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

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1 A7 f TEAM NI GY RLS' GI VOX LYCEI ...........b,a 1 N17 N I1 Britta ,F. VE 09 l.. Patch D. 1 Salmon Grant, E. Alford, H. G. son, avid I..D 1 Reid M. Stewart, Standing.-J floor-D. Foster. On S. Sim R. ck, I1 P0 T.K ield, shf DA Butler, K. inson, Rob Seaied.-IVI.

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VOX LYCEI S7 ll Slezzng HOIZ.-PI'FSl.dFllf-LIT. G. E. Ellis, B. A. P1'cs1'dc11f-rl. Currie. Vice-P1'csidv11t-H. XYorden. SUCI't'ft7l'-X'-N . M urray. The Annual meeting of the Lisgar Collegiate Ski Club was held earlv in January and the above officers were elected. J The season 1929-SO was in every respect the best the Lisgar Ski Club has ever had. The Ski team won all the lnterscholastic races and an entirely new idea of having hikes up the Gatineau on every Saturday turned out a decided success. The credit for the success of these hikes was due to the untiring efforts of Mr. Blake of the teaching staff. He arranged for the busses which left the school on Saturday morning at 9.30 a.m., and when other business kept him from attending the hike in person he had an able assistant in Reid Tilley. The annual school race was held on Saturday january 25th and was won by Cyril Darch with John Edwards second and Gordon Ogilvie third, As Harold lvorden and John Currie were to be in the Ottawa Ski Club Champion- ship race the following day they acted as officials and were allotted positions on the team. The Lisgar Ski team for 1929-30 therefore was composed of, in the Southam race, 'lohn Edwards, Cyril Darch. Harold XYorden and -lohn Currie. In the Kirby Cup race where a team of five men is required these four with Gordon Ogilvie made up the team. The Lisgar Ski team proved to be a crack team annexing the Southam Trophy and the Kirby Cup. The Lisgar Collegiate won further Tnterscholastic honours when john Currie won the Cray Cup for the fastest time in the Kirby Cup race. Lisgar also came to the front in the races held by the Ottawa Ski Club, when Harold NYorclen and john Currie each won a Senior Preliminary race. Cyril Darch also won a junior Preliminary race and John Currie won the Ottawa Ski Club Championship race, Now that the Lisgar Collegiate has won back the Kirby Cup from Glebe it is to be hoped that she will produce a team next year strong enough to de- fend her laurels. 1. cum-ie, tvs. ,i,,1,,1,,1,,1,,, ,1,,,,,1,,1,,1 10101 103: izzszgfz .zezvqpvzcz -: -: :wear-'E' ! Mrs. Klock's Business College ! i AT 490 GILMOUR STREET s . After obtaining a good education at the Collegiate, take the g E thorough Business Training given at Mrs. Kloclfs Business g College. 2 2 5 MRS. KLOCK, Principal. TELEPHONE QUEEN 7375 l .-,.-.,---. - .-. l Patronize Our Advertisers.

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g gg g vox LYCEI so GIDLS' ii-Xi I al l' AI ,M C ,xv i if A' EF? f - J A li i N W'-UO X 'M' 1 'iii ' l .. v '-X Girls , Athletic Association Holmrury' Prvsilfvzzt-Mr. F. A. Stuart, Ki..-X. P1'L'5I'II't'1If-iXlZl1'jll1'lC Stevenson. V1.5C-Pl'L'SI'dCIlf-IQ8.tl'llCC11 Bray. Sccrvfary-Katharine Broadfooti Trcaszrrcr-Miss nl. M. Smith, B..-X. Early in the year the above executive was elected by the members of the Athletic Association. Later, the officers of the various Clubs in the Association were elected at meetings of their own. Every girl in the school, with the ex- ception of a few lateconiers, is a nieinber of this organization having paid her thirty-Five cent membership fee. Under the capable leadership of Miss Smith, the girls have had, up to date, a very successful year in every branch of Athletics. This year, instead of having the girls participate in every branch of sports. as has been the custom in former years, Miss Smith has endeavoured to have each girl center her activities on the one for which she is best suited. XVe are very grateful to the board for the showers which they have in- stalled and hope that they will keep up the good work. As the point system worked out very successfully last year it is being continued this season. At the end of the year, cups won in accordance with it, will be presented to the winners oi each group. The enthusiasm that Lisgar girls. especially those of the lower forms, are showing for every branch of athletics is exceedingly gratitying, and it is hoped that they will continue to show as great an interest in the future. M.B.S.-Vth.