Glebe Collegiate Institute - Lux Glebana Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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We stood out on the roof and watched it UX GLEBANAGXQQQ- at MORE H 5-Sh S sa f X ff 4 - , ,f .71 W f i 'if ,Q '- ' if B if 'g K , f SET uv - 'A L j l Tf l , ., f ,Vi SgI lf I f ,1,.-flQ',,'Qp ffgfl' ,X ,.53fff4g'f5? l ,,g,,1f,y,f,gf Ibfrgffi .xi X 47 ' ,.o. v A S352-x.A ' W7 Q1 x aiiftge ' ' ' dvfoi- Henry VIII sent his case of wives to the Pope. Cassandra was the God of Prophecy, or was that somebody else? I think so. They finally saw the great airship, the Rioo, coming up the canal. disappear. Long ago dogs were used for watch-dogs to bark at a stranger if he came near their place but now our city police are used for this pur- pose. The clergy were declining in scruples, some religious places becoming just like homes. m,Y5PALERE FLAMMAM OWLERS ir The following permuations and combina- tions involving a relatively small number of the letters of the alphabet are selected from a single set of papers turned into one Glebe teacher at the December examinations. Apparently they are all attempts to spell the word khaki . KHAKI kaiki khkai cauki kahkai kaiki karkey kakhai kyaki kakhi kakai kalki kaki karchi khahia kakia karke kkaki karki kraki karky kahki kiki kalkki karkhi garkey kaiky kakahi kharki karcki kahaki khahi kawki Garibaldi advanced straight north to Naples where he decamposed the king. Shylock hated Antonio because he had spit at him, abused him and kicked him in the market place. j In 1917 the vote was given to women who owned A io of furniture or a husband. 'A' ir i' ir ir 'A' ir He-Do you know the difference between taxis and buses? She-No. He-Good, then we'll take a bus. -The Porcupine Quill. if :Ik 'II' The school orchestra had just finished play- ing a vigorous but not very musical selection. As the players recovered their breath, a clarinet player asked hoarsely: What's the next one?', The Maiden's Prayer , was his neighbourls reply. Great Scott! gasped the clarinet player, l've just finished playing that! -Argosy of Commerce. The undertaker was run over by an auto and died. , He didn't make much on that funeral, did he? No, in fact he went in the hole. -Collegian. IIS if if How are you getting on in your new eight- room house?'l Not so bad-ly, we furnished one room by collecting soap couponsf' Didn't you furnish the other seven rooms? 'ICan't. They're full of soapf' Q -Collegian. IVitlJ the Compliments of MAYNO DAVIS LUMBER CC., LIMITED - 57-71 DUKE STREET THE LUMBER NUMBER . . Sherwood 171 'jIO2j

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UX GLEBANACXQQ- QQSPALERE FLAMMAM DORIS IRVINE During her three years at Glebe, Doris has been a star in both academic and athletic fields. Besides turn- ing in enough effort to be Form Medallist three times, for the last two years she has found plenty of time to play on the Senior basketball team, and this year, holds the purse strings for the Girls' Athletic Association. DORIS IRVINE ROBERT DAVIS l Six championship basketball teams owe part of their success to this member of our athletic galaxy. 'A Bob Davis ranks high on both junior and Senior rugby , teams, and is also keen in hockey and golf. He ably ' 1 . fulfills his duties as treasurer of the Boys, Athletic ,N Association, a position he has held for two years. 1 f 1 E , l siii ROBERT DAVIS ROBERT McADAM In his capacity as one of Glebe's foremost athletes, Bob has played on four championship basketball teams. He has starred on both Senior and junior rugby teams, and is also an able track performer. The gym team claims him as one of its best. ROBERT MCADAM fl 104 li'