BEAUX ARTS BALL (Concluded)

The pageant was a huge success and
Mill Melvin wishes to thank very sin-
cerely all those who so willingly help-
ed her with scenery, costumes and dan-
cing,and especially would she thank Mr.
Harry Biener for arranging the msige,
and Miss Lydia Biener and Mr. W. White
for assisting with oriental drum and
English horn,

The cast was as follows:

Shirin --- Dorothy Herrmann
Khosru Guy Glover
Shapur. Chas. H. Scott
Willow Tree .............. Mrs, Chas. H. Scott

mn bgpenes Handley
. Grace Waplington
Patricia Quigley
Pool Bearer John Abramson
Stemdarn Hearer James Pollock
Scone Bearers ircccccccccnin- Marjory Davidson
Lida Boving
-—--Joyee Benson
-Mary McCadden
Margaret Ayres
Sybil Coutts
Ross Lort
Jack Lort
Bill Dix
~ Ed, Hughes
Mr, Harry Biener, Piano
Miss Lydia Biener,
Oriental Drum
Mr. E. White,
English Horn

Jealous Maiden ..
Shirin's Maids

it

Bier Bearers

Musicians

CATTY COMMON-ROOM
CRITICISMS

y on earth doesn't someone else,
besides myself, bring some lunch once
in a while?
we were eet

Gosh you're early today!
9:452 :

Say, listen, "dime-a-dozen" if you
don't scram we'll have to reduce the
price on account of damage.

Who belonged to the lunch you're eat
ing now, Jean?

Aw listen, just because you've got

two-bits, don't think we're all million
aires,

we didn't do that when
year!

It's only

I suggest that we obtain a saucepan
for the cigarette ashes, the ash trays
don't seem large enough?

Sure I'll lend you a nickel - just
as soon as Frank pays Jean, Jean pays
Roger, Roger pays Joan, and Joan pays
Me.

We also suggest that some of these
people who are "so hungry theycould eat
a pig" try it some day in the near fu-
ture (or rather "pasture" - we don't
think we could stand the strain.)

THAT'S WHAT WE THINK?

A new school term has begun and with
everyone back again to enter their
fourth year, we feel that it should be
a successful season. And it is goingto
be if we have anything to do with it -
for, after all, we have to show those

prelims that we really can mean busi-
ness!
We have in our midst Joyce Benson,

our able Students Council President,and
when she takes us in hand - 3 (that is,
when she's not too wrapped in in badmin
ton or hiking). June Duncan is vice-
president of that ruling (?) body of
the school and she is also a badminton
and hiking enthusiast. Anne Hall, our
only tall, dark damsel, is one of the
students who really takes her design
seriously, and manages to skip elmost
every other period. Alice Bryant, a
former student, has again joined our
happy throng,but so far I have not been
able to find out how she does anything
between yawns. Unity Bainbridge is our
hard working painting student and spe-
cializes in scholarships galore. (don't
we all!) This year even Jean Lindemere
has decided to desert the common room
and keep her mind on drawing and paint-
ing for at least one hour a day. We
don't see mch of our dancing lady,
Dorothy Herrmann, and our quiet and re-
served lad, Bob Hanlon, but never-the-
less they belong too, and very much so,
I would say.

Irma Matthew
Whither goest thou, little flea?
To the dogs.
Women are happy before a glass -
after,

men

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