Montreal High School - Magazine Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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T HE I-I1c.H SCHOOL MAGAZINE SIMMGNS BEDS 66 BUILT FUR SLEEP 13 XJ 9 Company JFEHIAIH K Y Kliyenlted Murpl1y's Specializes in Apparel for Girls PECIAL fittention is given to outfltting the H1gh School g1rl mth reg,ulat1on models for gymnasmm vxear These models are all made to our spec1f1eat1ons and mamtam our Very exactmg standard of quallty For mstance Tumes Blazers Mzddzes Szfockmgv Bloomeffs Blouses Skirts Ties Q . Q XXX ' my U. . yy s l

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THE HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZINE 0110 Q: -ci-1----ml --141111114 l ART GLASS MEMORIAL WINDOWS oz: -an-1 G. 8: J. E. GRIMSON 646 Craig St. West Montreal MIRRORS -2- WINDSHIELDS Phone LAncaster 9460 15- 1 1 1-xiii:-lluzflifiifiiliiwz 1- -2 an F ll ll ll ll ll ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U li lb ll II ll lx U I -,--,,-----vv--------vvvvvv----- Lancaster 9274 ANDREW BAILE LTD. WHOLESALE and RETAIL 1010 BEAVER HALL HILL, MONTREAL :::::::a::::::::::::::oQ::oo::- 0.4 f '-- --- AAAA ' 'AA AAAA A -'-' ---- LAncaster 9265 1 :Sk 0GULNIK'S , X x f -'1 5 sg O' X Ladies and Gentlemen Tailors , Uniform and Liveries Sam'l M. Ogulnik Co., Ltd., 2006 Peel St. ::::oQ::::o::::::::::::::::::::: ,..:::-:::::--::---,::::::::--::::: 6 Compliments of GCOl'gC WES TO Limited Manufacturers off English Quality Biscuits :Q0o::--:::::-::::::QQ:::::::::: WHAT BECOMES OF THE HIGH SCHOOL BOY? Less than one-half of our young men who take their High School Diplomas will go to College, and of those who go to College, less than one out of three will take a full four years' course. and step out on Commenrl-mint Day, trained for a career in business or pro- fessional life. Where are the others of that large company of boys who have finished High School? In a year or two years from now you will find them in the shops and stores, in the mills and mines, on railroads, in offices, on the farms- -laboring under the handicap of 11 lack of vocational or professional training. But you will find within another year or two a surprising number who Will stand out from the othcrsfmeii with trained minds, men with distwinctive skill, men in 'responsiible Dosi- tions, men in successful businesses of their own. They will he the men who have accented that established medium of training especially designed to meet their circumstances and their needs-the International Correspondence Schools--an institution providing vocational and academic training to the young men of Canada. continuously and successfully, for thiirty-seven years. Your enquiries regarding Engineering and Business Training Courses are solicited. International Correspondence Schools, Canadian, Limited 1517 Mountain Street, MONTREAL MONTREAL TRUST COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1889 Paid-up Capital, 32,000,000 Reserve, 392,000,000 Montreal Halifax Toronto Winnipeg Edmonton Vancouver London, Eng. 9:0 HOA RD OF DIRECTOR-S Sir Herbert S. Holt, President A. J. Brown, KC., Vice-President F. G. Donaldson, General Manager Robert Adair A. D. MacTier J. E. Aldred C. B. McNaughl: George Caverhill C. E. Neill Hon. N. Curry Hugh Paton Hon. R. Dandurand E. L. Pease G. H. Duggan Hon. Smeaton White John H. Price F. W. Ross Wm. Molson Macpherson Gordon W. MacDougall, KC. Julian C. Smith

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THE I-IIOH SCHOOL MAGAZIN E 9 TI-II: HIGH SCHQOI. MAGAZINE 01- 1929 Publnslwecf annually on behalf Vulume of the Leavmg Class of The Hugh Schoo of Montreal gt '.!.i ADVISORY BOARD 1 Dr. Gammell Miss Hendrie M .M B ' Qchairmanj The Hugh School for Gurls MESS fE?1gmain b Mrs. E. A. Seferovitch y Miss M. A. Brittain M .L kh t The Edntorual Board mf, Oiihalf . 9 Q. 1- 5 Q fm. ' !l?,:9f2iQ4Ig.2AEAgIs l-1 !i., -4UI T new I2 :Wai I 5??jT'3 mx I l E f iiri i f? I . - ' I , .4 I 'F2f a:L'f'I ff f f - l 1'- 'V efE,i 'I Z ' ' .15-Ag - -.k,- BN- nah I If I v,,.. ., --ji If X ff P 7?..,i1sg:'2j?1 Essifif- -1T 1:371:4-13 'FAI I gn, ,-.3-.' , ,617 1 -'?:::':s' Lat :l1?'f.-FL' 527' ?,?'- R f 4: - ,nf JLQT. 1 'ffm ff- ---ffe:Q':.fL--:.f -ff-2 , . A ,M E, W.. f,1fA'z.f t f fiffiff 'lf- ':'7 'Qicffgivf T.I.:I6rf-ESI, ....r:I-.1,..'4.7I.-1...IIIInErjn5-QI:-Qui-Q17,Q'5?.g.Q9fjf ',5 I - ' ' ' ,iff Qf'l7Z,2Eg?.1IV, M be K .4 'lf ,jyriz .31-5.2 114, my ,.,f ', zi. ' .'1.'-'f,'f.'3I'-N EDITORIAL BOARD Q-59.117 111.59 5 as ,W If 1. I ASSOCIATE IU .ffl 45 U if W If M f'I', MQ I EDITORS CHAIRMAN fi- Ii, 5 3 J 1 If Annie Barnes Elleen COHIHS .'.fQ-ffafgf ,ff A m 'allylliwe fp ,'l Hilda Rabinovixch ffl ,' UL' Z '--4 Q ' xl '.,' -i 1 Una Parsons SECRETARY' VM 4? fl at 'Q 'fllbwi '! I Katina Metrakos Rutherford Smlth .I Ml' fi W ' 5 ,I I li . , . . . 1 ff Ag , Z v ' g lggnw 1, Llll3S Davles ' .-ff II' '-' m I In S'-1 . TREASURER5 Q 4. I 44, 3 I Eva Howletr Margaret Meyers lp Z , M , 333 I -A4 g.bR. Clgrmlchael R' h cl P. Sh 'X if-3 fm' 0 eff eff lc ar aw eff' A Iliffetii Bertram Denton STAFF ADRTfsTs 1 XZ k-: I I , R. S. Coleman Ph 1 is er son ,- f A. Ad O Stugrt Anderson f Z I m . Kenneiliililzast ' ' l S. Lebel -u L. .. 'Q 1 -