1944 Magnet Yearbook

ICO
THE MAGNET, 1944
5B
Abe Collis . .. Quiet but intelligent, headed
for Varsity; he’ll probably be the
best dentist in Toronto.
Dan Freeman . . . spends his time showing
the teachers how to do maths, problems
and proving that Einstein was
wrong.
Ruth Bradshaw . . . who wants to go into
Physiotherapy, will probably end up
in War Work.
Martha Brown . . . She has decided on a
course at Varsity . . . but . . . the
boys from Hamilton are not to be paui Haffy . . . The blond wolf of 5B . . .
forgotten.
Lois Finlay . . . Some preacher is going
to make a few dollars . . . She’s on
her way to the altar.
Estelle Gray , . . Here is another Physiotheraputicalistic
case . . . What shall
we say about it that we don’t already
know?
Anne Higginbottom ... A budding journalist
in the making.
Dorothy Hirst . . . Her aim is to be a
“woman in white”.
Lucy Leith . . . This pretty lass would like
to be a teacher . . . Won’t somebody
give her some good advice about stickto
the straight and narrow . . . ?
Ailsa Maclver . . . We could make use of
a gal who can deflate inflated egoes.
She wants to be a doctor.
Ruth MacMillan . . . Ah, at last a desire
for naval nursing and a longing for
the mysteries of the East.
Aileen Massingbcrd . . . “Ye Gods, but I’d
like to marry a millionaire!”
Kitty Midler ... An ambitious young thing
... A foreign correspondent . . . Perhaps
a Matta Hari. -
Pal O’Reilly . . . She is a ski enthusiast,
farmerette, and basketball player.
Joyce Rice . . . After having finally made
her Latin, Jo.Jo has decided that the
call of the Air Force is strong . . .
The women’s division of course!
Joyce Rac . . . Desire for R.C.A.F. . . . but
these nicknames must be mixed . . .
or is the other red-headed?
Joy Rolls . . . Ah, there are so many who
wish to become nurses ...
Jean Taylor . . . She wants to get around
and do things . . . For instance?
Betty Treloar . . . Aims to be a nurse if
the altar does not intervene.
Adele Ylinen . . . Tutorial art calls this
ambitious young lady, but the call of
matrimony is a trifle stronger.
but that’s natural, after all the practice
he had as a lifeguard last summer.
Clifford Kresslcr . . . The Peck’s bad-boy
of Jarvis who will look pretty good in
the uniform of the R.C. Navy in the
near future.
pove . . We can’t figure out whether
he goes to Jarvis or Parkdale. He
thinks of Jarvis by day, Parkdale by
night.
Bill Maresch . . . The great new basketball
player who has had a change in
life. Didn’t you notice, he shaved off
his moustache.
Victor Northcott . . . Definitely the talkative
type, now header for a great
future: ACQ in the R.C.A.F.
Dick Pogson . . . What would Miss St.
John do without Pogson—the lad who
arranges the board so nicely? He is
our reporter (informs us each Thurs.
about the Alan Young Programme!)
John Shields . . . who is determined to
make Jarvis the same as Upper
Canada; all he ever says is—“Now.
up at the College”.
Bill Taylor . . . Known to his friends as
Woody and also for his ability at
breaking records. Hard worker on the
History Club; headed for a ranch out
West some day. .
Melville Thomas . . . He’s the silent lad
of 5B who sleeps his way through
the classes. Wonder what he does at
night?
Pete Turnbull . . . Always in the lime-light
of the school, in sports and as president
of the Hi-Y Club. Provides records
for our Tea Dances—but no tea.
Bill Venn . . . who agrees with everybody
and keeps the peace—especially in
Trig, and Algebra.
Larry Wilkins . . . This boy gets great
delight out of scaring the teachers
with flash bulbs; he nearly tried one
too many.