Hamilton Collegiate Institute - Vox Lycei Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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Cliristmas, 1923 VOX successful presentation of A Midsummer Nightfs D1'92lIll.Y' Vox Collegiiu:-Good material assem- bled in the right way. Your pictures are indeed Hue. We hope the originals are as nice as the pietures. Prospeet :-A snappy little paper. Inae :-You have an excellent ex- change list, besides all the other good features. ' ' Twig' ':iA great monthly dealing with the aetivities of the sehool. Argus :-An exeellent little maga- zine. One suggestion-why not some staff pietures? Collegiate Outlook :-You are fortun- ate to get two schools to work so well to- gether. Your paper is IL great ere-dirt fo your efforts. Acta Ludim:--Fine! Keep it up and you will grow beter as you grow bigger. Collegiatte :-An exeellent paper. Large and filled from t-over to cover with news. You have a fine football team, but Watch ours. UB'l'IllldOll College Quill :-A small, but eompaet paper. A few eartoons would liven it up. Ernie is thinking too deeply and yve fear he is becoming absent minded, The other day while hurrying to eatch a ear, he thought he had forgotten his Watch, and took it out of his pocket to see if he had illlle to gfi 1101110 and gmt You don 't need to tell us who she is, Ernie: we know anyway. The good die young. This might be true regarding-folks, But, sorry to say, It isn't of jokes. We hear Hazell's so tough he holds up his soekis with thumb-tacks. Is it true, Bob? Geo. Allan-Hls this a first class rest- aurarut'? Waiiter- Ce1'tainly'l But we 'll serve you. ' ' LYCEI 47 The Dramatic Club LLOYD SOMMERYILLE-Editor The beginning of this term and event- ually the organizing of the Lyeeum brought forth a movement, for a Dramatic Club. The idea, I am pretty sure, has been lying dormant in many minds for a long time but needed some one to start it into aetion. The organization meeting on October the twenty-fourth was attended by fifty- four boys and girls. Miss Nellie Martin was elected secretary and Lloyd Sommer ville, president. Mr. Fld. Morrison is the teaeher who is acting as counsellor and eoaeh. He was present at the first meet- ing and outlined what work the elub would take up in the coming months. The seeond meeting was held on the first Wednesday in November. The attend- anee was praetieally the same as at the iirst meeting, with a few additional mem- bers. Miss Miriam Ostrosser favoured us with 21 short reading, whieh was followed by a few stump speeelies by diierent members of the elub. It. was decided to have a debate at the next meeting and four were ehosen to take this in hand. A draw resulted in Miss Jean 'Campbell and James Ogilvy get- ting' the aiiirniative and Miss M. Ostrosser and Lloyd Summerville the negative. The subjeet chosen was Resolved that a Boy of High School Age has a Better Time, than a Girl of High School Age. lt is the plan of the elub to prepare Pantomimes, Sketehes and, if possible, a. large play. I sincerely ho e that our P membership will keep inereasing S0 that the elub will be a great benefit to every one eoneerned. .Teweller- This ring is tW0 d0llill'S more than the plain one, on aeeount Of the ehasingf' Ogilvy- Oh, but you wo11't have to ehase me. I'1n going to pay for what I get.

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Christmas, 1923 VOX Witz, Mary McMillan, Marjory Clendq-11. ning. Dorothy MeKeown, Lucille Green, Melba Johnson, Dorothy Smith and Lerov Page. i Margaret Currie, Harold Roberts. ex- prcsident of the Lyceum, D'Arey Lee and Philip Barrs are working in lot-al law oiiiees. C Jean Kelly, Illia Leonard, Margery Gritlith, Marion Begg, Dorothy Lees, Alex, Carr and Murray Crawford are at home. Gwen Owen is doing Social Service Work. Kathleen Best is attending Oakwood Collegiate in Toronto. Jean McKay is a nurse-in-training. Violet Maw is at ontfn-to Ladiesr' Cor lege, Whitby. Bill McCulloch. an ex-president of the Lyceum and assistant editor of our last Vox, is on the reporting staff of the I I ' Spectator. ' Margery Anderson is living in New York. Edith McKay and Edith Brown are attending Branksome Hall, Toronto. Violet Stone and K. Bowstead are study- ing music. Alex. Crawford is playing in Roy SWartz's Orchestra, Gerald Porteous, Colwell McFarlane and Aubrey Beatty are working in local banks. Francis Aylwin is attending High School in Regina. George Davis is in his brother 's otiice. Harry Gunn. Harry Stewart and Nel- son James are working at Otis-Fensoln Elevator Co. Those in local drug stores are: Charlie Ryan, Gordon Robinson, Mlm. Dickson, George Leary and Harold XVarburton. Earl Woofls, Dave Scott, Chas. Bow- stead and Ralph Hallam are working at Steel Co. of Canada. Bert Challen is in business for himself, selling electric ligtht bulbs. Jack McHaftie is in the Provincial Tax Oiice. 'Harvey Hall is working at Lees' Jewel- lery Storey Horace Aylwin, at Bell Tele- phone Oftice: Gordon Zealand, at Mills' Hardware: Walter Furneaux, at Buntin, Gilliesg David Bouskill, at Doolittle 8: Russell'sg All-an Marshall at Begg Sa Co., and John Bissgtt at Dominion Glass Co. ' Ray Shea, Victor Green, John Brenncn, LYCEI 49 and Varle Robins are working with their fathers. Charlie Moffat is a salesman in Leslie's Shoe Store. Vern House is an operator in G. N. XV. Telegraph Ofiice. Bill Woods is managing Milton's Shoe Store on King St. E. K. Petrie is at North Toronto High School. Gerald Wright is attending Hillcrest School. Jean Gerrie is at McDonald Hall, Guelph. Lylah McLaren has returned to the city and is teaching dancing at 'her new studio. Carl Blatz is at school in Buffalo. lf. W. Jolly is attending Staunton Mili- tary Academy. Frank Beulie is operating' a gas station on the Hamilton-Niagara highway. Pat McKinnon is in a loeal arehitect'S Otlice. Lucille Martin is teaching music. Lindsay Mutter is in the County En- gineer's Oftiee. Our Favourite Song. Yes! MU? have no detention room, lVe have no detention this year. We-'ve got all kinds of chickens, Which all raise the diekens, And Fords. Oh! You ought to see. They go slithering through the mud, Right up to the hub. But, Yes! lVe have no detention, Wg have no detention this year. -By C. Beatty. Hriftin- We are now living in the days of prohibition, but there is one thing which is always full. Cook-' ' Vllhat? ' ' G1-itiin-tt Mr. Simpson 's car. ' ' MeKiel Cafter Miss MeVean has re- proved him for idlenessl- Well it's no use linding fault, as I was out out for 3. hunter. Miss MeVt-an- XVell, whoever ent you out, he certainly knew his business thoroughly. MMM