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

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, O Q Xi QDHPP11 5 limurrmtg KINGSTON ONTARIO I Q Incorporated by Royal Charter 1841 + 'fl C res'-el 91 . 'fg-iii: -' I :X-vu: - 'Sf Nev I- : if V 1 4 . . . situated in the oldest city in Ontariog 30 modern buildingsg annual registration about 4,7005 health insurance provided during sessiong placement oflice gives free service to graduates. ARTS--Courses leading to the degrees of BA., M.A., B.Com., M.Com. Correspondence work is available. 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 note the nine valuable provincial scholarships at the Matriculation level. Write for a copy of QUEEN'S IN PICTURES FRIGIDAIRE Trophy Craft '- LIMITED RADIOS - PIANOS CONNOR WASHERS - Y CLASS PINS GURNEY ELECTRIC RANGES CRESTS MEDALS FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES - TROPHIES EVEN-HEAT BLOWERS PRIZE RIBBONS VICTOR RECORDS ORME LIMITED 17 5 Sparks St. 2-4231 Write for Catalogue Page 91, LUX GLEBANA

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HIGH SCI-ICOL of COMMERCE CARLING AVENUE AT BRONSON e Q The Regular Four-Year Courses lead to Diplomas in ACCOUNTANCY GENERAL BUSINESS SECRETARIAL STUDIES Q Q Q Students who complete a four-year course obtain an adequate background of cultural subjects and, in addltion, specialized training in their chosen field. The Special One-Year Course is open to students with standing in 8 or more Junior Matriculation subjects. This course provides training in Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Bus- iness Correspondence, Economics, Penmanship, Shorthand and Typewriting. The Ottawa High School of Commerce is administered by the Advisory Voca- tional Committee of the Collegiate ' Institute Board. JAMES WARREN YORK, K.C. P. M. DRAPER Chaeironrm, O.C.I. Board Ch.afi'rman, Ad. Voc. Committee ' CECIL BETHUNE Business Administrator O 0 O For further information write or telephone the school. Telephone 7-5884 F. G. PATTEN, B.A., B. PAED., Principal. I - LUX GLEBANA Page 93

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GYM TEAM . I Walter A. Runge I W. PAVELY, S. Kaxsmz, J. WEST, C. GUERIN, G. MCGILL, Mn. I. W. Mix, COACH, H. KEENAN, C. Nonms, E.-Commun., J. HEATH, T. SHORE, D. BUCHANAN. . 1 Gym Team HE SEASON 1938-39 was one of the most successful in the history of the Glebe Gym Team. At the E. O. S. S. A. competition held in the Glebe audi- torium both the Junio1's: Pavely, Norris, Keenan and Montgomery, and the Seniors: F. Heggtveit, Tetu, Crichton and Yuill, were victorious. Bill Pavely, the individual Junior Champ- ion, was first on the horse, mats, parallel bars and high bar, in making a clean sweep of every event. Francis Heggtveit was Senior champion on the mats, parallel bars and high bar and Doug Tetu captured the Senior Champ- ionship on the horse. Nosed out by Windsor High School, the Glebe team, which Mr. Mix took to the O. S. S. A. meet in Toronto, were forced to take second place. B. Pavely, D. Tetu, D. Crichton and F. Heggtveit, the members of this team, deserve credit for their out- standing performances. Heggtveit rates spec- ial mention for capturing second place in the individual honours for the province. At the annual Glebe concert held in Feb- ruary, the ''Parallelaboys''-Richardson, LUX GLEBANA Pavely, Norris, Guerin, Corrigall, Mont- gomery, Kaiser, McGill, Buchanan, Keenan, Heath and Shore-gave a highly entertain- ing performance on the parallel bars. The boys of the Gym team are particularly appreciative of Mr. Mix and Mr. MacNeil for having sacrificed so much time and energy in giving instructions. FRANK E. AULT INSURANCE and FINANCIAL BROKER 165 simnxs s'r. Phone 2-1767 PREMIER A HA I S 2 Stores I Sparks Cor. Metcalfe Bank Cor. Nepean Page 95