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

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VOX LYCEIA 97 Year Book Paris High School, Paris, Ont. A well-balanced magazine. The 'Cradle Roll' and 'Form II Boys' W'isdo1n' are very amusing. NVQ suggest that a few artistic headings and cartoons be added to brighten up your magazine and that the table of contents be shifted to the front of the book. Year Book Victoria High School, lichnonton, Alberta. A well-arranged inaggazine. Your notes about the graduating class are both interesting and original. XYhy not start an exchange department? The following schools forwarded us a copy of their magazines, after the Vox had already gone to press. XXI- take this opportunity of acknowledging their exchanges : Thr llluroozin-Kingston High School, Xew York. riHFi'll1l'S - Humberside Collegiate Institute, Toronto, Ont. L0tuc'r Canada CwC7HL'fft'i'-Alllllll'CZll, Quebec. Sf, .-l11drcfu'.t COHt'jfl' Rvt'1'c'zv''-Aurora. Ont. 'i'Tl1c' .-Ilbauiuzf'-St. .-Xlban's School, l'1rockville, Ont. C0II0g1'a11 -St. Thomas Collegiate lnstitute. St. Thomas, Ont. The PI'0Sf7C'C'f0I H-SULltllXVC'SlCl'l1 lligh School, Detroit. Mich. As Uihers See Us A book that leaves nothing to be clesi17ecl. - f1t'1'rz Ncfwczizf' Nepean High School, Wfestboro, Ont. This is a splendid publication. Your one page of cartoons is good. How about more ? -'Z-lrfa Nostra Guelph Ciillegiate-V1icational Institutions, Guelph. Ont. Vile wish we had a school like yours. Maybe the fact that you have a Student Council helps. - A1ru'1'to1'1'11111 Owen Sound CI., Owen Sound, Ont. A notable feature is the 'l'ravelogue, . Xrticles very well El1'1'Ell'lgCCl.M-QHVTZII' Lt1llfFl'l1U Sir Adam Beck Lfl.. l.ondon, Ont. All sections well reported. - l t'ur Hook Paris High School, Paris, Ont. N N A ss: We . L H . p . x , in , ., . J U fi 53 . f g Q 95 fliekfw 1 ' A '

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96 VOX LYCEI IIt'llo llrantford Collegiate Institute. llranttord. Ont. A good school magazine with a line cover design. Ul.fIllfl'7'1lH Sir Adam Beck Collegiate Institute, London, Ont. Your magazine is the output of an energetic and enthusiastic school, Perhaps some cartoons would improve your hook. l.1r.r lIlt'Im11o Glehe Collegiate institute, Ottawa, Ont. A magazine up to the Clehe standard. iUifrt ' l3ishop's College, Lennoxville. Que. :X very good example of the more serious type of school magazine. It would perhaps he an improvement if the pages were reduced in size. ,lIo11or!u Simcoe High School. Simcoe, Ont. Cimgratulations on your tirst attempt! You have made a good start. There is, however, room for improvement in your cartoon section. U1hit',l'I!SH Pembroke Collegiate Institute, Pembroke, Ont. XYe like your 'Form Fun' and exchange department, hut some of your car- toons could he improved upon. . l'u1'ktluI1't111 Parkdale Collegiate institute. Toronto, Ont. One ot our hest exchanges. Your jokes are good and your sport articles are well written up. UtDI1I'f'fV and ll'!1ifv lienora High School, Kenora, Ont. Your magazine seems to cover all your school activities well, The humorous poems. especially, are worthy of mention. fy'urortI Sydney Boys' High School. Sydney, Australia. We are always glad to hear from friends in other lands. You have some very line accounts of your school activities. We would suggest. however. that your articles he shortened. Come again. Tele Hamilton Technical School, Hamilton, Gut. .-X very good allround magazine. Your 'Diary' is very interesting as well as original. Hlvilllft't'l1H Yancouver Technical School, Vancouver, HC. Your cover design is hoth appropriate and unique, hut you lack artistic effects within the covers. XYhy not collect all your jokes in one section? Var I.yrt'z ' Central Collegiate Institute, Hamilton, Ont. ,-X magazine with such a name would naturally he good. I'11Itw11z Central Technical School, Toronto, Ont. You seem to have all the talent within your school to enahle you to publish one of the hest school magazines we have had the pleasure to read this year. hiofasrexnoioii-if-1o1ogvgo1. gp, 11-1 aio gqiqnoqgpozoiiamsozouvr'ami env ctviviviflit Q k - - g 5 National Clothes Q Q Dlncing Nightly E i ALL ONE PRICE Q Q LOG CABIN INN Q Q Q Q . Q Q 5 2 3 Q ' Prescott Highway - - ' i HUNDREDS TO caoosia FROM i ' 2 2 Nationalfllothes Sho f ! Tables Reserved C. 569-R. 93 ! K P O! p Q 186 SPARKS sr. ! XYhen Patronizing Advertisers, Please Mention the I'0.r

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SPN vox LYCEI Altliot1gh they'ye left these halls uf learning, liinharlcing nn their lift-'s career, Afar we watch with friendship yearning, ,Xnd wish them luck in their new Sphere. lYith mrcls invisihle we hind them. .Mid Still we think til them as uursg For fain we hope where e'er we find them Their paths may all he strewn with Hnwersf' I Alumnz Carter Stnrr, last year's Yox editor, is attending Normal, as are l.illian Dick, Angeline llufurcl, Margaret Huhand, Margaret -lenkinson and Marguerite De- venny. Clitl Perry, last year's sehefnl president, is taking more medals at Queeifs l,isgar's 'lihree Muslceteersf Stan Corriqaii, Bruce Rfuhertsmt and 'KPunlS' Holt, are attending St. Mil4e's this year. Florence l3radfm'tl, Betty l-Sureliain, Evelyn Carter, Gladys Freiman, lrnia Hogan, Bessie laenf and Georgia Mcffuaig are our ladies of leisure. .Xinoiig the Ottawa Delis this year we nutiee the names uf Ruth Burns. Frances King, lrenee Salniun and Luis XYright, The Government hae also claimed its share of last year,s pupils-Howard Hunter, Oscar Juneau, Max Epstein, Dan llarringtnn, George Mathews. Peter Mahoney, Eddie Nunn, lflarry Xlilliains. llaroltl Reid and last, but not least, Eddie O'Meara. Anita Prestun. jean Reynulcle, Gladys llvdes, Bill ,Xhearn lohn Crabtree ,lack MCDL-rniid, Ronny tiraiit, Fred Slatterxyiktw Haley, liai'l'O'Hallm'aii and Cliltord Hill are grating the halls of the 'Mietf i -