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

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VOX LYCEI S3 Boys ' Gym. Team The Lisgar Gym Team was this year composed of boys who were much smaller than usual. Size, however, proved to be no obstacle, for at the annual concert the little fellows under Harry Carstens, gave a display, which in skill and finish was quite up to the standard of previous years. Their stunts were quite spectacular. three of them performing the danger- ous Flyaway , the first time that this feat has been accomplished by a collegiate gym team in Ottawa. The team showed, too, what can be accomplished even by youngsters if they practise faithfully, who, by the time they reach the upper forms will, no doubt, be finished gymnasts. H. Q., THA. Boys' Swimming Club ' Honorary P1'rs1'a'c1zt-Mr. Christie. Prcsidcnz'-N. Murray. Vice-P1'c5iu'e11!-G. Slattery. Secretary-L. Smith. Swimming, like most of the other sports in our school, has suffered a slump this year. The main reason for this is the inconvenient hours that are allotted to Lisgar. The first few Saturdays saw several enthusiastic mermen working hard. in the tank, to master speed and the game of water-polo. But now only one or two Lisgar pupils are seen at the Glebe pool on Saturdays. This is not very encouraging to Mr. Christie, our coach, who is trying hard to make swim- ming an active sport in Lisgar. It is quite possible that there will not be any meet this spring unless a greater interest is shown. The meet held on April 20th, 1929, was very successfully carried out under the direction of Mr. Christie, Mr. Drulard, Mr. Campbell and Mr. Fraser of Glebe before a record number of spectators. Eric Blackburn and Douglas Holmes tied for Senior Honours. R. 'lack was winner of the Intermediate Honours but there were only two contestants. No. Junior Champion was decided upon, as the only entry failed to appear. The meet closed with a water-polo match between the two rival schools. which was won by Glebe. The polo team was composed of 141. Edwards, G. Cherry, R. Jack, E. Blackburn, D. Davidson, O. Blythe, H. Brodie. R. 'TACK-HD. 2 3 --- ---- I' .11:sas2:2l1 ' l lgl 22 - E, at W I ry ' 1 QM.: .i VME 'Th f' , A 'sp n......a.. , - 1, i , ..,, ,Ll . . ' ' jj? . f? 'f ..? ,, ,...--E::: . 12 1 H11 E l . .. 4 - ifiig, :i:::2'. -.. - E! Z ill pr J 2 '- Q.. ' 1 225 5 2 3211225215 ,.g..g1.f ? I-- Vfff:'1'11z:- if- : 5:3e!',g..f,-- Lf l 2 Q - -1 f -:fra z-:aims-' .- H , p 'LM illi. i ,Wg 3

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N2 GYM TEAM -, - - Q vox LYCEI Xb. P x., A ear Row.-A. Sculthorpe, H. Hydes, J. Lieff, H. Ryan, P. Quinn Coach.-H. Carstens. Front Row.-L. Proulx, G. Holmes, N. Levitan. R

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