London Central Secondary School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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98-f--fs THE REVIEW MR. W. HARRISON Conforming with the times HAIR CUTS 35c HOTEL LONDON BARBER SHOP M -5- - ---0 l U-Y :-- Q V -- - e EAST END Take Care of Q, H ----A --- or ARCADE Your Hare Y, -- El Don t Let If s:g. 71- - Your Patronage Grow Wild! 4 ' N gg 'W Respectfully u V P Sollclted -m-i 1'- Peter Kerrigan - there will be four more before Christ- Western Debdtmg and Qrdtory mas? President of one of XVestern's political Continued hom page 93 debating runs in the Ivison family? clubs through a bye, Barbara Moriss and Mary Morrison, one through default, Reva Gold- stick and Sarah Goldberg, and one through competition, Ken Lawton and George Der Stepanian. jean Martin, Nessie Allison, Molly Smyth and Carrie Hicks have been eliminated. Middle and Upper School schedule will be run off next term. Teams entered are: 3rd year-Eugene Aristoff, Leslie Wheable. 4th year-jim Orr, jack Laughton. Marion McNaugh- ton, Esther Ginsberg, Wilson Reason, Laird Bovaird. THEN AND NOW IN DEBATING Did you know that: . . . there was once a men-teachers' de bate? . . . there have been sixteen debates at Central already, this year, and that Frances is the third of the clan to re- present Central in Wossa debates. VVossa debates were not always home and abroad? You either sent a team away or entertained, not both-and if you got a one sided subject you were simply out of luck or not as the case might be. Debates were usually held at night. The leader of the affirmative had the only rebuttal speech. ' Helen Higgins who was debater and orator for Central last year is now debating for Alma College? Helen's elder sister, Elinor, affectionately known as 'Sam,' debated for Central in 1924. Ex-debaters from Central are: Arts Editor on The Gazette President of the Classical Society Sports Editor of The Gazette President of the Sophomore Year at L-nl ' . , ffl Peter Kerrigan xx r 1 ' 5 ' s ff- f i X X L 4 l 'L 4 I I I .. H- 7-X. g I I A 9 f X 3 Mn' Q A Thgenoufssuu ther Hu wed' ev he and s-rl: , - , A F K eshsrrinxl wifhkue K5 'nllev amd, ' 3 I Miheihev Li be large OT Whsifhtr ll. 't gl' fr WT just sn it mdk le.-tithe - mi . I L,--lf. I 1 ,lx I ilvlcrrvj Ciiivifi-rnas Yu 3-6-M ---f'-, t I n b 1 1 i if 275 Z 5 5 Z, 2- , 'I 1' he London Leather Co. 200 Dundas St. - Y London, Ont. Members of VVestern's inter-uni- versitvy debating teams Aspiring reporters on The Gazette? . . . two ex-debaters from Central are journalists fone calls up from a local paper to ask what the results arel and one is an author? . . . two members of our staff were on opposite sides in the VVossa champion- ship of 1925? . . oldest debate claim in the world is That's Your Fault ? Ffa FIC? Continued from page 48 number of Howers and orange trees render the surrounding of this spot worthy of its remarkable beauty. Versailles was the scene of many gorgeous fetes. It was the play- ground of the nobility. Plays and musical comedies were enacted there. Great balls, hunts, all man- ner of games seemed to follow each other in quick succession. A gay, aimless life was the order of the day. It was little wonder that the starving peasants hated the court so bitterly. The palace itself was colossal, built to accommodate ten thous- sand people. It contained wonder- ful portraits of all the great epics in French history, for Versailles is in reality a marvellous memorial to the lives of Louis XIV., XV., and XVI., their queens and their mis- tresses. It is the product of the wealth of a monarchy which starved its peasants and pampered its nobility. Nevertheless it is one of the marvels of the world, a sight which any visitor to France should never miss. -Peggy Stratton

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