Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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Keep Cool and Comfortable fit The PHOENIX IiUNCHEONETTE FOR SCHOOL OPENING USE AN INK-D-CATOR FOUNTAIN PEN at 3 - or INK-O-GRAPH SOLD ONLY BY THE PHOENIX AND ANNEX The Stwcs of Friendly Service

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23 ship, they saw public opinion suppressed; it might be efficient, but whither did it lead? The voice of the people was sacred, and should not be £)tifled: Vox populi vox Dei. Public Opinion then expressed itself in effecting the defeat of the Motion. Feb. 15. Hat Debate. Each member made one or more im- promptu speeches . Among the subjects were these: — Some people live on what others throw away. Is Co-education a good thing? Bermuda should have Votes for Women. Schoolboys talk too much. Would you like to be an Eskimo? Bermuda should eat more greens. Sal(tus should have a school parrot. Would you rather live now or in 2,040? OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1939 40. President: Mr. J. H. Kerry. Secretary: F. D. Duffey. Committee: J. F. Motyer, j. Adams, H. P. Malloy, T. N. Fall, and F. D. Duffey (ex-officio.)

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MULLARD RADIO PRESENTS EITERTAHIIERT PLUS EDUCATION. Apart from the many hours of musical pro- grammes broadcast every week, special educa- tional features are given, of interest to all. Lectures — News — Plays and Talks on Journeys through Foreign Lands contribute their part to education and are of singular benefit to young and old. A MULLARD RADIO WILL BRING YOU ALL THAT ' S ON THE AIR. Thos. J. Wadson Son.