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

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UX GLEBANAGHQ OPQDALERE FLAMMAM Bark Row: Mcrcfu' J. BIXKS H. ROSSIER l iz. FTNLAYSON N. i.IPsr2'r'r Middle Row: M. Ronmsox M. PATTERSON J. FR.-xsiza D. cAMPum.I. J. Pmu.1Ps F1'antRow: ix. Mcmnov M. LANGDON JUNIOR BASKETBALL The Juniors were not as strong a team as last year's. Norma Lipsett and Edna MacKay worked hard on the defence. Ellen Finlayson, a capable captain, starred on the forward line with Ruth Donovan. We take this opportunity of wishing the Juniors more success next year. VOLLEY BALL by PEGGY BARKS N OUR return to school in the fall, we looked forward with interest to Volley Ball-the first of the interform sports. The winners of the first, second, third, fourth and fifth forms were decided in the preliminary games. In the finals the Lower School cham- pionship was won by 2D-E when they defeated 1H, and the School Championship was awarded to 4E-3C in their play-off with 2D-E. The captains of the winning teams were: IH-Gypsy Fleming. 2D-E-Donalda Campbell. 4E-3C-Doris Mix. el League Standing P W L Ladies College ........ 5 4 1 Nepean ........ . . 6 4 2 Glebe ..... . . 6 3 3 Lisgar . . . . . 5 o 5 JOE MILLER'S SPORT SHOP 98 BANK ST. NEAR CAPITOL THEATRE SPORTING and ATHLETIC GOODS O Cleveland Bicycles and Service 'rrrnvuonn QUEEN 3800 I28

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UX GLEBANACQQ T T fnj4aALERE FLAMMAM Back Row: n. IRVINE M. MCKNIGI-IT M. CAMERON MR. KEILI. R. DONOVAN P, LIPSETT fcaptainb M. SAGE Fran! Row: II. KNIGHT E. ROBERTS E. CUNNINGI-IAM J. BALDWIN E. VVIESTWICK g SENIOR BASKETBALL by ISABELLE JOHNSTON, 3-B HE GIRLS looked forward to the Basket- ball season with great anticipation this year. About sixty-five tried out for the teams. Mr. Keill must have had great difliculty in selecting the best players. The Senior Team was honoured with an invitation to an exhibition game with Queen's University on February 8th, Our girls were defeated by the score of z I-I6. Nevertheless, they had an exceedingly enjoy- able trip. Much credit is due to Miss Norris, Miss Laidlaw and Mr. Keill, who coached the teams. SENIOR GAMES Glebe zog Lisgar II. january I. This was a hard-fought game. Lisgar led until half-time. But the Glebe forces proved too great and they outplayed their rivals in the second half. Glebe 395 Nepean 8. January FP? This was our easiest win of the season. The low score of the visiting team showed that the Glebe girls were at home on their own Hoor. Elaine Westwick was an asset to the team, having I4 points to her credit. Margaret Mc- Knight scored I3 points. BARRETT BROTHERS COAL COKE WOOD lContinued on Page 140 LUMBER 84 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES z 60 CATHERINE sr. Phone CARLING 860-861 4127?

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UX GLEBANACX2',5Q SWIMMING 1935 by IVIARGARET EDY, 2-F President . . . Sheila Cole Vice-President . . . Ann Cory Secretary .... Margaret Edy The swimming meet for 1935 was a great success. Keen com- Q62 petition prevailed throughout. There were a large number of entries and it is hoped that the X meets in the future will be as successful as the ones in the past. E1'1zN'r VV1NNr:Rs Senior 2 lengths free style-Helen Brown, Betty Akins, Bessie Bailic. TiH'lC-ZSZ seconds. 2 lengths back style--Maxine Shaver, Betty Akins, Bessie Bailie. . TIRIIHC-2836 seconds. junior 2 lengths free style-Helen Rawson, Elsie Allen and Beverley Dick, Enid McMurt1-ie. TIIIIC-262 seconds. 2 lengths back stroke-Beverley Dick, Jeanne Graylc, Ellen Finlayson. Time-3436 seconds. 2 lengths breast stroke-Elsie Allen, Sheila Cole, Helen Rawson. TTITIC-302 seconds. 6 lengths free style-Beverley Dick, Noreen Harper, Elsie Allen. Time-1 minute 46M seconds. In the relay swimming contest each individual gy111. class was represented by four girls. Awards were made to the winners of first, second, third and fourth, and fifth forms as follows: IA-Tillle 2 min. 6 sec. 2D-E-Time z 111in. IO sec. 3C-4E-Time 2 Illlll. I3 sec. 5A-Time 2 min. 4 sec. ZILBERG'S DRESSES, COATS, SUITS Snmrt, Different, Inexpensifue 259 BANK s'rR121s'r Corner Cooper St. QEPALERE FLAMMAM JAMES HOPE 8s SONS LIMITED ESTABLISHED 1852 Booksellers - Stationers Bookbinders and Printers 0 PHONES: QUEEN 1232 and 1233 61 and 63 Sparks Street OTTAWA ' CANADA T I M K E N H E AT for BOILER or FURNACE Tried and Proved in Over II0,000 Homes from Smallest Cottage to Largest Mansion- TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS W. G. EDGE LIMITED Plumbing - Heating iso G1.oucEsTE1z STREET QUEEN 4oao AWGN! 'HSE Add the F inisloing Touch That Means S0 Muck C 'r E L E PHONE CARLING 260 C. H . P E T C H CORNER OF BANK AND STRATHCONA 4129