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E(lltJt Vickers-Hair as black as ebony and cheeks as pink as roses. Captain of Senior Girls' Basketball team and captain of Girls' Softball team; winner of the Sen- ior Girl's championship on Field Day. She is also secretary-treasurer of the Girls' Athletic Society. We just couldn't do with- out "Edie".
Kathleen McCoy-V ery Irish in appea!'- ance. Resembles the last part of her name -coy.
Elsie Hahn-Another Nc.ttaw.anian who plods to and from the C.C.I. each day. Very tall with great prowess for athletics. Crack shot on the Senior Girls' Ba'5ketball team, firf•t baseman on the softball team.
Eva Courtney-Her favorite .Pastime is taking P.T. with the first formers. May be recogni.zed by her cute little habit of drop- 'Ping her "r"'s
Eleanor Shoutenburg - Another quiet stenog. who is going to surprise somebody some day.
FORM IB By Jack Owens
INFORMATION RECEIVED
Sir Adam Beck was noted for the cap- ture of Queenston Heights.- Shipley.
Egerton Ryerson is noted ·t·•ecause he wrote some poems.-Wright.
Sir J10hn A. Macdon,ald established "friendly politics".- Bellamy.
Charles D. G. Roberts relieved Mafeking· in the Boer War.- Fry.
Homer was the man who invented the mouth organ.- Swain.
The Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Atkinson was a "howling" success.- Portland.
Helen Carefoot- "Can you learn Frencl1 fr om French jokes?"
1 THE GLEANER, '
THE S''l'UDENTS' TEN OOMMUfDMEN'rS ARE:
1. Ye must not be late. The consequences will be terrible, so be on time.
2. Ye must not play truant, neither shall ye play sick. Regular attendance is
the watchword of happiness.
3. Ye must love your teacher, if possible.
4. Ye must not play with your Chri~tmas gifts in classes. Parents will be justi-
fied by themselves if they will refrain from presenting their children wi~h such gifts as rattles, monkey-climb-up-a-stick, dolls, kiddy-cars, or any bright shiny object~.
5. Ye must not touch, taste or handle anything that is thy neighbor's. Remember that honesty is the best" policy. (unless you are real smart).
6. Ye must not destroy dumb animals or cause them great pain.
7. Ye must not sleep in classes.
8. Ye must not .talk in classes. The man that hears everything and says noth-
ing is the man without detention<l. If your jaws need exercise, chew gum.
9. Ye must do unto your neighbors whatsoever ye think she is going -to do to
you. (But do it first.)
10. Lastly. Honor the teachers that your days may be short in the old C.C.I.
IA holds two championships. One for having the smalles-t girl in the school, Mary Crone, and the other for havjng the smallest boy in the school, Harolrl school but Jack Portland was mo championship for the tallest boy in the Rin~. They qid qave popes of theved to lB.
Mlle. Kennedy- " ! thing from you yet."
haven't learned
any..
"OVR TEACHERS" They greet us in the morning With smiles that are so Gweet,
But when the closing bell has gone, They sure have gathered heat.
With one accord we grab our things, Because we're in a hurry:
And if you meet us at the door, You will find us in a flurry.
So if you please, don't stop us, Or hinder our intentions;
Now who would blame a kid sometimes, For skipping his detentions.
FORl\I IA By Margaret Knox
Since their arrival at the C.C.I. the First Formers have found out that