35 of use The more the merrier. Several
of our members hail from afar, Burnaby,
Jasper Park, Victoria, Chilliwack and

Moosejaw being some of our home grounds.

Flash - What good does Parker think an
Art course is to a lyric writer?

No longer do we see beauty inthe green
leafy branches of a spreading elm, to
our artist's eye it is simply a trunk
and mass.

News brevities -

1. There are many famous personages in
our room, i.s@. Elissa Landi, Popeye and
Toar, Madge Evans and Joan Crawford,
2. We wonder if half a day off would

be sufficient for June and Jean to get
their talking done.

We sincerely hope (we really know, but
are too modest to say so) that this
1935 First Year Class will prove a

credit to itself and to the School.

C. Eckman and M, Awmack

. Tee Ee eee — > wavs *
SECOND} YEARS RAMBLING)
ee eee
~Here's to Savary Island, the most

gorgeous place to holiday,also to date.

The lovely scenery (including numer-
ous bathing beauties) really inspired
us with a desire to paint and even
those of us who could say that they
are just a little bit artisticey could-
n't possibly do justice. And oh! the
fun of keeping up our "Savory Puddin'"
a simply delightful concoction, guaran-
teed not to cause a stomach ache and no
after effects, except, of course, a

great deal of laughter. Our “Behind
the Palette” will have to go pretty
fast to keep up with it. We all hope

that as many as can of the First Years
go to camp next year, it's worth it.

Our new First Years seem to have
quite a lot of talent at this artist
game and are certainly very

With their help the paper should pro-
gress very nicely.

nice. ostrich-like in their lockers

ba

7 PASSING GLANCES

Who is the handsome gentleman, new to

the School, whose necktie is always
crooked?
We know why the cigarette factories

are closing down - we passed a vote.

The hall pedestrians have an ever in-
creasing gallery in the raileriders. If
they don't watch out that upstairs bal-
cony railing is going to succumb to the
laws of gravity, and so will they.

It's not fair that one secondyear pu-
pil should always get to school on time.
We live miles away and he lives ‘cross
the street, which certainly saves gas.

Isn't the weather glorious? This time
last year we were calling for “Flat Lux"

Such sunny days make us wish we were
all “al fresco".

Quite a variety of blondes this year,
boys, eh? What? Don't say you haven't
noticed now.

A ?th year lad started masquerading
eight days ahead of time. He's Daisy
in a flowered smock and brown curls.Did
you find him?

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THIRD YEAR DIARY 4~

Sept ° 9-14

Dear Palette, oe
Back at school and what a din. Every-~
body talking, squeaking and muttering
ahout the holidays. Oh, did I tell you
about Savary? or, she has a marvellous
tan, or again, I met the most wonder-
ful boy,and did he fall my dear ... and
occasionally, very occasionally,there's
good sketching there. And throughit all
first year works on (we don't know how)
calmly, earnestly, However we are get~
ting better, settling down to work grad
vally. But oh, the plant form and the
Beaux Arts Posters and the borrowing --
the lucky or rather,the unlucky,few who
possess instruments give everyone dis-
gustful glances and bury their heads
and turn
deaf ears to all but the loudest pleas.
(More and merrier on Page 9)