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

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NUW DUAL FLUWS LIKE LIQUID FUEL THE IRON FIREMIW I ' .3 -3,-g314. H qul' pf, ' lron Fireman feeds coal direct from . ..,z ', .4 Z 14' ' bin to fire by means of a quiet worm V ,:-, '-V A E, vi conveyor. That, briefly, is how Iron 1 ' :vi -Z Q Fireman feeds the fire. But it does much H fig, L ll ' H more than that. lt automatically main- J: fciwwg L tains steady temperature or boiler -,v'. :' ' zjifg lii N pressure night and day. Ask for free ' S . survey. It will tell you what Iron Fire- 'M' Z man can do for youg how much it will A I cost to install and to operate. Tele- IRUN FIREMAN A D A L T 0 N F U E L S FAIR. 2031 LONDON phone or write today. UTOMATIC com. FIRING L I M I T E D C. N. at RECTORY SENIOR BASKETBALL Continued from Page C2 This was one of the poorest games played this season, being a mixture of both rugby and bas- ketball. Skinner was the high scorer for South, with eight points. Dalton came next with four. -JIM WYLIE, 5B. SF ik ik LVIIKEZ I was out with a nurse last night. FRED: Cheer up! Maybe your mother will let you out without one sometime. Ik III :lf CARL M.: A quarter's worth of rat poison. CLERK: Shall I wrap it up for you? CARL M.: Oh, don't bother. I'll eat it here. Ik lk if LANDON: HWhat's wrong with your ear? It's bleeding. WALDY: I bit myself. LANDON: That's impossible. How can a man bite his ear? WALDY: I was standing on a chair. lk Ik ik Did you hear about the doctor who ran out of the operating room yelling Timber ? He had reached the patient's lumbar region. lk Ik 11 MR. MCNEIL: Who is the Speaker of the House? STUDENT! Cmeeklyj Mother. KE T'S 209 DUNDAS ST. MET. 996 101001 CAKES - CANDY RESTAURANT C-OH-00 London's Oldest Established Confectioners

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FLOWERS - The Ideal Gif: EVERY OCCASION is an OCCASION for FLOWERS if Telegraph Florists PAWLITZKI GREENHOUSE BOYS' ATHLETIC EXECUTIVE Back Row tleft to rightbz Jack Steadman, Ron White, Doug Cole, Bill McDonald, Charlie Dalton, Tim Burgess. Front Row: Mr. H. B. Dinsmore lstaffl, Dick Wilson, Dori Mulligan, Johnny Davidson, Doug Todd, Mr. B. J. Beattie kstaffb.

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STANDARD DRUG LIMITED - WE SAVE YOU MONEY - Six Stores In London 236 Dundas St. 180 Dundas St. 664 Dundas St. 141 King St. 105 Stanley St. 723 Richmond St. FoR CAMPUS CLOTHES CDowlers 229 DUNDAS ST. Compliments of LONDON ARENA Western Ontario's Foremost Amusement Centre WHEN WE MAKE MERRY! The Home of Nurses Uniforms 1. W. LeSUEUR 309 XYellington Street. South Q00 Phone Met. 6414 London, Ont. Compliments of CAPITOL THEATRE Showplace of London -DURING iiiititititiii ii-ask tit s. c. 1., the titst year victims were gaily decorated with multi-coloured dunce caps. tied under their chins with wide boxx s. Under the iron ruling of their seniors. they were compelled to pull their books to school in six-quart baskets. The climax came on Friday night, October 12. After the rugby game at Labatt Park, we trooped back in the pouring rain to the school for our annual Girls' Party. Lillian Todoroff led the sing-song in the audi- torium with Marilyn Barnes at the piano. Beryl Rafuse, vice-president of the G.A.A., in attempt- ing to punish Frosh who had disobeyed the rules, caused a great deal of excitement. Fifth year enacted, in pantomime, a skit of VVinnie the Pooh , while Lillian Todoroff read the story. Romeo and Juliet by fourth year, was a great success with Landon Mackenzie as Romeo, throwing roses at Barb Mapletoft on the top of Mr. Hill's step ladder. Future fashions for every month were shown by third year. Second year skit was a riot. The handsome hero Joyce Halliday saved the Princess, Shirley Saull, in the tower. At the completion of the skits, the girls dashed to the gymnasium to dance until their year was called to the cafeteria for their hot dog, choco- late milk and apple. At eleven o'clock the juniors took off their hair bows and dunce caps, having been initiated to South.