Lisgar Collegiate Institute - Vox Lycei Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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AND HUMUPLUU The Pen is greater than the Sword, And Personal blokes should be abhorred. But in this school we are all friends Your name to the joke a humour lends. Personal and Humorous Mary O.- You remind me of the ocean waves. Hugh Xvhtexciterllyl You mean wild and uutamed? Mary O.- No-Youre all wet and you make me sick 101 Dot Ryan: I've changed my mind. Harry Mather: Does the new one work any better? 101 Absent-minded XYoolsey: Csent to chicken house by his who havent laid an egg levez-vous. 101 Street Car Conductor: You're fare, lady. Gwen Grant: Thank you, sir. 1 101 motherlb All you chickens Our idea of a typical Scotchnian is one whose phonograph record looked like a shredded wheat before he changed the needle. 1101 Tough luckf, said the egg in the monastery, Out of the frying pan into the friarf, 1.0.1. Franklin Jr.: Papa, I saved ten cents to-day. I ran all the way to school be- hind a street car ! Franklin Sr.: XVhy didn't you run behind a taxi and 1 The Glee Club was a 'howling' success this year. save a dollar F

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VOX LYCEI 5 Oivioioioiozoxozoioxirzozoiczsrznxognznxogczcz -ge: zzozngoiozoz 5:0 i . . I a ftawa Chile late Instztufe l i U i U i Nj,aEF1.AMM4M U i li . A ,xurl H I -- 2 m e U ! '-weve H 5 88th YEAR Q i II ! . II Q TWO Schools: Llsgar Cl, Globe Cl ll Q GRADUATION DIPLOIVIAS: ll Q Graduation Diplomas will be granted to pupils who pass on twelve papers of ! which at least eight must be on Middle or Upper School Work. Provision is made in the time table for the following subjects: Lower School: British History, Arithmetic, Botany, Zoology, Geography. i Art, Physiography, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, English Grammar. , Middle and Upper Schools: English Literature, English Composition, Algebra, H Geometry, Physics, Chemistry, Latin, Greek, Spanish, German. D Middle School: Canadian History, Ancient History. i Upper School :Trigonometery, Botany, Zoology, Modern History. , f GRADUATION COURSE: i Includes full provision for Matriculation into the Universitles, into the learned i professions, entrance to the Normal Schools for teachers and to the Royal E Military College. i g STAFF:- Q i The teaching staff includes specialists in all departments. i Q ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS: 3 Q Ihegggowing scholarships are to be awarded on the results of the examinations I or . . ! Four Harmon Scholarships open to all girls. i ! Three O'Gara and two PubIic'School Scholarships open to pupils from Ottawa i ' Public Schools. . F Two Separate School Scholarships open to pupils from Ottawa Separate Schools. I ! BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR 1930 E E A. E. PROVOST, Chairman. Dr. J. S. McLEAN, Vice Chairman. Q i H. P. HILL E. NORMAN SMITH JEAN GENEST J. A. WATSON i P. D. WILSON J. J. SLATTERY - A. H. MCDOUGALL, B.A., LL.D., Principal Glebe C.l. F. A. STUART, M.A., Principal Lisgar C.I. CECIL BETHUNE, Secretary, Central Chambers 0:4-xisiuioioilrioioioifnicxioinioioioimriodurioioiaricrioioioicbioicliibgo