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

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Compliments of T DUNNS TAILURS 407 RICHMOND ST. LONDON ONT. Sincere thonks to the stoff ond students of South for the energetic ond considerote work done during the lost six yeors for the former students in the ormed forces. P. G. KEMP D520 Steele Optical Co. 210 DUNDAS ST. Opp. Huron N Erie ALONG THE CLIFF PATH Continued from Page 34 by the tread of heavy shoes, went careening flown the side of the cliff to be su allowed by the waves below. The whistling stopped and a voice, unpracticed but cheerful, took up the re- frain. Behind on the cliff a wry smile crossed the face of the young man. It's lucky he didn't ask me what I was doing here , he said, and took a single step forward into the blackness and fog. -JUDITH GI.ASS. 41 :lf ik MIss McRoBERT: Who invented the first geometrical proposition? BRIGHT STUDENT: Noah. MIss MCR.: How's that? BRIGHT STUDENT: He constructed the arc. lk 2? Ulf VIC HALL: Cin ancient history classj I'd like to ask a question. MISS MCFARLANE: What is it? VIC: If the Egyptians wrote on slabs of stone, did they need a hammer to break the news? fl! 114 Ill MR. MITCHELL: What happens when a body is immersed in water? EVA: The telephone rings. E. M. BISSET C.C.M. Bicycles ond Accessories 495 RICIITXIOND ST. MET. S020 Jeffery SL Jeffery Barristers SL Solicitors Joe: L.S.C.I., '26 - Alex.: L.S.C.I., '27 Gordon: L.S.C.I, '37 7 MARKET LANE - LONDON

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to the Students Are Invited ACCORDION or GUITAR To Visit -I 1 1 GET THREE LESSONS FREE. HUFFMAN S Wim DRUG STORE the Ioan of :lu accordion or guitar. C030 to determine your musical ability ABSOLUTELY FREE PFGSCYIPHOHS NO MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE NECESSARY l , I , Tolletrues Just call m our store for 1JZll'tIC1IIIll'S or senfl in your name and address. if you S h I S I. are interested in the C OO Upp Ies THREEEE FREE I-ESSFDEE, Sfofionefv D'ERINA DEACON We Music Shoppe 156 XVortl6y Road at Bruce Street 242 DUNDAS STREET EAST END STORE Bret 1970 Phone Mei. 6072 Fair. 3581 ' '- Compliments ot F. W. GROVE SNYDER'S FURNITURE Compliments GraIton's CIotI1es 152 DUNDAS ST MET. 1364 Uhr Eittle Siuhin Of Malin' Bixnn ecunma fjaahaifd of fbaimafzm C09 Always An Acceptable GUY f-00 CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT METCALF 6743 '

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SZ CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION ASSOCIATE STORE fI.oncIonJ BLAKELY 8. BLAKEY, Props. 381 TALBOT ST. FAIR. 661 715 Compliments of WYAII FIRNIIURE When You Think Of OFFICE FURNITURE ond EQUI PMENT Think Of I-IAY STATIONERY LIMITED MET. 5600 331 RICHMOND ST. THE AIR CADETS Couliizued from Page 38 meteorology and many other subjects useful in air crew training. As a result many of the cadets joined the R.C.A.F. and took the trainingin that service. Bob Firth, Earl Hughes, john Roe, Murray Robinson, jack Orchard, Bruce Todd, jack Dinsmore, Bob Lawrence, Jack Hay, jack Kerr were some of the boys who enlisted in the Air Force. Now that the war is over the Department of Education has decided that the boys in the secondary schools of Ontario should continue to take cadet training. So a regulation has been passed which stipulates that the boys in Grades 10, 11 and 12 are required to take part in tliis training during the school year. They do not take the work with the same intensity as they did during the pressing necessity of wartime but it is felt that the activities will be of very great benefit, especially to those who may be interested in joining the peace-time Air Force. The boys are doing their work earnestly and thoroughly and it is thought that they will receive a great deal of development from it. -H. B. D1NsMoRE. ABEL: Who invented the radio? MILLMAN: Macaroni ABEL: Not Macaroni, Marconi. MILLMAN: Guess I didn't use my noodle.