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

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LAST YEARQS PLAY , . . . 11111 1111- 1h11'11 1111111 111 :is 111:111y y1-111'S, 1111- 1111111111011 C'111111gi1111- Lyceum suufoss- f1111y 1111-s1-111e1l II play 11'l1i1'l1 11101 with 1111- i11s1:1111:111e1111s 1111p1'11v111 of 11111 511111111115 511111 1111- 1111-11111--g11i11g 1111l11i1- of H11111il111u. 'Ki1-k1-11 0111 of 1,'111l1a,g,'1-, 11131 f'L'211'iS 111-0- 11111-111111 1'11:14v1-11 1w11 11ig111s 1-111111i111g', llfll'C11 111111 111111 17111, 111111 f1'11111 1111- 1'is1- of the 1'11l'lJ1llI 1111 1111- i11i1i1'1l 111-1'f111'1111111ce i1 119- lig'1111-11 1h11s1- YY1l1l w01'1- f111'111111111- 1-111111g11 111 s1-1- 11. 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Miss Mi1111'e11 11111-111-11, i11 111-1' i111111'111'e- 121111111 111 1111- 11-111111111 f1-111i11i111- role, .11111- 1111i1 GITIY, ,u'f1v1- 1111 11111 s1111111111110ss 111111 SYY1'l'1ll1'SS 1111 11111-1 11Q111111111G11. Miss Moi'- 111-11 1111ss1-ss1-s ll 1'i1'11, 111e111' 1'1'1i1-11 111111 Sif1'l1i1Ilg 1111111111-1', 1111111 1111:11i1i1-s Q-ss1-1111111 fgl' 511 11111-111110 QI 1'1G1'S11ll IIS 111111111111 VVHS i1111-11111-11 111 111- by 11111 I1lltll01'. As 12111151 B1-111111w, 1311111111S' sis11-1', Miss G1:111yS T111111111s1111, s1-11111111 1111111, was 1111 fllfll 11011111 be 110S11'P11. She, 100, is 111e posse-ssor of 11:11'111'111 1111111153 111111 1101' cool, thoughtful 1111111110r of V1QXV1l1g si111111io11s, along with 111-1' fund of 1-X111'Qssi1111, 1-s111b1is111-11 a 1111111- for 111-rself i11 t111 f'Zl1'1Y 1111111101115 of the 1i1's1 :11-1. 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VICTORIES TRACK AND FIELD INTER-SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP Imizlyvftv Vs. H. C, I, INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF uN'1'AHIo MILE RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP. INTER-SCIIOLASTIC ONE MILE RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA. INTER-SCHOLASTIC INDIYIDFAL CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA Q IIig:I1 -Iump in - -Izlve-lin TI11'mx'-rwu1'LI I I'ulv-Yault INTER-SCHOLASTII' CIIAMPIONSIIIP OF CANADA One Mihf Rvluy CIIEIIIIDIOIISIIIP. ONE MILE OPEN OFT-DOOR RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP OF ONTARIO. ONE MILE INTERNATIONAL RELAY RACE FOR HIGII SCHOOLS at C. N. E. INTER-SCIIOLASTII' 1'IIAMPI1:NsIIl1' OF ONTARIO Om- Milo Rehxy Rm-v. OPEN CIIAMPIONSHIP OF CANADA in Pole-Yault. P. A. FIELD DAY CIIAMPIONSHIP. SHOOTING. ROYAL MILITARY C'OI,LEl2E SHIELD 015011 to High S1-Imols, D. C. II. A. SIIMMEII SERIES-AYOOfD'S CIIAMPION CIIF. CADET TEAM CIIAMPIONSIIIP OF CANADA ONTARIO CADET 4'IIAMPIONSIIIP-NYARREN CIII' Alsu TEAM AND INDIYIDVAL CIIAMPIONSIIIPS. CANADIAN NATIONAL EXIIIDITION TROPIIY. CANADIAN NATIONAL EXIIIIZITION FIELD FIIIING CIIAMFIONSIIIP SIX HAMILTON COLLEGIATE CADETS IN FINAL STAGE 014' GOYERNORAGENERAL'S OF CANADA. FOUR II. C. I. CADETS IN LIEIITENANT-IlOYERNOR'S OF CANADA ROWING. ROYAL-HENLEY-HIGH Sl 'IIOOL E IGIITS. RUGBY. O. R. F. II. INTER-SCIIOLASTII CHAMPIONSHIP.

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Christmas, 1923 VOX LYCEI 63 exceedingly well-suited to their parts. William J. McCulloch again appeared as leading man, The Collegiate Orchestra, under the direction of Herbert E. Collins, B. A., rendered several musical numbers during the evening. Gordon Anderson, a former student, and now a professional actor, kindly assisted in making up the perform- ers. The Executive wishes to acknowledge the following courtesies: Scenery, Lyric Theatre: furniture, G. XV. Robinson Company, J. J. Snor, James st. south, and the Right House. The stage was under the direction of Stuart Drury and Martyn Scott. Others who assisted were: K. F. Ettinger, B. A.g Alan Christie, Arthur Turner, Lawrence Barry, Harvey Hall, Ernest Ballentine and Capt. J. M. Crawford. Editor's Note-Much of the success of the play was due to the splendid acting of 'iBill McCulloch. As usual, he played his role so naturally that the -audi- ence fully appreciated his talent. at TENNIS Honorary President-A. YV. Morris, M. A. Honorary Vice Pres.-Capt. J. R. Cornelius President-R. Armstrong Secretary-Trensurer-Jack Rogers Committee-Rob. Thompson, Fred Hodd, Dave Russell, and Messsrs. E. V. Clark, G. Allan. The organization meeting of the H. C. I. Tennis Association was held early in September. It was enthusiastically at- tended by a large number of pupils. Elections were held with the above results and a constitution drawn up. Also ar- rangements were made for a champion- ship tournament. The tournament was favoured by H110 weatherg a surprisingly large number of entries contributed to its success, and resulted in keen competition. The pre- liminary rounds were played and every- thing made ready for the 6llIllS, which were held on Saturday, November the tenth. 'The Inglewood Tennis Club generously permitted the H. C. I. T. A. the use Of their courts. Jack Kannawin met Doug Saunders in the semi-finals, and after a hard fought match succeeded in Winning, 6--1, 6-3. In the other semi-final Dave Russell was defeated by R. Arm- strong, ti-4, -1-G, 6-1. In the finals Kan- nawin and Armstrong fought it out with the final score of 6-l, 6-0, in favour of the latter. The double tinals resulted in one of the finest matches of the tourna- ment, the contestants being very evenly matched. Finally Kannawin and Russell succeeded in winning from Thompson and Davenport, 6--1, 2-6, 7-5. XV'hen we take into consideration that this is the Collegiate's first venture into the royal and ancient sport of tennis, the members of the Association have every reason to feel gratified with the season 's results. Many a ttdark horse was uncovered, and the prospects for a successful future are indeed very bright. The Executive have the utmost confidence that the reputation established by the Track, Football and Basketball Teams will be further enhanced by the addition of the Tennis Team. Editor's Note-Through his brilliant playing in winning the finals in the tourn- ament, Rus. Armstrong will receive his wings. Hommcrville- Know any of Shakes- peare 's quotations F Braden-'tl didn 't know he was a stock b1'ok6'1'. ' ' Eddie Morrison-' ' We hcar the Con- l1:1ug'lit had a pane, but it didn 'tv last long. Girl tin tcarsj- Why did you come to the game drunk? Hazcll- 'H economical. Sec tivo ganies for one ticket. Mr. Mcftarvin tspeaking ot llistoryJ- What happened at the end of the period l Stuart Drury- The bell rang. Mew McLaughlin ttirst forinl- Main ma this catechism is awfully hard. Cau'. you get me a. kittychism?