London South Collegiate Institute - Oracle Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

 - Class of 1931

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is H L. s. C. 1. ORACLE Tibi, noctu qui vagatur, Ob scintillulam grataturg Ni micares, tu, non sciret Quas per vias errans iret. Meum saepe thalamum luce Specularis curiosag Neque carpseris soporem Donec venit sol per auram. Poor Little Dog Terra is the Latin word for Hland' ' and is derived from the same root as the verb torrere, which means to be- come dry, or to heat to parching, or to scorch. Thus the earth is the dry part of the earth's surface as opposed to the sea. Terrier is a small dog that goes down into the terra into the burrows of animals, and thus the name terrier is derived from the same root as terra and torrere. Could you call a terrier a hot dog? Georgius Rex Georgius Quintus, Dei gratia Mag- nae Britanniae Hibernae et terrarum transmarinarum quae in ditione sunt Britannica, Rex, fidei Defensor, Indiae Imperatorf' Quotatians Pere libenter homines id quod volunt creduntf' Caesar. Amicus certus in re incerta cerni- tur. Ennius. Ego sum rex Romanus et super grammaticamf' Emperor Sigismund. Certa amittimus dum incerta peti- mus. Plautus. , SMITH Cpessimistjz translating Quid sit futurum cras fuga quaereren-the crown- is going to fall, seek flight. -PUNCH. Translations Caesar secundum ventum nactus- Caesar having got his second wind. Crescentem sequitur pecuniam maj- orum fames-Growing wealth is fol- lowed by hunger for anckestors. Pls Pk MRS. PICKETT: When was Rome built? A JERRY COPPLEMAN! At night. MRS. PICKETT: Who told you that. JERRY: You did. You said Rome wasn't built in a day. P!! 73 LONDON SOUTH PARENTS' ASSOCIATION By MRS. A. CRESS, Pres. The South Collegiate Parents' As- sociation has opened another year with renewed vigor and energy, and is look- ing forward to the co-operation of both parents and teachers toward a more successful year than has ever been experienced. The afternoon tea held in the Fall of last year, at which the parents of the South school's pupils were given an op- portunity to meet their children's tutors, proved such a success that it has been decided to hold just such another af- ternoon this term. The attendance of as many parents as can possibly Come will be another real boost for our organization. The presentation of medals donated by various members of the Parents' Association, Board of Education mem- bers, and other interested persons to those pupils of the school who have shown proficiency along various schol- astic lines, has become a custom at the annual meeting of the Association. Ev- ery parent member wishes those teach- ers who have so quietly and unob- trusively helped these scholars achieve their success to know of their apprecia- tion and understanding of the efforts and time they have expended toward this end. A word of thanks is also due the School Orchestra which helps so im- measurably to brighten the Association's meetings. Every parent's interest in his child's scholastic welfare is naturally taken for granted, and in just such a way do we take it for granted that he or she will be interested in the organization which promotes the students' welfare. As our Association grows in size so are our meetings and activities growing in benefit and entertainment, and we know each parent will not show him- self indifferent to this opportunity of becoming a member. MRS. A. CREss, Pres. Parents' Association. wk as ae CREENA WALLACE: What does a doctor have that a teacher must have?',' MARG. RICHARDS: Patience.

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