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

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HUGH CARSON W. F. JONES BOYS ! ! For the ideal summer vacation COME TO THE OTTAWA Y.M.C.A. BOYS' CAMP Camp On-Da-Da-Waks qMEN-or-THE-Woonsy GOLDEN LAKE, ONT. Forty-third Season-June 30th to Aug. 4th, 1939 --FIVE WEEKS IN BOYHOOD'S PARADISE- ag, SAILING-FISHING-CANOEING HANDICRAFTS-WOODCRAFT-NATURE LORE ATHLETICS-HIKES-ARCHERY etc, etc. etc. T Canoe trips for older boys through Algonquin Park Competent Leadership-Wholesome Food-Up-to-Date Equipment Ask for special Camp infornuxdun folder atY.M.C.A. ofilce. It .ew l- 1' - - -1'--, .- -. Q in ' X Tw . - . f rj,a..x - rl--2' N, L .T eee- '- A 4 -,v f.-'.,,, - ' .4 A fr -f-' - -7' ' 'J E: -rs i4-1-ff? ik , , WITH THE COMPLIMENTS of Ottawa Dairy Chairman of the Board President Sunday School Teacher: Now, children, you must never do anything in private that you wouldn't do in public. i Student Crushing into libraryzj I Want the life of Caesar. Mr. Neil: Sorry, but Brutus beat you First former: Hurrah! No more baths. to it. The Ontario Hughes-Owens THRIFT WISE STUDENTS Co. Ltd. COME TO A PHYSICAL APPARATUS . LABORATORY GLASSWARE ZELLERS Telephone 6-1138 OTTAWA 527 Sussex Street Page .96 LUX GLEBANA

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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

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SKI TEAM E. Hsccrvmr, N. HUNT, E. Ran-m, D. Pmcm, P. Coma, J. Fmrr, J. Mmns, A. AULT. Ski Club Winners-H. Southam Trophy Winners-F. E. Ault Trophy Winners-Dr. Baird Trophy Winners-Kirby Trophy Winners-Gray Trophy Honomry President J. W. MACLENNAN P1-eszfdenz E. HEGGTVEIT V ice-President A. AULT Secretary-Treaswrerr D. GRAHAM HIS YEAR the Glebe Ski Club en- joyed one of its best years. Fine weather conditions prevailed through- out the winter months and the Glebe skiers demonstrated their superior speed and skill in all their races. At Camp Fortune, the second Week in January, a difficult iive-mile cross-country course was run to determine the personnel of the teams. Eugene Heggtveit, Dave Price, John Fripp and Norris Hunt, by finishing in that order earned a place on Glebe's number one team for the season. On January twenty-seventh, Glebe en- tered four teams in the Southam Trophy race. The first team of Heggtveit, Price Fripp and Hunt won the race and the second team consisting of Ault, Mears, Code and Rettie finished second. Individ- LUX GLEBANA ual honours went to Eugene Heggtveit who covered the five-mile course three minutes ahead of his nearest rival, Dave Price. The following week at Skiskule the Glebe number one team recaptured the Frank E. Ault Trophy. Johnny Fripp defeated seven- ty other contestants to Win the giant slalom race and help bring another cup to Glebe. On the eleventh of February a Glebe team consisting of Fripp, Mears, Code, Rettie and Price retained the Dr. Baird Trophy. In winning the race Johnny Fripp established a new record on the Cote du Nord with the astonishing time of one minute and seven seconds. Under the auspices of the Cliffside Ski Club, the Kirby and Gray Trophy races were held at Skiskule on February eighteenth. By nosing out a strong Ottawa Technical School aggregation, the Glebe team of Price, Mears, Rettie, Hunt, and Acton captured the Kirby Cup. The individual Gray cup went to Dave Price Who must be congratulated for his exceptionally fast time over the gruelling three and a half mile course. Due to an epidemic of the 'fiu, the fifth annual Inter-City Interscholastic compet- ition had to be postponed. Page 97'