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

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GIRLS' TRACK TEAM Walter A. Runge Back Row-MARY HAYDON, SHIRLEY WETMORE, AUDREY COSTELLO, MARGARET STANTON and Lois BRITTON Front ROW-PHYLLIS NIALCOLM, ALINB LAFLEUR, ISOBEL MCCAGG, LILLIAN RYAN. Track At the 11th Annual Eastern Ontario Secondary Schools Association Meet held in Cornwall on Sept. 25, 1938, Glebe ath- letes maintained their supremacy in Track and Field events. The weather was so threatening on that day, announcement was made that the meet would be post- poned until the next week. However, the weatherman underwent a change of heart and the competition was held as planned. Mary Haydon starred for Glebe in the Senior Girls' events by amassing a total of 8 points, While Joan Parkins was Glebe's bright spot in the Junior Girls' events. The Capitol Theatre Trophy was awarded to the Glebe girls for the highest aggregate in all events, junior and senior. The following are the places occupied by the Glebe girls in the various events in which they participated: ' JUNIOR 100 Yard Dash Place Points Joan Parkins ....... .... 3 rd 2 Margaret Stanton .... . . 4th 1 4.40 Yard Relay Margaret Stanton l Joan Parkins 2nd Aline Lafieur Phyllis Malcolm Broad Jump Joan Parkins ..... . . 3rd High Jump Shirley Wetmore .......... 2nd Audrey Costello ........... 4th 100 Yard Dash Place Isobel McCagg ..... . . . 4th 1,40 Yard Relay Isobel McCagg Lilian Ryan 2nd Mary Haydon Lois Britton Broad J amp Mary Haydon. . 1st High 'Jump Mary Haydon .... . . lst Lois Britton .... . . 3rd 3 2 3 1 Points 1 3 4 4 2 Page 78 LUX GLEBANA

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Basketball This year Glebe Seniors and Juniors won the City League Championships, the Sen- iors for the fifth consecutive year. The Seniors suffered only one defeat, and that at the hands of Ottawa Ladies' College. The Juniors went through the season with- out a defeat. Standing in the City League. Senior Junior Glebe .......... 10 Glebe ........... 12 Nepean .... . . . 6 Lisgar ..,..... . . 8 O. L. C. .... .. 5 O. L. C. .... 2 Lisgar .... . . 3 Nepean ..... . . . 2 wk Dk Ik The Trip to Kingston N FEBRUARY 24th, the Glebe Sen- iors again lost in their fight for the E. O. S. S. A. Cup. They bowed in defeat to the strong Kingston High School team. There were only three teams com- peting this year in the E. O. S. S. A. finals -K. C. V. I., Smith Falls and Glebe. Donalda Campbell, captain of this year's Senior team, was the high scorer in the Kingston-Glebe game, netting 12 out of 15 points. After the games, the victorious K. C. V. I. team gave a supper for the competing teams at which the captain of each team made a speech of thanks. After the supper the girls left for home. The trip to Kingston was a most enjoyable event for all the girls of the team. Inter-form basketball was delayed be- cause of the 'flu epidemic. The girls continued to display a great interest in the game and gained invaluable experience by refereeing the games themselves. the door they moved. With a start, Mary- belle felt herself stopped by the railing of the balcony. The ghost stopped, lingered for a moment, drew back, and then sprang forward with a powerful lunge as though to push the poor girl over the railing. Providence, or fortune,-call it what you may-but some will-power greater than her own drew her aside at that critical moment and the phantom vanished over the top. The spell was broken, Mary-belle began to laugh and cry all in a breath. In this hysterical state, she was found by her parents who endeavoured to calm her. They explained it as being a bad dream, a nightmare, and nothing more. To her, however, it was as real as life itself. To this day she is certain that her ex- perience was an actual one. If it were merely a fancy of the mind, how did she come to be out on the upstairs balcony? When the old folks gather together, they never tire of hearing her story again and again, and when it is over, they will nod their heads and say, you know, there might be something to that. Why, I remember when ..... E. J. Dickson, Manager The Eau Bula Beauty baton EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES SPECIALISTS IN SCALP TREATMENTS Q OIL MANICURES O PERSONALITY I-IAIRCUTS MACHINELESS PERMANENTS 787 BANK STREET Phone 7-2410 lbetween Second and Third Ave.j 1 TAP DANCING Eve Williams continued from page 37 10 LQSEQNS Repeating these words, the spectre raised ' its hands als tshfmugh to shovehherb balckd Register Now for Fall Term wards. Wit a tering step s e ac e . down the long hall, the apparition advancing, 310 Fairmont Ave' 7-4786 still with upraised hands. Out through PHONE 2-0940 Branches: Montreal, Que., Saint John, N.B., Toronto, Ont. Winnipeg, Man. Belgium Glove 81 Hosiery Co, Ltd, 147 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Ont. We carry a complete line of Lingerie - Hosiery - Gloves and Sportswe r FOR FROCKS THAT HAVE Zip-Zoom and Umph Shop at The Two Sisters' Shoppe DRESSES - HOSIERY - LINGERIE 761 Bank St. Phone 7-4480 LUX GLEBANA Page 7 7

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