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

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THE HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZINE ERNEST F. BROWN fFarmerJ: Mathematics makes men subt1e.' ' Fav. Exp.: Well, I don't know about that. Mr. McNealy: 'fHurry up. Br0wn's getting uneasy. Pet Aversion: Maths in all shapes and forms. Activities: Letting us know when the Math periods are drawing to a close. ROBERT VAN V. NICHOLLS QNicklaussej: The answer to a maiden's prayer am I. Fav. Exp.: Have you seen my new spectro- scope ? Prob. dest.: Physicist. Activities: Sc. Soc. debaterg Class authority on scientific matters. DONALD STALKER: Wake me not for fain would I slumber. Another one of those naughty boys who doesn't always greet the unseen with a cheer. Fav. Exp.: Horsefeathers! Activities: Acting as Mr. McBain's secretary. M. MONTAGUE MADGE CMickeyJ: Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter, I Sermons and soda-water the day after. Fav. Exp.: I told you Ottawa would win. Prob. dest.: Mayor of Cartierville. Ambition. To successfully answer Mr. McNealy's searching questions. Activities: Class rugby, basketball, hockey, baseball, track team. SYDNEY B. WILLIAMS CSenexj: From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Ambition: To be a cafeteria magnate. Fav. Exp.: Which is some! Activities: Enforcing UD lunch-room disci- pline: Homework monitor. ALLISON A. WALSH CAlliej: Exhausting thought, And hiving wisdom with each studious year. Fav. Exp.: You're pretty tricky! Ambition: To be a champion golfer. Prob. dest.: Professional at Marlborough Country Club. Activities: Sec'y, H.S.A.A.g' Mathematics- and howl

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THE HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZ'-.Ii-NIE RONALD PLACE QPussumsj: And of his port as meke as is a maydef' Fav. Exp.: I beg your pardon, Sir. Ambition: To be soldier and sailor, too. Activities: Cadet-lieutenant, Cwlaring fero- ciously at any master who dares to ask him a question. ALEXANDER N. CHRISTIE CAlecj: t'He draweth out the thread of his verbosity finer than the staple of his argument. Fav. Exp.: Oh, that's right, eh ? Ambition: To win an argument with Mr. Reith. Alec is an accomplished supernumerary. ALLAN J. WIGHT CAD: A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. Mr. Robert: White is right, Wight. Pet Aversion: Members of the opposite sex. C??j. ' Ambition: To arrive at school on time. Activities: Leaders' Class 5 Int. basketball, Class rugby, basketball, hockey. OAKLAND K. ROSS CO.K.j: I never felt the kiss of love, nor maiden's hand in mine. Q??j. Hobby: Making yards in the Assembly Hall. Pet Aversion: A certain gentleman named Vergil. Activities: Chairman, Bd. of Prefects, Sen. rugby: Capt., Sen. basketball, class rugby, basketball, baseball, relay team 3 President, Leaders' class. WILLIAM DODDS HILLIARD: He never burnt the midnight oil in search of useless knowledge. Now we know why girls leave home. Fav. Exp.: And how! Activities: Sen. rugby, sen. hockey 5 Chairman, Rugby Dance Committee: Class rugby, hockey, basketball, baseball, track team. ALEXANDER I. ISSENMANfAlexj: If hot air were electricity, Pd be a power- house. Fav. Exp.: Needed at home, Sir. Prob. dest.: Ask Mr. MeBain, he knows. Ambition: To convince Mr. Lockhart of his literary ability.

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THE I-I1cH SCHOOL MAcAz1NE 31 J. RUTHERFORD SMITH QBig Smithj: K'Open my heart and you will see , Crraved inside it 'Geometry'. l Fav. Exp. : Won't you meet me at Murray's ? Ambition: To learn Theorem 60. Prob. dest.: Mathematics master in Utopia. Activities: Sec'y., Mag. Bd., Sec'y., Cercle Francais 5 Treas., Sc. Soc., Class rugby 5 Visiting Dr. Gammell. SIDNEY SHARKEY: Throw physicfsj to the dogs! Fav. Exp.: Hein, sans vous! Ambition: To impress Mr. McNealy with his mathematical ability. Prob. dest.: Usher at the System. Activities: Taking systematic notes, Wasting time. STANLEY T. B. SMITH CLittle Smithj: Why so shy, gentle one, With so brilliant a moustache ? Ambition: To play in Paul Whiteman's or- chestra. V Prob. dest.: McGill C2000 A.D.D Activities: Blushing 5 hiding behind Hilliard. . . ......1.---.g. M.H.S. CAPTURES THE GLASGOW CUP T the annual McGill Interscholastic Track Meet, Montreal High succeeded in winning the Glasgow Cup, emblematic of the team championship. By virtue of wins in every Senior and Junior fiat race, and places in several field events, the blue and white were enabled to outscore their nearest rivals by more than seventeen points. As a result of their excellent showing at this meet, Captain Stuart Anderson, Dick Shaw, Sammy Morrison, Speed Millar, and R. Decorato, a junior, will be sent with four other athletes to compete in the Dominion Championships at Hamilton. Millar started the fireworks with a win in the quarter mile, which was followed by Anderson's winning sprint in the Hundred Yard dash. Morrison next ran to an easy victory in the half mile, and Shaw, taking and holding a convenient lead, proved to be the best miler on deck. Anderson repeated his performance in the 100 by copping the 220 in handy fashion. R. Decorato performed consistently in the Junior division. The senior mile relay capped the days events and was featured by Shaw overtaking his man in the third lap. Miller took the baton next, and finished the race with a comfortable lead. D. McRae popular M. H. S. coach will accompany the boys to Hamilton. R. S. COLEMAN, 6-A1.