br />
DAYLIGHT STUDIO<br />
PHOTOG RAPHERS Oil Burne u In51a lled<br />
A. Complete Photograph ic Service<br />
O. er 3S Yeo' 5 of Exper ience<br />
f uel Oil D el i. e r ~<br />
Ser-tc c<br />
An ~wh e r e . Anytim e HARROLD'S COAL CO. LTD.<br />
312 Queen St E. Toronto 2<br />
(a t B erke le~ '<br />
Phone EMpire 4-759 3<br />
346 Ca rlow Ave. HA. 1163<br />
F. JOSEPH CORN ISH<br />
Barrister and Solicitor<br />
1407 Sterl ing Tower Building, 372 Boy Street, Toronto ADelaid e 6406<br />
w. H. COX<br />
COAL LIMITED<br />
412 c.P.R. BUILD ING<br />
( ~ ' JI" I , l i "" · " ' H ,,/<br />
•<br />
W holesa le Dist ributors<br />
Ant hracite . Bit uminous . Coke<br />
A fuel for every purpose.<br />
NORMACK RESTAURANT<br />
Over half a cent ury of se rvice to co rner of<br />
Onta rio Fuel Dea lers an d Consumers<br />
YONGE & WELLESLEY<br />
•<br />
PHONE : EMpire 4·3146
.J AR\'I=- C OLU,:ta An: 1:1<br />
- Coast to Cccst Service -<br />
:J)i4-0m VG-H. s g~<br />
Agent : Allied Van Lines<br />
Moving . Storage - Packing<br />
830 CHURCH STREET<br />
Mld.....ay 4668 -9<br />
Affiliate : Dixons, London, Onto<br />
NORTHMOR E CLEANERS<br />
"We Toke Pride in the Clo' hn You Wea r"<br />
C"'I!I ,'i"" ,,,t ~ ,,/<br />
POUNTN EY DRUG STOR ES<br />
LIMI TE D<br />
Feot", in
Tilt; ~ f A G r-;ET<br />
('om pli mt" t. uf<br />
BRITlSH·AMERICAN MOTORS (Canada) Ltd.<br />
CHEVROLET<br />
77 A"enue Rd.<br />
OLDSMOB ILE<br />
KI. 4101<br />
Try<br />
VALLEY VIEW DAIRY<br />
FOR<br />
QUALITY and SERVICE<br />
PHONE HA . 1152. 3-4<br />
660 PAPE AVE.<br />
HUDSON<br />
FURNITURE & CLOTHING DEPARTMENT STORE LTD.<br />
297 QUEEN ST. EAST EM. 4·6413<br />
Our guarant ee on all merchandise or money refunded.
J .,R\'(:" C OLLt:GIAT E<br />
15<br />
co.<br />
GIfT S fOR<br />
EVERY OCCASION<br />
f iRST CLASS<br />
P. EPAIRS<br />
DIAMONDS<br />
WATC HES<br />
JEWELLE RY<br />
SILVERWA RE<br />
CLOCKS<br />
PHONE KI . 2622<br />
Winning<br />
pause<br />
YOU CAN RELY<br />
on our<br />
EQUI PMENT OF QUALI TY<br />
JACK WATSON<br />
Sporting Goods Ltd.<br />
on Church St. 199-201 - Toronto<br />
EM. 3-7277
ur ~I A G !'\ t:T<br />
FEDERAL COAL COM PA NY LIMITED<br />
76 Shaftesbury A'fenu e Mld ....a y 2«$<br />
458 CHURCH ST.<br />
DOUG. LAURIE SPORTS & CYCLE<br />
Maple l eol Go,denl<br />
Telephone EMpi. e 3·9·H 7 TO~ON TO 5, ONT.<br />
A CHANCE<br />
TO<br />
ft MAKE<br />
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MUSIC " vs:,6 8.~'\.~~ ;;;<br />
WI T H OUR r ''-.:"-' Q>.<br />
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MU SICAL INSTRUMENT<br />
RENTA L PLAN<br />
l u, ing on inu rumcnt i, n't necu sa.,.. because<br />
'au mo, ren' one of our line inl ' ruments fa.<br />
on U 'ended period. But of aU, cu r, penn,<br />
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JARViS COl. L [(~ I ATE<br />
19<br />
TABLE Of CONTENTS<br />
<strong>Magnet</strong> Staff<br />
Pr incipal's :\Iessage<br />
Editorials<br />
Far ewell<br />
The King<br />
Commencement<br />
Va ledicto ry<br />
Scholarships<br />
Honour S tude nts<br />
Literary<br />
Life<br />
Don't Lt!t It Ha ppen<br />
E Sl"a pe<br />
Smiles<br />
~I y Trip Hack Home<br />
A Friend .uHI a Pair of Shoes<br />
Christmas Gift<br />
Hope s Fulfilled<br />
Cttv Ligh ts<br />
Reali zatio n<br />
Slightly Sanguimlry<br />
Sloths<br />
Poetry<br />
Exch ange<br />
Humour<br />
Staff Stuff<br />
~I i n t' r \" a ' s Diary<br />
Orga nizations<br />
Gir ls' S ports<br />
Bovs' Spo rts<br />
Graduating Class<br />
Form News<br />
A ut ogra phs .<br />
20<br />
22<br />
25<br />
28<br />
30<br />
33<br />
35<br />
:16·37<br />
38 -39<br />
41<br />
42<br />
43<br />
44<br />
45<br />
46<br />
47<br />
48<br />
49<br />
50<br />
61<br />
62<br />
51<br />
55<br />
60<br />
67<br />
70<br />
73<br />
88<br />
93<br />
101<br />
111<br />
122
STAFF<br />
<strong>1952</strong><br />
F-:Il Br R:
.IARVI ~ ("OLUX:IATE<br />
2 1<br />
EDITORIAL STAff<br />
Edit ors<br />
WALL ACE Itt: SSnL<br />
J UDY ItOX GAIW<br />
ll If H i l ll ' H .~ .lJllI/ l/!fI'/"<br />
ALAX RE YXOLIJ S<br />
CirC/l/l/ til/1l .l/ llf/l/fli T<br />
STE n ; ~I OItIAIt T Y<br />
Literar-y<br />
Poetr-y<br />
A rt<br />
Photography<br />
Humour<br />
For m News<br />
\ ·,U' PU X ARVA I SE:\,<br />
J OllA:\' :\l CDO~ALJ)<br />
P ArL VAS LoA:\'<br />
BOB F ORWARD<br />
J r DY (;LOflE<br />
FRAS C E~ FREE)lA:\'<br />
Ht:LES :\IITCHEU.<br />
DA ~ Bt:RTSICK<br />
Aspy ZAJAC<br />
H ARVEY C OWA:\'<br />
EDWAIW R t:RST Y:\,SI\ Y<br />
Or ~ l\ n i 7. l\ ti ous<br />
BAR ~ ARA<br />
lo:SK OW<br />
:\tint'r nl':-I<br />
Diar....<br />
EVELY~<br />
:\I ARK<br />
Ex ch ange<br />
Puhl icit....<br />
S ports-c-Hoys'<br />
PAT AG~EW<br />
VAPPU );AR VA I~ E:\'<br />
JOIIAS :\ l cDoSALIl<br />
G w ES P AGE<br />
\\" ALI-ACE H t: s~F.I.I .<br />
SI )Ort~ (;i l" l ll '<br />
J OY<br />
VER:\'O~<br />
Cover<br />
.11)1 K OZUBI CK
22<br />
'fm: :\IAGNt:T<br />
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE<br />
At the time of my retiremen t in J une. I s hal l have se r ved rather more<br />
than thirtv yearll on th e staff of what we are proud to ca ll the "Old School".<br />
Of the present staff. only :\Ir. Brokenshire. :\Ir. :\Iackt>r racher. :\Ir. Nelson<br />
and I marched up to t he " Xew Buil ding" , twenty-eight years ago.<br />
A rat her se nt imental person. 1 con fess that. on nights when I get a<br />
cha nce to res t. it is my practice to fill UJ> a battery of pipes an d in ret ros<br />
pect to see again. in a haze of smoke but wit h a clearness of memory.<br />
stude nts who have gi ven very sign ifica nt se rvice to Canada. At t he same<br />
time. I reflect th at the smiling fa ces of presen t day st ude nts. many of them<br />
newcomers to t his land of oppo r tun it y give promise of contr tbutlrur just as<br />
greatly to the na tional cu lture and developmen t.<br />
To you belongs th e fu ture and it is you rs to make or to mar. but I am<br />
confident t hat th e ins pi ration of fr-iendly relationships wit h your fellow<br />
stu dent s a nd the membe rs of a loyal and devot ed staff of teachers will help<br />
you acqu ire an understa nd ing of va lues in the sp iritual an d moral sense.<br />
Rut do not forge t that the essence of what we ca ll Democracy is that you<br />
should wor k out your problem s with a knowledge t hat th e responslbilitv<br />
of for nu nz cor rect conceptions lies with you.<br />
I shall not bid you good-bye, for 1 s hall follow your pr ogress wit h th e<br />
keenest interest a nd it must be that wherever I go. there will be wit h me<br />
always some thing of .la rvls.<br />
.J, T , ,JE N K I N ~<br />
Congratulations<br />
Th e :\ I a ~n e t ill P1"(I IICr/ to nnnovnce thut the Ullil'l'rHlt /f of Toronto has<br />
paid high tri bute to 0 " 1" prillciWd all d to th e .~ dwlal"lI h ip of th e .~ c1j( JfJ1 whkh<br />
hI' (nI d I! ill IIpledin f} him, (llollg with Th e R t. Hon, C, D, Howl', LL. D.•<br />
.Hillister of T rude (/lid Commerce an d The H(JlI. I.. 1'H1ie F 1"II ,~ f , Lls.D.. P I1'm c<br />
stinieter of Gv tori o, (llId other disting uish ed Cal/adi"ns. to receive th e<br />
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The Trend of the Modern<br />
Generation<br />
I t is di ffi cul t Ior a conscientious pa re nt of to-day to Ig nore wholly t he<br />
cha nges which ha ve taken place in ch ild ren d uring the la st ge ne ration,<br />
T hese changes a re due to r nan y causes. bro ug ht forward by the advent of<br />
scientific de vices for entertainment, ex pand ing socia l li fe pa r-ticularb' in<br />
school. church a nd cl ubs . and above all , t he consta nt st ruggle fo r freedom<br />
of t hought word lind deed. bv all the nations of t he wo r ld, All t hese inftuences<br />
han ' PO l'l l'l ~ ss pd voung people with a n inbor n de sire to practise t hese<br />
freed oms.<br />
In dealinz w ith the r u-st two, on e ,;ee,; t he obvious results. suc h as.<br />
late hours. neglected study in the case of students. which us ually leads to<br />
lea ving sc hool . a nd H fr-ivolo us attitude in many, One must a p preciate the<br />
a n xiety of the parents c-hen you consider the fact tha t most child ren a re<br />
seldom home, urn! that they "",e their sons and daughters ,;eeminKly throwinll<br />
as ide a ll the ideals which they as parents haw t ried for many ye
26 TUE ~IAGNET<br />
Our<br />
Heritage<br />
BEVERLEY FISLASD. 5C<br />
We are Ca nadians. We are citizens of a cou nt ry with customs and traditions<br />
all it s own. Our way of life is not a ca rbon copy of Old Countr y<br />
living. nor do we imi ta te every move made by our neighbours to the so uth.<br />
There a re so me who look upon Canad ian s all "colonials", and ot hers who<br />
regard Canadians on ly as potenti al Am erica ns. Those a re th e peo ple who<br />
have come in contact with Canadians indifferent to t hei r heritage.<br />
The lack of know ledge some Canadians show regarding th eir country<br />
and its history for-ms pa rt of t he basis for t hese attit udes . Although we<br />
crit icize man y America n customs and ideas. we mus t recognize that one<br />
th ing they do. and do well is make su re all th ei r sc hool child re n are well<br />
stee ped in American history. Ask any American school child about Patrfck<br />
Hen ry or th e elg nl ng of t he Declaration of Independence and you will<br />
receive a knowledgeable reply, In our schools Amer-ican history receives<br />
alm ost as much emphasis as our own. For example. most Canadians can<br />
give an acco unt of the work of Abraham Lincoln . which ill important. but<br />
how many can give a compara ble account of the acco mplishments of Sir<br />
J ohn A. ) t acdonald, our first Prime ) Iinister? If only man)' othe rwise<br />
intelligent Canadian s would take the troubl e to familia rize themselves<br />
with Ca nadian history. Ca nada would cease to be regarded as extension<br />
of the U,S. A,<br />
T he fogg inesl'l regarding the R.c.),I.P. ill a part icular case of this indifference,<br />
T here a re Canadians. qu it e intelligent, who think of Mount lee<br />
r es plen den t in t hei r dress sca rlet, continually ru sh ing about getti ng thei r<br />
man, As for knowing the mott o, or ot her pertinen t detail s about th e Force,<br />
only a few accom plish suc h a feat. "'1." must exe r t a n effor t to learn t he<br />
facts about ou r ow n nationa l police force, one of th e most famo us in t he<br />
world. fo r we ca nnot ex pect our neighbours to do the job for us.<br />
Some say we are tied to t he ),Ioth er Country's apron st r-ings. That we<br />
remain in th e Bri t ish Commonwealth. that we ha ve a Governor-general<br />
to rep resent t he Crown. and ot her traditio ns se rve as basis for such a<br />
statement. F rom the first agitation fo r se lf governmen t to Con fede ration.<br />
eve ry step was taken peacefully and according to th e law. Th e F athers of<br />
Confede ration deemed it best to stay within the E mpire rather than mak e a<br />
zornplete break, In spi te of accusations of sent imentality t hei r decision has<br />
sh ow n itself wise, Ca nada has profited from the yea r !'! of experience of<br />
t he Rritis h lawmakers, while being able to vote down any Br itish Leg-islation.<br />
concer ning t he Domi nio n. of which it does not approve. This arrangement<br />
convinces even outsiders . not affected by ties of t radition. of its<br />
Ines ti mable worth, Why t hen should we. Ca nadian s, belittle such a priceless<br />
treasure.<br />
We a re Canadian s. Being citizens of Canada entails more than profess.<br />
lng loyalty to the government. If we are to be good citizens, we must<br />
undertake th e responsibility of learning our count ry's background.
JAR\'I S COLU:til An:<br />
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The Road of Life<br />
Th e roads of lift' lit, open. Some lead upward s . some st re tch stra Isht<br />
and clear into th t' distance, so me s ink deeper and dl,t'pl'r. It is like nnv<br />
o rdi na ry network of road s. but fo r one a bse nt ch a racteristi cs: no hel pfu l<br />
5iR'1I info rms the traveller of the r-ight di rection . of w ha t th e next be nt!<br />
may bring .<br />
Th eil' convict ions a nd pri nci ples a re the direct ions of th ose who<br />
traw l the roads of life successfully. T hese are his g uides and th ev cont rol<br />
his decisions. It is lm peratl ve. th erefore, th at they Iw well-founded. solid,<br />
unshakeable.<br />
To buil d such convictions and make t hem t r ue we mus t IJp l'I UI'e of<br />
severa l a bsolute funda me nt a ls, Th e mos t important function of OUl' educuti<br />
on is to inspire th ese bas k concepts in us , and make them th e verv a xioms<br />
of our lives .<br />
Two wor ld wars sa w the death of ma n,\' cberi s hed ho pes a nd ideals.<br />
.:\Ia ny ot he r .... a re .... lowly sinking into dogma. In this incn'asinJ,rI,\' cvn ica l<br />
world, ma ny For-me r vir tue.... fa ll in to disrepute with ea ch generation : new<br />
ideals are born. Ce nt ur ies-old standa rds. fo r agel' regarded unsha keable<br />
and a bso lute, are becoming rela t ive and open to discussi on . T hi com ing<br />
yo unger generation il' eve n un certai n of it .... god. Some of th e mo t intellizent<br />
boys in Jarvis call th emselves a gnostic..... Ot he rs declare thei r Reason<br />
t heir god . Today, onl v th e unthinking can stamp on e t hing as unquestlonably<br />
a ood a nd another as j ust as bad.<br />
Yet, goodness and r ight must be a bsolu te and unch a ng ea ble. and rema<br />
in RO rega rdless of world changes. They a re the sa me now as at the verv<br />
moment of Creation. But they haw dimmed and been made obscure by a<br />
my riad of lesser loya lt ies. dogmat ic j ustices. a nd t he witty sa yinR'1' of a<br />
t ho usa nd philosopher s.<br />
Who knows wh at th e fa ce of ou r times will be like in t he histo ry books<br />
of tomorrow? Caesar. to my mind. was a killer of millions for his own<br />
ruthless ends, a power-drunk dicta tor wh o o rganized a privat e a rmy. and<br />
t rained it fo r the violen t over throw of a more or less democratic. though<br />
cor r upt . govemmeut. Caesar's cause was far less noble than that of Gallic<br />
tr ibes dying in d roves for their freedom . under the professi onal swords of<br />
Caesarian so ldiery. Yet history has placed the hero's laurel wreath on<br />
Caesar's head, and made th e cause of Ga ul a ppea r j usrly defeated .<br />
It is a gargant uan task to find axioms of truth in this all-consuming<br />
sea of confusion, and to convince ou rselves (n/llplf'tf'lll of th ei r validity.<br />
It is a deeply pe rsonal matter. ::\'0 one can really convince you of anvthinz .<br />
Yo u can be shown what ot hers believe right. but yo u must ch oose and<br />
tecide yourself.<br />
One of the chief characteristics of great men . often over looked. is that<br />
ea ch lived by a code of principle... to which he clung with iron determination<br />
a nd fo r wh ich he was willing to pe rish.<br />
Ha ving made you r dec! .... ion. abide by it. Th en you will heliew in yourself.<br />
a nd be ready for a nyt hi ng t he f utu re may held in store. And no<br />
longer will yo u he, in the word... of wise Dr. H. K_ Sandwell, "thoroug hly<br />
mixed up ".<br />
)1. T.
So met ime you migh t see )11'..Jenkin:'<br />
while It geometry class is in sess<br />
lon. peering in from the f ront door.<br />
nodding hi", head in approval. or<br />
zesttculettnv violentlv at a student's<br />
attempt to solve a problem. or you<br />
mig ht "ee him in the hall with a wist<br />
Cui look It:' he regards hi" youthful<br />
progenies who a r t' t ryin g to avoid his<br />
ga l e. :\11'. J enkins will alway" be a<br />
teacher : he can' t escape f rom t he life<br />
he has It'd ,. 0 wonderfull y t hroug ho ut<br />
the long years.<br />
\\" t' han' learned mu ch from ) [1'.<br />
J enkins. For one. we have learned<br />
t hat di scipline c ermtnates a nd r-ipens<br />
"lowly to maturity in the minds of the<br />
pupil" to a fu ll newe r - a compl ete<br />
sense of honour within on "elf. He has<br />
shown U :-I by example - the surest<br />
way of all teach ing - the way to a ct.<br />
to studv. and to lin'.<br />
FAREWELL<br />
I have co ncluded. liS ma ny other<br />
peo ple han', t hat the essence of ~~Teat<br />
men lies in t heir philosophy - that<br />
which directs them in evervdav life<br />
- enables them to t reat ot he r people<br />
Iair lv. A pa thway of light through<br />
the darkness. ~ I r , J enk ins mu s t haw<br />
thi s a s manifested by h is wo-k in<br />
sch ool.<br />
I have tr-ied to express our regret<br />
at ~I r . Jenkins' retirement. but let us<br />
t urn to happier thou ghts. Her e is the<br />
culm ination of yea rs of magnificent<br />
work endi ng in a great rewa rd , Xow<br />
he has t ime to pu rs ue t hose snatches<br />
of verses in the sa nct it y of hi s ow n<br />
home, a nd relish in reminiscing old<br />
sea adventures. He will no t he lon ely:<br />
fo r the memories of nll he has do ne<br />
at Jarvis will fill his hou rs wi th pleas.<br />
ure. ~ o w will hi s philosophy give to<br />
him the happillt·:"s a nd enj oyment for<br />
which he has worked so ha rd ,<br />
DEDICATED TO "NATIONAL HEALTH WEEK"<br />
Tlu- y irlli ol tln- flu /d. fl.'/ 11'/ ' «v dcr<br />
»t ond,<br />
A l 'f ' 1'i ,~ /.:i II !1 their !'ilol//ill rution,<br />
1/1 tlu-ir 0/'('0/11' [nr ,
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30 Tllr. " IAG~ET<br />
HIS<br />
LATE<br />
MAJESTY<br />
KING GEORGE VI<br />
On February 7 we re ce ived the startl ing new s that the<br />
King had died in his sleep . This wos announced to on Assembly<br />
of the whole school and the fol lowing prayer wc s heard by a<br />
silent a nd sor rowing stude nt body :<br />
o Lord, we thank thee tor the life of de vot ion a nd courage<br />
of ou r lote Sovere ig n. We reca ll thot h is pre sence stimulated<br />
h is subjec ts in the darkest hours. We pra y that the ideals<br />
wh ich mo tiva ted h is a ctio ns may st ill be the guide of his<br />
successors. We ask T hy guidance a nd p rotecti on for the<br />
Commonwea lth which he served so well. Amen.<br />
On February 15 th e Reve re nd Mr. Parr o f Glebe Rood<br />
Un ited Church, a distinguished soldi er before he entered the<br />
Christian M in ist ry, led us in a so lem n Memorial Se rvice , T he<br />
fa vou rite hymns of h is late Majest y were sung. The reveren-.<br />
tial bearing of the studen ts ind ica ted that their devotion to<br />
the Brit ish Crown wo s no mere formality.
JARVIS COl.LEGIATE<br />
31<br />
THANKS<br />
Once more the presses roll out the ~ I agn e t . We hope it will measu re up<br />
to the standard of journ alism you expec t and also to the previous sta nda rds.<br />
We have enjoyed the tas k of publishing your ~ I a gn e t and the experience<br />
of editing, writi ng and good ha rd work, will no doubt be appreciated later.<br />
Special t han ks goes to ~ I r . Coombs for giving so much of his time and<br />
valuable advice . Wit hout hill word s of wisdom and encouragement. the<br />
:\Iagnet ~ ta fr. would have, at times, given up com pletely. He has a grea t<br />
gift for finding out t he things th at aren't done.<br />
This yea r we were swamped with mater ial and unfortunately owing<br />
to the lack of space, we were forced to discard much of it. However, we<br />
would like to t hank all those who contributed articles that were not used.<br />
We would especially like to t ha nk, Gwen Page, Christine Gr ah am,<br />
Eleanor Gray , Claire :'tIcKay, Br uce Crockett and man y others who type<br />
so much and so willingly. The peck-peck of t heir typewr iters was music<br />
to our ea rs.<br />
Hate off to :\Ir. Cascallen. Dan Burnick and Andy Zajac for t heir<br />
work in the photography department. It's no fu n trying to corner camerashy<br />
people for pictures, but , they did it, as well as the numerous ot her<br />
t hings such as t racing na mes for photogra phs.<br />
Also we thank :\Ir. J ohnston and Alan Reynolds for their work in t he<br />
bus iness department. Without their sple ndid efforts for the adver -t ising, t he<br />
~t a g n e t would ha ve been doomed .<br />
To all our editors we offer since re t ha nks for t hei r much appreciated<br />
assista nce. Not many, we t hink . can visualize the amount of work done<br />
by the various depa rtments.<br />
At th is point we thank each and everv st udent for first of all supportink<br />
t he :\Iagnet ad mirably and secondly for the contrfbu tfons of mat erial an d<br />
for their magn ificen t response to the adverttslng campaign.<br />
We say good-bye to our principal this yea r but we cannot ex press our<br />
t ha nks to him adeq uat ely for the co-operat ion and advice, which he ha:'l<br />
give n th e ~ I ag n e t .<br />
MAGNET<br />
IEPRESENTATIYES<br />
f lUT FORMS; THIRD FORMS ;<br />
A. Annie Rudge Edward George A. Corer Wr'ghT Michae l Ca rd<br />
,. Glenna Wift9 Boo L,Ttle e. E'eano' E I ~ l e Boo fary,ard<br />
c. Pa: C'aft George i\\an,s<br />
c. Goll Green Boo Wor'(;<br />
e. Etizc betf Bamford Pt1 l11P Low\,Of"l<br />
o. Kay Mo"' >O Dovid Bern~le ,"<br />
E. Rosemary VI" non Jon W,II"ns<br />
E.. Jeane .v.eLe
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Commencement<br />
TR USTEt: :\IALE CO:\'GRAT t.:' U .n : S BOB HILL
On F riday. Octobe r the nin eteen th .<br />
J ervis Collegiate observed its annual<br />
commencement. At eight-thir ty p.m..<br />
to t he rousi ng tune of " Roll Off". a<br />
long line of solemn-faced young men<br />
and women marched int o t he bright<br />
auditorium which wall well filled wit h<br />
pro ud parents. relat ives an d f riends<br />
of t his. the graduating body of 1950<br />
51. Just pre vious to this. th e sta ff<br />
a nd gu ests had ta ken thei r places on<br />
the fern -decked platform.<br />
T he exercises began wit h an ope n<br />
ing pray er by the Reverend Canon<br />
Wilkinson of St. Paul's Chu rc h. who<br />
is a n "Old Roy of J arvis" . :'.Ir. J enkins<br />
gave a welcomi ng speech to all<br />
and offic iated ove r the exercises. The<br />
Chai r man of the Roard of Education.<br />
:'.I r. W. :'.Iale. th e speaker of t he eve <br />
ning. spoke to t he graduates. and his<br />
word!' will long be an inspi ration to<br />
them. T hen. regretfully. :'.Ir. ) [a1e<br />
exc used himself. as he had to appea r<br />
at anot her commence ment. However,<br />
before leaving he a nnounced t he<br />
names of those recelvlng t he Secondary<br />
School Graduation Diplomas.<br />
These ce rt ificates were presented by<br />
)Ir. Dvce who was assisted by )[i ss<br />
Irwin.<br />
T he Valedictory was given by :'.Iis :o;<br />
Barbara Burnett . who, "did not expect<br />
to be called upon. quite :010 ea rly<br />
in the eve ning." :'.Ii !o\!o\ Burn ett's speech<br />
remin isced back through her years at<br />
Jar vis. ex pressing ever y graduate's<br />
feelin gs for th eir old school.<br />
Among t he guests were: our former<br />
pri ncipal . )Ir. A. E. Allin. whom we<br />
are a lways pll'asl'd to see. and who<br />
said a few words to th e gradu ates ;<br />
) [ e ss r s Stracha n and Staples. two<br />
dearly beloved former teachers who<br />
we hope will return ofte n; )Ir. W.<br />
Harold )[a le ; )1 1'. r:. Roxboroug b.<br />
mem ber of the Board of Education<br />
fo r Wa rd Tw o ; )li:lS ) Iilichamp of<br />
Bish op St rachan School. We we re<br />
w ry so rv to hear that our f riend Dr.<br />
Barch ' was un able to attend because<br />
of iIliless.<br />
The Honour Graduates were then<br />
announced by :'.Ir. Sheppard. an d t he<br />
certificates were presented by :'.Ir.<br />
Roxborouz h who was asaisted by :'.Iiss<br />
Elliot. )lr. Roxborouzb th en s poke.<br />
praising t he school. stu de nts . staff<br />
and spi rit. His vivi d words will long<br />
be remembered by th e graduates .<br />
) 11'. .Jenki ns t hen introduced our<br />
new instrumental music teac her, )Ir.<br />
Dunca n. Under his able conduct ing.<br />
t he orchestra playt>d " F aro ndole" and<br />
"Gypsy Dance" . \"t' r ~' well.<br />
Unde r the direct ion of :'.Ir. Overholt<br />
t he Glee Club sall g the pla inti ve<br />
chorus of " Will Ye ~ o Come Back<br />
Aga in" . to :'.1 1'. Staples. They a lso<br />
ga ve a preview of th e " Chime" of<br />
Xormandv" uy Robert Planqu ette,<br />
a nd as us ual so unded excellent.<br />
Aft er t he exercises , refreshmen ts<br />
were served to parent" in t he girls'<br />
ca feteri a. A da nce was given by th e<br />
fourt h for -me rs in honour of the graduates.<br />
Th us ano t her memorable evenin<br />
g cam e to a ll end . but it will long<br />
be remembered by t he '50-51 zraduatilt}!<br />
class.<br />
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JARViS COLLEGIATE<br />
36<br />
T ilt: :\IAGNF:T<br />
UNIVERS ITY SCHOLARSHIPS<br />
BARBARA AS K Bt:RS F.TT was awnrdedi-c-<br />
The Alumni Scholarship in E ng lish a nd F rench for t he hight':;t aggrt'<br />
gate in Engtish and F rench.<br />
PATRICIA BERSI{"E HAR:,AST was nwarded r-c-<br />
T he Edward Blak e Scbolarship-c-Gr eek and Latin.<br />
The George R. R. Cockburn Scholarshi p-s-Greek.<br />
T he Cha rles Earl Auger Alumni ) It'mori al Scbolars hl p fo r General<br />
P roficiency.<br />
T he Rober tson Scholarshij..-c-Greek.<br />
F REDERICK GEORGE HOWLETT was awarded :-<br />
T he )lo:
.J AR \'I ~ COI.l.EGIATE<br />
MAGNA CUM LAUDE<br />
INT ER-SCHOOL AWARDS<br />
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T he Garfield w eston Travel Sl·holur::. hip-- PATR lrtA HA R~ A S T .<br />
The Eastern Canada Educational Tour sponso red by the Boa rd of Ed u<br />
ca tion and the T. Eaton Co. Ltd.- - J OHS ;\ICCU:U.A:'·W.<br />
PR l ZE-:. W IX'X'ERS 1 ~150 - 5 1<br />
T Ujl N uU": A nne ( Iold ste!n, Pa t r icia Ha rsaut. F're d He wle t t.<br />
.....(',"ul R o ll': Te r- r y Ka meoka , J t> n ni(t"r :\!c\ ·it>a l". Gt.-orl/:t> :'o l ll n~ u s .<br />
TAin/ Ro...: J t"lIllllt"ltt" S im Jl"'.. n• •:dwa r d Yit' ld inl/:. Walt er Woye h uk.
HONOUR<br />
STUDENTS<br />
FIRST FOR) I HO:-;Ol' R STl'IIt::\TS<br />
f.·u,-.. ' N,,,,', I.d f to 1: ;,, /" : Sandia Ke nyo n. Ann X ich ol ~o n. J u d ~' :\I UIlIW f ••And rea<br />
Ha nson. Wilhemena Va n TuITe, J ut a Laul. Inese Heitins. Kat hleen 5 ...0 •<br />
..... 'f' " .../ 1(ow: :\Iichll.el Cavana-h, )Iaril~'n W a lt e Jl~ , )la r il~' n It am ~ t' r. Pat T r lll"'-' Y. Sheila<br />
EICIC"' l" t ~ o n . Dia n", 'I' u r-ner-, J ..a n )lacLean .<br />
T hin l H" lI' o' Da \'t' Ka m in sky. Emily Koza k , Ka y ) lan ' llo, J t' IT)" W OIII!:, T om Bo schenste<br />
tn. Pa ul Coombe.<br />
U ll e'/{ 1(.. ,,": Fj-ed S hultz . Andrew S ta hins, Wendy Cox. Ken ;\!o lTi"" :\'01"1118 Ha wt hor ne.<br />
Ht'J( F ukll"'llh .• J fmmy Dol, Tak F'ureka wa. n uh ) h·Cr ackt-n. Chri", S tuia u.<br />
S ~:C O:-; D<br />
F OR )! H OX O U R STUDE:" TS<br />
IItH"1,; Hu.... I. ~ II ' ,.. Hi ght : A nt hcuy F reidma n, Eleanor G ra~· . J im Hendry, J unt' Ka meoka<br />
, J ohn T urner.<br />
.1Ijol.lI.. H..,..: Ch r i,.t int' (;l'a ha m, Claire :'I; (,' h:a)·. A ud ry P rier, J oyce Ca ir n,., Ilewrl..y<br />
A hl >t.')·. Irene J ik..nun-a, I'...t R..d ful·d , Su"an l t-iaawa. :'Ilarie T a ka ta , J ..IUI :'Ilir ka ,<br />
J ua n S ta nich.<br />
,.-...IH' /(",,.: J udit h Glol..... H ia rlllt' Cook , Sophie Lahjumaney. Carol Wa rr..n, Dia n..<br />
Ru" a rd , :'Ilaril)'n n ix, Sophie Korol .
J A R \ " I ~ C OI.I.I':GIAn: 39<br />
rnmn FOR)I noxon: STl'IH;:\TS<br />
Hfld c RI>"'. I"l' ..1 Hig"' : J u nt' Hewe, R o~ ~ :llal.'FaddE'n. Eleanor Eis ele .<br />
F.."" , R" .... 1. ~ 1' I I> fliy " ' : Ly n n H ij;! g i l1 ~ . Cal'oJ Wr ight . Shuko Ka mita kaha r a .<br />
FoeRTH rOR:lI HOXOl :R STC DEXTS<br />
/lark R" w. !.f.,., '"Hight : ..\ Ia n Reynolds, Da ve Yieldina. WI"a)' H a ack. wanece Ru ssell,<br />
Alvin Ha mielic .<br />
r " I>1/1 RUll", /..l' /" Ilill llf : I'aul Va n Loan, Jellll)' G r-ube . Walter Kaml-takabare, HoI,<br />
Cur ra n.
F!FTH FOR)!<br />
HO:\'OCR ST l'Dfo:~ T S<br />
lI,,€'k R" ..., l.cn I" Rig" ' : LOI"na Dennison. J ohn ~ l c C l (' lIll nd. H t>n' I" I ~" Finla nd. Re ne Zale,<br />
Da vid r'Im. Ala n Be umal , )!ani T ha le r,<br />
r ..."" Ru". : Aileen Perter, La ura vlarr, J O~' {'t> H illi N . BIll"l,a rll ) lll rt in. Rut h ~al:a i.<br />
THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS<br />
TREYOR<br />
We stund today at an important<br />
cros sroad. T he one road leads to f urt<br />
her achievements. t he other towa rds<br />
a slowlv slll'ewl inJ.{ disinterest and<br />
trresponsibilitv. We haw expended<br />
our initial outburst of enthusiasm<br />
and now we must reb- upon our organization<br />
an d plain ha rd work to<br />
secure su ccess.<br />
Looking back on the pa st vear we<br />
feel we ha ve been s uccessf ul in our<br />
programme . True. we could haw<br />
unde r taken more but I do not think<br />
we could haw accomplished more, It<br />
is better to feel our wa v fo rward<br />
caut iously. ens uri ng success in few<br />
undertakings than to rashly commit<br />
ou rselves to man y projects. only to<br />
KrTO~<br />
discover ourselves una ble to hand le<br />
t hem,<br />
Our social actlvlties have bee n a<br />
success. we ha ve initiated sever a l new<br />
orgunizutions. We are fi na ncia lly<br />
sound. and we a re be ing endowed<br />
with a I{rowing deg ree of res ponsibility,<br />
With the ground-work of organization<br />
laid, it will be poss ible now<br />
to undertake more ambit ious projects,<br />
It is our sincere wish that you<br />
con ti nue to su pport your St uden t<br />
Coun cil as you have suppo r ted us<br />
in this firs t vear. If f uture councils<br />
receive the co-ope ration an d good-will<br />
which we haw received f ro m you,<br />
then t hei r success will be gua ranteed .
I<br />
J ARVIS C OLI.EGIATE<br />
.,<br />
LIf E<br />
.h TD Y HO ~ GAR D• -lA<br />
Life i ~ II word poorly defined in the<br />
best of di ct lonn r ies ; a t hing shrouded<br />
in mystery ; II t hin g unexplained uy<br />
medical men. scientiets and clergy.<br />
To me. life is a r-iver, II great mighty<br />
water rising up out of th e mists of<br />
th e unknown. And I - I am II swimmer<br />
:<br />
The beginn ing of my journey along<br />
t his r iver of life is quite easy. I appear<br />
out of t he mis ts and am borne<br />
along on the cu r rent. The r-iver<br />
babbles ha ppilj.. to me in II strange<br />
m usica l language : from out of a blue<br />
sky the s un shi nes down on me : gentle<br />
breezes ca ress me. and I am lulled<br />
by t he melod ies of the bi rds.<br />
But all I grow older the r iver<br />
changes. It see ms wi der a nd deeper.<br />
T he waters become rough : t he wind<br />
a lit tle colder : the sky cloudy, lind<br />
t he birds :-ling Jells freq uently. I must<br />
sw im now. with su rer, more powerful<br />
strokes, if I am to maintai n my place<br />
in this mighty r-iver.<br />
T his roughness, however. is not<br />
per ma nent. but a preparation - a<br />
preparation for the str uggtes th at lie<br />
a head around t he curves of t he r-iver.<br />
For arou nd these cur ves. a prize - a<br />
.sorrow - a disa ppo int men t - a ba r<br />
rier - somet hing wa its ! T hese I<br />
mu st face!<br />
I round II bend. and t here in t he<br />
distance is a green. in\'it inR meadow.<br />
It shines in t he sp lendour of mor n<br />
ing sunlight : a place of rest, like an<br />
oasis in a desert. I swi m now wit h<br />
head down, heedless of fat igue, looking<br />
up only occasionally to assure<br />
myself that it is st ill there. Then at<br />
last I reach it ! I look up! It's gone !<br />
The meadow' s gone! Ah no - not<br />
gone. but changed: Th e once green<br />
grass is withe red. brown. dead ! T he<br />
dull grey sky is swept by a cr uel<br />
mocking wind t hat ech oes the hea r t<br />
less bitter lau ghter of Disappointment<br />
:<br />
I fall back into the grip of t he<br />
waters. ) ly body aches with fatigue ;<br />
my heart with disappointment . I am<br />
too spent to swlm. but swim I must:<br />
I will not be tossed about like a bit<br />
of wood by t hese waters! Aga in I<br />
s wim with st ro ng determined strokes<br />
toward t he next bend. prepared to<br />
meet whatever lies behind it !<br />
Yes. fo r many of us, ou r journey<br />
along the river of life is hard. pe r haps<br />
too hard. But t his I know-c. At t he<br />
end of t he r-iver is the great est prize<br />
of all ! For t here . w iled in another<br />
curta in of mist and guarded by a rainbow.<br />
is the re wa rd for a job well done<br />
- a grander. more su blime r-iver in<br />
whose sac red wa te rs . t he real I ca n<br />
continue to grnw - nrl tinit um .
Tm: ).lAGr\t:T<br />
them went into a closet a nd turned<br />
what looked lik e
JAKn :-: COLl.t:l.;( ATt:<br />
MY TRIP BACK HOME<br />
. _ - - ..::: - "=--.::::.--<br />
- ~<br />
The g rea t da y dawned. t he da y<br />
when I was leaving Canada for my<br />
hom e. As I stood at the airport bid <br />
ding farewell to f r-iends, and feeling<br />
rather cold from the dampness of t he<br />
morning air. I had absolutely no fear<br />
about th e flig ht .<br />
I climbed up t he landi ng stairs into<br />
the bod y of a huge silver bird that<br />
sat on t he a irfield , with its knifebladed<br />
prope llers wind milling idly.<br />
We were ready fo r t he take-off ! The<br />
g reen light Rashed from the tower .<br />
and wi th a t remendous roa r. the fo ur<br />
power f ul e ngt nes came to life : t he n<br />
w ith a surge of power. we rolled forward<br />
in to the blue of t he summer skv.<br />
Wit h ea ger eves I exa m ined t he<br />
press urized ca b in, t he comfor table<br />
seats. the passen ge r s a nd th e bea utlf<br />
ul stewardess. Then. be fo re long we<br />
ha d crossed La ke Ontario a nd we r e<br />
fly ing OWl' t he green co untryside of<br />
th e Unite d States. Dur ing tha t ti me<br />
th e wea t he r was fine. but a:o; we nea red<br />
t he Atl a nt ic OCt'Hn. we ra n in to fog<br />
and dt'n st· clo uds .<br />
15<br />
The weathe r had cha nged fo r t he<br />
worse. It bega n to r a in. a nd we SOO Il<br />
found ourselves in t he midst of a<br />
stor m of t h under and llght ning'. We<br />
climbed higher to av oid it. bu t we<br />
we re immed iately brought dow n by<br />
a huge a ir pocket and had hot coffee<br />
s pilled 0'·1'1' us. This stor m contin ued<br />
until our ocea n- voya ge wa s d rawing<br />
to a close.<br />
Then we we re in si ght of t he seacoa<br />
st of the little isla nd . Bermuda :<br />
the waters we re q uiver in g a nd boiling.<br />
the waves crowned with a crest<br />
of white foam. ca me cla shing a ga in!'!<br />
the im movable rocks around t he island.<br />
We we r e ba ck to the land of<br />
white coral r oads a nd olea nders<br />
spilli ng ove r li me st one wa lls : the sa nd<br />
wher e t he deep bl ue waters of the<br />
Grea t So un d we re fu rro wed by the<br />
wa kes of sh ips tha t leisu rel y sailed<br />
a cross t he m - t his la nd of mernorles :<br />
The plane. meanwhil e. was ci rcl ing<br />
the enormous airfield. a nd finally like<br />
a gliding gu ll. sh e g racef ully slid on<br />
to t he field. We had la nded ! I was<br />
home :<br />
C. DARREll<br />
'f ?~. , :: ~ '
16 THE :\IAG !'\ l-:T<br />
AfRIEND AND A PAIR Of SHOES<br />
.JOH :\" ) [ CCLELLA~ D ,<br />
A g-ood friend has mu ch in common<br />
wit h a Komi pair of sho es . J ust<br />
as every bod y b us a t least one good<br />
fr iend a ll whom he can r ely, almost<br />
evervbodv ha s oue fav ourite pair of<br />
old shoes all which he call rel y. Perha<br />
ps one of their most striking similarlt<br />
ies is their las t ing quali ti es . A<br />
good fr-iend who will stand by 11 person<br />
for manv "cars is verv much like<br />
a good old ' pa lr of shoes. be they<br />
expensive 0 1' not, which seem to la st<br />
forever. Anot her remarkable resemblance<br />
bet ween the two is that each<br />
fitl( and is compati ble. On one hand<br />
the re is the f riend. sociable and<br />
friendly ; on the other the pair of<br />
sh oes comfor ta ble a nd we ll-fitting.<br />
:\Ioreover. both wit h t he friend and<br />
wi th the shoes. the length of acq uaintauce<br />
st reng t hens a p preciation. in the<br />
co mpa ny of a Fr-ie nd om' never feels<br />
5D<br />
awkward. out of place or unhappy ,<br />
In a Iike manuer when wearinz the<br />
good old shot':-I ,\ 'O U are co m plete ly<br />
at ease a nd al way l'l en j oy having<br />
t hem on, F urthermore. neither demunds<br />
attention, You may no t he<br />
in t ouch with vour friend fo r weeks,<br />
vet he will UP a" readv us eve r to<br />
help ,\'OU when ;'o'OU ("li n, Similar-ly<br />
the shoes runv lie un polished for<br />
months bu t thev will alwavs he read v<br />
for immediate use, A feature of uot h<br />
the friend and t he shoes ill t hei r so uls<br />
(sole s} . A" t he soul of the f riend is<br />
hi s foundnt lon-c-the verv essence of<br />
the man: so the 110 11.' of the shoe is<br />
its fou nda tion-the verv co re of the<br />
shoe, One importa nt q uality of a good<br />
friend Is hill g en uineness. a gain the re<br />
i:; a pa ra lle l in the good s hoes : they<br />
a r t:' mad e of genuine lea the r . Prob-<br />
(C",.tiH'''·fl OM l >(Jgt 6")
.' AU Vll' ("OLI.t:t iIAn:<br />
wtlliam sburz . What does that mean<br />
to you ? I' osslblv it is a very boring<br />
Gec arapbv lesson. or the year-book<br />
from william a nd :\fary College. or<br />
an article con cerning sixtv-flve million<br />
dollars, Sixty-five million dollars<br />
i:- t he basis of my story. for<br />
Rockefeller promoted the restor-at ion<br />
of a ti ny village into 18th century<br />
style-a trip to t hat ti ny villa ge was<br />
my Chr-istmas gif't.<br />
At fir:-t it was just another t r ip.<br />
a t r ip to somewhere in t he south of<br />
Virgin ia, Rut t he villa ge itself ma de<br />
it a different t r ip. Xot only WHS t he<br />
climate fa:-cinatingly different. but<br />
also, the people spoke with an accent :<br />
it wa s history. \rilliHmsbur i{ is a<br />
set tlement steeped in history. living<br />
it ever-y day. enjoying it and passing<br />
it on to hu ndreds of Yuleti de visitors,<br />
The Duk e of Gloucester. the main<br />
street. is lined with t he "business<br />
section". Th is con sists of : th e Cap i<br />
tol. seat of th e first parliament in<br />
America . where st ill flies Quee n<br />
Anne's flag; the tavern. whe re t he<br />
Declarat ion of Inde pendence wa s<br />
written: th e craft shops. where cos,<br />
Christmas Gift<br />
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t urned trades men work a:- did their<br />
forefathers; th e jail. with its stocks<br />
for nagging wives ; and th e Quai nt<br />
repr oduct ions of olden-day sto res<br />
wit h mode rn names of Rexall. A. & P.<br />
and Ag new-S urpass. The Governor's<br />
residence stands apart in its acres<br />
of for ma l garden, \rithin. soft candlelight<br />
gleams on polish ed mahoga ny .<br />
si lver an d crystal. Gracious hostesses<br />
in wide fa rt hingales relive traditions<br />
of over tw o centur ies ago. The Impressive<br />
ma nsions of t he plant ation<br />
owners rise a bove the adorable cotta<br />
ges of t he villa gers. Th ese magnificent<br />
homes keep the t radition eve n<br />
to t he comfor ta ble coloured mam mies<br />
preparing spices beside t he kitchen<br />
hearth , But the intangi ble things are<br />
there too - the restored customs; for<br />
example : t he yule log ceremony. the<br />
Christmas tree Iightinl{ on t he village<br />
green. one white candle in each window.<br />
and open -house on Ch ristmas<br />
Day , These are overshado wed though .<br />
by t he ca ndle-lit midnight mass in<br />
Br ut on Parish Church. which is t he<br />
oldest Episcopal chu rch in the :\ew<br />
world. an d also the oldest P rotestant<br />
chu rch in continual use.<br />
T hat glimpse of history and t radition<br />
wa s a Chr -ist mas gift long to be<br />
remem bered.<br />
A~~ HIC.GIS :-:. 5E
'\<br />
Hope fulfilled<br />
, 'AL BELLINGER. 48<br />
THE ;\IA(; ' ET<br />
T h littl man walked ae ro's the<br />
carpet toward: the desk. H was<br />
bent. a. if discouraged, and poo rly<br />
dr ~ d. Hi ' face was sad and hi<br />
lip;'. accus om d to whis ling. were<br />
now drawn straight. How he hated<br />
h snow and slush, he bu Ie and<br />
impati nc of his . ' ew Wor ld ! If<br />
onlv h could s again, for a few<br />
mom nt • hi: s unny village on the<br />
ag Ie:: Italian slop s : .'0 only was<br />
h Ion Iy. bu wh en he did speak. i<br />
was only by , ruggling with the<br />
harsh, unmusical sounds of he E ngli:h<br />
language. om times. af er a<br />
long. iring day of looking for a job.<br />
he almost wish d he had stayed in<br />
Ita lv, H had h ard much ab u he<br />
opp' rtuniti in anada - but they<br />
had vet 0 b r a liz d. If h co uld find<br />
a posi ion h would a least have a<br />
f ling of b longing and everything<br />
would b btl'.<br />
Hi. hart sank as he approached<br />
th d sk, R m mb r ing the cou ntless<br />
ti me ' h had applied . on ly 0 be refu<br />
ed, he thought how hop less this<br />
application was. T he fac of the<br />
wo man a th desk was hard. al mo t<br />
unfriendlv. How di ff rent these un <br />
smiling Ca na dia n. w r f rom the<br />
ea y. gay Ita lia n. he had known.<br />
T he li tl man r ach d he desk<br />
and .0 d fumbling with his h t. until<br />
he woman had put down th eleph<br />
one. T hen mu tering his co ur a ge.<br />
he said. " cusat mi, I d no sp ak<br />
E nglish good". The woman looked<br />
up. and 0 hi. con' rna ion. smiled.<br />
Was she la ug h ing a hi p or appear <br />
ance ? H hop d no - :he looked<br />
much mol' fri ndlv now. T h n ' he<br />
la ug hed out r ig ht 'a nd said, "Non<br />
irnpor a . I do not 'P ak Ita lia n ,. r y<br />
well." The littl man': mouth d ropped<br />
op n in amazement. T he woman<br />
laughed and b gan to a. k him he<br />
question. in Italian. tha h had found<br />
so difficult to answe r b fo re. N ow<br />
it was easy. \Yh n t h usual quest ionna<br />
ire had b n fill lout. h a ked<br />
hi m if he hacl appli cI fo r many othe r<br />
positions. At this fi rst s ig n of sympathv<br />
t he li t l man broke into a<br />
fluent account of his trou bl : s ine h<br />
had come to .a na da . Ha nds ancl<br />
tongue moving rapidly. h pour cI out<br />
his grievances. his Ion lin SST his difficulty<br />
with English and his fa illll' to<br />
find a job. his ff'orts to ke p war m.<br />
all were r ela xed in t he h at of hi s<br />
emot ion.<br />
It seemed as if h would talk fo r<br />
eve r but th e telephon cut s h r illy into<br />
hi s sto ry . After sh had I' placed th<br />
receiver, the woman sa id. s m ili ng , the<br />
wOI"(I: he had wanted to h ar for so<br />
long. " Ple ase I' ' port to hi s d sk for<br />
work to mo r row morning." Th little<br />
man nodded d umbly . hi s y s shining.<br />
He turn d and wa lk d away from the<br />
desk , hi: hea d he ld high and a mile<br />
on hi: face. A " he pass d t he window.<br />
the littl man sa w tha t snow w a f a lling.<br />
He didn't f I 'old now, and the<br />
snow was v r v b au iful, aft rail.
.JARVI i' C OI,U:G1ATE<br />
49<br />
City Lights<br />
HASSAH :\AGAI<br />
Here and t here across the vast.<br />
dark. lonely continent. pinpricks of<br />
light beacon forth to show wh e re<br />
huma nity has gathered together.<br />
T hese are the cities. Here may be seen<br />
a va riety and multitude of lights such<br />
as one finds ha rd to imagine. Here<br />
th e different colours. dull . bright and<br />
vivid - svm bollc of th e excitement<br />
and guiety that ill to be found in a<br />
city _ dazzle the eyes of non-city<br />
dwellers. When country folk and<br />
townsmen haw settled down for t he<br />
night. it ill then that the city lights<br />
shine brigh test.<br />
The mai n st ree t look s like a lig hted<br />
can yon with a st ream of auto lights<br />
flowi ng swiftly between its walls, Tall<br />
buildings tower up against the horizon.<br />
some lit up like torches, ot hers<br />
wit h tiny squares of yellow light<br />
p~eri n g out. A bove the crowd of<br />
merry- ma ke rs, flam boyant neons add<br />
glamour to t he scene. Theat re ma r<br />
quees wit h thei r blinking bulbs beckon<br />
passersby to view movie stars<br />
whose nam es are all fascinating as<br />
the lig hts are bri ght. Auto headligh ts<br />
sweep the street with a blinding light<br />
as t hey whiz by, At busy inter-sections,<br />
t he red an d green of the t raffic<br />
lights alternate, in ste ady. regu lar<br />
intervals, And eve rywhere the garish<br />
colours. shrieking t heir defiance at<br />
the inky night, tea r th e shrou d of<br />
darkness into tattered fragments<br />
which scur ry a way to hide in the<br />
da rk alley ways,<br />
Along the lakeshore. huge intricate<br />
neon signs. adve rtising the prod ucts<br />
of booming indu st r-ies, st r-ive to outshine<br />
one anot her, In the less-Irequented<br />
ave nues . st reet lamps shine<br />
se renely, In the busy streets. the"<br />
fade to insign ificance and are lost i~<br />
the kaleidoscope of the eye-shatter-ing<br />
lights around them,<br />
And from high. the stars gaze down<br />
disdainfully at these ambitious upp,"'JI("',,,~~6.'"<br />
.#,(1),<br />
starts. the man-made Iight ll<br />
city.<br />
Tht Snakt<br />
of the<br />
Clt'II I'l y cllttil/ (1 t he s//'lIyill !J !J J'W IM S<br />
W h ich port flS wit h II ,'f/llulde r of [ear,<br />
A sin iete r shll do 1/', tilt' st' I'}Jt'1it }JflIISt'S:<br />
H ill sinuun« tm il ill the tlllxt lies cit'll I'.<br />
/., is,'f/ll ll e fWtl (ll"f/C't'f ul Iunre'er: Itt' /li ll y<br />
be,<br />
}' et uutC'(Ist of XCftw 'e; d r l'(l(lt'cl Clllff<br />
(/lI'flll :<br />
F ur i n his culd eye y Ullt,'f th e dil l'''<br />
light of eril :<br />
Of all Satal/'s sert'f1 l/ts he IS m us t<br />
faithful.<br />
JOAS HOU~E.--IE
5(1 Tilt: :\IM;:-.;t:T<br />
REALIZA TlON<br />
..<br />
the rockets ha d tom up t he ground<br />
a nd blasted the vegetutlon . T he shi p<br />
was totally al ien ill appearance : tape r <br />
ing to a point at o ne end. a nd open<br />
to t he rocket exhaust a t t he other,<br />
Slowl y a door in th e side of t he<br />
ship opened. a nd the fig ure of a tall.<br />
slender gir-l appeared , her Kolden hair<br />
casca di ng OWl' her shoulders a nd<br />
down her back.<br />
T he man wa tch ed , fuscinated. una<br />
ble to bel ieve his own eves. T hen,<br />
slowly he t urned to his f r-iend. " which<br />
planet did you :,ay the ship carne<br />
It-om ?"<br />
·· Ea rth."<br />
~,:= - ----~<br />
Surveying the painting in mild di s<br />
g ust . th e ma n stepped back. He tu rned<br />
to hi:, wife. his model. a nd said di s<br />
pl r-ited ly, " lt's finished. You can r ela x<br />
now,"<br />
His wife studied the pai nt illJt of th e<br />
~dr l 1'\ t e P I J i n K f rom t he space 1'\hip, Sh e<br />
was ta ll. slender a nd pink-skinned.<br />
und her golden hair tumbl ed over her<br />
shoulders and spilled hltlf-wa ," down<br />
her back, It Wil1'\ his best effort vet.<br />
she thoug ht. Surely it would In:in g<br />
him fume.<br />
Il l' sa t down ami thought moodily,<br />
I sup pose it will do. But I'm tired of<br />
doi ng imagina r y pict ures of life from<br />
ot her pla nets . If only I could see what<br />
t hey really look like.<br />
Th e s udden arr-ival of a friend<br />
abruptly interr upted his train of<br />
tho ug ht. " A strange :,IHH'e s hip has<br />
j ust la nded ou tside the cit y." he<br />
sho uted , "Let's co:"<br />
They stood breathlessly a t the edge<br />
of th e open field and sta red at th e<br />
bright . silve r cylin de r- which lay there.<br />
Th e a ir WK 1'\ still wa r m and beavv wit h<br />
the odo ur of sco rc hed ea rth whe re<br />
The Sky<br />
XOIC'oI AX B EADIOXT, 3D<br />
T h l" ..~ J.:!I II!! Iliu M in hiyh (Iml I'fl/lml,<br />
T he N/ y n'~ vc »t lI/ifllI tne Y J'o ll llll,<br />
T he ..
JA R V I ~ C OLLEGIATE 51<br />
Lamentation du Corsaire Pa:-o~e<br />
A II deli! tlex m fTS-<br />
T h e r,·/lel Mas, le e fleltex lIIers.<br />
I.mft tf/IHIIIg the shifting s/w ds<br />
H er Wt'tf/'Y ,ill8 Mal/rhil/g in th e<br />
t ro/lit' s Jl II;<br />
.\11' los t sh ip- I.tf J/u/lf'ttf',<br />
Duly et'huillg t he btf ,"lml'ir fJ 1'lIuh tiht;<br />
O f her fJl/t'e merry 1IIf'1l.<br />
A u-des/w I/8 d e« III f'1'X<br />
l ei-bee ,<br />
There is 1/ }}f'f/t'e<br />
[in kllown to the world of IIIt/ll<br />
A ll IIlldel'/('odd of IOl'f'lillf'8x:<br />
L ee /w issoll x aou!ftfll tx ,<br />
I .es trl/(~II/UlIf 'X d e II/er , [lenriseant;<br />
d i lic(lt es , ,-/lxit's,<br />
Et res iordlne de curail,<br />
.4. /I de lil cle s II/f'I'S-<br />
II'h f'l'e th e wild-pl/l llw ged f/ird<br />
l..cw ghs at the S U II<br />
O il I( ' ,~ ot/deR btllzclllel< d llpott'llt<br />
Sat/s t'eRxe 8//1" II'S r Ut'h es,<br />
A,ml the s //,('et islal/d b reese<br />
IR filted with IIw/trllful crie« IJf<br />
B ieet , Perrucb e fwd B ird tif Paradis e,<br />
I..ex /lU8, /)liles 0/1 orillete<br />
1. 1'8 {futres, brMtlllt des IlfllI/IIIt'8<br />
f:t'a riat('e.<br />
Et lex .'fi,.;'It'X, It'x lIiriidt's<br />
.-lrer de« ('of/ltillagn dll /Ilf leu rs cnereur<br />
,\[ot/tcwt sur leurs arand« h ippo('ellttfll/'ex,<br />
{)ui- ("el(t Iu pll ir ,<br />
..<br />
I !1nW' old , I g ru l!' oId-<br />
IA' [untrhue es t usserri per 1";lI/f' de<br />
III 11/1'''<br />
Hilt the !l0l/lIg I'o /'ill g heurt will /lilt<br />
let me lle-<br />
F(jJ' t h e f leet rhmds yo flyi/l Y<br />
He/ull' t he Mile sky,<br />
W h ile th e s wish of the Iwil.'f<br />
,ll ak ex t h e heart sigh,<br />
A ll d the u-ild s pi ri t wIlI/ tln'1(<br />
W here t he winds M ll w ,<br />
A nd ,'flee])s ill (I carr<br />
lI'llf' I"f' the .vo.J!f'tlplf' .IIo !<br />
c. O. K.<br />
: ::<br />
: ::
T HE :\t AGN ET<br />
TO TH E WI .\"1J<br />
SEA BREEZE<br />
T he Wlll'f'~ roll i ll f n ml th l' u-inds<br />
wept 8f'(I ,<br />
A nd the ctoud« (I/"f' towering th ings;<br />
The wind m mlllx low thrtll'!lh the tall<br />
Il i ll t' tree.<br />
A nd I uho the ,'(1111[1<br />
it " ill fl lt.<br />
J/y h eM" '"f'III'/JIHI .'( t o it i'f w hisjJtTi ll {l<br />
.'fig h.<br />
A mi erolt« ill ill! tll/I ml f'nJ/ix btaet ,<br />
F o r<br />
C I'Y<br />
n f'(" (l fl.~<br />
I"(I('h d f' t' ]J 1I0t l' fll t ht' Xf'fI-wiiHl','f<br />
II dll y frlllll th,' jl/!lIt.<br />
Uo n ' (lo !!N w lll'lI till' 1
•JAR\'I ~ C Ol.LEGI ATE<br />
... a·,<br />
tJJ}~?:!/<br />
l~<br />
--~~.<br />
Legend of the Sleeping Bnuly<br />
Hlock ..~ /l(/( I (jll' .~ /nl.ll t ll ,'I/ 'IIm l ll I I/(,<br />
1~ /el'1!! 11/001/:<br />
Th e gail' , tighl-fJflI'l"f'fI , i" fll'lll/d elll'<br />
oldf'("(1 11<br />
R eei«t« tne tumd: jO/l1 j O!IX swil'l (II/<br />
a round,<br />
A ss llm e weird xha pe,Of, rejol'lll (//1(1<br />
lade away,<br />
He meditates : why ~ hould hr Iil/flfT<br />
he re<br />
I II d esola tion : an d il legends tell<br />
A story t r il l'. a place 01 cursed d read<br />
Bef ore him lies a /loble lamily's bier,<br />
Th rQugh the qri m ba rs alld th rol/gh<br />
tne thorlly hedge<br />
He lw ei's Ih,.,l/I gh glool11 fiX jOlll II,~<br />
pits 01 h e11-<br />
B ut look! «here gleam a/ld alow, like<br />
neriect pend.<br />
To lillun' ,wd deJa!! th e nriuce CfllII <br />
pel ;<br />
To shake th e ga le u-itli torn «nil<br />
Meedin g h(wds<br />
Until betore his ll'eJlzlI it gives IlIl'tl !! :<br />
To rill//' th rough thorn aud tnucken,<br />
s/t"f't/ t, Mood baud<br />
A nd millg/e IJII his [ evered connten<br />
«nee<br />
Ulltil 111/ ancient [ovtre es 1011 1/111 {II<br />
hal/d.<br />
How he diecore ved lore I need not<br />
' l'll-<br />
A lo re thot sllllllbered [o r (I ("(,/ltl/ry<br />
Th e tale is old : you willl...,,,,w it w ell,<br />
I me rely ,d ate that grellt audllcit!!,<br />
Great l olly and YI'ea t ("IJIII'n u e 1I1111/etimes<br />
lead<br />
T o H ea ven'« Miss , a nd s f/ fisly (Ill<br />
nee d,<br />
H .<br />
B ARe LA Y, .,Ie<br />
T HIS ~ I YS TE R Y<br />
lie (I,~kt 'd 111 1' , II'ho!<br />
I had //0 clif f ',<br />
He 1/lllTin l, 1I" 1I ('II !<br />
I t-u flfl(l iu.<br />
H e I/OII/n/ II ld/ow<br />
To 111 (' 0 Ht /'f/llgIT <br />
A nd I CO llld ,~ ( ' f '<br />
Jl ysell ill rial/un '.<br />
1I"1Int /I'(I,Of thi« pliUht!<br />
- thi« myxt rru !<br />
Oh , j l's t my d ORS<br />
11/ H ietorst,<br />
t " " '<br />
~<br />
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%; . ""~ '<br />
1J! ,.,;;~.",+ , .<br />
.... ~ . ~ . .... !<br />
Ist -<br />
GWE:\"<br />
PAGE, 2C<br />
Humour CIa""<br />
~~~<br />
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)q J<br />
IJ a
APOLOGIES TO \Y " H" DAnES<br />
" W hn t is th is life. if fil II of rare,<br />
Ire ha t'{' 1/0 t ime to sttH/ d (HId 8tOl"C ?"<br />
S o time to glide 11/101/ 01/1" d .'ii.'f.<br />
" A ll E:lI gIish f>I~S(/ y-Jlrllld(l y .pl e(ls e : '<br />
X o time to see th e W estern S holl':<br />
E:tam .~ are coming lip. !I,m kIlOw.'<br />
.votime to eren read tn e ne/l'8.<br />
The comice-s-firet, if we mll.~ t choose.<br />
W e thO/lght, " Here's time to hear<br />
Ring croon,"<br />
A L ofi ll t est? We IIllo kf' tOf! o'if/lJII .<br />
W e' J'e a{wa Y8 dW-Ihi il!l h en ' ond there,<br />
IV e ha r t' 110 tim e t o Mo ml (11/(1 stare.<br />
There's f' l'nl fm l/hle !ind ing time<br />
To teove 01/1' wO/'/,: to write this<br />
rhyme.<br />
J . C. I . is lot« of fill!<br />
R Id we (I r e always 011 the " /I II .<br />
" A poo r life this. if [rdl 0/ care.<br />
Ir e ha ve lUI time to slrllld (lIId store."<br />
PAT CROrT. 3C<br />
...<br />
ODE TO AS CSSH OI"EI.E D WALK<br />
I ('oll {d ,, ' / bY-W'SH 1/011 ,<br />
S" I t ra mped (I trait ;-<br />
Cold W(f .~ the pay ment fill' Illy t roroil '<br />
I t'!! heell t w o days sin ce th at thin<br />
t rock<br />
M o rked a ru t ohm!! yfllll' huck,<br />
01 di,'t y .~ 1I 0 I(' ,<br />
Wh ere t he CitY'R f loll'<br />
SII I'Yeil a lld ,~ h/llj lf' .~ t o fi nd [ rn:<br />
T he vi rq in enosr bes id e the wa y<br />
W as quickly m elted fl y t he da y.<br />
.\fU little p(lth , III/N ' fiJI l'//f/l"fll'ill y ,<br />
A " ic y /"id yl' is , 111' 0 /1 t h e lm l'iJl9,<br />
H oI/' long YOIn' stay<br />
Th e S IHI ma y lIay,<br />
A '' Ha"d tl/ld brillf'<br />
t're a me tin<br />
CI(lsS ill Latin,<br />
Th e d ecision ill mit mille.<br />
R OflERT<br />
F ORW ARD, 3 R<br />
l :olt -<br />
T HE KITTES<br />
DESCRIPTI\'E CLASS<br />
Pla yl lil lit tle 'mU 0; f ll/V,<br />
Don't YOI/ th in k YO l/'re tired r ,w'/fl h!<br />
Ta' /f/UIIO up m y ba ll ot w ool<br />
A nd !IIm 't'e made if blaC'k as ( f/(/ I.'<br />
C ha sing SIX"TOII'S 01/ t he 10 11' 1/ ,<br />
T ill !/0I1 1'<br />
playmates all a re g OllC,<br />
D r i ll k i Jl!J mit 01 Ro re r'« dish ,<br />
D oi l/f! anyt hillg you lI'is h<br />
PlaY! 1I1 little oall ot tluff,<br />
n li l/' t y OIl t hi nk YOII're tired enoll!Jh !<br />
1Jt'llla /ldillg m ilk with plaintire 111f 'II' ,<br />
Chl'wiJl f/ lllippe,'s, old lind lie II',<br />
T NI/'i l/g hol e!! in d ra pe aJld I'll f/ ,<br />
T ippin!! (11' a Oil " nen- iv«.<br />
Shlll'p' l/ i ll g cla w s 0 11 010' heet chnir,<br />
.lJisch iel'o /fs 'Jeyrllld COII/JU'I'e,<br />
Pla y f lll li ttle hall of f lllff ,<br />
DIIlI' t !/fJ/1 think !/fm' I'e tired l'IIIIllg h !<br />
J L':\"E H EWES, 3 D<br />
T H£' "FORTI' .F/ I"E<br />
Sal' 11II/9 Iltallds slora'ret 01 / tnc<br />
st m l/d<br />
Sal' lallg ,~ hf" f1 stall d and muir,<br />
H er Laird i» !Ja lle t o I rela nd<br />
A nd !lhf' i,~ weepin ' sair,<br />
H e'd ta' en t he W hite Cockad e, ", 'd"fll',<br />
Wi' (Ill t he w lflt/ll t chiefs :<br />
A nd 1IO II" S be en f orced to fl ee ill [car<br />
F I'fH' S cotl(/ j/(l a nd he r eriei«.<br />
Hilt 10 1/ ,11 1I'i' COUl'U f!f! hrore he IOIlI/h t,<br />
O! t 1I'i' t he l oe en gaged;<br />
A nd his tu rae was ill th e ollllia //ght<br />
W ha e f ierce th e bo ttle raged,<br />
Hilt SflfIJ/ li t d rea r Culloden,<br />
P ri nc e Charli e /l/ad e tl stu tlll :<br />
The d(ly rome 11'''' fo r efJOd i,,',<br />
Det ent C(I II/(' to h i,~ bond.<br />
.4.IId 110 her lc ird'« to I rela nd g al/ f' ,<br />
Fa i r J/ tll 'g ' r e t' ,~ weepi ll' sair;<br />
,-tIns.' t heir k i llg will li tT er r eigll ,<br />
A " d th ey'lI l1e'er ngaill III""t mair,<br />
J UDITH GLOflE, 2 C
,J,\ KYI:' C OI.LEI;(ATt:<br />
r):J<br />
A few in novation han' been in troduced<br />
in t he Jarvi Exchan ge t his<br />
veal'<br />
, The book.... we received from other<br />
school.... have been put Oil d i....pht ;-.· in<br />
t he library, fr-o m t ime to t ime,<br />
T he idea of au Inter na t ional Exchunze<br />
i.... now bei ng discussed and<br />
nex t year we hope to d i:,pla r books<br />
from oth er coun n-ie ...., So fa r, we have<br />
magazine.... repre....en tinl! ....chool.. from<br />
all pa rts of Canada and a chool paper<br />
from the United State ,<br />
The book.... lis ted below a re only a<br />
few of the one .... received, but we<br />
would like to extend our tha nks an d<br />
we n re so r r-y t hat owi ng to lack of<br />
....pace. we are not able to ac knowledge<br />
them all.<br />
COX XIXG TOWER: Western Collegiate<br />
& voca ticnal School.<br />
THE REFLEX : College of Optomet<br />
rv<br />
THE . KOXA H : :\lis:'ioula County<br />
High School, U.S.A.<br />
EXDEAVOr R : Da uphin Ccllesdate<br />
& Technical<br />
T HE VOLT ; l ugersoll Distr -i ct<br />
High School<br />
T HE P ELH A) l PX YX : Pelha m District<br />
High School<br />
LeX GLE BAXA : Glebe Collegiate<br />
YE<br />
in Ottawa<br />
FLA:\IE : Cent ral Collegiate in<br />
Regina<br />
O.A.C. REVIEW : Ontario Agrlcult<br />
ur al College in Guelph.<br />
THE EL EVATOR : Bt!'llevill e Colicgi<br />
at e In....t itute & Vocationa l<br />
School<br />
~ o(DU<br />
. ~ . " .U k "oTD ,~~<br />
....... .. ~~'....,<br />
r~ .<br />
\~~<br />
~~[.if~<br />
lo ~ ~ "'.~ "' .....,. " " "<br />
.. ~....... ~...,"<br />
'<br />
BEWARE - THE<br />
XKK DUII TR V ~,<br />
.,<br />
fOUNTAIN<br />
While walk in g dow li t he hull (Jill' dtr!f.<br />
( In Line, 0; ronrse. t h,' proper wa y )<br />
J s pied a !lOld h (Iiret ;01'11I) m /I f riend,<br />
Wh o took th e IJllic1.' way to his end,<br />
He stOIJ/H·d beside th e ImHdfli" bright<br />
.-l nd said, " T hf"r e' }f //ot I I so" ' ill<br />
.~ight :'<br />
Th f"1I xtooped he 111/1' to tak e n }fiJI ,<br />
Hut 'ere the wa tn' r f'(l(h ,'d hill lill<br />
.-l rvler struck, //ot t f ll dt,,.Iy .<br />
T he Jlllillerim' 01 hi}f al/atoIllY!<br />
Tha t'll why I 1111'1'811 to 01/1' lind ,,11,<br />
B en-ore ' . , Th e F oul/ta i" in thi' hull.<br />
5A
,J ARVI:' COLU:GIATE<br />
57<br />
THE<br />
Jarvis has again presented a suecess<br />
ful operetta. For the past fin"<br />
yea rs we ha w perfor med Gilbert<br />
and Sullivan ope rettas. but this year<br />
) Ir. Overholt decided to do somethin g<br />
di fferent; 1'0 he chose a da ring novelty,<br />
"The Chimes of Xormandv".<br />
by Robert Planquette. Everyone sa id<br />
it would not be a success. but wit h<br />
two of the best men-e- Mr . Overholt<br />
an d ) Ir. Campbell-in charge. a nd<br />
a n enth usiastic cast, serious re hearsing<br />
began after the Christmas holida<br />
yl'.<br />
Th en ca me the Snturdu v rehearsail',<br />
which were th e most enj oyable.<br />
We'll take a peek at one. "Alr tght<br />
everybody, beginners Act 1" T he<br />
chor us all lined up , eve ryone talk ing<br />
a nd waiting fo r t he music. Th e orchestra<br />
started to play and rehearsal<br />
began. Time after time :\[r .<br />
Ca mpbell stopped it to explain posl <br />
ti ons and lines and to yell at the<br />
chorus to keep quiet. T hen, )[r. Overholt<br />
stopped procedure to bawl out<br />
someo ne in the cas t for not knowing<br />
his cues and to explain parts of<br />
t he music to the orchestra. At last<br />
after tw o hour" Act I was over and<br />
eve ryone rushed off to a rest a urant.<br />
As the week" progressed songs and<br />
lines were beginning to iron ou t. but<br />
still cues were missed. and still the<br />
~::. \0<br />
k<br />
OPERETTA<br />
l.'- . r ';,<br />
.1 1<br />
it'<br />
- "<br />
~.-J<br />
,.,. "<br />
.',..<br />
.....:-- -,<br />
cast ke pt talkin g: ;\1r, Campbell and<br />
) [1'. Overholt were st ill yelling, hut<br />
patien t as well.<br />
w ith th e d rell:-; rehea rsal druwing<br />
near, :\Ir. Overholt's hopes were not<br />
too high. n ut. after it was ove r. he<br />
was proud of us. It W3:, the best dress<br />
rehearsal ever. Each perfor mance bl;"<br />
came better and Saturday night's was<br />
almost perfect.<br />
Our thank" go to Wally Pet r vka n<br />
and Tom Stephens. who came axatn<br />
this year to help us out. Wally W31'\<br />
in good voice . and wry muc h at<br />
home in his portrayal of C renicheux.<br />
Tom was up to hi" old tr-icks and<br />
funnier than eve r as th e Baillie. T his<br />
pa rt was also played by Wall y Rus<br />
"ell , who did a grand job. Br uce<br />
Crockett deserves special congratulat<br />
ions for the w a ~ ' in which he portrayed<br />
the difficult part of Ga spard. t he<br />
old miser. Again , as before, Bettv<br />
Rober tson's sweet voice rang through<br />
the audito r ium. Unfortunately, th is<br />
is her last vear at Jarvis. bu t I am<br />
sure she ha's a brillian t ca ree r as a<br />
singe r. Vera Stacey. who also pla y<br />
ed Ger maine, dese rves credit fo r her<br />
performance. For t unately for us. she<br />
will be here again next year. Better<br />
tha n ever was Li llian Boain otl. who<br />
played the pa rt of t he scamp. Se rpelet<br />
te. In some spot:' Lillian stole the<br />
show with he r exhilarati ng voice. but<br />
I am afraid this is also he r last ope r<br />
etta at Jarvis. RUT . if she doesn't get<br />
he r FRF.='CH (which I hope sludoes<br />
n't for OUI' sake) :o;he will bt'
THE :\IAG=,ET<br />
back ~ A fellow wh o returned to get<br />
four subjects and also to be in the<br />
operetta. is Henry :\li cek, wh o g a ve<br />
a great lif t to th e show as the )Ia r <br />
quis. J ohn :\lcClelland also played this<br />
part. Andy Zajac who played the part<br />
of GoOO, wa s the sh ow's funnv man.<br />
His humour was so natural tilat the<br />
audience cou ld not hel p laughing.<br />
:\ti nor leads were, Kayo Roy as Christophe,<br />
Doroth y Hudson a:- Cathe rine,<br />
J oyce Russell as S uza nne, Joyce<br />
Cairns as :\Ia nette a nd our grea t a c<br />
to r , Ted "see how thick the du st lies"<br />
Ste ph ens. Last of all , but no t least is<br />
our ch orus, whose pitc h. ha rmony<br />
and blend were almost perfect everv<br />
nig ht. Special trib ute got'S to the tenors<br />
who had the most d ifficult pa r t.<br />
I a m sure if it was no t for the<br />
patien t efforts of ) 11'. Campbell and<br />
t he musical di rect ion of ) [1'. Overholt<br />
(whom we thi nk is the bes t cond uctor<br />
in the d ty) the o pe ret ta wou ld not<br />
have been a SUlTeS,.. \\'e seem to ha n'<br />
been lucky this ye a r. for we also had<br />
the best group of musicians ever assembled<br />
in J arvis to form ou r sch ool<br />
orc hes t ra. Spe cial thanks to the stagl"<br />
crew un de r Roy Lofts. T hese are th e<br />
people behind t he sce nes who we re<br />
in cha rge of lighting, changing the<br />
sce ne ry . and numerous ot he r j oh».<br />
Our tic ket sales this vear we re taken<br />
over by t he Student Cou ncil who<br />
ma naged it w ry well. Our make-up<br />
crew under the dir ecti on of :\li ss<br />
Elliott, al so did a great job, as did<br />
our us hers and us he rettes . I II s hort.<br />
wit h th e co-operation and hurd work<br />
of t he en tire school. OUI' operetta wa s<br />
a success.<br />
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VALE Ill CTOKY·<br />
'Conti"ued ; ,.,..." IJ" II~ JS )<br />
and :\1 1'. warren usuallv ha d to resort<br />
to u ~ i n ~ a whistle. .<br />
All of th ese thing:" we will fondly<br />
remember and will fed a tinge of<br />
rezret at leaving behi nd.<br />
Xu,," we approa ch the thir-d and<br />
dec isive step in our lives. But here<br />
t he stairwav breaks off in several<br />
di rections a'nd each of tis is fared<br />
OIH'1:' again with a problem - which<br />
t1ight of stuirs to ta ke. So me of the<br />
«tuirs a re shuI' ! in length with the<br />
landing at the to p cll'arly discernible<br />
- clear cut a nd unint eresting. There<br />
is. ho wever . on e stairway which seems<br />
unending. Thi... is the flight which<br />
most of us will choose for it is the<br />
stairway of knowledge - unpredictable.<br />
exciting step" to climb. T he fa ct<br />
that We lea ve school doe s not mea n<br />
that we cease to lea rn. The search<br />
for knowledge is a ne ver-endi ng one.<br />
We all haw a goal to ac hieve wh et her<br />
it be truth, honour, su ccess or merely<br />
material wealth. Knc wledz e breeds<br />
ha ppiness. hel ps U~ to realize ou r<br />
hopes and atta in our ambit ion s. ,\'t.<br />
must make the most of it.<br />
Rega rdl ess of the stairway you follow,<br />
remember that in your small wa~'<br />
you ca n do mu ch to improve the<br />
standards of soci ety by being worthy<br />
citizens. :'l[a y you be successful in<br />
wha tever vou set out to do. Do not<br />
become discouraged. for as Edga r A.<br />
Guest :00 aptly phrased it in his poem:<br />
"Somebod y sai d it could n't be done<br />
But he with a ch uckle replied<br />
Tha t "maybe it could n' t ". but he<br />
would be one<br />
Who would n't ~ay so 'till he 'd t r ied.<br />
5 0 he buckled r-i g ht in wit h the t race<br />
of a i!,'l'in<br />
On hi~ tuce. If he worried he hid it.<br />
He «ta r-ted to ~inK 1\" he tac kled t he<br />
th i l1~<br />
That cou ldn 't he clone, and he di d it ,"<br />
A ~ we . th e graduates of 1950.51.<br />
stand on th e threshold of a du lt life<br />
with t he doer of the future open wide<br />
in invitation. WI:' ~ay good-bee to J arvis.<br />
:'llany t imes during ou r climb up<br />
the ..tairwa v of kn owled ge we will<br />
pause. take out our hook of memories,<br />
tu rn to the .I.CI. chapte r and relive<br />
ajrai n the cl:ty~ we spent at Jarvis.
60<br />
Dear Reader •••<br />
Are you wor ried ? Your editors are ! Every year. printing costs continue<br />
to r ise. Still. your editors are able to produce a book of the high est<br />
quality. Rut. eventually. they will be forced to take drastic measures.<br />
With this in mind. let us look at .<br />
THE :\IAG:-;ET 2000 A.D.<br />
DEDICATIO:-\: The Slagnet. 2000 A.D. is dedi cated to t he true spirit of<br />
journalism.c-Canada Dry Gin ger Ale.<br />
EDITORI ALS : We are w ry fo rtunate this yea r in having an editorial<br />
from a seventh year student.<br />
"To F irst Formersv-c-Good Luck !-H. C.<br />
IN~ O\"ATIO:O-; S: In order to relieve the heavily burdened fifth formers.<br />
t he editorial .staff is entirely composed of sixth year students.<br />
CO:\D IE:-;CE) IE:-;T : There was no commencement held t his yea r, si nce<br />
all the fift h form students failed.<br />
LITERARY: T here will be no literary section th is year. After last year 's<br />
) Iagnet. t he litera ry ed itor was last seen enlisting in th e foreign<br />
legion.<br />
POETRY: One poem wa s su bmitted by a former st udent . who is now a<br />
Professor of F ish at the Universltv of Toronto.<br />
" E PLURI BUS Fur"<br />
T here was a dl vlutv studen t na med F iddle.<br />
Who fl atly refused his degree.<br />
" It'll bad enough being called F idd le.<br />
Without being Fiddle, D.D."<br />
g XCH ANGE: We are very pleased to carryon an extensive exc hange.<br />
this year...with ma ny new books and papers. includin g Plash, Hush<br />
and the Hobo News.<br />
GIR LS' S PORTS : J oan Herself won first prize in t he 300 pound lig ht <br />
weight wr estling divteicn.<br />
BOYS' S rORTS : Th is yea r, boys' sports were mainly confined to girill.<br />
\ RT : Th e art editor disappeared after leaving a short th esis on "art" on<br />
th e editor's desk .<br />
- "Do you know Art ?"<br />
-"Art who ?"<br />
- " Artesi an"<br />
- "Yes, I know Ar tesian well."<br />
HU)IOUR : It wall decided t hat the humour section will be kept in ta ct.<br />
{That's a joke. )<br />
Pete: I bet I ('(Ill make a worse faa thew you ((III !<br />
Repete: r Oil should! Look at the faa you'I'e g nt to stm·t with,
J AR\'IS COLLEGIAn: 6 1<br />
SLIGHTLY<br />
SANGUINARY!<br />
F RAr-;CES FREE!oIAr-;. -IC<br />
After one hour. a broken mirror<br />
a nd a little blood, I saw a man sew<br />
one tiny butt on on a white shirt.<br />
The incident had its origin when<br />
my brother, Arthur, argued that a<br />
man could do anything tha t a woman<br />
could do. Then Fate stepped in-the<br />
third button of my brother's shirt<br />
dramatically popped off.<br />
In a few mome nts Arthur was, wit h<br />
needle and thread, comforta bly seated<br />
in a chai r - or so he th ought.<br />
"O h, # @x !!", he mumbled as the<br />
spool of t hread rolled fr om his lap<br />
and along the floor , unravelling as<br />
it went. Some ten minutes were spe nt<br />
in r-ewinding the thread properly.<br />
" OK ". he exclai med whil e ben ding<br />
over hill cha ir. "where did you put the<br />
'"<br />
needle? " He sat down . He jumped<br />
up. He had found the needle ! Arthur<br />
limped to the washroom. intendin g<br />
to investigate his wound. However<br />
he slammed t he door and a wa ll mlr <br />
ror fell. shatt ering in th e bath tub.<br />
Cleaning up the mess took his mind<br />
from certain sanguinary thought s.<br />
After leaving th e was hroom as<br />
orderly as a ma n possibly could, he<br />
ret urned to his post wit h anot her<br />
needle. I supposed by the gleam in<br />
his eyes, many minu tes later, that he<br />
had fi nally sewn on t he button. Strutting<br />
over to the sofa. he shoved the<br />
shirt into my ha nds for a pproval.<br />
" Fine." I tittered. "now take off<br />
t he button an d try sewing it on the<br />
outside of t he shirt:'<br />
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CARS<br />
Hl"GH )' I ACL EA ~ ,<br />
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Th ere ere a lot 01 different cars.<br />
S om e uld and others lIew .<br />
.-hl d ere ll ('Urts ond huggin.<br />
B ut th ey are ('erN lew.<br />
Theil ("olli es the fil'st saat("hed tender,<br />
l t:s but a tillY dent;<br />
He can't afford to fir it•<br />
He has to pay the rent,<br />
W hel/ lather bllYs a bl'O"d IIf' 1I'<br />
It is his pride fwd joy;<br />
Th f' fil'st IeII' mOll ths he hus it ,<br />
H e t reats it like a toy.<br />
("10'<br />
A.ll d as the Yf'fl " S go 1"01ling by<br />
Th e ("fll'looks f ay sloppy:<br />
H e IISIWUlI retere to it<br />
A s ".\l y fait hl ul oM j ll loPlI".<br />
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SLOTHS<br />
J A:-;'ET H ASK IW , 3 D<br />
:'Ilany people han" heard of slot hs .<br />
but onlv few have ever ,;een one.<br />
Those who go to school a ft' acq ua inted<br />
wit h one kno wn a" the school "loth.<br />
It possesses a lmost the same physical<br />
cha racteristics a" human" but it has<br />
certain peculiarities (of the mind).<br />
Th e sloth seems immune to most<br />
sound. particularly when a homewor<br />
k assignment is given, and it is<br />
noted for ext reme slown ess in moving<br />
f rom class to class. In fact. when inhebitinz<br />
a classroom all of it:' ...enses<br />
are qu ite dull . However there are<br />
times when it is surprtslrurlv quick.<br />
witted : for Instance. it" hearing<br />
improves a t the sound of a bell.<br />
and when this ill ac companied by a<br />
strong smell of food fr om the cafeter<br />
ia. it ill galvani zed in to immediate<br />
action. In this state the slot h mon s<br />
so qui ckly t ha t it is liable to be<br />
da ngerou s.<br />
This interesting anima l has rema<br />
rka ble powers of resista nce. It is<br />
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Something About Being the Youngest in<br />
the family<br />
YF.l.1.O SOOTS. 2D<br />
protes t or demand that my brother<br />
do somet hing rather than just loaf<br />
arou nd . The res ults are disastrous.<br />
Rut there is more t ragedy to it than<br />
t hat. Here are some examples : once<br />
when my brot her practised boxing,<br />
he wanted to zet some practice at<br />
home. Whom do you think he practised<br />
on :' You guessed it! He practised<br />
O!l me! When I ha ve taken horne<br />
a good book from the library and want<br />
to spend a pleasant evening reading.<br />
what do vou think happened '? That's<br />
right: :'I Iy brother takes it. When<br />
I happen to come home a littl e late<br />
some eveninz a nd disturb his slee p.<br />
he is fu rious. Rut when he sneaks in<br />
at two o'clock in the morning and<br />
wa kes me up. I know better than to<br />
:\Iany peo ple think that being the tell him t ha t I am a wa ke .<br />
voun z est membe r of a family gives All this is just a little of the hardships<br />
t hat the younges t member of a<br />
you several pr-ivi leges. Unfort unately<br />
th at il'l not true, especially when yo u fam ily - at least 1 - m us t suffer,<br />
haw an older brother as I have. Everv and I hope t ha t it will help to cor rect<br />
ti me that something has to be done the opinion about t he you ngest being<br />
a ro und horne I haw to do it. I should the family's pet.<br />
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THE BOY IN THE BACK SEAT<br />
He rurlles back his sandv hair .<br />
«lo uches even lower in his desk lind<br />
sinks once again in to obli vion. Wha t<br />
does a lesso n ma tte r when ill dreams<br />
he cUI1 be sea ling the loftiest a nd most<br />
inaccessible peaks of the Andes. evadinl{ga<br />
pinl{ crevices. treacherous drops<br />
and thun der-ing avalanches with equal<br />
ease and skill: a nd re t urning. a he ro .<br />
to his fe llow men ~ Pe r-haps he dreams<br />
of last s um mer's I{ay. wild rampages<br />
at Camp wannecome. the t ime that<br />
he put a lizard in Cook's bed. or. pessibly<br />
of some esca pade to come. I<br />
do not kn ow . He sc r a tc hes the ti p of<br />
his s nub nose pe nsively. ga zes va ,<br />
cantf.. at the hoa rd a nd evidently decldes<br />
that these notes will not he on<br />
the exam for he r ecedes slowly int o<br />
the dream setting that he has created<br />
H EAT H ER BARCLAY, -IC<br />
for himself. His rever-ie is in ter.<br />
rupted. A sudden question tla sh es<br />
like a n adde r 's to ngue. angry a nd<br />
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s wift. A com passiona te fr iend prod s<br />
hi m into consc tous ness : he fu mbles<br />
for th e r-ig ht pa ge in t he jum ble before<br />
him. makes a hasty g ut':':"1 a nd plunges<br />
into a long explanat ion of Darwin's<br />
theory - incorrect of course ~ He is<br />
politely req uested to remain after<br />
class so tha t he may co ns ider h is mul <br />
titude of si ns. He mumbles some,<br />
thing q uit e incomp reh ens ible in r ep ly<br />
T HE ) I AGNET<br />
- a nd d reams again. Classes change ;<br />
he cha nges with them. and st ill he<br />
is wrapped in a roval ma nt le of ind ifference.<br />
Li fe rlows steadily past h im ; he<br />
heeds it not. nor ca res greatly for<br />
anything except th e dream. Perhaps,<br />
as people say. he i:; just lazy. a goodfo<br />
r-nothing and a ne'er..do-well. Pe r<br />
hap... he i:"l a poet in d isguise.<br />
.1fr. Xl uir: W h a t' clo lJII Y .~ yo ill tll f' «intrvt<br />
l l m ll f" ' : l"1I . . . srurch 1IIf'?<br />
-Am/ t lln/ tJW I'f' "" M OU" t tlgiiU f"I' w hll tl1l1 k h is I/UlU" a/H.,,.t tn ,~ t' e WJlll t<br />
/lwdl' i t r i/i/ .<br />
I heard " praillti" f" ditty<br />
HO If'n t ll the s ilr f' 1" IJ/m!ll.<br />
It was" "w idell prf'tty<br />
Spi nll i ll g (I C(Jflll'f,b till/ e.<br />
A ll d (1.'1 I ti/donl clos er,<br />
Her ,'lillyill!! ('(1st (/ spf'll :<br />
I S(l1I' " O /ll Il I/III /(1 [uirie«<br />
H i " y i llY II y illll t [)(,I1.<br />
C 10 Sf ' I' oml clos tT I t i ptun /.<br />
A " t/ t hr ll llflll th l' cilol Iliyht air<br />
Th e .'11111!! if "chon l Iwftly.<br />
T hen (!i.'1(1IJ }Jf'w " 'll : - t o /I'h ('ret<br />
E" ch /lifl h t I 1/'(111 (/0' bo ck OUT/'.<br />
T hut lII (l i d f'1/ f"i" t il find:<br />
F ill" ,'Ifill II('/' «ad, III/'N,t air<br />
l.ill!!(" ','1 ill III!! niind,<br />
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ably the most sig ni fica nt sim ila r ity<br />
between the friend and th e shoes ill<br />
their he lpfulness in r ough unpleasant<br />
going. How many times have you<br />
been down in th e dept hs of despair<br />
and the com fo r ting voice of a friend<br />
has cheered you ? Li kewise the good<br />
old shoe s ma ke thing s easy when t he<br />
going is rough in the lit er a l se nse .<br />
T h us we see that II f riend is indeed<br />
simila r to a good old pa ir of shoes :<br />
they both possess com pat ibility, cornfort,<br />
genui neness. and helpful ness <br />
qua lit ies wh ich I' m sure you will<br />
agree are necesearv for bot h friends<br />
and shoes.<br />
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ST.\ F F IH:\':\' E U 195 1<br />
The gues ts of honour at the ~taff<br />
dinner held in J une 1951 were Slr.<br />
and ~Ir~ . Staples and their t wo<br />
dau ghters. Th e excellent food served<br />
by Prince Art h ur House. the hap py<br />
convers ation. a deligh tf ul piano solo,<br />
all these were enj oyable features of<br />
the occaa ion ; but t he brillian t highlight<br />
was :\Ir. St aples' speech. After<br />
:\Ir. Allin, his former prin cipal, had<br />
paid h im a wa rm tribute and Mr s.<br />
Jenki ns had read some of his own<br />
poet ry to illust rate )OI r. Staples' qualities.<br />
the chief guest thanked his<br />
colleagues for a nest of walnut tables,<br />
an expression of their affectio n and<br />
good-will. Then he began. For half<br />
an hour his wit and eloquence de.<br />
lighted the mi nds and swayed the<br />
emot ions of hi s hearers.<br />
Xaming his thirty-six associat es in<br />
turn. he recounted am us ing inciden t s<br />
in their lives. exposed t he ir obsessions<br />
and revealed their eccentricit ies in<br />
such a dramat ica lly humorous manner<br />
that all were convulsed with<br />
laughter and many enjoyed t hat rare.<br />
enriching experience : laughing with<br />
others at oneself.<br />
Becom ing serio us for a moment. he<br />
pa id tr ibutes to a few, spoke of the<br />
spirit of Jarv is (to wh ich. as eve ry <br />
one knows he contribut ed mightil y )<br />
asked not to be forgotten. and then<br />
with a tear in his eye-bless his<br />
heart- he sat dow n.<br />
The dinner was an occasion to remember.<br />
His ha lf-hour was a feat to<br />
remember. He is a man to remember,<br />
)OIr. ST HAC HA:\<br />
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:\Ir. Campbell Strachan was recent<br />
Iy ap pointed head of t he Ph ysics Depa<br />
rtment at Harbord Collegiate after<br />
eight years in t he Sla th s and Phys ics<br />
Department of J . C. I.<br />
"C am " an old Riverdale boy. attended<br />
\ -arsity and graduated in<br />
Slat hemat ics and Physics as a medalist<br />
in his fourth yea r, follo wed<br />
b )'<br />
College of Education and seven yea rs<br />
at Li ndsay Collegiate.<br />
He is an excellent tea che r. a genial<br />
companion. a competent Swim Tea m<br />
Coach. and will be greatly missed by<br />
both sta ff and school.<br />
Our best wishes follow him in hill<br />
new appointment.<br />
:\Iarch 18-<br />
A ripple of excitement spre ad ove r<br />
the whole school the day t he news<br />
broke : " Miss :\lcKech nie and Mr.<br />
Hazen a re engnzed."<br />
Staff a nd studen ts wish for t hem<br />
all t he best of eve ry good thing'.<br />
T he Editorial sta ff is especially in-<br />
~ debted to Sl r. Hagan and )Oli!!!! ~ I c ~<br />
~ ) Kechnie for their assistance in t he<br />
j " •. publication of t he )Olagnet.<br />
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) IR. ST URBS<br />
T his vea r. <strong>1952</strong> ha ~ brought seve ra l<br />
change; to Jarvis. One of these is<br />
the promotion of .Mr. E . ) 1. Stubbs to<br />
the headship of the English Departmen<br />
t at Cen t ral Tech nical School.<br />
The pu pils . t he staff and the :'ola gnet<br />
cong rat ulate )Olr. Stubbs on this welldeserved<br />
honour and wis h him success<br />
in his new appointment.<br />
We also congratulate Central Tech.<br />
:\Ir. S t ubbs is a splendid teache r. a<br />
man of high ideals and a leader in his<br />
profession. Th e school of course. r e<br />
gret s to set" him go . for he has given<br />
much to till here at J arvis. with his<br />
efficient work. his wa r m f riendship<br />
a nd his high standard!' .<br />
)Olr. St ubbs grew up in Caledonia.<br />
wh ere he attended t he public and t he<br />
hig h schools. There he entered the<br />
Unive rsitv of Western Ontari o. and<br />
late r t he'Ontario College of Educat<br />
ion. where he obt ained specialist<br />
standing in E nglish . in French an d<br />
in Ph ysical Education. T hen ca me<br />
postgraduate work in F ran ce. and at<br />
Columbia Unt versitv in Xew York.<br />
Ex tensi ve t ravel in Europe also contri<br />
buted to the preparation fo r hi:'<br />
chosen profession. He first taug ht at<br />
r.riml'by High School and then at<br />
Western Technical School here in<br />
Toronto.<br />
Then came World War II. ) [ 1'.<br />
St ubbs joined th e R.C.A.F. an d. fo r<br />
four vva rs. W3:1 Inst r uct or in inst r-u <br />
ment flying in the Link T rainer<br />
hranch where he became a flight.<br />
lieu tenant an d O.C. of various Lin k<br />
Trai ner flights.<br />
At th e close of the war. :\11'. Stubbs<br />
joined the staff of J arvis Collegiate<br />
in 19-1 5. For seven busy yea rs he<br />
has contri buted much. bot h in th e<br />
class-room and with ext ra-cur ricular<br />
activities. to the work here at J arvis.<br />
For five years. he t rained and conducted<br />
t he orches t ra which adds so<br />
much to th e e njoyment of our assemblies<br />
: furthermore. he conducted<br />
five very successfu l Gilbert and Sulliva<br />
n operettas. He hall ser ved on man y<br />
committees and helped with va rious<br />
proj ects. At nil t imes, he ha s ser-ved<br />
J arvis Collezi ate faithfully.<br />
J ust recent ly. :\1 1'. St ubbs was sent<br />
bv th e Board of Educa tion to Temple<br />
University in Philadelphia 011 a course<br />
for Remedial Reading a nd he has ha d<br />
charge of that work here at Jarvis.<br />
Xo wonder. we are sor ry to hav e him<br />
lea ve. But we art' proud indeed to<br />
watch hi m assume new respons lb ili <br />
ties. He will bear them well.<br />
Teaching in a collegiate is a busy<br />
life. Yet :\11'. Stubbs found time to<br />
serve the community too. on committees<br />
of teaching and unlversltv activities.<br />
F urt her more he is Su nda y School<br />
superintendent and also an elder of<br />
Rosedale United Church.<br />
In all this activity and busy life.<br />
he hall been abl y helped by :\Irs.<br />
Stubbs. She. too. has assisted at various<br />
staff activit ies. Xo doubt. his<br />
daughter J anet may come to Jarvis<br />
Colleziate. later on. We are sorry to<br />
see them leave our hapl)Y circle at<br />
J arvi s but rejoice wit h them in his<br />
new honou r. \\'e wish them luck.<br />
success a nd happiness. Don' t fur-get<br />
to come bac k and see liS often!<br />
PAREXTS ' XIGHT<br />
On F rid ay. Feb ruarv 11'\1. J a r \" iJ'<br />
had its fi rs t pa ren ts' night in many<br />
vea rs.<br />
. For al most two hours. the parents<br />
were able to vi sit t he classrooms an d<br />
mee t t he teachers. All th e va r-ious<br />
subjects were discussed. a;; well a s the<br />
stude nts. Poor tis!<br />
Th en eve ryone assembled in the<br />
auditor-ium to hellI' an interesting<br />
musica l program me. T he first fo rm<br />
music class opened with t heir renditi<br />
on of " :\Ia I'Y Ha d a Little Lamb".<br />
T hey we re followed by the secon d<br />
form ba nd class wh ich placed more<br />
advanced music. Th e third form band<br />
produ ced th e "high note" (If the evening<br />
from their wood wind secti on.<br />
Som e lovely dances were th en<br />
staged in th e original native cost umes.<br />
Th e programme ended with a di s<br />
play of costumes. by the pupils. from<br />
their native lands. Seven ty per cent<br />
of Jarvis st udents have th eir heritage<br />
from so me co untry ot her than<br />
Canada .<br />
Next. t he pa rents were invited to
.JAR\'I:' ("OLU:GIATE<br />
the cafeteria for re freshments . se r ved<br />
hy the st udents .<br />
Th e evening concluded with a delig<br />
htfu l dance in th e auditorium.<br />
Th e pa re nt s. teach ers and st udents<br />
all e njoyed t he even ing very muc h.<br />
and everyone i~ looking forwar d to<br />
allother parents' night in t he future.<br />
P AT T RACY. IF<br />
:\11'. Pick..!'inj{. :'>1 1'. Du nca n<br />
Inst r umenta l music a t J arvis th is<br />
ye a r received an exhilarating sh ot in<br />
the a r m t hrough t he ad di tion to the<br />
staff of :'Il r. Bruce Du nca n. :'Ilr. Overholt<br />
recalls a ve ry capable sa ndyhaired<br />
viol inist, wh o was the bac k<br />
hon e of th e st ring section in the Kenora<br />
Hig h School Orchestra. At that<br />
time Bruce Dunca n. violinist. accom <br />
panied by J ack Overholt. pianist.<br />
we re a familiar team about t he tow n.<br />
Since thos e days. :'Ilr. Dunca n has<br />
been awarded the Yiolln Gold :'Ileda l<br />
fo r A.T .C.:'IJ. indicating the highes t<br />
ma r ks in Ca nada that year. Th en fol <br />
lowed t he three yea r Ba chelor of<br />
:'Il usic course at C. of T.. and practice<br />
teaching a t J arvis. whe n our t wo m u<br />
sic men met a ga in as crit ic a nd st u<br />
dent.<br />
:'IIi nen'a kn ows that the futu re of<br />
instrumental music at J arvis lies in<br />
capable hands-a-ha nd s not afraid of<br />
work elt he r ' If vou ca ll "Ca b" in<br />
the dow nto wn dis trict sometime during<br />
the summe r months. do not be too<br />
su rprised if you recognize the "ca b<br />
hie."<br />
T he :'Ilagnet extends its welcom e to<br />
:'I1t·s. Duncan uls o. T he nuptia ls were<br />
celebrated only a verv few weeks be-<br />
69<br />
fore our " He ifetz " a r r ived at J a r vis<br />
in the fa ll.<br />
...<br />
The new tea cher in Room 35 ill Slr.<br />
Lou P icker ing. He was born in )'Ia l·<br />
ton and was educated formall y in<br />
Barr ie. Ha nover a nd the Unive rs ity<br />
of Toronto. During the sum me r<br />
mont hs Lou worked for the Defence<br />
Resea rch Board. in the Yuk on ami<br />
Hudson Ba y terri tories. lea rn ing t he<br />
ha bita t and he nce control of those<br />
a tomic-propel led mosquitoes. Xow t he<br />
army call work effect ively withou t<br />
the pests. Wit h a B.A. in Sc ience<br />
he entered O.C.E. and came to J a rvis<br />
to tea ch Science a nd ).I a t h ema t i c ~ .<br />
As J un ior Rugby a nd Sw im ming<br />
Coach he has ea rn ed the friendship<br />
of ma ny. Characterized as qu iet.<br />
serious. congen ial and single he<br />
makes a fine addit ion to :'I l ill en'a ' ~<br />
Staff.<br />
... ...<br />
J.e.l. ALUMNUS<br />
Dr. J . E. (Ted ) Whit ing attended<br />
Jarvis Collegi ate during the yenrs<br />
HI25 ·2fl. After high sc hool graduatio<br />
n. he entered med icine a t V. of T.<br />
r('.",ti",...d .... 1"'1/" I fill )<br />
Dr . Wh it iu Jo: " t Wur k
70 T HE )lAGSJ-;T<br />
He-hu m ! Another Easter is about<br />
to go by and that means an ot her yea r<br />
of school is gone beca use the Summer<br />
holidays come so Quickly once S pring<br />
sets in .<br />
• • •<br />
Th e summer holidays ca me ... and<br />
went. By Sept ember. the re we re so<br />
many in ches added to you J a rvis ltes<br />
that I could sca rce ly belie ve my eyes.<br />
J up it er was gl ad t hat so many st u<br />
dents returned to this hall of fa me<br />
and didn't linger on the ways ide or<br />
drop off. )I y. but it w all good to see<br />
you aU back ! When you left fo r your<br />
va cations. the halls were :\0 d ull a nd<br />
dark and cold that I had t he urge to<br />
scamper off to some holiday resor t too<br />
.. . then. the nooks an d cranni es rang<br />
out with sweet voices and boomed<br />
bass note s at me and I was glad I<br />
didn 't go. J udgi ng from the brawn<br />
and beauty around. Venus must be<br />
having a busy time, which reminds<br />
me, I must ask her if the arrival of<br />
our two new an d ha ndsome teachers<br />
:\11', Pickering and :\11', Duncan had<br />
anyt hing to do with the increased<br />
en rolment of fem mes this year,<br />
• • •<br />
Hot-dogs and cokes ! When I thi nk<br />
of initiation now, it was more f un<br />
than a circus ! Those poor first form <br />
ers ! I remember the dread ed hours of<br />
my own ini tiation and. tha nk good.<br />
ness, t hey a re memories. As yet Initiation<br />
involves only t he gi rls. I wonder<br />
if the boys will ever IJt> ca ug ht up<br />
in its vices. (. , . then t here would be<br />
bedla m I) or if this "torture" will be<br />
confined to the weaker sex.<br />
• • •<br />
I have to smile when 1 think how<br />
ridiculous Juno was at t he beginnin g<br />
of the vear. She ca me to me, you<br />
know, wor- ried , . . that :your school<br />
spirit wall dy ing out. 1 wish she<br />
hadn't had to go a way so soon. It<br />
would have been sheer pleas ure to<br />
han seen her face, lit up wit h surprise<br />
at t he row t he impending st u<br />
den t council elections brou ght up.<br />
You couldn 't get away from it ~<br />
Eve rvone talked about it everywhere.
JARVIi:' C OLI.EGIATE<br />
71<br />
It even got to the point when ' I almost<br />
got ind igestion at lunch hour .. .<br />
trying to gobble up my lunch so I<br />
could get my two cen ts worth in th e<br />
con versation. It was ~a ti .dyi n g to<br />
see the students exercising sound<br />
j udgment. (The result ? Trevor Evton<br />
and Dodle Sperry are proxy and viceproxy<br />
) .<br />
• • •<br />
Even t hin king about it makes me<br />
Iurlcus ! :'oIars forgot to bring my corsage<br />
to commencement. I felt so dowdy<br />
in a plain wh ite toga when the<br />
ot her Kh'ls we re in beautiful dresses<br />
adorned by a breath of :-lpri ng' in<br />
ro se and sweet-pea nosegays . T he<br />
least he could have done was to send<br />
:'olercury out to scour t he hillsides of<br />
) [ount Olympus for some wild flowers.<br />
At the time. I would have given<br />
all th e IO\'e of Ven us for one dandelion<br />
, He even forgot to change to a<br />
white s hir-tl I was t horough ly ashamed<br />
of him. However Barba ra Burnett<br />
made s uch an interest ing valedictory<br />
a ddress and I was so proud to see the<br />
Jarvtsttes. eyes sparkling , carry their<br />
di ploma s aw ay with the grace and<br />
confidence of adults. that my anger<br />
subsided. ( Lucky for him !)<br />
• • •<br />
Say. remember the Studen t's Counell's<br />
first da nce ? Imagine, a n orc hes <br />
t ra and no admissio n cha rge! I must<br />
t hank Diana for finding me a blind<br />
date. I didn't relish missinlol' t he fu n<br />
an d f rolic. Did I tell you tha t :'ttercurv<br />
was put in t he "dog-house" for<br />
ac ting up that nigh t ? You know how<br />
he'll a lways on the go, well . . . he<br />
chased after Cupid's date. Cu pid. na <br />
turally got angry and let loose one of<br />
his a r rows-which hit head on.<br />
(bull's-eve l} . .. I always knew those<br />
fiying feet of his would get him into<br />
t rouble.<br />
• • •<br />
. . . and speaking of Cupid and his<br />
a r row~ he shou ld ha ve been at the<br />
)tagnet Round-Up on S O\'. Suth. The<br />
old auditori um was a galaxy of colo<br />
u r~-s il\"e r horseshoes . red streamers,<br />
ha ndsom e cowboys with twink <br />
ling gun -butts and s pu rs , fiallhing<br />
s miles a nd excited eyes. While J immy<br />
) Iagill and his Nor ther n Ramblers<br />
pr ovided the music. my Jarvlsttes<br />
whooped it up until I wondered how<br />
the floor ever stood the strain ! At<br />
interm ission we chose :'oIiss ) Iagnet"<br />
and I lau ghed so ha rd at He r vey 's<br />
skit that I choked on my Coca -Cola.<br />
I was really sor ry when the music<br />
ended. for it had been a swell eve ni ng.<br />
enjoyed by all !<br />
• • •<br />
. .. and then ca me Christmas ! I<br />
can still feel a ti ngle go down my<br />
back when I think of t he Christ mas<br />
Dan ce. T he Christmas t ree in t he<br />
auditor ium put me in a holiday mood,<br />
pronto, and I was rea dy to cut capers<br />
... j ust like that! Hercules di sappro<br />
ved. He t hought I shou ld hi:' mort'<br />
" la dy-like" and not like an excited<br />
puppy ; but. Christmas comes only<br />
once a yea r and we're not young fo r<br />
eve r. (By t he wa y, th ose Xmas baskets<br />
with all the goodies made even<br />
Xeptune's mouth water !)<br />
• • •<br />
Golly, four months of t he leap yea r<br />
gone. I wonder how Bacchus fa re s.<br />
The las t I remember was that he was<br />
dashing a way fro m clamou ri ng gals<br />
as king him to the "Snowtlur rv" , . .<br />
that was three mont hs ago . I must
...- . .-...:~--:--;:: ;-- =, = -~-;=find<br />
out wh ich fair damsel won out<br />
or whether the man is still "foot-loose<br />
and fa ncy-free." J ust out of curtosltv<br />
mind you ... not hing persona l ~<br />
• • •<br />
Come to t hink of it. now th at my<br />
mind is off the social whirl, th e basketball<br />
te a m did well this year. 1<br />
must t ry to discover how those players<br />
ca n pop the ba ll in to the basket<br />
:010 easily. T alk about sk ill and coordina<br />
t ion ! I ca n on ly be sorrv tha t<br />
th e J uniors didn 't get into t he finals.<br />
T hen it might haw been double hon<br />
OU I":oI for Jarvis. T hey mer-it " AA"<br />
for effort a nyh ow.<br />
• • •<br />
A pollo is still brnKginJl about t he<br />
ope retta. T r ue, "The Chi me s of :\'0 1"<br />
mandv" was a success bu t he needn't<br />
claim a ll the la urels. ( He proba bly<br />
didn't even go to a ll th e rehear...als.}<br />
J udginl( f rom hi :ol story. you would<br />
t hink he did all the work, but I ha ve<br />
my sus picions that the cast s hould be<br />
g iven a little more credi t than he is<br />
gh'inK the m.<br />
• • •<br />
Isn't it wonderful to han' a vivid<br />
imagination? 1 didn't know where<br />
or ho w or w ho dreamed it, but the<br />
A t-horne Committee sure ca me up<br />
with a dandy when th ey thought of<br />
a "Sout h Sea Island" theme. )oJ\"<br />
guess is, t hat it was probably one o'f<br />
the nig htma res ( ?) t ha t t he bcvs had<br />
while visiting drea mland. ;\loons,<br />
grass skirts. rlc wers, pa lm tree:" the<br />
...oft m us ic of Gui ta rs ... and mon-<br />
.<br />
,<br />
keys ( How d id they get in there "}<br />
can only mean one thing. WhM a<br />
d r ea m I<br />
• • •<br />
Th is mou nta in air is so invlgora t<br />
ing that my imagina t ion is beginning<br />
to wander again. I wo nder if the )ola g<br />
net is still ac cepting poetry contrtbut<br />
tons . because. I've just hit upon<br />
a brai n-... term. T hey can edit a colum n<br />
of nu rsery rhyme va riations which<br />
can go something lik e . ..<br />
T hirt y (lil Y." h(lth S I:'/;ff'III IIfT,<br />
,4.pril. J UII I:' a nd<br />
.\"O I' (' lII b l ' l",<br />
A ll t hl:' rest liare thirty-11m',<br />
X fl l/" i .., Owt f ail"?<br />
. .. All r igh t! All r ight ! so I' m 110<br />
poet . . . I 'll hurry to th e Delhi 01'<br />
ac le a nd come back with a ll Pyt'<br />
ope ner. You ju...t wa it . . .<br />
... ...<br />
Donald Duck Vislls Jarvis<br />
On Thur.. :'Ilarrh 20t h, a large<br />
num ber of J urvisltes ga thered in the<br />
Ar t Room to .see a dis-play put on by<br />
a ca r toonist from the Dis ney Studio:'<br />
in California,<br />
:'II I'. A . E . Brown of Fa mous Pl a y<br />
ers introduced )O[is s. Ad r ia na Casek-ttl,<br />
better known to us as the " Voice<br />
of Snow White" . :'Ilis-s Caselcttl ...anz<br />
"whis tle While You Work" and the<br />
whistles were supplied by the males<br />
ill th e audience !<br />
:'1[1', Roy \\' iIlia ms, the cartoo nist<br />
ex plained t he techn ique of drawing<br />
used in the Disn ey S tu dios . a nd ill ustrnte<br />
d it by sketching. Grumpy, Happy.<br />
T he Old Witr h. Pl ut o, Dona ld<br />
Duck a nd ot he r suc h characters. :'III',<br />
\\"illiams also guve words of encc uragement<br />
to the young nrtists present,<br />
an d a nswered qu es- tions conce r-ning<br />
the production of s uch pictures as,<br />
Sn ow Wh ite a nd Fantasia.<br />
... ...<br />
The school a nd t he Libra ry wis h<br />
to express. in this issue of t he " :'lIn g.<br />
net", their tha nks to )lisl'l Bessie<br />
:'Il a c)o! u r r h ~" for the very va lua ble<br />
edition of Tha cker ay from her<br />
father's libra r-y. ) li s-.s :'II adlurl'hy is<br />
th e daughter of the late reve red Recto<br />
r, Archiba ld )oIa d lurchy. whose<br />
work as a teache r a nd Pr inci pa l did<br />
:;0 m uch to establish t he tradition (If<br />
sc holarship in th e Old School.
JARV I ~ COLl. troIAn : 7a<br />
THE<br />
CHESS jCLUB<br />
J:(l(' k Hor...: :'ol k ha l.'l Globe. Pe l!'lo! )" Endicott, J udy Russe-ll. Wallac.. Russell, Ro)" I. o ft ~ .<br />
Paul Va n Loa n. Ant s h:utt . Edward Burstvnskv.<br />
Sf't'l) ,.d Ho..·: (;eor!:1.' Ta k a ha ~ h i . Heve j-ley Sher ma n. Pat Croft . J ohn T urn..r, , '..11"<br />
500t5. :'oli chal'l Ca \·anau!ot'h. G ne ~ Endicott .<br />
F roN' H" Il' ; I'aul ,-\lCne\\'. Cla ir\' :'old;: a ~· . Elea nor t:i"t'le. 11,,1> t' " r\\'a rd. .-\ 11 11 lI a n '..)"•<br />
..: It'allo r Lennox,<br />
Aft er much discussion. t he club<br />
mem bers finally succeeded in holdin g<br />
an election at which Robert Forward<br />
was elected president , and Clare Endicott<br />
vice-p resident. In hi~ postelection<br />
speech Bob promised more<br />
and bet te r chess sets, and a tournament<br />
designed to select th e best players<br />
in the school. Since t hen t welve<br />
brand new chess sets and boa rds haw<br />
been purchase d. and a tourna ment<br />
is underway. At the present time<br />
Pau l Van Loan i", leading, very closely<br />
followed bv Roy Lofts and Bob Forward,<br />
president.<br />
The membership at the present<br />
time i:- approximately twenty-five<br />
who may usually be foun d mak lna<br />
full use of th e chess sets and boa rds.<br />
An innovat ion this year i:; the chess<br />
locker which sta nds in the hall opposite<br />
the chess room. The equipment<br />
is kept in here ready for use at an y<br />
time by the membe rs.<br />
All those wi:lhing to become membel'S<br />
of the J arvis chess club need only<br />
par twe nty-five cents to Clare En dlcott<br />
to obtain full membership r iJ{htli<br />
and opportunit ies,<br />
)Ianr t ha nks are due to )11', Can__<br />
cullen for his kind loan of Room 27<br />
in t he afte r noons. Wit hout hi:" cooperation<br />
the chess club would I.K:'<br />
una ble to cont inue.
THE STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE<br />
J:ud .: R U II'; :\Ia" Rosen thal. :\l r. Hagan, T revor E ~· I O l1 .<br />
F ...."t H"", : A nd y Za jac. J u ne Hewe s, Br ia n Hoc ker,<br />
In t he :o;pri ng of 1951, a group of<br />
Iour-th , formers. Lorna Dennison.<br />
S heila :'IlcCoy, Rober t Hill, Beve r ley<br />
Finland . J oy Verno n, Harvey Cowan<br />
a nd Aileen Porter decided to take<br />
:-ltCPll to establis h it Student Council<br />
at J urvi«. )1an :o:, man y meetings wer e<br />
held and teac he rs were consul ted.<br />
After th ese st uden ts had obtained<br />
permission to have a St udent Council.<br />
t he constitution had to be wri tten.<br />
Thi s constitu tio n had to meet the approval<br />
of bot h teachers and students.<br />
Finally after more meeti ngs an d consultations.<br />
the ta sk was completed and<br />
Jarvis W8!\ ready fo r its first election.<br />
Candidates were nominated. poste<br />
rs were placed in prominent position<br />
s, ha nd-bills were dis t ri buted. and<br />
speeches were mad e. Then the elections<br />
were held. Trevor Eyton was<br />
elect ed presid ent and Dodie Sperry<br />
vice-presid ent.<br />
At the first meet lnx. Andy Zajac<br />
was elected treasu re r. Hi-ian Hocker<br />
social-convener. )tax Rosent hal publicity<br />
director and June Hewes secreta<br />
ry . Xow we had ou r Student Council.<br />
Rut whe re were we to begin our<br />
work ?<br />
We had our fi rst dance, the " F ree<br />
For -All". Everyone came. Who will<br />
ever forget Harvey Cowan as the<br />
penniless widow in her t wen ty- room<br />
shack. Svd Sho om as the villain, :\turray<br />
Ber man as the beauti fu l heroine.<br />
t he clock. or Sauerkraut Sam?<br />
As we held more dances. some independently<br />
and some in conj unctio n<br />
with clubs. we contin ued to be successful.<br />
At the " ) Iagnet Roundu p", a<br />
wester-n affair, we chose a ) Ii:-ll'l )[ ag.<br />
net, Kat hy George, and had squa reda<br />
nci ng, Xear Chr ist mas we had the<br />
"J ingle Bell J ump" wit h San ta Cla w"<br />
a Christmas t ree and all the t rimmings..<br />
The Studen t Council in vited<br />
t he basketbal l teams of St. Cathar-
J AR \' I~<br />
COI.U ;c.;IATE<br />
75<br />
ines Colleaiute Insti t ute and Vocationul<br />
School to be its gUt':-t:- at the<br />
"Basket Ball Bounce". We helped the<br />
Gir l:-' Club with t he " Snowrl urr v<br />
Strut", th e dance where th e ~d r l:- got<br />
their chance. At presen t plan s are<br />
being made for the blggest an d best<br />
At-Horne yet.<br />
But d a nces were n't the whole story<br />
ur eve n t he must important pa rt of it ,<br />
We chose t he editors of the " Slugnet",<br />
and elected Xeil )'h'Ca ul as our Telegram<br />
re porter. Under our sponsor<br />
«hip, a club was started tu teach new<br />
Ca nadi ans En z lis h. J urvls Christmas<br />
Curds were sold for the first ti me,<br />
T he St ude nt Cou ncil executive made a<br />
radio appearance. Plans for a dance<br />
club were laid out and noon-hour<br />
dancing was in t roduced in the senior<br />
lunc h per-iod .<br />
The St udent Cou ncil handl ed :\Iag.<br />
ne t advertising, Operetta tic ket sales.<br />
and us be r lng this year, Th e first t wo<br />
jobs especially took hou rs of hard<br />
work by the com mittees. Posters had<br />
to be pu t up, a booth had to !It' bu ilt,<br />
sales recorded. ti ckets num bered.<br />
signs pr inted, and orders filled.<br />
A few amendments wer t.' ma de in<br />
t he constitut ion, t he moat impor tan t<br />
of wh ich allo wed tlrst-Iormers to<br />
serve thei r IIPpl't'lIth't':-Ih i pl'l ill t he<br />
council without a vote.<br />
STUDENT COUNCIL FORM REPS.<br />
/I" r k HUll" l .r f l ,.. H igh t : Urian Hoc ker , Syd ney S hoo m. Ron RW l'rlI", J inl R u ~ ~dl , Huh<br />
Hill .<br />
Th i n f H..... Larr y ROM'n, Georee P hill i!,s. Ca rl I-! ud ~u n , J uh n Ka ravos, .-\ I"t S la Ug'htl' r,<br />
J im west.<br />
S ec"",/ HUll": S tell a Kuayk, J\I ~' \'..rnen, Ail.....n Por t..r, J ua u !{ullt'r ts, Uoru t hy lI u d ~UII ,<br />
T revor Eyton.<br />
"',"..", «""'; June K o hll. Y ll. ~h i. Jeanet t.. .'\llI.cD ona ld . S usan h-iea we , I' a t ~ ~· H u ' , i ll ~"n ,<br />
Ka t hl ee n Seo, Gr..ta Bla ck.
76<br />
Thull t he Studen t Council fur 1 ~ 51 ·<br />
52 hall nearly finished its task. Yet<br />
tha nks a rt' due to many : the ambitious<br />
students who were willinK to<br />
work for a council. ) Ir..Jen kins for<br />
his kindly supervision. :\Ir. Hagen and<br />
:\Ir. St ubbs for helpin g us ove r the<br />
rough spots. and the many teachers<br />
who gave up their time to preside at<br />
our dances. Thanks are due also to<br />
th e st udents who did the thousand<br />
and one " lit tle jobs" : th e one" wh o<br />
d rew pos te rs, typed minutes, sold<br />
tickets. put up decoration s. order ed<br />
refreshments. and acted in ski ts.<br />
Wit hout th e m our efforts would ha n "<br />
been pa ralyzed.<br />
In s pi te of many e r rors. progres s<br />
has bee n made and the foundation<br />
laid. :\Ia)' t he fu ture Studen t Council s<br />
e- nj oy uuwaverhur success ,<br />
'I' m: :\I AG:'\ET<br />
TlH : l"O U~I H; HS or<br />
T HI': ST U DE~T CO U ~ C I I.<br />
J:"ri.{ N....-: Ha r vey Cowan. I.orna De nn i......n,<br />
Roh Hill.<br />
F ,·....r N" ••': Beverley F'inland. S heila ) !l:'<br />
Co~·. Aileen Porte r. J oy Ve r-non.<br />
THE CHEERLEADERS<br />
/l a (' ~' Ru ; ..\ n d ~' Zajac. Gob Cu rran,<br />
F ......, N : Toni Cox . Chas-lotte :'I1l.'Caul. Rita Leone , Ita r" a r. Sam IJ ·~ o n ,
THE GLEE CLUB<br />
n",./,; If" ,,'. 1,"1' /" /(i"I,' C" li" :-;ll ith, I',-h'" C ,, ~ r" n l . 1''''11 S"" tt, 1h.'lli,. Ill ' ll in~t' I ' , Halph lI a r t , n olo Ped he rney, ~u r m Hl'KU munl.<br />
S lc\'" :Io1" l'ia r l y. lla n lilll·l llil'k. Antly ZlIjll." n ,,1o "'''''10('. (;""1"1::" (;"" l" lo('i,' IT, Dan ' H ug he s, H a rv e)· Cowa n, (; '" 'f K''' Zull.·iI.<br />
J oh n T urner, Val :ll alotT H" h lI ill.<br />
r",,, ," It" ". . n uh ClinKII, (lon Ha miltuu, W rll )' lI'Ul{'k. J Ull W ilk ins, I'ete r lt obinson , J oh n :l1('Cll' lland . Cha r les Ca rr, Tt'd SI"\','n,.•<br />
.101." S t,·r ul...-!"!:". )l a ve lI a r n ' Y, It r u,"" C...-ckett, J im llun n iltKn, W a lla ('.· R u ssell, :\Ia r ily n S pruule.<br />
T h in { ll.. ,,·: !lnrnt h)' W illi a m,.. Om. I,"Ki.,. Itl" w J ik" llIu ra . J " )'I',, Ca irn s, Sydney Harne s. E il....·n Bual, Sa ndra 1)" 118 111"" 11 , Ih·lt"<br />
:lll':llutren, I'.-a rl :l l u r "" , \ ' Kle ri e 1IelIinlCl'l",<br />
HOl"ul hy Hu dson .<br />
f'r",,' U..".. I'Kt J u nl'lI, J)ur ill H umeu, IIt·t t )" T lw mKs, Ht·l t)· ! lltvitlj("t', :\l a l ily n l lix. )' a t Cuultun, Ba r hKr a Kirk ha m, Stl'l'han il.'<br />
SKwt" h)"n, I' ut Li ttlt" .I,,"n ROU"t" "' r I h ..rhclt,
78<br />
THE<br />
BAND<br />
fI ..r k R o,,' ; ~li k t' Robe r-ts. Da vid Rolfe, E r ic Yu o r-i nen. Coli n Smith , Bill J ohn st on ,<br />
J im He nd ry Da vid Y i1,'ldi n,ll. Gordon Hut-lt on . :\I icht\e] GJohe, Yitz Pe ncille r ,<br />
Da vid Ze idm a n.<br />
r ",,,·/ h Uo", . .lo n wttkfns. Bolo Pryma. .John Scott, .Joh n W r il' ht. )I a rk Andre ws , Hil l<br />
A r but hnot. W ra y )I o rr i ~ o n , Ka y R ussell. 1' (>t (' 1' Hohinsou. (; corj{(' T a ka h a sh i.<br />
Pa u l Agne w. Boh Forward.<br />
T /I !1"O U ()It' : .Jur i ~ l r be , Jack Yip. Doreen Pomeroy. GraN' Rod well, Cor-inne Cro mwell,<br />
T ('IT it, J\ itlllllura , Rvoko T a ke uchi.<br />
S("", ,, I Ro/l' Rill Clark. Fred Stevenson. .J,ntl' K utt, T a .~ l\ {1 Cbrtstte. :\llth alia Sh t'I'.<br />
chuck, B
,J.\ RVI::> C OI.Ltl;IATE 7 \1<br />
GIRL'S CLUB<br />
EXECUTIVE<br />
Oot:/( Nfl"·, L f'j l ,,, /(i/l ht : Pa tti P hilip, )l i55 Logan. J ulia Kir kw ood, Dia ne S incla ir,<br />
r .·"", R..... La ura )la r r, Ailee n Porte r, Dorot hy H udson, Sop hie Za h umt'n)"<br />
Pres ident-c-Atleen Porter<br />
v ice-P resldent-c-J ulla Kirkwood<br />
Secreta ry Treas ur er-s-Laura ::\Iarr<br />
Social Ccnvener-c-Dorotbv Hudson<br />
2nd F or m Represen ta tives - Patt i<br />
Philip. Sophie Zah umeny<br />
t st F or m Represent at lve-c-Dlane Sinclair<br />
~o soo ner was t he fturry of th e<br />
firs t few week s of school and the<br />
elections over. than th e new execu tive<br />
begun to plan for the initiation, It<br />
was held early in t he fa ll and began<br />
with an obstacle race. T hen, under<br />
t he capable lead ershi p of :'olarie<br />
Dowie. the girls enjoyed a :-ling-song<br />
followed by a movie. The real in itiat<br />
ion took t he for m of an Im press ive<br />
Candlelight Initi ation Cere mony In<br />
this ser vice the executi ve f ro m t heir<br />
ligh ted ca ndles. pa...sed t he light f rom<br />
th e Lamp of Learning to can dle... held<br />
in the ha nds of reprc...eutat lves of t he<br />
first forms, Thus the init iates realized<br />
t hat they had become a part of one<br />
of t he most hon oured and oldest secondary<br />
schools in th e provin ce of Ontario.<br />
Prior to delicious refres hments.<br />
eve ryone en joyed a sh or-t but lively<br />
session of sq uare dancing.<br />
P robablv t he most worth-while<br />
proj ect of the Girls' Club, is that<br />
of packing t he Ch ristmas baskets.<br />
Some twenty-four bask ets, conta ining<br />
eve rything necessary fo r a merry<br />
Christmas dinner. were sent to nee dy<br />
fa milies of the cit y T his entailed<br />
a great deal of wor k. orderi ng an d<br />
dis t ributing the groceries. an d arranging<br />
for delivery Here W I.' would<br />
like to express our ...incere appreclati<br />
on of t he work of our sponso r. ::'ili...s<br />
Logan. who was un t ir-ing in her efforts<br />
and most generous in ~h' i n g her time,<br />
But the a ile ga y event of t he yea r<br />
was yet to come. the an nua l da l\('(',
""<br />
Th is vear it WH:- ca lled "The Snow<br />
F'lurrj-" a nd t he decorations exempli <br />
fied this nomenclatu re . Th e m usic of<br />
.Jimmy Da les' orchest r a was gay and<br />
generous . The highlights of t he evening<br />
were the novelty dances-a spot<br />
dance. an e limina ti on dance, and a<br />
sta tu e dance. The fun reached its climax<br />
wh en a cloud of balloons were<br />
th rown from th e balcony All too<br />
I. S. C. F.<br />
soon t he h app ~' evening ended a nd a<br />
ti red crowd of .larvisites trudged<br />
home.<br />
We feel t hat this year has been suecessf<br />
ul and ha ll ca rried out t he best<br />
traditions of the J a r vis Gir ls' Club.<br />
\\'e wish next rear's executive SUCl'eSl'<br />
and happiness in everr.. project they<br />
undert ake .<br />
/I"r k U,,'" :\Ial'jt'a l'l't E ddr .Joyce T h o m r .~o n . Doreen Cheesman, E I{'8 IlUl" (;1" 11)'<br />
,..,",,", How : (; 'H'1\ I'lIlr l', Dru sila Ca rtes. Laura Wilson, R. .. T'rewin.<br />
About t wen ty-two rNll'S a go. a<br />
uroup of Christian students in Oxford<br />
and Cambrld ze Uni versities se nt<br />
a vounz mall to the Uni versit.... of<br />
Tor onto to start a group now known<br />
as the In ter-va rsitv Chris tian Fellowship.<br />
From th is movement am ong the<br />
unive rsi ty students. came the idea<br />
for a similar movement among high<br />
schol st udents and t he Inter-School<br />
Chr-istian Fellowship was fo rmed.<br />
The beginni ng of the I.S.C.F was<br />
...mall. but th e work has grown so<br />
steadil.... that today the I.S.C.F is<br />
established right across Canada in<br />
some tw o hundr-ed high schools.<br />
The aims of the Fellowship are<br />
1 To enccuruze pers ona l allegiance<br />
to Chr ist.<br />
2. To for m a hab it of reg ula r. private<br />
«tud.... of t he Bible,<br />
3, To lead a practical Ch r -ist ia n life.<br />
Th e l.S,C.F g'ives the mem bers a<br />
cha nce to put their Christian fa ith<br />
to work an d also to grow in the fait h<br />
of J esus Christ. The fel lowship is<br />
open to all denomin ations an d is for<br />
the whole school. not for just a few<br />
grades. The activities of the I.S.C.F<br />
include meeti ngs for Rible studv. discussion<br />
and pra....er The leadership<br />
of t he group iii in t he hands of an<br />
executive chosen from among t he student!'<br />
themselves so t hat t hey mar<br />
ga in experience in Ch rlstfan 1t'81Iershtp.
.JARVI:' COI.l.t:GIATt:<br />
CAMERA<br />
This venr hus lx-en 11 verv successf ul<br />
one for the Camera Club. In fact<br />
Interest has been so high that there<br />
have been few days on which the<br />
dar k-room has not been occ up ied by<br />
some e nthus iastic photog raphe r T he<br />
black book in ) 11' Curscullen's r oom<br />
has usually been signed UJl fo r t wo<br />
weeks a head.<br />
T hroug h :\11' Curscul len's efforts<br />
CLUB<br />
" 1<br />
the Board of Educa tion hU:I ki nd ly<br />
p rovided more lockers fo r t he use of<br />
the members. A ventilating :lr:ltem.<br />
a d ire necessitv in the d a r k- room, ha s<br />
also been Installed.<br />
T he wo rk of some of the membe rs<br />
has been di spla....ed f rom t ime to ti me<br />
in the sho w-c ases.<br />
W e owe ma ny thanks to ) 11' Cu rsculle<br />
n fo r dona tiuz so m uch ti me.<br />
effort and a dvice to the club.<br />
n " d .: H o I
Tm: :\IAI;:-;t:T<br />
) 11' Dunca n, II ne wcomer to the staff'.<br />
wux a very competent conductor, a nd<br />
we hat! muny good ti mes rehearsing<br />
together :\[1' Overholt directed the<br />
actual performa nces from the piano<br />
and. as usual. did excellent work.<br />
For the past three years little :\li ss<br />
Andrea Ha nse n has played in our<br />
orches t ra. a nd last fall she finally<br />
attained t he pro w l rank Ill' a tirst<br />
formeI'<br />
We feel t hat m usk is lmpcrtunt<br />
fo r en~I'\ 'OIU' , ei ther as 1I listen er 01 '<br />
performer Through the o rc hest ra<br />
we meet together with a common inte<br />
rest to create m usic, which gin' s<br />
us a great dea l of pleasure. and, we<br />
hope, en joy ment to those wh o hear us,<br />
/l u (' ~' g " lI', [.''i' t» N il/h t Carol Purvis, Harvey Cowa n, Don Ha milton, Boh nm.<br />
lh-ve r-le y Schurmanu, Claire :\lc K a~', Bob :'>Iaki. :\1 1', Dunca n,<br />
.I/ id
Upprr and Lowrr School Advrrtising Agrnls<br />
1:,, ("1; R" w. h ;t to riglll Pa ul ..l,jlll t'W , S teve ) Ior illrty. Ala n Reyn old s. S ydney S boom.<br />
1' 1"(1/11 H,, ,. J UII'" Ht'we, . Bla nche Golds tein , Paula white, J oa nne Graha m, T uva<br />
Rocklttfe. Grece Rod well,<br />
Fr..", R" .... /...;, ' .. I(; g /,t : J ud y Monner, F rance s :\Iid wood , :'lI a r)' W i1l i a m ~ . J u nto<br />
l>ay a,hi. A ud re y Prea r, Carol", Wa rren, E vel y n Woo, ) Ia r ~' Ea rle)'<br />
Koy<br />
....,....,,11 1l,m" Diane T u r ne r, Sand ra K "' II ) ' OIl , :'ola r y Pe t r -ie. Tom Hoesehe nste tn, J t'rr ~'<br />
WonK', Paul Coombe, Gordoll Ha r pe r, J imm)" Doi.<br />
Thi,.d How : J ohn W r i ~ h t . Ka thleen 5'.,.0. Ethel T a teisbi. Hoh ) !l-Cra('}.a·n, Le u Coa tes,<br />
Bill Ra ve nsrrof't.<br />
1:,,('1; H" ,.. )lar il)' n Ra mse y. A n n X ichol "on . Jean :'\la C"Lea n. Pa t Hob in son, Ell'anul'<br />
Le nnox , ) Ia r y Hued , J ohn :\!(-:\Ieek"," . Dore n Du nsford . A nd r-ew S t a " i n ~ . :\Iichll...l<br />
(ilolft'. [law· Ka m i n ~ k ~' J oh n Henderson.
x,<br />
STAGE<br />
CREW<br />
T ilt: ~ I At i ~ t;T<br />
1:" f"J..- j{"... ; Le n Coate s. 8m Carjts le. Dave Crorher».<br />
r ....." HUll" Pa t Ag new, Boh F or wa r d. Roy Loft s. Pel{2'Y E ndic ot t.<br />
...<br />
ROYAL CANADIAN CORPS OF SIGNALS<br />
CA I' TA IX- Alan Reyn old s<br />
Des pite a d isap poin ting ex per ience<br />
la st yea r. when the a r my d id not send<br />
a n examiner to test applicants fo r t he<br />
) [ 0 1'''';1.' I certificate. the Cor ps has<br />
aga in t rained s ig na llers in :\101':'1.'<br />
Code this y l'II I' An e xa m ine r is soon<br />
to test them, and upon passing. each<br />
will receive t he $10.00 bonus off ered<br />
hy t he Dep't of Xa t lcn ul Defense.<br />
j lt'mbt'l':: of the Corps attended t he<br />
SERGEA XT-Syd Sh oorn<br />
Sigunlling Course g iven ut Camp l p<br />
pe r -wash du r ing th e summer month.....<br />
and they completed thei r t ra ining as<br />
Radio-Telephony Operutcrs.<br />
The whole Cor ps wi shes to thank<br />
:\11' :\IcXa il' ( 0 1' hi :-l uncea sing efforts<br />
in it" beha lf. The Corps is a lso indebted<br />
to :\11' Ge rald Allen for his<br />
per m ission to use Room 2 1 for its<br />
morning cla sses.<br />
.\11· Sd"w ll. }'/JII' I'(, (I :~ l l ' l ' / J,1 E n ".!!/JJl I' II f' Hl.~ fit !nlJlt duM h ll /11'11 of ,~1 f'f 'J1.<br />
E I I/fl'/' /l fft 11/1 /1' ('(III I? 11'1' (J ill!! ll1f l' f' »ir 1/11 111'11 of u lw rd ('!'('/'yday,
Nuck N" ".<br />
Alvin He unetec, William Hovn ton. Ala n Revuolds.<br />
S'T"'''/ N o". Ta nh. G u n t i ~ , Tom B { >e ~ ~ h e n ~ te i n , :'-like · Ca vanaugh, Boh Xl cCruckeu,<br />
xtttton :'-ll"Kt'tlzi....<br />
1-',.,.", H O ll" Daiuis lkkers, Ph ilip Locke. J u l"i ~ Sa lmins, Ra ymond F indla y Waltl' l"<br />
Kumit aka hara, :'-l lIl"vin Lipton.<br />
' T w lJ /l1t/nll/.Of IJwl"lI/Jl/ f! d ill the botto,1I of Oil (,II/pty well)<br />
tst .l[0 /'(J 1I [ k ilo //, h il I/' til !II'! ouf .' I' ll till'/l 'HI th e jlfl,'f hlif/ltt IIml !filII xhil/II!!<br />
Illl t b e b ('f/IIf,<br />
1 0d ,llu /"II II Oil /l o.'-IWPJII',"'f' !} IJII ...,h"t /J.T! t /if! ffa.Ofllfir,ht!<br />
Non-commissioned Oflicm<br />
I:nrk H.,,,', I, cf t to Night Hob S blc aaki. Gordon Gibson , Hill Boyes, ll a...e Curr>' Dona ld<br />
Richa rd s. Terence Sarg-ent, Tom R O
86 T HE ) I AG~ .;T<br />
COMMI SSION ED<br />
0 Ff 1Cf RS 0 F O. T.C.<br />
J:,, (' ~'<br />
Row. T.t f t tv R ight ; Will ia m Boyn ton. Geol l!'t' T a ttle. Bill Grant. Ha r vey Oreou.<br />
Bill Sherman. Robe r-t Wrefrod.<br />
." irlrU.. RoH'. J~ l S u.·rnl""nr. Bob J ohr.;
commission in the act ive a rmy an d<br />
will soon be ~ oi ng ove rseas.<br />
Th e Officers of Th e Corp" Organization<br />
Lt. Colonel '" ::\IcI""'l"<br />
)I ajor C. Crosier<br />
Adjutant H. :\Iarti n<br />
R.S.)I. ) 1. llarnes<br />
Captai ns J Pilling . H. Rehkopf. R.<br />
w atada. H. Cheesman.<br />
Lieuten ants A. E vls. T Eva ns. J<br />
Russell. )1. Sherma n. D. Reid. J<br />
Crcutch. H. Brandes. S. Touzel. R.<br />
Hill. H. )[cElroy. w Cox. \\" \\"al·<br />
lace. R. Lorimer. J And r u.<br />
Platoon Cup Xo. '; platoon (3B and<br />
3C) (Lt. F Davi s. SJ(t. Tom Scott)<br />
Smartest Cadets<br />
1.) Cpl. Ralph P r uitt<br />
2.) Lt. Walter wovch uk<br />
3.) Drum Sgt. Alan BiJ(g:;<br />
.,I.) HUJ(h ) Ial'!ean<br />
5.) J im Burt<br />
Best Marks man Roy Lofts.
Girls' Athletic Council<br />
fill !' /'- If ...... 1.«'/ t t.. Hig h t La ura :'Ilarr. Betty F'orete. J O) ' vernon. Sheila )I c('o)"<br />
,......" t UtI,,· Lorna Denni son. Louis e Oka wa ra. J enifer Gru be, Evelyn :'Il ark.<br />
On ce mo re his torv is made
.J A R " J~ C OLU :G!..\TE<br />
ette Si mpson who proved herself<br />
faith ful in all spor ts bot h by partlclpat<br />
inl( and in helping ot he rs to partici<br />
pate, A wry heartv cheer for<br />
J eanette !<br />
TRACK<br />
Last spr-ing great enthusiasm wa ll<br />
shown among the J a r vis ~dr l:- and<br />
hen com petition existed in all t he<br />
rac es and different bull throwing T he<br />
winners and losers all enjoyed the<br />
afternoon.<br />
ARCHERY<br />
Each T huradav finds th e same aspir<br />
inJ,:' Willia m. Tells out for practice.<br />
Some of the :-t'~~ i() n:- art' a little<br />
wild with ar-rows flying eve rywhere<br />
except toward the ta r get. Of late.<br />
t hi ngs a re looking a little mort> promi<br />
~ i n J,:' . By the time th e tournament<br />
opens t he re will be stiff competit ion<br />
from bot h fourths and fifths,<br />
Congratulations a re due to Bettv<br />
Bradshaw, Ann H i g~i n :, and J an<br />
Simpson-c-last veer's winners.<br />
P IXG- PO:'\G<br />
Alt hough ping-pong i:- seconda ry<br />
to all ot her after-school sports. it wa s<br />
received with en thusias tic response.<br />
Eve ry T uesday and T hursday. many<br />
beginners and sea soned players as <br />
se mbled in the cafeteria to play The<br />
Lower School to urnaments are coml'~<br />
l<br />
pleted and J Ulie Kameoka and ,It''1Il<br />
) Ii r ku successtullv de fen de d their<br />
dou bles t itl e. In a closely ma tched<br />
game. J ea n )Iirka ed g-ed ou t ) Iary<br />
Ea r ley to win th e singles ch ampionship.<br />
T he results of th e C PI>er Sch ool<br />
tournam ents a re not availabl e a:' yet.<br />
but t he re a rt' some spec ulations a:' to<br />
who will be the winner Since manv<br />
good plavers will compete for t h~<br />
titles the tournam ent:' shou ld be inte<br />
restinz<br />
Last Yt.'a r' s School Doubles Champion<br />
s we re J ean )Iirka. a nd J une<br />
Kameoka . and La ura )Ian wa lked<br />
off with th e School Single", Championship<br />
with her flashv. confident<br />
playing.
DE:\IO:\'STHATIO:\'S<br />
At the time of the Ca nadian l'hvsteal<br />
Ed uca tion Associa tion and the<br />
Ontario Educati on Associat ion's<br />
Phvslcal Ed ucati on Sectio ns had<br />
th~i r convent ions :\Jjll-l'I Stinson took<br />
some J arvis )Cirlll- to Casa Lorna to<br />
demonstrate Rhyt hmics for Secondar<br />
~' Schools. X Gaston. S. Barnes. P<br />
Litt le. D. ='icoloff. :\1. Stephenson. xt,<br />
Zelchvk . made up th e seni or group<br />
and :\1. Earley, \" Fenwick, A. Hansen.<br />
S. Ke nyon . F Lord. F )lidwod.<br />
A. Xavlor, A. Xlcbolson. I.<br />
Phillip. D. Pomeroy, ) 1. Reid. )1.<br />
Williams made up the junior group.<br />
The dem onstrati on proved most suecessful<br />
after th e lu ncheon for all the<br />
Canadian Women Physical Educati on<br />
Directors. It wall- a great honour for<br />
J a r vis.<br />
The Boa rd of Educat ion sponsored<br />
a demonst ration for these conventtons.<br />
of all the Toront o Schools und er<br />
the direction of )tr ~ R. Speirs. The<br />
secondary scbocls had a part in the<br />
program and sixteen gi rll'l represen t<br />
ed J arvis. T hev are as follows C.<br />
Arthur. L. Bar'ne:;, )1. Berenson, v<br />
Burstynskv. L. Higgi nll-. J Honey, S.<br />
Kamltakahara. R. :\lcK illop. :\1. Peroff,<br />
A. Pindar, K. Russell. B. Segsworth,<br />
W Shick. H. Steele, D. \·(."('nstra.<br />
R. Vernon.<br />
\"OLLEYBALL<br />
T his yea r in volleyball. history did<br />
not repeat itsel f, an d, for a cha nge.<br />
a fifth fo rm team ca r ried off the<br />
sch ool champions hip.<br />
T he U pper School Tournaments<br />
were played everv T uesday and<br />
T hursday fro m t he midd le of September<br />
until Chrt st rnas exa ms. A<br />
round robin was scheduled bu t ewin g<br />
to the ea rly arr-ival of Christ ma ll- ex -<br />
LOWER SC HOOL \' O L L ~ Y B A L L CH.U IP IO XS (51·52,<br />
nfl(~ k Hm". L..[ t t.. R ighi Hele n Xaumovieh , Coralie Ra nsom. Hele n Steinke, :\Ial')'<br />
Hellll it', .June Ba rke r, :\Ia url"t'n Couvea rr.<br />
"" 'u" t R"", : .: I ~ ; e Gu ~ ta f;oo n . Dorot hy Young, Irene Ta il'a. Ca roline Grt"t'll. Doreen<br />
Ha milton. Terry Kita mura. Carolvn :\lacPhaii.<br />
.1/'"" i" g .Jose phine La wlor. Collf"en For-shee.
t:' PI' E R SCHOOl.<br />
BASEBALL<br />
C H A ~ I I' IO :\' S<br />
(51-52 )- ·,w<br />
r:ad~ H" ...<br />
Jean F inlap on<br />
Lyn J' hilifl<br />
Barhara Inwa rd<br />
Xo rma Scott<br />
Helen ) 1itchell<br />
rn",' R " w ,<br />
Fj-e nces F'r ee ma n<br />
Rita Leong<br />
Diane ~l oOl 'eh o ll ~ e<br />
:'Il ll r jta n~ t<br />
:'Ilad "a rhllle<br />
t lra t'e Rodwefl<br />
SCHO Ol.<br />
VOL L E Y BA L l.<br />
U PP ~;H<br />
C H A :'I I I' IO~ S<br />
(51-52)<br />
SCHO OL<br />
\'OLU'; Y B,-\L L<br />
C H A :'I I P IO ~ S<br />
(5 1-521<br />
[:Il
1I11t l'l off to Anne lind Blanche Goldstein<br />
. who won t he doubles tournament<br />
last sp r-ing. There should be<br />
close competition in the tou rname nts<br />
this yea r, j udging by the number of<br />
muscular girls in the upper school ~<br />
Here's hoping they don't become f ra il<br />
weaklings over the Easter exams.<br />
If you ca n gral'lp a tennis racket,<br />
and can cou nt, you are expected to<br />
come out to play in t he spr-ing We<br />
shal l have lively tou rnaments and our<br />
players overflow to one of the nearby<br />
pa rks, We ha w hopes of mixed ten <br />
nis and Inter-school tournaments in<br />
the near future. If enough interest is<br />
shown . this should be possible.<br />
So here's calling all tenni s enthuslasts.<br />
:\Iaybe ten nis il'l t he hidd en talent<br />
you have been searchi ng for<br />
Don't miss coming out an d t ry ing it.<br />
BASKETBALL<br />
After Christmas. Upper School<br />
swun x into a w ry enthusiastic season<br />
of basketball, We started with two or<br />
three referee classes and many eager<br />
players apreclated :\[ i ~ :l St inson's instruct<br />
lon along those lines. Th en t he<br />
tournament sta rted and th e f r-iendly.<br />
fast-moving ga mes ended with -.l D<br />
as Upper School Cha mpions. and 5B<br />
verv close runners-up. Lower School<br />
WlIl'I anx ious by this time to start<br />
their tournament lind we have eleven<br />
teams now competi ng for th e Lower<br />
School Championship. The senior<br />
Jdrl l'l have done a wonderful job of<br />
refereeing lind coaching the J unior<br />
g ir-ls in their gllnJl'l'I. The gi l'ls all<br />
t ha nk :\li l'l l'l :\leKeehnie for fa ith fully<br />
looking aft er ou r Basketbal l nig hts.<br />
The school finals will be played when<br />
the Lower School Championship is<br />
decided and .ID as the Upper School<br />
represen tatives will compet e wit h the<br />
winners. It is the hope of all tha t the<br />
best team may win .<br />
SWD D II XG<br />
Eve ry :\Ionday and wednesday will<br />
find th e J arv is pool crowded with<br />
girls splashing and swimmin g about<br />
having a wonderful time.<br />
Th e plunge period on :\Ionday il'l<br />
held mainly to encourage non-swimmers<br />
to come down where there are<br />
Instructors to help t hem master some<br />
st roke before t he year is over Those<br />
who a re able to swim have a chance<br />
to pract ise ornamental swi mming or<br />
life-saving.<br />
In t he fall. wednesdavs are reserved<br />
for g i r l~ who want their Life-Saving<br />
Certificates. There are also a few<br />
girls interest ed in getting their Instr<br />
uctor's Certi ficates thi s vear Last<br />
yea r, owing to the wonderf ul work<br />
of Joan Plerdon. our swimming instr<br />
uctor. there were more than thirty<br />
girl~ who received Life Saving Certificates.<br />
which. I thi nk. is a record.<br />
On Wednesday in the winter and<br />
spr-ing. t he Ornamental Club is held.<br />
Th ere have been quite a few gt rls<br />
turn out for it t his yea r and I think<br />
it will be Quite successf ul.<br />
To finish t he swimming year. there<br />
will be the annual swim -meet t his<br />
spr-ing<br />
SC HOOl. BAS E BALl. C H,-\ ) l P I O ~S 450·511-21' ;<br />
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SE X IOR Rl:GBY<br />
Th e J arvis Rugby squad. having<br />
hum iliated :\lah'ern of th e " A " group<br />
in an ex hibition game 12-7 opened the<br />
seaso n wit h a tough st r uggle a ga inst<br />
our a rc h enemies. Ha r bord. This t ime<br />
Harbord wen t dow n to defeat 11-5.<br />
Nor -th Toronto fell the next week<br />
in our advancing pa t h a nd b.... th is<br />
t ime we felt read.... to challenge Bloor<br />
T his was a see-sa w contest that<br />
sa w fir st J a r vi s and then Rloor<br />
ma r ch dow n the field for touchd ow ns.<br />
hut Bloor tinal l.... outfought Us for our<br />
ttrs t defeat.<br />
Shortl.... aft er western Tech W HJoi<br />
s ubj ected to our re vengeful tempers<br />
hut fa iled to measure up to our dete r<br />
mination and lost.<br />
~ O\\' th at put J arvis in a t ie for<br />
seco nd place wit h Bloor. behind Xort<br />
hern Vocational.<br />
Therefore it wa s do or die in th e<br />
fina l game. It tu rned ou t to be a<br />
heart-bre ak ing s am e. and despite our<br />
most des pera te a t te mpts t he game<br />
ended in a tie 7·7<br />
Ron :\lcB r ide. Ian :\lcPher:-on. and<br />
George P hillips. spa r ked the backfield.<br />
playing well all se ason. Terry<br />
Kameo ka . Bill Cox an d Laurie Lit h<br />
gow held up t he J arvis line against<br />
all corne rs an d were an inspiration to<br />
th e ot hers.<br />
Our only regret. after a season in<br />
whic h I think everyone on the team<br />
had a grand t ime playing iii that we<br />
couldn't get that B group cha mpion.<br />
sh ip for )lr Warren and cla im the<br />
socks he pro mised us.<br />
JUXIOR Rl:GBY<br />
This year. under a ne w coac h. :\Ir<br />
P ickering, th e J un iors ambit iou sly<br />
bit into their sc hedule by defeating<br />
Harbord 12-0 and in the second game<br />
put Nor -t h Toronto down to defeat.<br />
to gi ve th em a tie for first place.<br />
Bloor, however, proved to be too<br />
st ro ng in th e next Ka me and held<br />
our tea m to a t ie 7·7 But at this<br />
point. the J uniors started to sk id and<br />
were beaten by w estern Tech.<br />
In the final xame of t he season<br />
Xorvoc ran up a 7·0 score against a<br />
depleted Janis squad , for t wo of the<br />
top men were helpilll! t he seniors in<br />
their bid for a champio ns hip. St ill,<br />
two wins and a ti e are not tou bad.<br />
J ones played well all season in t he<br />
backfield and should make good rna <br />
te r ial for next year's senior team.<br />
St eve :\Ior ia r ity. Alvin lI a mielic,<br />
an d ) [ike :\litchelJ at ce nt re fought to<br />
t he death on the line, and ma ny times<br />
we saw ) Iike limp ing . battered . f r-om<br />
the field . onI.... to lea p UJl an d r ush<br />
bac k into t he game if t he opposition<br />
made any adva nce. Il l" really gave<br />
his best!<br />
SE!< IOH BASK ETBAL L<br />
Th e Senior tea m ha d a very successf<br />
ul season t his veur The team<br />
wa s a well. balallced ·one. wit h pructicallv<br />
ever-y pla ye r having the snme<br />
a bility<br />
On t he oppos ft ion' s door:- t he.... defeated<br />
Central Tech 60. 15. Ha rbord<br />
40-39 and eked out a 50-46 win over<br />
Cen t ral Com merce's high ly rated<br />
team .<br />
On th eir home floor t hey routed<br />
Central Tech GO· 15, Harbord 52-28<br />
and were defeated by Central Commerce<br />
51--18. T his left J a rvis a nd<br />
Com merce tie d for l st place. A sudde<br />
n-death play-off was victo r-ious for<br />
Commerce by a 31--12 score. But wit h<br />
th eir fighting sp irit t hey went into<br />
the quarter-finals defeati ng Western<br />
Tech. in a total points ser ies 93-90.<br />
T hey then met Da nfort h Tech. in the<br />
semi-finals defeating them 93·92 in<br />
t he total-poi nt se rtes. In one of the<br />
most exciting high school city-finals<br />
ever seen. the J arvis crew lost ou t<br />
again to Central Com merce by a 36<br />
33 score.<br />
Alt hough t hey lost, thee we re cbose<br />
n to represent Toronto in t he AlI<br />
Ontario High Sc hool Cha mpionshi p<br />
Series.<br />
SYllopsis of t hf' T eeu«,<br />
Howard Dick-A red -haired guard<br />
with a strong unyielding team spiri t.<br />
) Iur ray Ber man-And t hey say<br />
little sout h-p aw boys s hould n't. pla y<br />
basketball . )Iurray is w ry aggressive.<br />
Jim Russell-s-A "harp-s hoote r- he<br />
t r-ies to tackle th e ba ll, sometimes.<br />
Svd S hoom-cl!e oft e n forgets the<br />
door is unde r nea t h him nnd looks
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T il t: BOYS'<br />
AT HL ETI C<br />
,\ SSOCIATlO :-':<br />
/lIIr k Hu...<br />
A l't l r-izawa<br />
Ron ~ I o ri<br />
J on Wilkins<br />
Sam Reed<br />
J ohn Forsyth<br />
.11ill.l1.. RUl
J l 'N lOk roor uat .t. n :.Ul<br />
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llO C KEY<br />
n :,U I<br />
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sxxron<br />
B.-\SKF:TBALr.<br />
C II A ~I P S<br />
Ad ian Wiley<br />
J im ~ Ieek<br />
Ron ROll'erl'<br />
G eor~ Phillip"<br />
Don Reid<br />
Dennis Belrll'l'<br />
F un ,' R ow :<br />
Ian Ba ird<br />
Ron ~f c K i n n o n<br />
Ken :'ola r ino<br />
Syd Baumel<br />
J ohn :'oleClt>lla nd<br />
Hillia rd :'oleElro)'<br />
J .C.1. T ItA CK<br />
n;A~f<br />
n llf.' /': U" U' :<br />
~I ur ra y Sh ill<br />
Gt> o r~ Phillill~<br />
Bob Curran<br />
Don Rt>id<br />
J ohn Ure n<br />
F ro'" /( ,,"':<br />
Roy Loft s<br />
Bob Youn (/:<br />
Boh J ehn sron<br />
Don Kir kup<br />
Yit l'. Pencine r<br />
U PPER SC HOOl.<br />
TRACK CILD I PS<br />
down for it, on ly to be checked.<br />
Ad rian wiley-c-Bv his own admission<br />
t he best player in J arvia?"<br />
Ron Rogers-A very smoot h player<br />
who i:-; easy to watch. We hope his<br />
ankle is all right again.<br />
T revor Eyton - A hard-battling.<br />
cen t re who played steadil y all season.<br />
Geza Tobias-He is new to J a rvis,<br />
but we soon ca me to kn ow him as he<br />
proved hi mself to be a verv good<br />
player<br />
Stan Leibel-Wonder why Stan<br />
doesn' t play in the las t two minutes of<br />
each game ? Stan looks as if he will be<br />
a top. notch plaver next year<br />
Ia n Mcl'herson-c-H as a smooth set<br />
shot. With a lit t le more practice th is<br />
gua rd will be a perfecti onist.<br />
J UNIOR BASKETBAL L<br />
This veer's Junior Squad ha d a<br />
comparatively s uccess f ul season as it<br />
won eight out of its ten com petitive<br />
league games. A rou sing team spirit<br />
and good attendan ce at the ga mes<br />
enabled the J un iors to reach the quarter-finals.<br />
F ive points, however. .'\epa<br />
rated t he team f rom t he semi-finals.<br />
when they succumbed to H umber side<br />
in a three-game, total-point ser ies.<br />
In regular season play, the tea m<br />
fi nish ed on top in t he Central Divislon<br />
as it won six out of seven games.<br />
Th eir only loss was to Ha r bord - by<br />
two points. In th e other games. ou r<br />
J un ior team beat Cent ral Comme rce<br />
and Central Tech two games eac h by<br />
over eight points in each game.<br />
The team owes much of it s consistent<br />
s uccess to :\lr .:\lcNair whose<br />
able assistance did as much for th e<br />
tea m as any player<br />
INTER-FOR)! SPO RTS<br />
The Inter-form sports have been<br />
very well handled this rear bv Ron<br />
)Iori and :\Ir Hill , and everyone ha s<br />
had a good oppor tunity to enjoy th e<br />
sports in which he was interested.<br />
There has been a lot of keen competiti<br />
on among' cer tai n form s which has<br />
made the whole schedule verv interesting.<br />
In the fall it was might.\· cold<br />
at times, but 2F managed to win the<br />
Lever Sc.'hoo\ rugby \\'ni\ e ~'E. too\\.<br />
the Upper School. There was no interfor<br />
m ice hockey this year owing to the<br />
fact t hat there was no ice in the ya rd<br />
and th e plan of going down to Alexandel'<br />
Park's artificial rink seemed to be<br />
doomed from the start bv the wea ther<br />
AJo! usual, th ere was an Inter- form<br />
baske t ball league with 4C taki ng t he<br />
senior group an d 2B th e j unior Th ese<br />
are t he games :'tI r Wa rren and .Mr<br />
MeNair haunt looking for material.<br />
In the spring of las t year, J arvis<br />
declared a half holid ay for t he purpose<br />
of hold ing the t ra ck meet. It<br />
was a good meet, the feat ure bei ng<br />
t he sen ior open mile which was won<br />
by .Jack Segsworth. Th e 880 was won<br />
by Ron Lofts who, we t hink, should<br />
have won the city sem i-fina ls except<br />
that he developed a st itch du ring the<br />
race. All t he events-high-jump ing,<br />
bro ad-j umping. pole vau lting, an d<br />
shot put-ran off like clock work and<br />
eve rvbodv went home happy even<br />
th ough well cove red with dust fro m<br />
our backvard du st bowl.<br />
Down in the pool last February,<br />
scarcely less tha n a ri ot was in pro <br />
gress, what with the beautiful acousties<br />
of th e pool room and t he shouts<br />
01 some fifty boy" . However 3C finallv<br />
wo n t he Upper School Swimming<br />
Championship wh ile 2A topped<br />
the Lower School.<br />
This yea r has featured a Bad minton<br />
tourn a ment and ma ny boys may<br />
be see n battering the little birdie<br />
around after school. but no winn ers<br />
have been declared yet.<br />
Th e floor hockey season is well<br />
under wa .... now, but no champion.<br />
sh ips hav e been decided. T he volley<br />
ball is in progre ss too, but 4D looks<br />
like t he winner to us !<br />
HOCKEY<br />
J a rvls. without eve n one J unior H<br />
pla....er managed to win th ree games<br />
out of nine t his year and finish ed in<br />
seventh place in a te n team league.<br />
Our victories were against Central<br />
Tech 2·1, Norvoc 4-2, and 2·1 up set<br />
vlctorv over Lawrence Pa r k.<br />
Top scorers for th e tea m were<br />
Cosma-c-S goals, Stua rt-2 goals.<br />
Cox, Lead and Young scored one<br />
goal each. Cox was a pill a r on defense<br />
and was also ably assisted by Curry,<br />
Haggard and Hocker<br />
If th e league bans the use of J unior<br />
B players nex t yea r, J ar vis should<br />
be up am ong the leade rs.<br />
'inc A.t'h\etic Coun6\ uas uone a<br />
grand job this year in pro moting in·<br />
te rform spor ts. Congrat ulations ! Th e<br />
st ude nts owe a deep debt of appreclatio<br />
n to :Mr Hill, .:\1 1' Warren, .:\11'<br />
Jfc Nair, .\lr Pi ckering and .:\11' Ha·<br />
gen. for the management of t he ac tl <br />
vlt les after school.
sxxrs n :.u l<br />
J ohn Tattle<br />
Georg e Ta tt le<br />
J ohn Uee n<br />
Ca rmen Bolton<br />
r.owzu SCHOO L<br />
BA S K ~:TB A I. 1.<br />
CHA)-fl'S<br />
n flck H" lI' .<br />
Ron Wallin<br />
Er!c Yuor inen<br />
David Rolfe<br />
J on W il k i l1 ~<br />
Ken Louden<br />
Ale x Va nl('el<br />
J ohn U re n<br />
IXTER-)-ItJ RAI.<br />
RIFLE CII .U I PS<br />
2A<br />
Geor ge Zuhek<br />
Bob Pedhe r ney<br />
St eve :'il o r i a r t ~<br />
J erf}' Be b:<br />
LOW ER SCHOOL<br />
BASK ETBALL<br />
CHA) IPS<br />
f:"ck H"'t·:<br />
warren Ost rem<br />
Alf red Chi nk<br />
Fro nt Hnlt' .<br />
Paul Polex<br />
Ant hony Friedma n<br />
Dave Ogden<br />
F ra nk Pea rsal!<br />
:'il ike H o sr a r ~ k }'
.1.(:.1. A L U .'l I~ U S<br />
("""'i,,,,·,1 j .."", I'fty,- ';!I )<br />
graduated with honours and interned<br />
at th e head of th e lak es. Th en he volunteered<br />
for medical work among the<br />
Indians, first at Hazelton, B.C.• th en<br />
Fort Simpson a nd now at Bella C001a,<br />
far up the B.C, coast. Here in t his<br />
narrow, beaut iful moun tain valley of<br />
Bella Coola. among t he Indian fisherfolk<br />
and Xorwegian farmer!'. wit h his<br />
wife. formerly )I arjorie Pearce, and<br />
fa mily, he lives a full and happy life .<br />
He i1'l held in high esteem by the whole<br />
community for his dev ot ion to his<br />
work and for his deep interest in the<br />
welfare of eve ryone in t he valley<br />
Duri ng the cur rent yea r a total of<br />
$250 W3" contributed by t he ...taff<br />
a nd st udents of Jar vis. to assist Dr<br />
\\·hitil1j.(' in th is verv worthwhile<br />
cause. Il r. W h i t i n ~ rela xinz<br />
Lo WE n SCHOOl.<br />
r OOTB.-\LI.<br />
CHA :\I I' S<br />
Und,' H.....<br />
Bill Oree n<br />
Alfred Locke<br />
Pred Wood<br />
.\f idd/r Ho"' :<br />
Richa rd Corbe t t<br />
Gordon Henry<br />
:\Iur r)' Shill<br />
John T hom pson<br />
J im :\facDonald<br />
:\Ior ri . Kra ndel<br />
Fr....' R",,":<br />
J ohn Fe r-syt h<br />
Boh Fox<br />
John Coulton<br />
Joh n Hyrne<br />
Xiek l' et Q"kan)"n<br />
fo' I' R n(' i ~ Sharon<br />
U1' I' ~: R SCHOOL<br />
SW I:\I CILU f PS<br />
Bad.: H....·•<br />
Ewen F!..her<br />
J im Ridde ll<br />
Ron Co~ma<br />
"' ro" t R....·:<br />
J im W !' ~ t<br />
J im :\fad ,,("m:ic<br />
O R\'!' :\lacDonald
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r., ..."' m...· t: "n-"' lu~ntl y .... ,<br />
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Cli vt<br />
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F o ,.... tr ~ a t U. "f T, lffl n i. a<br />
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Tots Sakamoto<br />
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"", voir. un .h.. St ud ent '.<br />
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1' 11 1'1""" -; To de te rmine content s o f ,1:\ .<br />
A I'I''' /''' ' '''' ; ~!l-. S heppard tend in g t he 4.:\<br />
flock.<br />
Cha rlo tte ~ l c Ca u l- t hl' jtid who blushes .<br />
also a cheerlea der a nd our Gir l,,'<br />
Cluh rep .<br />
Prances Smith-was elected our elass<br />
beautr<br />
He r-nice Brow n- ca n never remember the<br />
a tte nd ance pa d. h ut she's a w hizz<br />
at s po rts.<br />
Tanya Kramer- a j(' iltjtle t' in te re st ed in<br />
sports.<br />
Ste lla Kuz>'k-loH' s s pcrts, a lso our S t ude nt<br />
Council rep.<br />
.I udy Bonaard-c-ou r ha rd workinjt :\Iaj('nl't<br />
Editor a nd ela "s secrl'tary<br />
Hele n Hr own-c-"l don't quite jtet thai, :\11'.<br />
Da rbyshire."<br />
Be rnice Hla ck- nt'\'l' r stops talkinJ{ .."en<br />
tboueh sbe sits in the front seat,<br />
Genevieve ~ l a cCa u l a>'- l ot !' of pep bu t ne ve r<br />
arr ive" on time.<br />
:\Ia ria Tbompson.c-vXot ~I a r i a "i r but<br />
~Iaria."<br />
Bri a n Do w-s-smal! eco nomy size.<br />
Ke n Henry-c-mak es Chemisrry<br />
for :\11'. :\Iuir.<br />
inter...stinj('<br />
Roh W ilkinl'on-:\Ir. Fe r j("uson's "cult u red<br />
Lon g J ohn:'<br />
Ha rvey J one!',,'<br />
inter-form sports.<br />
Ga ry Grant-our blond a viat or f rom S udbUQ'<br />
E r-ie Fra nt i-Oh, that dee p mell ow voice.<br />
Bruc e Hieks-c-bu ys old La t in books so t hat<br />
the translationl' a re alreadv written<br />
in.<br />
Xorm R o ,~ n he rg - G la d >'ou d idn't t rans fer .<br />
:'la r \'in Lipt on-s- kee ps tbe E ng lish class<br />
movtne.<br />
Rill Se m pson-e-we s our am has'M dor on t he<br />
Se nior RUlrhy t..a m.<br />
:'ll ib l.e pllt',r-Thl' walk with t he boun ce<br />
I n It.<br />
Don :'llcClutchy-f-: \'e r>'one was elad to welcom..<br />
Don hac k to J arvis thi... ye ar,<br />
Rill Clark-Stop lauj("hi nlr Hill, and j('l't to<br />
work on you r Ch ..mistry<br />
,11dh"fI : li a rd work hut lots of f un ,<br />
Ob".'IT flt i" ,,,. : .ath furm RUj("h>' champs,<br />
('""rI""i"" ,,; We likt' us! Du >'ou!<br />
'"<br />
./(ffr iH C"II.'yiu l,· i" p ro ud to prese nt the<br />
initia l performance of the ,!,I II "' 11"'1,/"''' 11 in<br />
F: .1' " ';"1- by J r S f'l,,,,,,,<br />
I HI .11""(' 1/0 (,11 1 nl/ ,-y,·" mul ,..,<br />
the orches t ra ht' ~ i n s to I'Jlt'llk in quiet<br />
under-tones t he qui et und e rtones helou!:<br />
to :<br />
Stan Hurak -c-mcre often t here t hnn he re,<br />
:'>I a ry Camhell-:'lla l'r. i ~ you r m in d rea lly<br />
Ill' confu se d a" your notet.cck t<br />
.loan Rouse-c-vA n Odeon Service" a t the<br />
Ddeon T oro nto, of cou rse.<br />
An ne Big Jl:l'- strictly f or t he bird ie!',<br />
( bad m in ton h ird il' ~ that il'. '<br />
Bill Stewar-t-c-aB's a ce puck handle r.<br />
Col in Sm it h- Whe n Colin la ulrhs it is a t<br />
lea st eocd for t wo detent ions,<br />
! lId .I1." 'e,,,ell f 1II1d"II'~ ",u/t..,<br />
beeinnina lnnoeentty enoueh. the U:'·<br />
chestra enters into a ..",Ill'll I",,,tlll pa"sa l/:e<br />
which sounds qu ite d i"orJ'aniu,d. T he ca use:<br />
Boh :\la ki- b iR' win d in the orchestra, mierated<br />
from Ha rbo rd la"t year,<br />
'"e ra Stacey-c-our little "Germ" in the<br />
ope retta.<br />
Pe te ;' Rohi nson-c-Pet.. smil.." mono th a n a n>'.<br />
on e in t he cla"s wonder wh>' !<br />
Dot Hudson- a n all-round !tir l, stood secon d<br />
in the clas,.. St uden t Council rep.,<br />
a nd part of th e operetta chorus.<br />
Don H a m i lton _-1 B ' ~ anl'WIH to Ha r-ry<br />
J ames. He pia>'!' t he t r-umpet in<br />
the orchestra.<br />
Eileen Boa l-ou r "eider-serverv-e-in t he<br />
,tnf .11",'"''''''''<br />
ope retta. not<br />
in cia"",<br />
".."",-:.. 'N"lt...<br />
be fore man>' pas....jte" ha ve passed t he<br />
or chest ra j('0t'" co m ple tely wil d. Why doe s<br />
it 110 wild! It has Just met :<br />
Dave Crowe-c- Dev e il' -tWs re presentative<br />
on the J u nior Ba l'ke t ba ll tea m,<br />
Xorma Scott- Xorma pla>'!1 a pag'oda in a<br />
hallet. X iee work if yo u ca n J/:et it.<br />
valerie Helli njte r- Yalerie sim ply loves<br />
opera a poten tial rrit!r!<br />
Da n Burtnick-c-Phctog-ra phy Editor of th il'<br />
:'lal/:nel a nd a membe r o f t he epeeetta<br />
chorus.<br />
Lillian .\ l a ~ sl"-o u r tran",ient f rom T horold.<br />
.$111 J/" n ·"." " t ('''tI('"I" "",/I ..,<br />
this move ment d ilfe r!l f rom t be eonve n<br />
t ion al sy m phon y in th at the volu me ,'a ries<br />
and is f ull of "UI'prise". Some of Ihe !
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J oyce Russell-c-a nother who e ot wise a nd<br />
ca m e to J a n· i ~ . Sht' hail" f rom<br />
Bishop St rachan.<br />
A nd)' Zajac- He stood llr ~ t . Extr-a-eurricula<br />
r acrivi t tes include operetta ,<br />
chee rle a din g. ~ Ia.l:: nt' t work, Stude<br />
nt Cou ncil , a nd O.T ,C.<br />
~t a r i l )' n Sp r o u l e-~ Ia r il )' n stood third. a nd<br />
ill quite a badminton pla ye r.<br />
Ron S tft"l e- ha ~ )'l't to be on time tbi" r ear.<br />
in fa ct for (ou r year-s, He<br />
lives on the Isla nd.<br />
, C<br />
Int e re sting- expeeirnen ts are alway" takin!:<br />
place in .II chemiatry lab. I n Room 38 one<br />
of tbe most i ntl'rl'"ti n /(" ye t takes place. for<br />
he re Wl' ha ve th e most unique collection of<br />
student found anp'..he re. T he (01l0\101n.l::<br />
re action s are p roduced with .th , ,\f.. i.. add,<br />
inlt a few re actions of hi... ow n !<br />
f loyd Da v-is, :\Iitch Sherman and E rvi n<br />
C r01l_4C'~ mifitar'y me n.<br />
Bria n Hce ke r-s-Sceial Convenor for the St u<br />
de nt Council.<br />
Rita Leong- a nd Dia ne :\Ioo t"f!'hou>'l'--ht'l ped<br />
4C become Upper School Ba sket ba ll<br />
Ch a mps !<br />
J oh n Tattle a nd :\likt" :\l itc ht"lI- fhr Junior<br />
8a...ketbal! tee m.<br />
J ean Ftnle vson and :\Iafli:' :\Icfa rla nt"<br />
Badminton Cha mp s,<br />
Hector Wr iltht- whit a t Geo met ry ~ ~ ~<br />
Lynne Philips a nd Grace Kitam ura tea<br />
pa rtie",<br />
Eric Co peland-c-Athlet.ic rep,<br />
Hea ther Barclay- top s in Art. Winner- of<br />
th e \i~trv con test.<br />
Hele n :\litche I-an imp atient A rt Ed itor<br />
Tom Kostotf_ " ho-h um, a nother E nltli"h<br />
pe r-iod "ho t."<br />
Ca meron Reid-c-s peci alty-c-plaid shi rt",<br />
Geor!:e T attle-la dies' ma n,<br />
Blu ha fll In wa rd-quite a 0 rl in "port",<br />
Boh Spence-s-vlron :\Ia n of H ockev'<br />
.lnhn TlIt.tle-athlelkally minded w'it h ~ 11';<br />
III P T<br />
4(; hOyll took t he title of Upper Sc hool<br />
lIa "kt't ha ll Champs ! ~<br />
Pre.e -e-sent.iug h)' '" po pular- demand<br />
A st lrrinK Dra ma of lift' a t ,LC, 1.<br />
- " 40 F ro l k ~ "_<br />
directed h)' ,II I'. .1/ o C'!\"'/"I"(II."!l f'l"<br />
Fumed in t he lto r l(" l' O U ~ ,,('enel')' of l'O (Iue ~tio ns. a nd t hat<br />
is e noUllh:' D l r. :\Iu ir sai d l<br />
" Uon't .l::h"e )"ourllel\"e" air", Do<br />
)'ou think I ca n listen all da )' to<br />
suc h stu tf~ Be q uit"t. or I'll kick<br />
)'ou downsta in !"<br />
Tm: ~1A G l\:ET<br />
E lin Re ima n -" Qu ·e ~t ·ce qu e c'e"t que fa it<br />
ce b r uit ~ "<br />
Dave Yit>ldinl("-ela nKs (')'mhalll in t he J ar·<br />
vi" Ba nd w hile Y itt Pencin e r hUb<br />
the bi /(" brass d r um ,<br />
Xorm wolfish a nd J im Burt 4D '" inseparable<br />
comedi a ns.<br />
F Iorence Ha n"e n- " :\Iusic ha th cha rms !"<br />
Daines Ikke r'" a nd Helje Pon e-f rom po in ts<br />
eest, Welcome to J a n ·is.<br />
Bill Boynton-c-doodler de luxe,<br />
Ha n na h XaKai-Ho..... d" you ge t t hose<br />
m ark~~<br />
S id P osner-a-censored .<br />
Barb E sk o .....-(lur on l)' Kirl in the ope re t t a<br />
this yee r<br />
Bob Curran-mode rn la nlt ua~ ace.<br />
Don Richa rdll_ "P "t ! Wha t ·... the a n wer<br />
to the third que ation ?"<br />
Dor-is Ag u r- What happe ned to all that<br />
lovely lon li:' ha ir Doril' ~<br />
;E<br />
Le t us now ente r the inne r sanet um of<br />
a:. He re rei li:'nin l(" sup reme is n -. L , B.<br />
l ' it:k" ,'i H(l . A lt houe-h th i" is his fiu t )·ear<br />
a t Jan·ill. he he gained the con fide nce of<br />
the student bo dy .....it h his successf ul coachinl/:<br />
of th e J unior Rug-b)' tea m.<br />
Beca use of ou r lima II number. t he clas"<br />
partakes in fe..... inte r- fo r m sports, Wt"<br />
can. however- c redit ourselves wit h t he eontribution<br />
of mem ber s to t ht' Ru,roy, Hockey.<br />
a nd Ba sket ball turns.<br />
xte bet Dun n- " 8 i11 Cox is nothing but a<br />
pest," E nter Bill ; Ex it :\Ia bel.<br />
Xor ma Ga l'ton-hmorance i~ Bliss.<br />
:\Iarg" P itl- S ilen('e ill Golden, A ne wcome r<br />
to Jan'is from Ha nla n's Poin t.<br />
Ro"t'ma rr Qu irk_"Sam. quick . Kh"e me<br />
your Cht' mistrr "<br />
Bill Cox_"He)' Rube. I pia)' Hockey Rugby,<br />
, t'te" etc. :\Iabt"l. w here a rt' rou?"<br />
Atan f) u;on- !l::JO A,:\1. "Gues s I'll get a<br />
new dol' le arn,<br />
n ick H urlbu rt c--H i Gold iloch . ~: \" e r try<br />
T" '1 i!<br />
Steve J a mt's- " Ca lli nK Ur. Klldare ?"<br />
John :\[arshall-thl> P ride of Old Er-in.<br />
Don :\lcA u¥,ht t"ie " ~: lI t. dj-Ink, an d ht'<br />
mer-rv (or tomorro w we d ie "<br />
Gt'Ol·.Io!e We r li ck - p l - o t ~ lC e o f Bud X athan l
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T he lc-own-e ved chestnut LY XX HI G<br />
GIXS i~ tak ini a com mandine lead in t he<br />
n r ~ t furlollK with 8 3 ' ~ " LaKjZ:injZ: far behin d<br />
the pack a re PET ..: R .-\:'\" D J.: RSO :'\" a nd<br />
BRY A:'\" LeSK , while J U DY WH IS KIX<br />
Is runninK su perbly, hut in th e wrong di rectien-c-I<br />
jZ: u e ~ ~ sh e foncot her gla ~ ~u ! A ~<br />
they rou nd the n r~t turn PA BL O AGXEW<br />
breaks t h l'oujZ:h with J O E HOD GET TS<br />
poundin g a t hi ~ heels, " alia nt YIC KY B.<br />
a nd cla mmering CL AR..: :\1.. penc-il. paper,<br />
a nd ru le hook!' ill mouth are t Q'inK to crowd<br />
llARY PERO"'''' into t he rail, but she<br />
~impl ~' giv e~ th em he r h)·~ter i cal horselaug<br />
h, Fo mi ng into the back stretch C L.-\ R<br />
EX CE YOU:'\"G an d R08 LOU DO :'\" compa<br />
re phone nu mt>t' r ~ a nd ft"t'd-ba j(l', a ~<br />
XOR:\IA LE WIS, the Greek pure-bred<br />
eauriously and l'i1ently j( lide ~ b)'<br />
Rounding- the second turn we find AX<br />
T HOX Y G RE Y an d XO R:\l.-\X WILCOX<br />
takin j( li me ou t to d i ~ c u , ~ the mer-its of<br />
their latest volu me on E nalish Literature.<br />
a~ VIC LOTTO jumps the rail to de monstrate<br />
h i ~ art i~t ic values to a will insr new,<br />
comer, JOH:'\" ROBE RTS OX Wait a minute<br />
folks!! ! A late entry , CH IC.-\ JO:'\"ES.<br />
admit ~ lip in her mout h. has ju"t entered<br />
the rac e. Ur. ahead we see T AK AllOTO<br />
K.-\W.-\S A K • his fa l>'E' teeth K na ~ h i nK a nd<br />
a long- mane ~ tr li.'am ing out beh ind him a~<br />
he ch a~s .-\:\"XI E of me famo u ~ PI:\"DAR<br />
strein.<br />
Bookie :\IAC, BE LL ha ~ j Ul't info rmed us<br />
th at he can lZE't od ds of two to onto th at<br />
S A:'>I :'>lcKELVEY will blush a ll' he pas ses<br />
the srra ndl'tand bu t hark to the race- ! !!<br />
A s the" approach the wire it 's J UA X<br />
h RDISTt:\" a nd bil[ LO T HA RIO :\IAT.<br />
T Hl': WS figh ting for each other's sa ddle,<br />
A nd no w th e win ner! Due to prevailing<br />
eireumstanees which would en dan Jtt'r the<br />
lives of t he writer", we rest ra in f rom na min g<br />
a n)' one person as th e 3.-\ t ro phy winner,<br />
We un de rsta nd . ho wever, t hat t he da rk<br />
horse R.-\LPH J ST E RX BE RG, with hi"<br />
us ua ! modewty. inl'il'tl' that it wa ll' his "a ll<br />
t he wa y "<br />
And 1'0 to conclude: t hese a re )"our ~ IIO l' b _<br />
caste rs CAROL WR IGHT a nd :,>II CI AE I.<br />
C.-\ RO l'ijZ:n inll off.<br />
113<br />
3B<br />
-Forethcu ehrs" a nd " .-\ftt' rthoull htl''' of aB<br />
:'>Iar ie Pea ke r-c-be jc re :'>Ill''' :\laKnet judges.<br />
We predict a hrilliant mu"ical<br />
f uture .<br />
ROl'5 :'ilacFa ddt>n- a ft t>r I'leepinlC in !' h )' ~ i c "<br />
- lost !<br />
Denis Helli nKe r- a ft t>r choir an d basketball<br />
he reeds. ( not hinll el "e ~ l<br />
J udy Russell-c-befure "uhrnm m," a ft t'I'<br />
" uh !"<br />
Ed wa rd B ur s t v n l' k ~·-c h a . e . a ft e r La t in.<br />
Gl'l'ek : Ger ma n, F rench, a nd Spunish<br />
. (E n jr li s h ~ ~ )<br />
J ohn P a n erson-c-e f te r t he l"ul{by Ka me<br />
Sat urd a y hero.<br />
Da vid Curr ie- "\\' ha t 'l' II"ronll with our<br />
Hockey teum-c-en?"<br />
J ohn Haruuruk-c-goes a fte r tou ch downs -cthen<br />
mor e to uchdowns. (one track<br />
m i n d ~ )<br />
Ca rol Purvis befo r-e It'IlI'hl'rl'' ev es be,<br />
loved. chat"ming lind d u t j( u l ~ ? ~<br />
Ca rl Hudsc n-c-a fter- St ude nt Council suppor<br />
t.<br />
Vic tor- Koda ma c--a f ter yellrs of the world.<br />
hac k to school.<br />
Wilma Schiek-s-before rumhinll her hair<br />
a nd after -ero-o-an.'<br />
Ron La ngne r afte t- Taka hashi with<br />
cle nched fistl'.<br />
R oy Lofts-c-a fte r school-Tec hnoloKY and<br />
II ~<br />
W ht' n he sees ) I A R I L Y ~. nt" " in a rh llps OO)',<br />
iii" na me i ~ LEO:\" HO PPEl. (.O;';:G CASsmv:<br />
LI LY 1\\,.\)1.\ is ou r Lat in "lar.<br />
S he e xeel ls a ll of Us b)' far.<br />
HERBIE LOWE is a quiet boy ,<br />
III-'ll be somebody's pride a nd jO)"<br />
KA Y OIYE'" a nothe r quiet one.<br />
But ,.he is rea lty B lot of fu n.<br />
BLAXCHE GOLDSTEIX is libd a lot,<br />
A whizz a t .~I K ebr a is she not!!<br />
E W E X' Jo' IS Hl':R is one of th e ha ndsomes,<br />
11 (" " sO ta ll he peeks th rouzh t ransom".<br />
.-\ new bov this vea r is tall TO)I 1:\'(;.<br />
1',-\T CROFT'" the Kirl who's Wl'it inl:" t his<br />
t hing.<br />
1I0 :\' KI RK UI' is another J(ood hea d.<br />
There'" j uwt one th inl(. it '" f ull of lead.<br />
JDI RID DEL L is 1I ba rrel of fun :<br />
Wh,m t he 12 :30 bell 1(.....". he's on t he r un.<br />
lIVGH )lacLEAX' j" our Scotch lad.<br />
T h.. pr ice of haircut s makes him mad .<br />
S H IRLEY PO GUJo: j" lot!' of f un.<br />
Sh",'s God 's !li f t to Phn iu , h~ r ' ~ i ~ dun....<br />
BOR J OXES a nd BOB LA W are somet imes<br />
mixed.<br />
So in ycur mind p l~ a.... lI"t't them fixed.<br />
ALl.A:\" R.-\E i ~ u.o}' with b ra in~.<br />
In us ing- t he m he rak...s llr",at pa ins.<br />
J D I CUOXG p rovides u ~ with plenty of<br />
laug-hs,<br />
A nd SA )I HAY.-\SH l's th e life of th... class.<br />
.-\lt houjl"h JDI WE ST i .o; at the end of the<br />
list,<br />
Ii... is a fellow th... kids ca n't r ... ~i~t .<br />
THE )IAGXt:T<br />
3D<br />
Of f"n..'" rh" r" ,,,.,, f" N",<br />
A . /10 " plai ../It ..·ill "'....,<br />
T ltar O, ,,iH to r"'''I''' I'''<br />
W itlt ... 01 J D!<br />
.-\ i.o; for Anderson of basketbal ! reme.<br />
B is for B",u }' Ba rlo..... who tri t'~ for t h...<br />
ll"amt'.<br />
C is for C a r lil'l~ w ho joined th e crowd.<br />
D il' for D u nnigan of "'hom w ~ are proud .<br />
E il' for pifort we a l.....a}·s pu~ fort h !<br />
F is for fun, we pla y our worth ,<br />
G is for ICr t'a tn t' s ~ ; Wt' ha ve it were su re,<br />
H is for hope in all we endure,<br />
I is for inte re st in which we excel},<br />
J is for [oking : we don't do thi s well.<br />
K is fO I' Keller, in P h }' s i c ~ he's br iJ(ht,<br />
I. is for Pet Little, and most find her- I'ij(ht.<br />
)1 ill fOI" :'Ioria rt}· whom eve ryone knows,<br />
:\' i~ for Daphiny Xicololf. she' s l'ill:ht O il<br />
he r toes.<br />
o il' for operetta, we most held sma ll I,artll,<br />
l' is for Peniarew. who ill. brok ... ou r<br />
h...a rts.<br />
Q is for questions : on few a re we stepped,<br />
R is for Rowan who's hard to be topped,<br />
S is for Ste phens, a -btg" ma n h e' 1l11t' ~<br />
T is for touchdowns; next year- wait an d<br />
- ~<br />
t:" is for unique, you see it is t r ue.<br />
\ . is for verse, of this I fee l blue.<br />
W i .o; for WonK. a student is she<br />
X is for Xera ph}"te, which dpspi!'t's t he :;t'a.<br />
Y is for >' ~lIin ll to ehee r our t...ams on.<br />
Z is for Zubek by no me a n s a moron<br />
A lid IIU 110" ,~" iN all u-e do,<br />
I H ,, ·O"/',. " r ''/011 "'itlt 1lII, H.·itlt lI,m,<br />
1I't' ore II ""ONI' .-is/ht thro ",,1t and rlt,.o" VIt .'<br />
3E<br />
As the Gove r n me nt Iboys ) and the Onposttle<br />
n (l' irlsl file in at 8 :59 the S pt.'aku<br />
of t he House, ,it t.inJ{ on th e throne. surveys<br />
the se rious fact's. As t he Ca rrier of th...<br />
) Ia ce, ) IAR GAR ET OGDEX, place s it ( su s<br />
picicusly resem bltnz an atten da nce pad I on<br />
t he de sk , the House beg-ins it s sess ion. T he<br />
Speaker, )IR. DYCE, a sks the Clerk of the<br />
House, J O:\' WI LKI XS, to read the notice" .<br />
A member of the Government sta nd" lind<br />
t he Speaker eck nowle daes hi m,<br />
The )Iin i"tl" r of Srorts, ER IC \'L'"ORIX.<br />
EX : " ) Ir. Speaker, wish to anno unce t ha t<br />
some di"t inll"uished membe rs of t he Government<br />
have ...on a victory 0 \ ·e 1' scene<br />
comm oners, (58) , in Se nior House League<br />
Football , All the capta in of t he tea m I wish<br />
to t han k ellpt.'dall}' Hen. ) f em ~r ll R O ~<br />
WOLLI X (Ath let ic rep.j, GE ORGE S H IO<br />
ZAK I a nd JOHX (...('£'p ) U REX for pIa)',<br />
in g- in J unior Footba ll a nd Ba sketball, a nd<br />
BIL l. CARD (or pla }' inll Senior Footba ll<br />
a nd Hockey."<br />
ROSE)fARY \' ERXOX of thl' Opposit ion<br />
r-iees and ....Kin" to s peak : " In le a "u ~ ...it h<br />
seme commoners , (3.-\) , t he Oppo1\it ion ha ll<br />
been able to ...in three out of three lI:amt'. in<br />
Ba llk~t ba ll , a nd one out of t wo "amt'.o; in<br />
\ 'olle}'ball, We "'~r~ a ble to loeat the Ama J:,on<br />
form ac in Ba sketball, but lost to lIup..-rlor
.J A R \' J ~ C OLLEGIATE<br />
heiKht la 5th fo nnl la ter on. Tw o of our<br />
d i ~ t i n jl"u b, h l'd m..mbers. HJo:LJo:~ l'Ol:CHER<br />
a nd ROSE)!ARY \'Jo:R~OX rose to th e<br />
q ua r ter final s in the Bad m inton doubles."<br />
This ,,-tateme nt ,i!' approved ~im~li! a.nt."Ous l)·<br />
bv TO\A ROC KLl F F f. . J O .-\ ~ ~I-, GRAfl<br />
A :'ol a nd K,-\Y RT.:SSELI•.<br />
T he H onora ble member from China<br />
Al.EX U : :'ol is IZlad to find that he is not<br />
t he onl~' one from fa r distances, for t he<br />
Op positIon has I XGR ID I-:~{;L.-\~ D , the<br />
Hono ra ble me mber from Germany<br />
T he S pea ke r acknowleda..s the :'olini!'te r<br />
uf :'olatht'mat ic" KA LI-:\"I P f: HA L.-\ : " I<br />
wb,h to report tha t I beca me so interested<br />
in my cour.... last year that I just ha d to<br />
ta ke it a/(a in a s an extra subject, wit h tha t<br />
clever commone r- :'oI R. W ARRE X<br />
,-\ (ter two H onorable member-s put forwa<br />
rd ujnotion to abolish exa ms, :'01R, Il YCE<br />
ru les un In-half of t he Board of Ed uca tion<br />
/ul d decla re" t ha t t h(' mot ion i" ou t of ord e r,<br />
We view sai d exam" w ith "relish.' Sec<br />
you ne xt yeat- for the results !<br />
:!A<br />
Thi s i" S ta t ion x)'z bMn&,in &, ) ·OU a pia)'<br />
h)' pia)' de script ion of the " Sadit' Ha wkins<br />
Da y" race in S k un k Hollow, Your comm..ntators<br />
will be Ca thy Ol i ~ " :'olal(nt'll<br />
115<br />
Georl(e a nd Da ve ( La nza ) Ha r-vey T h",}'<br />
wll l a ive you a re port on ea ch of the pa rflcipa<br />
nts , who a rt' all membe rs of the ma rvelous<br />
institution. form 2.-\. We turn you ove r to<br />
Cath)' to desc r-ibe "The Da is)' :'olae' t< of 2.-' : '<br />
We ha d t wo teams in the \ 'olll/'y ba ll<br />
tournam ent a nd tAB ma de t he Sl'mi·fi na ls.<br />
On m}' r i&,h t "id., a rt' Beve rley Abbe)' a nd<br />
Ire ne J lckt'm ura (the brain" of 2A 1 Xext<br />
art' Ba r ba ra Kirkha m a nd :'ola rly n Pierce .<br />
Re ad y for t he ~i l!n a l a re<br />
(luck)' no, 71. IA'a Bell (O h<br />
J oa n Robert"<br />
Bob ! t , Patti<br />
P hilip ( O U I' Girl ,,' Cl uh rep. a nd a te r r ific<br />
pe r son ali tyL a nd J une Foster- {lo ve t hat<br />
acc ent)<br />
On t he le ft w'" "ft' Lorna Speare ( a ll t he se<br />
looks a nd II voice too ), Stephanie Sa wchyn<br />
(Steve to u sl, Dot Will ia ms (ful{it ive f rom<br />
:'o!alvern ) , Betty Da vidJ(t' an d Una Logie<br />
( Inse pa rable t wos ome )<br />
Bett y T homa s lind J oa n (;rant whisperto<br />
E vel yn W OO ((OU I' s hy Httle m iss f rom<br />
Va ncou ver 1 Pea rl xtuece r. ctutchine ou r<br />
attenda nce 11Ild, point" out Dore en Gam ble<br />
(better late t han ne\' el' l to J O)'('t' Ca irn".<br />
x cw Da n' re pol''hI on th e a cti vities a nd<br />
persona lit ies of the LiI ' Ah ner" who will be<br />
r un ning for th ei r lin ' !'.<br />
We we re unbeat..n, u ntied and unseored<br />
u pon in R ugby, but we lost by default, Wto<br />
have e a ined the ti tle of I..oWN School S wimmin<br />
I! Cham p".<br />
F i r ~ t we see Sa m {S t reteb r Reed . Te x<br />
Wickha m. Pa ul Ortiz an d Ra lph Re mesc h<br />
[ do Io!erm~ lh around in a \'acuum!l<br />
We would 'Iikt' to bet t ha t Pete r Cosfo r d<br />
(one finjl"er me lodyj, Col in S t ubbs (piano<br />
&,eniu s and jZift to the operettat. Duul! Robinson<br />
(do&, "h ot expert r. a nd :'olike T he m<br />
will a ll be r unnin J,:: their slowest,<br />
JU "1 be fore the)' "tart W l' wonde r :<br />
Wh)' Ste pha nie h a~ su ddenly t aken a<br />
Ii kin ~ for Ba skt't ba ll!<br />
But :'oIl'. Gve r-holt is pulling th e tri&,lZt'I'<br />
a nd " Th ey're OtT~..<br />
2"<br />
/'/uc,,; ,J C. I., Form 2 B.<br />
Tim.': H a.I11, on auy sehoul day<br />
.-ie/ jou : We n-a vel meekly from room to<br />
room to he J,::l.'lIt ly I.'XI)()s..d to ln-illiant l'hll(t "<br />
of knowledge fired in uu r direct ion b)' h0 l''' '<br />
ful Ins tr uctors.<br />
F ir "t :'oil,. Cla rk.. a"k s if there are a ny<br />
a nnouncement s.<br />
Susa n I ria a wa sa)'s, " The S t ud en t Council<br />
will hold a da nce 011 F'riday nigh t. etc,'<br />
E ve rvone : " What's she "a )'in l{ ~ "<br />
Whe n A lf Ch ink al'k" :'oI l'. Clark", about<br />
a )Iath proble m, Don Bell always "ap:<br />
"U h that's stm ple :"<br />
)1 1'. Clarke o
11G 'ru e :\I A G ~1':T<br />
d uel. :'ol r. Clarke h saved h~' the bell an d a,<br />
we -e u nt e r down to G t'O~ rap hy we wonder<br />
wh~' the tall and shor-t al wa~' ~ stiek toeetber.<br />
For example: Jane I...eppt'r a nd<br />
:'ol a rie T a ka ta , a lso S a m Pen and John<br />
Turner. :'ol r. Bowma n a~k t< Da ve Olrden if<br />
he knows an~·th in 2" t hit< mor nin2"-He<br />
doesn 't,<br />
Who was our f;n Ht' 1I ,\'umi""I'!<br />
:'oli l.''' Ba r ba ra Burchell-s-t he 2"irl who mav<br />
"orne day l tve de nzerously .<br />
t;;,·I,,· -"I""""" Soon we find ourselves in<br />
P T whe re Sop hy Korol. S usa n I riaa wa .<br />
J ulia Demb oryn ski a nd Ryo ko Takeuch i Ir 0<br />
throuah th ei r pa ces with the ~reat e ~t "f<br />
..a se . If all thes e I(" i rl ~ ha d he..n together<br />
on one tea m, we mil("ht ha ve mad.. the \ ' 01·<br />
l..vball se mi- fina ls at least.<br />
Oh well. we ca me d o",-' a nywllr :<br />
n"IJ'" SI",rf,.: I n inter-for-m RU,I!"bl" we<br />
lorot in to the finals, but we re be aten to t he<br />
tltle br 2F In Ba sket ba ll we we re spect ac u.,<br />
lar, win ning- a ll of ou r I("llnw" end the cha m<br />
pionship. _~ few da n a l("0 we decid ed to take<br />
\' 0Ile)' 1>8 11, F loor ' Hockey, Ha "eha Jl a nd<br />
T j-eek.<br />
2C<br />
Callin l!" alt ce rs ! Callinl(" all ears !<br />
Be on the lookou t for "",n'ral hands of notor<br />
iou~ individ ua!s in For m 2C a t "Th e Old<br />
School" Some of the better k now n of these<br />
l!"an lCt< are recoeniaed a " Iollo ws :<br />
7'1,,, /lm i" i/ Gfll't/ : EI.E,\ XOR GRA Y<br />
alia!.' "Genius". w ithout h..r their da,.,.<br />
a\'rral:e would be ecneiderablv lower.<br />
CH RIS GR .\H.\:'oI-T!le Greek Bra in wit h<br />
100 ' ; at Ehristrnas. Jl'DY G I.O BE_alia"<br />
" ) !il
·JAK\ ' I:O; C OLLEGIATE<br />
Gil'" 1111 fI 1"'1..·.. f o r 1t.....•.." · 11 ..,,1.....:<br />
.~,,("ifll f.' l·.." tll ,<br />
We ha ve ha d only one ~ Q('i a l event so<br />
fa r t hi . )·..a r a nd it was. a 1'Iei llh ride. All<br />
who a ttende d e nj oye d it ve rv mu c-h.<br />
Gi ,'/'" -""Or/II:<br />
T he 2F. a nd :!F l/: i rl ~ combined to ma ke<br />
t he "Lo wer Sch ool \ 'olle)'ha ll Cham p s," Too<br />
ha d t hat we were fina ll)' de fea ted by fif t h<br />
formers.<br />
[; 1' 11 11' S I" ...III :<br />
B . ~ k e t h. II-l< h- ~ h- n o t so loud. \'olle)"<br />
ha ll -.I ~o un mention able. Well . Ih er", '~ . 1<br />
wa ys Basket ba ll a nd F loor H ock ey<br />
:\ow :- " /.." h" bil unr..."<br />
.-\I't SIIIUKht!:'r- :Ur. Clarke is a lwlI.\·s j[1\'inj!<br />
him a dvice.<br />
Lorraine Ha rt-s-he re todav; z one tomorrow.<br />
I re ne Tulrn-c--j ust loves t he Un ite d States.<br />
Ed I.vck inK-lea m illl( to dr uw<br />
CIII'VI \'1l :'> l a c P h a i l-S h e ' ~ compleinina about<br />
. t he I sla nd b re a k- water. S he i" also<br />
lea rn ing- to "pea k Ha waiian.<br />
Da n F ern a nd-c-here physicatly, hu t h",'l< a l<br />
ways t....infZ a sked. "How ma ny m inutes<br />
d id you spe nd on you r homework<br />
la st nil/:ht!"<br />
Juri Kinf{ i"sepp--Kee p up the j(ood wor k !<br />
Sand ra Wa t"on-If a ll t he boys, live d a er oscthe<br />
se a .<br />
Wha t a j{ood swi mmer Saudv would he :<br />
BlisH CHelf- will do a n)·thlnl/: for :'>Iiss<br />
Gr ilfith---e"",n d raw!!!<br />
Ted Bennett-c-another mar iner from the<br />
Island.<br />
T er rie Kita mu ra - " All ril;rht Lo uie. d rop<br />
th at eun : "<br />
He le n Ste inke---a wonderful athlelt' .<br />
:'>I ichael Dignard -c-a wh iz . t C.nasta.<br />
Georee Ccx-c-Iollcwine in hi!' b: j{ brothers<br />
footsteps.<br />
J oh n :'>lillh t- a lias " :'>Iijrh t)· :,>Iou"e ,' ·<br />
I' a ul Covea rt-c-vl r. Cla r ke's time-keeper.<br />
:!F<br />
T he se a re )'OU t· :'>l aKlwt reporters Helen<br />
Xa umovieh a nd :'>l u lTa y Shill l'ellOt"tinj!<br />
from s.tation J .C. I. on the act ivities of :.! F<br />
Your sJlonsor : w.o.n.x.<br />
(; ;,./",' SI"" ""' :<br />
II \" ddelit ing :!C ' w e we r-e able to become<br />
Lo":t' ], School volleyball Champs. hut in<br />
t he schoo l ch ampionship g-a me 5' p ro ved to<br />
he t he better te a m.<br />
I ;" JI'" SI "'I"I~:<br />
.-\f te l· a te rj-ific ~ tI"U K Kle wit h 28 ou r<br />
ho)'~ be came Low er School RUll:hy Cham p".<br />
('11' " 11 ( ·ltun/d ..a . :<br />
E b' ie Gustafson-c-wa s on t he \'olh.·)·ha ll<br />
team an d al so in t he opt'retta.<br />
Caroli ne Gr ee n- " What would we do wit h<br />
out ht'r!" .-\ star vclleybal! player.<br />
:'>Iar)' H e lr~ it'- a<br />
Otta wa.<br />
neweomt'r f rom Glel .....<br />
\'t'ra Papik---o ur :\I i ,, ~ :'>I ajrnet rep.<br />
('oralit' Ra nsom----ou r Girl ,,' Club r t'p.<br />
Pa t Coulton-a little hundlt' of e n e r lt" ~'<br />
J oh n Cou lt on-a brai n (! ) in :\la t b.<br />
Ri t"ha rd Co rbe tt-Grand Inq u isitor of th e<br />
Jl i"tory da"".<br />
Hill G I"t't' n----our S tudt-nt Cou nc il rell.<br />
:\' ick I' e t r ~' k a n -" :'>I u m bl e ~ . "<br />
r r t'd Wood-AI'e ~'ou a wa k.... F rt'd!<br />
Ia n Ca meron_ wa s on t he J un ior RUlrhy<br />
II j<br />
te a m.<br />
Kra ndell. Polny and Cd i t ~k ~'-T he T h ree<br />
:'>1 usket eers.<br />
.-l,..ri,·itin:<br />
I n Octobe r we ha d a wiener- ro ast in the<br />
wilds of Lea s ide. T ha nk" to COI'alit' fol'<br />
our wender f ul pa r t)· a t her ho use .<br />
R f' ma ..J..- II :<br />
:'>I r. ' \'a rre n- " I..ar j{e st da lIa t h.<br />
Da v id Ccwan-c-cur At hle tic rep.<br />
J oh n :'>l c :'>leeken- lLit tle J ohm -c-a lways on<br />
a clou d.<br />
Jaml''' Bt' l
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Ou r Touch Huz by team fouKht all t he wa ~'<br />
into the semi-finals and t hen wa ~ beaten b}"<br />
U: . \\' 1' wou ld prefer to make no com ment<br />
on t he Ba sket ba ll scene.<br />
t;id -. Sl'...·ts<br />
lA, B. E ma de the >'t"mi.!inall' in vouer<br />
Ioa ll hu t wert' squeezed out hy ~ E F<br />
...."'If" n ( 11·0 ...·("·" 1r;; " ...I,,:<br />
Bl.'tt r Pezze a nd Be ll )' A r m"tl"onJ(- "!{",a l<br />
jU7:\" !"<br />
Ita y Sharpe':""'l'harf't'"t jokt'l' this "idt' of<br />
town.<br />
We nna Wong- in 10\'1' with J im (G ym l<br />
Tom Gree n- t he SOU I"Ce of bl"i j('ht ideas.<br />
~ h i l'la E,Il"j,!,'e rt "oll- '·;'; OW. where d id I put<br />
t hose J(h\ " "e ,, ~"<br />
Bill Copeland-e-J'ose lturtii, th e second.<br />
Il ia n... Slnclairc--our pretty Girl ,.' Club rep .<br />
..\ in"lie S mith-s-T ha t's a ~ i r l?<br />
Ton y Ga l. ""o--lrot our only ha_sket thi" se a<br />
) Ia l"ily n<br />
"on.<br />
Helsou-c- Wh e re di d )'OU zu t those<br />
dimples f<br />
Boh Lit tte-c-Wow!<br />
WI' 11""'1(1.·.. Jrh // :<br />
Sandra Donaldson a.•k s to he ex cused<br />
••..t"r r pej-iod.<br />
J im Brown r a tses hi. h an d whe n he ha .•<br />
no a nswer.<br />
we're always lo!"I' tt i n~ " Crien d l)·" lecture s<br />
[rem :'tl e . ~ r•. war r en, Bowma n. a nd Coom bs.<br />
n".. T I", ,,J,,,":<br />
To :'Il r. Wa r rell for p u tt i n~ u p wit h u"<br />
Cor tim months.<br />
Ie<br />
•-\1 la st t he thin film oC th e o:-rysta l ha ll<br />
,....·I11 S to be d t"arinll-a h-thl'<br />
",wg(/t< Ql U ·.:'<br />
Jeanette Hu r e e ••-"Quick ! Gin' me th e<br />
a nswer please."<br />
W.'nd i Cox-"Thl' Whis pere r."<br />
Xllt llli.· Geilich-c-comes [rom Ru•• Ia.<br />
Ca,'ol.. Goodwin- "Will I !to to<br />
pla y ha.ketha ll? ??"<br />
school or<br />
:'tlaie .laanusson-c-S he doesn 't beli eve that<br />
"the ea r ly bird ge ts the worm."<br />
An na .lohnstcue-c-Wonde r w hy she is alway.<br />
he injt pajted h)' :'Il l', I' ltge ?<br />
Pa t I7.7.o-Girl . ' Cluh re p. ( :'tli ss Gum .<br />
chewer)<br />
Ka t hlee n Seo topped th e cla•• w it h 8 ..1" .<br />
~: t h l' l T a tesh i-:'tl l". Bowman'. rh:ht han d.<br />
AU Bre/i:"l ia-"'Smiley Joe."<br />
Bill Campbe ll-think. th.· :-;O ile i. in the<br />
Pa cifi c an d the PaciCic i. a Broad.<br />
way .how<br />
J ohn Hend e rson-ll'ft his brain" in hi"<br />
1000ke r. Too ha d he COI"I.:'ot t he ...otuhinat.ion.<br />
Dinl! Le m-a-H e never . a)·s a word but .10('.'<br />
all r iltht.<br />
J im Smirties-c-H e had hidden tal ent. a nd 1...<br />
Iieve s in kee pin g- them hidden,<br />
Barr il' \\"ehl_":'tl uscll''' a 1a mode."<br />
Bob W O Il~-Q u r only con tribution t(l ti ll'<br />
opl',-etta .<br />
Ga Q· Green-:'Il a g net<br />
r. idt< · :-,,,,,.,,, :<br />
rep.<br />
We 'l"l' too a sh a med to me ntio n \ 'ul1,·)·ha ll .<br />
hu t we have hOIW. COl"<br />
hall.<br />
fI,,!!,,' :-,,,,,./"'<br />
Lmuenticnable ! ~!<br />
Ba ske t ha ll a nd lIa ••••<br />
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Ca ll illj.:' a ll cars ! Callirur all "'>1. 1'. ~<br />
Be on the lookout for ID of .I.e.!.<br />
T hcr are d>l.llj("'rously a r med with :<br />
:'tl i•• Gr iffit h-the hea d of t he j.:' 1I 11g an ,l<br />
very dangerous.<br />
.John T u t te n-c-not a J ch n nv Weissmuller lo ut<br />
a j(ood swimme r -Their uud erwater<br />
agen t ,<br />
(; I"II'ta Black- t he ir St ud en t Coun ...il re p.<br />
Bob Buj-ns-s-t he handsome Scot sman of 1Il.<br />
h: 1I\" :'Il orino and David Be rn.tein-:'Ilaj("lll·t<br />
. re ps. a nd a".btant Ka nl! I..aders.<br />
.\\·is Ha wk ins-G irls ' At hlerie rep. S he<br />
charms he r victims .<br />
Roy Owe n- t hl' 00)· wit h a ll th e a nswer -s.<br />
Ted G u r n i k -T h i~ he-mall took le sson s from<br />
C h ar le~ :'t latt res~ a nd just ri p. off<br />
the vaul t doors.<br />
Ke n :'tl cEachern-their looko ut .<br />
:'Ilal"~a r t' t Wa lkt r-Sht" could sell a n icebo x<br />
to an Eskimo.<br />
Gord on Da\'i",-know n a ", " White)'" Ca n',<br />
he mls sed and hea v-ily a rmed.<br />
Haw Le ckie-s-t heir Boys Athletic rep. a nd<br />
t he IHl)' who o r l!an izl'~ all t he gl\llg<br />
wa r s.<br />
Hehr a Hra .•Ill< a nd Lilita S ima nouskis : .-\1<br />
t houzh they are .\Il % Cosens' pr ill,'<br />
an d jor. their cookina coul d kill anyh.,
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P REFACE :<br />
I Jo: Is th e ex peri menta! (i rad", IX form<br />
t a k in ~ La tin and Greek. We hope w",<br />
haven't. jZiven :\lr. Pa 2"{' too many headaches.<br />
CII APn:R I :<br />
(; i r/ II' SI",r/II- We ma naged to re ach the<br />
se mi-fi nal s for t he lowe r-school championshi<br />
p, hut we were defeated bv seco nd for m<br />
er-s, the score he lng- 13-1t. .<br />
r:" YII' S I",rlll- Touch Ruu by wa s ter-r -ible.<br />
Basketba ll was Hkewise .<br />
CHAPT E R II :<br />
An drea lI an, en- 1 Jo:'s cuntl'ihutivn to th e<br />
orc bestra.<br />
Len Coates- Our Bc vs ' Athletic r ep.<br />
~I ary Ea .·ley- Ou r Gh ls' Club re p. and the<br />
CIIUS!.' of ~ I r . Gordon's Io('rer hairs.<br />
Huhert F're nc h-s-A neweomer from Eng-land.<br />
Gl'ral d Wonj.:'_Lat in fiend.<br />
F ra nces ) l idwoud- 1E' s mat hemat ica l whiz!<br />
Hob ~ l c Cl" a c k t.'ll -"G l a m o ur boy" of l E.<br />
Sa ndra Ken yon-a-T he hrai n of U: , with ! l ~ ' ;'<br />
And rew Stabim - Has th e k nowled ge of five<br />
la nlrUa l{'l'S,<br />
:'>Iar)' Williams and Sa nd ra Kenyon- The<br />
ln se parable pair . " Smooch" a nd<br />
" :'>l ooch"<br />
Tom Itoesehenste tn-c-J ust call him "Bushy"<br />
CHAPT ER III :<br />
In Octobe r we held a successful e1ass<br />
pa rty at the hor ne of Ted Wilkes.<br />
A PI'E:\'DlX :<br />
Un der the ~upel"\' is ion of :'>I r. Ca mpbell .<br />
we are one ha pp}' famil}'<br />
I F<br />
' -a r i..t j/ Sho ll'<br />
A mid orchestral sque..ks and ~qu awk"<br />
IF's \"a riE't}' Show ea rrie~ on, with :'>IR .<br />
COO :'>IB5 as ou r jZenial producer,<br />
T he brain of our Compan)' ill :,>I A RILY:\,<br />
W.\ LT ERS, and We lZot prompted b}' the<br />
enerjZE't ic form reps. :,>IARJ ORIE Bl: R:-;S<br />
and JOH:\' WR IGHT Corporal" )lePHE<br />
DRA :-;, SCO TT a nd :\IOR RI SOX pi n The<br />
T'hr ee :\Iu"keli'er s, chasinlZ Post u re Quee n<br />
IXA R.\ BRODERS , while PAT TRACY<br />
look" for dut'" on the "tajZe tr}' inlZ to solve<br />
the case of the myst er-iou s )IA RK A:\'<br />
DR EWS. F RE D step-on-it ST E\ ' E XSO :-;,<br />
t rumpet comedia n, livens up the orchestra<br />
for IIEU,: :-;'S sweet and LO WE number.<br />
IRf-::-;E p reseeibes P H ILI P'S milk of ma jZnesla<br />
for settlinjil' stomachs before a n act ,<br />
E.r' NJ Spo-eial I'n l ormdncn :<br />
:-;OR :'afA :'>lcGILL'S lect ure on " How to be<br />
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~fARY A:-;:-; :'aII T Jo: F f-" " coun-t' on " How to<br />
beco me Sa nta Clau§."<br />
JE RRY )II RKA'S exhihiti on of "Juj(j(linJ(<br />
xumbers"<br />
O " tMa" di"" r'I/'IJf'rll :<br />
' -iolins-swt"et a nd "our : ' "ERA FE:-;<br />
WI CK, xxx :-;AYI.OR , an d ) IAR I·<br />
LY:-; A :\':\' REID.<br />
Yiola _ "ooth inlZ ! '! CAROL AR T HC R and<br />
SA:-; DRA ROSS.<br />
Cl'lIo solita ry : CIIA RI.Jo:S ROBJo: RT SO:-;<br />
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Double B a s ~ grand pa : RAY:,>I OX II I.A-<br />
ROCQUE<br />
I:f'H f A d :<br />
The Red Feat her, We sold th e 1lI0" t tic kets,<br />
G ir lll S''''''' II:<br />
We won three out of ave J!"ame" in volley,<br />
ball.<br />
Belter per fomances ah..ad in Itll"kethall'!<br />
n " YH'S/"" r ' lI :<br />
Football- poor number ; WOII one out of<br />
three aernes.<br />
Basketba ll-s- Dim lil{'ht s; t ied one g-ame,<br />
IG<br />
Thf' rhir fj/-.nl'f' J"'I,illl 0; F or m I G<br />
.-I. "f' fh f' br ig h t f'II' of uh"l(u'lI '/ ill plni.. I "<br />
tof f' ;<br />
.-1. ",a My "II all " or m It" dj,,~ wi t<br />
T " ",Q/'rj/ a If'af'hf' r Ihf' IIlightf'llt bi f,<br />
In su pport of the preeeedin e "pcme" w("<br />
point with p r-ide to Ine-e Beit ins. a\'t'fa2"{' of<br />
81 l urrt"n-our "little son g- bir d"<br />
ta kin j( part in this )"l'ar'" ope retta.<br />
:'>Ior ris Rockliffe-It i" r umoured that he<br />
ca rries a lot of weight a ro und J a rvis.<br />
) 18I"t)' (a fter 3,20 ) Ferd u-We ho[>t" word<br />
doesn't reach th e labour union th at<br />
he is pu tt inj.:' in 8 Iurt y-flve hour w.'t' k~<br />
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11 Bloor Street West<br />
Toronto, On t<br />
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LONDON, CANADA<br />
Makers of Fine Bisc uits ond Ca ndy
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409 Dan forth Ave nue GLadstone 0237<br />
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475 Dan forth Ave. n r n Ii S<br />
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HEAT EXCHANGUS<br />
OIL COOLUS<br />
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WATEl HEATING SYSTEMS<br />
CJl CULATlNG PUM ' S<br />
WATEI HEATE RS<br />
PU SSUlE U DUCING VALV ES. h e.<br />
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CElLULOI D I UTTONS<br />
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102 Lombard St.<br />
LIMITED<br />
Toronto<br />
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310 Dupont Street<br />
AR TISTS, L1THOGI APHU S AND<br />
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NETTLESHIP'S HARD WARE<br />
LO Y'S TEA<br />
235 Carlton<br />
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BLACHFORD SHOE STORE<br />
F i,, ~ Foot...~ o t for All th ~ Family<br />
3342 Yong e St reet HUdson 09H<br />
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45 Scolla rd St. Toronto 31 W ellesley St. E, KI. 5850<br />
NEWMAN'S MEAT MARK ET<br />
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CLEANERS ond DYERS<br />
All Out Poult ry S h i p p~d D i r ~ c t 1,_ O"to';o', TAILO RS - FURRIERS<br />
Fi" tsl Fotms<br />
5098 Church St MI 3334<br />
Bette, Quality M ~ o h<br />
For Leu Money<br />
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Me"·s. Ladies' Stude"'s' Sloch "'ode to<br />
515 Danforth A. e. "" OSUt'<br />
VAUGHAN MOTORS<br />
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H5 Danf ort h AYe,<br />
666 St. Cla ir A.e. West GE. 1125-6<br />
KEnwood 3439<br />
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454 King St. W WA. 2373 Toront o
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Good prl1i tiollS o,",oil<br />
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ill schools heliull the, e o' e more Unde ......oods<br />
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Danforth u Ellerbeck<br />
Danforth Ave.<br />
Phone Gl. 0919<br />
et Broadview<br />
Toronto. Ont.<br />
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A complete line of Leather Jack ets. Windbreakers. Cardigans, Swea ters, and<br />
Uniforms in new stylings for all types of sports or ca sual wea r<br />
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241 YONGE STREET WA. 4501<br />
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.1ARn ~ C OLLEGI ATE 135<br />
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STITSKY'S TEXTILE CENTRE<br />
" £Weryt hing in Tu tiles"<br />
and Dra peries<br />
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185 Sumach St. W A. 1571<br />
816 Bathurst St.<br />
(j ust ebeve Bloo, 1<br />
KE. 5752<br />
Toron to<br />
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KENDALL COMPANY<br />
(CANADA) LIMITED<br />
Curity A¥e., Toronto 13<br />
180 DAN FORTH AVE.