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

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GLEBANAGHQ- 'QEIQALERE FLAMMAM ' 1., I , r umfs niuzrsitg KINGSTON ONTARIO tj W Incorporated by Royal Charter 1841 Idea? . T ffl -Wi, 1 . J, M N Situated in the oldest city in Ontario, annual registration about 3,5009 25 modern buildings, health insurance rovided durin session- lacement office ives free . ' 3 service to graduates. ARTS-Courses leading to the degrees of B.A., M.A., B.Com., M.Com. SCIENCE-Courses leading to the degrees of B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology, Physics, and in Mining, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. MEDICINE-Courses leading to the degree of M.D., C.M. and to the Diploma of Public Health. Students preparing for admission are advised to write for a list of scholarships and prizes and to apply at the proper time for Entrance and Matriculation Scholarships in their class. HIS ANNUAL was produced by THE RUNGE PRESS LIMITED P R I N TE R S LOOSE LEAF RULERS ENGRAVERS ak Q 126-128 QUEEN STREET Telephone: QUEEN 8400-8401 rlrslf .

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UX GLEBANACQQ QQPALERE FLAMMAM THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON . Bank Row: c. MACDONALD D. iznnv J. srouk D. HEVVITT c. COLQUHOUN A. REYNOLDS M. MccULLocH Mzddlc Raw: xx. OGILVIE B. MCINROY M. EAGLESON .K. MONTGOMERY 1.. SCHWERDFAGER L. STEELE 1. KEOGH J. ROE Front Row: c. OLMSTED w. Mcemxxs H. HENDERSON D. IRVINE D. SCHWERDFAGER THE PLAY'S THE THING -Hamlet Dramatic presentation of incidents, of theories, of character will always be of absorbing interest to thc cultured person. It is advisable, therefore, that the boys and girls of the Glebe Collegiate should bc able to enjoy and appreciate not only the older masters of the drama but also the more recent. To this end, the pupils fortunately endowed with some histrionic ability attempt, occasionally, to produce an interesting and good play. N 'l'l-IE spring of 193 5, the Matriculation classes of the Glebe Collegiate offered the most ambitious dramatic effort yet at- tempted by the school, Barrie's What Every Woman Knows . Judging by the very large, interested audience the production was much appreciated by the many friends of the Glebe Collegiate who quite thoroughly enjoyed the earnest endeavour of Isabelle Bronskill as Maggie to fashion the political career of Elbert Dowd as the very self-sufiicient john Shand. Both john and Maggie portrayed their charac- ters With true creative feeling. Lilian Coplan, Elsie Allen, Nelson Reilly, Chadwick Bennett, Duncan VVhitn1ore and Williani Vickers com- posed the very satisfactory supporting cast. This spring, the pupils especially interested in dramatics in the Matriculation classes, will again oEer one of Barrie's plays, this time The Admirable Crichton . If it were your fate to be suddenly marooned on a desert island would you be the master of circumstance or a cringing helpless nonentity? Such a situation faces Lord Loam and his household. The reaction of each character is most interesting. The present cast is busy solving this and other problems and will be ready to re-create for you the solution offer- ed by Sir james Barrie, in a few weeks' time. Pl? Pk SF . . . An excellent play, well digested in the scenes, set down with as much modesty as mun- ning. -Hamlet. '0i74it

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UX GLEBANAGQN QHDALERE FLAMMAM SENIOR ORCHESTRA Sfanfling: D. 1IRI2xo'1' 1. cmrmlxs In. M.xCvANxIzL L. MOSIIIQR R. IIARIRIUNII RI. BELL R. IIx'IJI2-CLARIQIQ Middlr Row: R. MITCIIIQLI. G. F0RRI5s'r IJ. Iaum' J. XVILSON J. AIIEARS J. IIARIQ Fran! Row: L. UGILVIIQ Im. IIAWKIXS P. CHRISTIE R. STRONG lx. BURGIESS RI. nIcc.u'oL'R I2. FARQUHARSQN JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Slanding: J. WYRIGIII' IJ. woons IJ. 1II.xcuox.-xLII R. STRAIJIER II. I-A'I rI5Rsox n. nI'cRLI:x' III. MORRISON J. wIc:RvI'ARI: Middle Row: J. uRI2No'I' B. CLARK P. MI5RRIl.L D. CI-Iowx D. LOCI-II-HEAD H. GRAY Frou! Row: S. WRIGIIT J. RITCIIIE MR. WESIINGTON If. STRONG III. IIICNIQE If. CRAIG H. 1-I5IaR V Q0i76?