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

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UX GLEBANACQ- Bernice Smirle is at school in Armstrong, Quebec. Harry Hydes, Claude Howard and Keith 'Skeets' Ogilvie are three stalwarts of the St. Pats junior City League Championship Foot- ball Team. Vaughan Player is also attending St. Pats. Bob Bennett, Stuart Nichol, and Bruce Cragg are our 'gentleman cadets' this year-and very nice uniforms too, boys! Ex-students at other schools and colleges in- clude the following: Elizabeth Bryan-Elmwood Ladies College. George Copping - Kemptville Agricultural College. Bruce Daubney-Windsor Collegiate Insti- CHIC. Robert Lapp-Collegiate in Toronto. Ralph Hart-School in Boston, Massachu-- setts. Kathleen Grant-Smiths Falls Collegiate In- stitute. Paul Sims-Lisgar Qdeepest regretsj. Mary F raser-Western University QGO west, young man, go westlj Pat Draper, Murray Telford, Evan Pritchard -McGill. Maxine Shaver - McDonald College, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Quebec. Eleanor Anderson - Designing School in Toronto fcareful, boyslj Those who frequent the marble halls of Com- merce: Lois Drummond, Arnold Hanes, Earl Hanes, Beverly Hickman, May johnson, Reta Lintell, Beverly Dick, Eileen Shipclark, Gerry johnson, Len Thomas, Bob Motherwell, Thomas Marshall, Clayton Baldwin, Bruce Heggtveit, Dorothy Reddy, Ruth Gibson, Hazel Moffatt, Joyce Meek, Bernice Mitchell, Deans Berry, Muriel Heatherington, Frank Baker, Stan. Belsey, Eileen Bode, Waltho Hick- man, Eva Brown, Willie Bottomley, Georgia, Cameron, Dorothy Carnochan, Frances Dar- ragh, Dorothy Elworthy, Elsie Allen Csome concert, Elsie! J, Lois Muhlig, Anna Neil, Willie Vickers, Doris Armstrong, Roberta Giles, june Arron, Cecil Hellyer, Dorothy Higginson. Ottawa Tek-Knee-Col Boosters: Erskine Coulter, Stuart Cowan, Russell Duncan, Hil- liard Foley, Arthur Forward, George Gow, Vickers Martin, Sydney Rivoire, Foster Purdy, David Robertson, Tommy Stott, Don Stephens, Douglas McNally, Claire Stewart, Leola Sou- bliere, Geordie Stalker Ctrying to find out why , . Q: 8 . QSPALERE FLAMMAM the old crate would only do '5o'j, Taylor Ver- gette, Harry Harford CSr. Footballj, Carmen Robinson, James McKnight Qdo you still spend the more interesting classes in Kelman's, Jim?j The various Business Colleges have claimed many of our former students: At Stephen T. TfVillis': Yetta Dworkin, Lorne james, Betty Coghill, Hazel Sage, Ruth Skead, Ada Stanley, Thelma Weaver, Lois Colquhoun, Marjorie Malette. At W'iIlis': Audrey McLennan, Gerald Cheetham, Bruce Draper, joan Carling. At G0'LUli7'lg7.Y! Phyllis Cole, Delsie Creighton, Jean Ritchie, Ruth Dundas, Frank Finnie, Marjorie Lowe, Phyllis McElroy, Don Stevens, DeEtte Smith, Eileen Walker. At Mrs. Kloclelsz Lorraine Smith, Bessie Pattison, Adelaide Sims, Marjorie fBilliej Low. At Dunbarlvz Donna Pingle and Grace McKeen. ' Edith Cameron is at Miss McKinnon's Busi- ness College and Barbara Sokoloff is taking a business course in Sydney, Nova Scotia Cthat's a long way to go!j Some ex-Glebe girls with the 'mother in- stinct' have reverted to the Florence Nightin- gale type. With such lovely nurses as the following distributed around, we feel a lot safer now from Demon Dickson, and Beat- the-light Booth. Ati the Civic Hospital, Rita Knox, Eileen Bretzlaff, Dorothy Murphy, Dorothy Thomas, Gwendolyn Allen, Dorothy Barclay, Alice Mulligan, or Bessie Bailey may care for you. Alice Mace is in training at the Toronto General Hospital. Ida Stevens-Children's Hos- pital Chere's your chance, Slugj. Isobel Hab- bishaw and Rosamund Campbell are at the Grace Hospital, and Frances Graham is training in the Cornwall General Hospital. Dorothy Braithwaite is at Montreal General Hospital. Even a great many astute business men out- side of Ottawa realize the worth of Glebe graduates: Sidney Dunlevie is in the Royal Air Force in England. Donald Rankin-Aeronautical En- gineer in Armstrong-Witfords', England Qthey even call them to Englandj. ' Jeanette Bilsky and Sidney Bilsky moved to Chicago. Mary Gervais-Unopark, Ontario. lContinued on Page 84 2l'

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UX GLEBANACHQ QHDALERE FLAMMA M alallal f giiiigfgfiiin cgi? -1 P fx 5-may NOTHER YEAR has passed, another magazine has gone to press. The wheels of time have slowly ground out man's petty destinies. Our concern, however, is only with the destiny of those people who were once part of the great organization that is Glebe. Like migrating birds which one by one drop down to choose their own feeding grounds, so did they go who were last year students of Glebe. Some, seeing opportunity beckon, heeded the call. They are our former students happily engaged in business occupations. Others, not so fortunate, still haunt the class- rooms of other schools, seeking knowledge which will Ht them for positions in the different courses of life. When they are called upon, they may be well prepared to take up their work with self-conhdence and assurance. In either case we wish them great success. As a tribute to his six outstanding years at Glebe, we first bring you news of last year's 'head boy'-,Ken McAda1n. From all reports he is still starring in the gridiron, track, and hockey wars-this year at McMaster University in Hamilton. Deane Kent is also up there and made the trip to Detroit with the hockey team. Our representatives in the Queen's 'Pyjama Parades' this year include the following: Harold McAdam, Gar Green, Caroline Mc- Kay, Eileen Graham, Marguerite Skuce, Art Tilley, Duncan Whitmore, Warren Raynor, Margaret Akins, Lillian Coplan, jackson Flay, Cjack Latimer, Bob Cowley, George Carson- L'The Queen's jr. Inter. Collegiate Rugby Teamnj, Elliot Gluck - We wonder if the 'clothes' competition is as keen down there , Earla MacVannel, Douglas Hawken, Evelyn el 8 Collins, Lillian Gardiner, Allan Church, Louis Couillard - ist Vice-President of his year, Douglas Fairbairn, Henry Collins, Douglas Campbell. Recent reports show Lloyd Mac- Ilquham still leading the senior tri-colour hockey team. Ted Hamer, now at Toronto Varsity, took a moment 'out' at the At Home to send a cheery greeting and wishes of continued success to the old school. Also attending Toronto, we find: Winnie Lisle, Dorothy Jansen, Robson Black, Marion Garrison, Frank Plant, Ken. Mickle- borough, Murray Woodside, Bill Armstrong, Doug. Carman and George Langley. Nancy Lawson is representing Glebe at Dalhousie University. Herb Owens is continuing his musical career at the Belleview College of Music in Char- lottetown, P.E.I. John Coleman is attending Trinity College, Port Hope. LaSalle Academy has claimed Lloyd Balharrie. Ronalie Cummins, Ainslee Stiver, Lucille Henderson and Betty McGill are at Gloucester St. Convent while Beatrice Quinn attends the Maryville Convent, Glen Levis, Quebec. The Ottawa Ladies College has claimed several Glebites including Phyllis Bronson, Dorothy McCulloch, jean McCrae, Donalda McCrae, Margaret Lawson, Gertrude Lennie, Rosemary Poitras, and Pamelia Porter. Now the 'z-4-6-8-Who do we appreciate? yell may have more significance. Our prospective followers of the learned profession at Normal: Chadwick Bennett, Margaret Douglas, Bertha Lett, Frances Young, Isobel White, Audrey Dervin, Doris Arni- strong, Dorothy Shore. If

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UX GLEBANAGRQQ- QBPALERE FLAMMAM OTTAWA TECHNICAL SCHOOL CORNER BAY and ALBERT STREETS A glimpse into the future shows that in ten years' time seven out of ten boys leaving the Public and Separate Schools will be employed at 'work for 'which Vocational Schools prepare thenrfi Students regularly admitted have a choice of: III INDUSTRIAL COURSE IZI MATRICULATION COURSE I3l ART COURSE THE INDUSTRIAL COURSE: Provides students with a knowledge of the cultural subjects:-French, English, Science, Mathematics, History and Economics. In addition a thorough knowledge of practical work in Machine Shop, Woodwork, Automechanics, Printing, Architectural and Mechanical Drafting, Sheet Metal, and Electricity, may be obtained. Q THE MATRICULATION COURSE: Graduates from the Matriculation Course are regularly admitted to the Department of Engineering at Queen's, McGill and Toronto Universities. THE ART COURSE: The Art Course affords an opportunity to students who are so inclined to acquire academic instruction in the various subjects and at the same time avail themselves of the opportunity for instruction in the various branches of Commercial and Industrial Art. A The school is under the direction and management of the Advisory Vocational Committee of the Ottawa Collegiate Institute Board and is supervised and inspected by the Vocational Branch of the Department of Education, Toronto. CECIL BETHUNE W. B. WALLEN, B.A., B.PAEn. Business Administrator Principal -iI83l'