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

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JUNIOR LYCEUM- Walter A. Runge Back Row-JAMES PEARGE, EDGAR WONG, BILL RANKINQDICKQLEVICK, BEN DUNN, GLEN STERNBERG Front Row-ELAINE COMBER, PEGGY SHAW, RUTH ROWE. Junior Lyceum Advisors-Miss DOLAN, MISS GRANT President-RUTH ROWE Vice-President-JAMES PEARCE Secretary-PEGGY SHAW Treasurer-ELIZABETH DUNN Girls' C0'l7L'l7L?fIflf66-ELAINE COMBER, JEAN BELL, CHRISTINE MULLEN Boys' C0'IILmZfZl60-EDGAR WONG, LIONEL PALMER, GLEN 'STERNBERG Sergeant-at ATMS-RICHARD LEVICK Asseistanrt S6TQBGf?ZIf-U-t-A7'mS-WILLIAM RANKIN HE Junior Lyceum this year provided good entertainment for the members of the ninth and tenth grades. We held Quizz contests at the various meetings which proved very popular. The ticket selling contest was won by 9D, with 9C running a close second. The executive wishes to express its ap- preciation to Miss Dolan and Miss Grant for their efforts, and also to Mr. McPhail who helped us with the sleigh drive. Page 66 Junior Lyceum Sleigh Drive Once again the Junior Lyceum held a very entertaining and successful sleigh drive on February 10. The sleighs left the school between 7.30 and 8.00 p.m. returning at 9.30 to the cafeteria for delicious refresh- ments. Dancing followed in the Girls' Gymnasium, and in the Boy's Gymnasium, Colin Ross ably directed games for those who did not dance. The end came all too soon for the happy crowd. NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES Kehoe 8: O'Brien 3-0507 840 BANK ST. 3-0507 SODA FOUNTAIN SCHOOL SUPPLIES LENDING LIBRARY LUX GLEBANA

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DID YOU KNOW... -n d NORMAN E. CARTER Principal that among the thousands of Canadian young people who wrote the last Civil Service Examination for Stenographers, the winners of First, Second and Seventh places for all Canada were students of the Stephen T. Willis College? Only instruction of the highest character could produce such an outstanding record. Thoughtful young people realize that a business college must be judged by the achievements of its students. What could be a finer achievement than the above record? SUMMER SCHOOL: Special 'class hours during the warm months, 8.00 am. to 1.00 p.m. STEP HEN T. WILLIS COLLEGE The School that Business M en Recommend 62 Bank Street, corner Sparks. 2-6296 Mr. Westington: Can you. give me a Well-known date in Roman History? Bonnar: I can, sir. Antony'sg with Cleopatra. ALBERT C. HAYHOE, R.O. OPTOMETRIST - OPTICIAN ' A Glebe Graduate 30535 Bank St. Phone 2-2390 A o'r'rAwA Molot's Drug Stores Prescription Specialists PHONE 6-0758 2 STORES PHONE 2-0252 478 RIDEAU ST. OTTAWA 586 BANK ST. LUX GLEBANA JOE MILLER'S S SPORT SHOP 98 Bank St. Near Capitol Theatre SPORTING and ATHLETIC GOODS Cleveland Bicycles cmd Service Telephone 2-6278 An Irishman named Michael Howe went to the post oflice and said to the clerk: Say, is there any letter for Mike Howe? No, snapped the clerk, there's no letter here for your cow or any one else's cow. Page 67