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

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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.

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V O X L Y C E I 91 Girls , Basketball Honorary President-Mr. XY. S. Blake, BMA. President-Mirialn Little, IVD. Vice-P1'vsz'dm11'-Bertha George, IIIA. Serrrfary-Catherine XYaddell, IYA. The Lisgar girls covered themselves with glory during the past season, win- ning both Junior and Senior Ottawa Interscholastic Basketball Championships. The Seniors went to Cornwall to play Morrisburg in the hrst game of the E. O. S. S. A. play-offs. Here Lisgar, after a doubtful start, staged a wonderful comeback to finish on the long end of the score. Next the team went to Renfrew to play in the semi-finals. The end of this game found the two teams tied and in the few minutes overtime the Renfrew girls managed to come out on top. However, whatever laurels the girls may have lost in basketball they won back many times by the sportsmanlike manner in which they accepted defeat. In the meantime the inter-form basketball games are being run off but, hav- ing been delayed by the concert, the Final results are unavailable for publication. M. A. L., IYD. Valley-ball H0u0m1'y Prrsidrzlf'-Miss M. Shaver, HA. P'1'L'5I'dL'1ZIL-COHSIEIUCC Bawden III-C. VI-CF-P1'6Sl.dCllf--Illdltll Stothers II-C. Ser1'ef01'y-Evelyn Marriott II-C. The volley-ball season of 1929 has been unusually successful. Customarily, the Lower School students have excelled in their enthusiasm for the game. but this year largely because of the fine weather and the additional attraction of the new outdoor courts the Lpper School snapped into it with unusual zest. The play-off between Forms III-E and Yth proved III-E to be the champions of the Upper School. In the Final game of the Lower School I-H won the victory Over II-C. VVhen III-E and I-I-I met, the enthusiasm was the keenest. I-I-I was victorious and now holds the school volley-ball championship. C.L.B.-III-C. Swimming Club Honorary Prvsidvrzt-Mr. A. G. Christie. President-Isabel Christie IIID. Vim'-Plvsidrnf-Lillian de Olloqui Vth. 5Ccrefa1'.v-Ma1'y Renwick IIA. The Girls' Swimming Club held its seventh annual swimming meet in May instead of in Cctober. At this swimming meet. great enthusiasm was displayed by the girls of both the Upper and Lower Schools. The hlunior championship was won by Dixie XVaine of IID: the Intermediate by Mary Renwick of IIA, and the Senior by Norah Donnelly of Vth. The proficiency test, which was started last year, was carried out again this year with a few changes. This test has proved to be very helpful in bringing the girls out on Saturday mornings. I. Christie-HID.