Well, here we are enjoying the balmy
days of Spring. After the tricks Old
Man Winter played, we can oxpect any~
thing, but we hope the Spring is here
to stay.

Of course,Spring means outdoor sketch
ing. The beauties of nature throughthe
mind of the Art Student. (Pardon us,
dear Seniors, but we really must show
off our newly-acquired knowledge. )

The discomforts of this outdoor life
are to be rigorously ignored, A mere
bug looking for his lunch is as nothing
to the industrious Art Student experi-
menting with a new line. Anyway, I ex-
pect the fresh air will do us good. We
have never felt quite the same since we
drew those crabs.

To those graduating at this time -~-
we wish the best of luck. It is with
personal interest that we shall watch
their progress in the vorld of Art,

This is our last rord as the "Baby
Class" -- But many of us are already
looking forward to another year with
you, when we shall have teken one step
forward,

M. Awmack,
lst YEAR,

ODE TO FIRST YEAR PLANT FORM

1:15 P.M,

Plant form, dear old plant forn,
You sweet fresh flower of spring,
You've such design.

Just too divine,

To drow = You're just the thing.

5:00 P.M,

Mary Jane, Oh} Mary Jane, |
I'd love to hear that bell,
It's poor design,

Not quite my line,

In fact it looks like - Well!

2nd YEAR RAMBLINGS

In our ramblincs this year,We Second
Years have taken in quite a territory,-
in school hours, too. We have visited
Second Beach and enjoyed all its de-
lightful scope for the imagination, (and
also for showing off swimming prowess)
parts of Stanley Park, (including Jubi-
lee). Jubilee was acting up when we got
to the bears' cages, where we were sup-
posed to meet Mr, Amess and the rest,
He (Jubilee) would stand on his hind
paws and reach as high as he could to
try to touch the catch on his cage door
~ But try as he would he couldn't quite
reach it without falling over backwards
which sort of hurt his pride - among
other things, Also on that Tuesday af-
ternoon, we explored the ships in the
harbour and now and then we drew some
of them but only when the mood took us,
for artists have the advantage over oth
er people of being very temperamental -
and we took advantage of that.

Also in our wanderings, we have ex-
plored the realm of cross-stitchery, at
least the girls have. The boys did pa-
per cut-outs. The young lady pictured
who is working so hard might be any one
of us, except that we don't work very
hard.

Next year we will be over in the
other school, so those ramblings up and
down stairs will be delightfully put to
a stop and we will not ramble any more
but will have a permanent abode among
the rafters,

So good-bye again -

ond Yeor, R8,F.T.P.