NEWSLETfEROFTHELISGAR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION VOLUMEVII NUMBER 2 FALL1990

Time for Membership Renewal

Usgar Senior Orchestra Tour ofBrttain Wel~received

the London Philharmonicat Royal Festival Hall . Thenext day we packed up andboarded our bus to go toHeathrow. Her Majesty,Queen Elizabeth II waskind enough to pass infron t of our buses as sheheaded to Windsor for theweekend. The orchestramos t apprecia ted Her Ma­jesty's effort to bid us fare­well.

We arrived many hourslater at Mirabel where wewearily bused back to Lis­gar and were warmly wel­comed by our families withgreat ent husiasm, despitethe late hour.

On behalf of the orches­tra, we would like to thankthe staff that accompaniedus, Mr. & Mrs. OJ. Macdo­nald, Mr. & Mrs. 13.Laughton, Mr. & Mrs. O.Arrand, Mr. & Mrs. W.Fraser, and most of all ourthank s to ourfabul ous and inspirationalconductor, Mrs . T. Bradley .The orchestra is eagerly

awaiting and plannmg forthe return of our billetsfrom Rickmansworth inApril 1991.

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uc to mai l the newsl etter toall Alumni. With mailingcos ts approaching $1000pe r issue plus prin tingcos ts, we need your help.Please send in your rene w­al form now!

second half of our visit wascomposed of a tour aroundEngland by highway coach,stopping at various citiesand sights along the way.We visited York and someof us atte nd ed a traditionalHigh Anglican Service atYorkminster Abbey. Afterspending the night in Yorkwe went off to Chesterwhere we viewed some Ro­man ru ins and viewed thecity from the high wallsthat surround it. The nextday we were off to Bath tosee the incredibly pre­served Roman ba ths. Wethen cont inued on to Salis­bury to spend the night.The followin g day broughttours of Stonehenge, Wind­sor and we arrived at ourfinal destination, London.From our hotel in down­town London, we spent ourday-off doing last minutesightseeing. We stopped atHarrod's, Picaddily Circus,St. James ' Park, TrafalgarSquare and found our wayaround on the under­ground . That evening Can­ada House, the CanadianHigh Commission in Brit­ain, hosted a recept ion forthe orchestra and we la terattended a performance of

Fund for $10 per member­ship plu s any don ation .Consider a gift member­ship for an old Lisgarfriend . Tax receip ts for do­nations will be issued .

We need a much grea terrenewal rate than the cur­rent 20% in order to contin-

BY MOLLY ANDAMANDA BELL

Fift?,-one members of Lis­gar s senior orchestra trav­elled overseas March 8th to23rd, 1990 to perform andtour in England. This ex­change was arranged withRickmansworth Compre­hensive School located justnorth west of London. Thefirst week of our trip wasspent bille ted with Britishfamilies in the Rickman­sworth area . Dur ing tha ttime we performed Iourconcerts for area schoolsand represent ed Lisgarwel l. Our spare time wasfilled with tours of sigh ts inthe area. We visited, byhighway coach, such sightsasWestminster Abbey andSt. Paul's Cathedral. Wewent shopping on London'sOxford Street, toured Strat­ford -Upon-Avon, saw aperform ance of AndrewLloyd Weber's "StarlightExpress", watched the play"Another Time", toured theLond on Docklands Rede ­velopment project and vis-ited Greenwich. .

On March 17th we said asad goodbye to our billetsand set out for York. The

The Lisgar Alumni Associa­tion would like to remindall members that vourmembersh ip fees fo r 1991are now rille. Please fill outthe enclosed membershiprenewa l form and send usyour cheque or money or­der made out to the Lisgar

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2 Members' Forum

3 Lisgar Notes

3 Fifty Years Ago inthe Vox

4 StudentEnric hmentCommittee News

5 LisgarWell-REpreEntEd atShad Va lley

6 Lisgar FundReport

6 Contributor's List

MembershipRenewa l Form

A LE RE F LAMMAM 1

Mem orabilia from the 50sA long time ago I received a letterfro m your association in which thefollowing se n tence appears : "(Also )we wou ld lik e to receive items voumay wi sh to donate to Lisgar's Ar­ch ives." Would you be in te res tC'd ina much-loved, well-worn (but no t inta tter s ') s wea tsh irt fran. the early'1 950"s?

The swea tsh ir t is all white, andemblazoned on the front in blue arcthe lamp logo and the words "AlcrcFlarnma m", "Lisga r Co llegia te Insti­tu te". I think it wo u ld make a grea tadd i tion to a di splay of mcrn orab il­ia- u nless you are sw amped wi thsim i lar items .

The Senio r Lyceu m Dance W <lS themajor socia l even t o f the year, and rremember being repri ma nded byDr. McDougall the follo w ing morn­ing for provid ing ina dequa te secur­ity-someone had been di scoveredd rinking in an ou t-o f-bou nds area,a hither to unheard of offence.

Herb Bea ll's memories of the o ldshooting gallery <He d ifferent frommine. We used old, inaccurateRoss rifles, fir ing from the proneposit ion, under Des Burke's ins truc­tion. Des and I were g ive n the jobo f closi ng and opening the lowerAssembly Hilll doors every morn­ing, on signal from the Principa l: Ithink we were called m oni to rs: itwas a g rea t way to ge t to kno w eve­rybody.

Saint Jo hn (Ca nada's oldes t inco r­pora ted city) has been my home

since 1957, bu t I have many fondmemo r ies of w ork and p lay a t Lisgar.

THE VENERABLE A.F.L. CAULFEILDSai n t John, N ew Bru nsw ick

Rekindled MemoriesI was delighted to receive th e AlumniLe tter on the day o f m y 80 th bir thd ay.I spen t a lovely hour in nos talg ic rec­ollection o f na mes on yo ur donor list.Please help m e to thank those stu­dents of mi ne who "made m y day"memorable through their letter s:highl y prized tributes w hic h I sha lltreasu re.

W ALTE R B M AN NO tta wa, O nt ario

AN N E. MCJANET (NEE H ILL)NEPEAN, ONTARIOCLASSO F 55

Weare always ha,JPy 10 receive dona leditems for the Lisgar archives. Ed .

From Coast to CoastThe Ale re Flam ma m ge ts be tter andbe tte r! Ma ny tha nks io r se nd ing theSp ring '1990 issue. I co mmend youfor its a ttrac tive and in te res ting for­ma t.

: look forward to receiving andreading th is newsletter w ith its var­ied articles about Lisga r 'now' and't hen' (such as "Fifty Years Ago inthe Vo x").

I sti ll have m y "Vox Lycci" year­books (1933 to 1936) ilnd i t is fu n toloo k back a t them , especially w hena familiar nilme or happening ,lp­pea rs in the Lisga r Alu m ni Associa­tion's News le tte r, fro m those yea rs.

Keep up the good wo rk. [ a m so r­ry tha t I ca n no t be actively in volvedin ilny o f yo ur p rojects, b u t [ wi shyou well in the 150th Ann iversa rypl anning.

MARGAR ET E H ANLO NVictoria , Brit ish Columbia

l-lcri r.i cc W,l l1 un cove red d ur ing the 1976-77 rc novau, \ Il S . Thi s wa ll has since beenrest o rc~t a nd filled w ith s ta inedglass windo ws a nd I> loca ted in the main schoolof fice. Photo: C ity of Ollawa Archives

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Fond Memories of Lisgar[ have jus t read th.rou gh ilga in the1924 Vox Lycci, a t which Ma rs ha llYar row, Peggy Farnham an d [ w er ethe join t edi tors. T h is w as one o fmy most enjoyed responsibilities asp resident o t the Senior Lyceu m . We

Erod uced the only edition o f Voxycei which represented bo th Lis­

ga r and Glebe.

A LEI~E FLAMi\'IA i\1 2

EditorKen Mcd la nd

Con lributorsDo ug Ana ndTc rrv Pri che ttD'1\'id i\ lacCollg,1l1

Typcsoll ingRizwan HIKI),1I1e Caskin

Alae Flmnnunn is the se m i-a nn ua l newsletter o f theLisga r Alu m ni Association. For more informati onwrite:

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~FIFIYYFARSAGO9 NT I-I E V 0 X

On His Majesty's Service

Since the outbrea k o f th e SecondGrea t War m any Lisgar g rad ua tes

have join ed the fighti ng forces of Ca n­ad a or Grea t Brit ain . In the las t wartoo, our boys march ed to victor y. To­day their names arc on Lisgar's Hon­our Roll.

Already the O ld Boys hav e p ro vedthemselves to be heroes . Wi th p rid ew e read of the co urage di sp layed byFligh t Lieutenant Mervy n Flem m ingR.A.F., courage which w on h im theD.F.C. Engi neer Lieu tenant Hal Bo­lu s, ReN. wa s aboard f-I.MS . Wa r­sp ite in the th rilli ng Ba ttle o f Na rv ik.To rpedoed Brit ish child re n were res­cued by Sub. Lieu tena nt Joh nMcDowell RC.N. H ero ic attem p tswere made to rescue thei r trap pedseamen by Lieu tena~t Vic tor BrowneR~.N .V.R a nd b~ Lieu t. H arl owWn gh t RC.N .V.k, w hen H. M.C.S. Sa­guenay was torped oed . M ike W ood, alieu tenant in the RC.AS.C. was men­tioned to his senior o ffice rs for h is gal­lantry in fig hting fires in Engla nd.

Lisgar graduates ha ve lost' their live swhile serving in H is Majest y 's Se rv ice.P .O . Gord on Day R.C. A.F. w as ki lledin a flying accident at Ca mp Borden.P.O . Clarence Robson RA Y. w as rc­por ted m issing last Se p tember. Flig h tLieu tenan t Bruce ,McCa llum RA.F.wa s re por ted m issi ng by the Ncar EastCommand . Sergean t Richa rd Brad­shaw was ki lled in an air ra id in Lon-d on. " ,

WhcrcvcrLisgor O ld Boys se rvethey w ill bri ng honou r to our sc ho ol,whether they iigh t b y sea, by land orin the a ir. Lisgar w ill remembe r wi thprid e all her g radua tes who serve inH is Majesty's Se rv ice.

Lisgar Tennis Club

I n the in ter-sch ola s tic Te nn is Tourna­ment held last fall , the bovs' team

composed of Joh n Bradley, 'l3ud Mord ­en, Stan Abelson and Ken MCCuil igwere d efeat ed in the first ro u nd a t thehands of O ttawa U.

Marian Bruer, May Sim pso n, Marje­ric Coope r a nd Ru th Freedman, whocomposed the g irls' team. ad vanced tothe fin al rou nd before they w er e clim i­nilted by a s tro ng Glebe te.<l m .

Bud Mord en and 1\lilY Simpso n wonthe sc hool cha mpionships played kis tfall o n the schoo l co u rts. The runner­up w ere Stan Abelso n and Patrici»Wr ig h t.

Boys' Athletics

O ur rugby team s had considerablesuccess last fall. The Senior team

fin ished first in the sched u le, defea tingevery team except St . Pa ts . Howeverour team was beaten in the semi-finalsby Tech after s ix ty thrilling m inutes offoot ba ll.

The ski team th is w in ter proved to beone of the best eve r seen at Lisga r.They caf tured the co ve ted Aul t Tro­phynnc p laced well in the cr oss­co un try race. Ma ny of our ski er s haveproved themselves to be in cla ss A,an d have rep resen ted ski clubs o f theci ty in many meets.

Interform baske tba ll took a new lea seon life and has shown what can be ac­co m plished when the re is proper or­ganiza tio n. Crests will be award ed tothe w inn ing teams.

In the I\i\cGill track meet last year,two Lisgar boys b roke school-boyrecords. ABE ROB IN won the Ju niorsho t-p u t w h ile ART MACKEY be t­tered the old int ermediat e low h u rdl estime.

Girls' Athletics

T he ten nis cour ts co u ld not havebeen in be tter co nd ition tha nks to

Mr. Grant. Once agai n May Sim psonca r ried of f the honours by d efea tin gPat W right in the ( ~ na l s .

Vo lleyba ll go t oft to a good s ta r t, af ­ter a hard Jo ug h t ma tch, class SA d e- .fca tcd 10BH to beco me school cham pi­ons.

In the In te r-scholas tic sk i m ee t, Th cl­rn a Craft, 13 . Pa sch, Barba ra Fen to nea rn ed a trip to Lake Placid, by p lacingin the first ten, T helma Cra ft won thefirst d o w nhill ru n, w h ile Marga ret Du­gu id w ho had a ba d fall in tha t race,showed her ab ility by w inn ing bo thslal om ru ns and the o the r d ownhillru n . In Lake P lac id B. Pasch won theD. class ev en t, and Thel ma pla ced sc v­cn lh , Barba ra f en ton was unable toaccept he r in vi ta tion d ue to illn ess.

i\ s uccessfu l in ter-fo rm ba ske tba llseason ha s co me to ail end . In the In­tor-scholastic se ries, the Sen iors camesecond, and the Ju n iors captu red firs tp lace, O ur Ju n ior s met Smiths Falls inthe Ju nior E.O.s.s.I\ . sem i-final a ndwere defea ted . All the p layers takethis opport u nity to than k Miss Smithand Nli ss Bishop for their int e rest andco-opera tion ihro ug hou t the sea son.

T tl kl'JI [ rou: '/ 9·J{)-'I9:1 'I \lox Lycci.

~I1SGARN01FSStudents' CouncilIn September 1990, Lisgar he ld alead ersh ip camp in the Catinea us.Approximately 40 students in ­vo lved w ith Studen ts' Council,L.A .A., Vox, AVA and Student En­richm ent ga thered a t Camp KaIIalafo r two d ays o f pl anning, leader­ship, and a lot of fun.O n October 13 th, 1990 the LisgarStu d ents' Counci l, in co-operationw ith the Orchestra, held their sec­ond annual Giant Yard a nd Bak eSa le. De spite the rainy wea ther weearned $2,300.Sp ir it is u p! A suc cessfu l GradeN ine Week and Fall Carnival start­ed the yea r o ff on a hig h no te. Stu ­d ents' Council is b usy and active,and looking forwa rd to an amazingyear!

Stage BandThe "new" Lisgar Sta ge Band wasformed th is fall , The Sta ge Bandhas (app roxim a tely) 16 players.• Firs t p ublic perfo rmance w iII bethe Awa rds Assembly .• Rehearsing a t noon hour a groupof enthusia st ic player s from grades10-13 .

World Affairs Club• The re will be a a gu es t speakerfrom Ind ian Af fai rs to speak abou tthe Oka situa tion .• We hope to have Sen . EugeneForscy in to talk abou t the cons titu­tiona l cr isis in the Senate.

Sports SummaryThe Boys' Vo lleyball Team hasp layed very w ell th is fall. Lisgarhas ranked consist ently in the top 5of the O tta wa -Ca rle to n Region andwi ll ve ry likely advance to the cityof O ttawa finals ...• The downhill ski club w ill havean o rgan iz ing mee ting in Novem­be r; sk iing begins in January andru ns throu gh Feb ru a ry and earlyMarch (one night per week) .. .• For the Fal l sp or ts season we have12 tea ms operat ing and a t va riouspoi n ts in thei r sche d u les. Girlstouch foo tba ll may repea t as cham­p ions, tennis may lose for the firs ttime in 21 yeiHs, XC track, Jr. & Sr.gi rls baske tba ll, Boys ' volleyba ll,golf, and Jr . & Sr. soccer, badmin­to n, swim mi ng and curling a rc allenjoyingsuccess (thanks to thecoa ches lo r much time above andbeyond the ca ll).

ALE I{ E I'LA;v],\ IJ\ l\[ 3

BULLETINEVENTS t\j\!DOTHER lTE~ IS OF SPECIALINTEREST HAPPEi\~NG AT l.lSGARCOLLEGIATE

ORCIlEST/~J1 O N TOURLissaI' Orchestra in front of Canada House, London,EllS/lind.

: O n ivli1Y '11, '1990 a n U,m ber 01:former g ra~ua t es: and friend s g<l the recl m the Lisga r cafe te ria te:> en-• joy ,111 even ing o f fello wship and c;xcha nge o f rem-• inisccn ccs of their davs a t Lisga r. Every: d ecad e W,\S represented ,1~ fa~' ba,ck ,as the .ti"':;J~)"• '1930's. The Lisgar Alu m ni Association ; ,,;,l~

: w ish es to thank those w ho a ttend ed as ~ t:{ ~~• wel l i1S D 01W Arr an d for making a ll the ~,~~~

: illT.lI1g m c.:n t~ for the J~ I U, I1,1 1.1 i in re~pect to,• the lise 0 1 the schoo l facilities, s ta ll, and s tud en ts.

Ji t? ready sen t a sub- •

iLI? s tan lial dona-

/ P? ! tio n Confe rence org a-, 'if n izcd by the Canad ia n ,/' Aeronaut ics and Space ln s ti­

tu tc ,Severa l of our s tud en t "astro- •

nau ts" wi ll be participating ando ther s tud en ts will be workingfor the organi zers while rub­bin g shou lders wi th several ofCi1 11tldll'S astronauts. • • • . .•Th e Stud en t Enri chment Co m- : Alumnisnce 19303 gathermi tl cc a nd the Libra ry SPli l lhe :• at Pub N'ghtcos t of a new compu ter w ilhhard drive and modem . Th iscompute r will be used for s.tu­d e n t research (c.g . accessingCar leton Uni versity' s libra ryca talogue). co m m u nica tionswi th schools across the co n ti-nen t and va rio us d a taba ses ,Since connection lim e ca n bequi te expe.nsi\:c we ,ho pe to findspo nsorships lo r th is end ea­vou r a lso . H a nv a lu m nus hassucccs tio ns for 'mnkim'; the

l)\'1 I Im os t o f th is reso u rce p lease c tus kn ow,

Lisgar is again preparing ~o

pa rt icipate in the ln torna tionnlStudent Space Simulati on. Agro up of s tud en ts f~o,m Hous­ton is expected to VISIt us dur­ing the week of December 1 toDecember 8. Their visit wi llco inci d e w ith the four th annualIn ternati onal Week-a w eek ofspecial act ivities p lanned andexecu ted by the Student En­richmen t Commit tee and ourmany studen ts fl:om ,othe r . .co u ntries . Th e high li ght ot th isw eek w ill u ndoubtedly be theFood Fa ir in w hic h the cafete­ria is decked out in flag sand s tudents in their na-tional d ress di spensetas ty and exotic food sfro m the ir coun-tries .

This year we alsopl an to produce a i:[;:=::::+:\?b~okle t that con- Aii' PItams all the ,f)"" rrecipes for the i" /foods tha t the / ,/s tuden ts 'b ring. We will be se ll ing thebooklet in the school to helpraise m oney for o the r enrich ­m ent act iv ities. Cost has no tvet been d ecided bu t w ill likelybe one dollar . If any alumniwould like a copy, co n tact M r.Prichett and leave yo ur na meand address-we'll send you acopy and b il: you when you re­ceive It.

In February we hope to se ndano ther team to Hous ton topa rticipa te in the Space Sim~J1 a ­

tion- a small Sovie t tea m WJ II

also be the re . We arc cu rrent lyp lanning and prepa ril~g ,ou rcontributions to the mi ssionand lining up sponsorsh.ips fo rthe tri p . O ur corporat e friendsfrom Spar Aerospace and Tole­sat Canada have once ag ainsh own their co m m itm en t tospace ed ucati on and ha ve a l-

EnrChrrentCcrnmrtteepars Itve~year

Old PrDtosand Tallbles reededThe Alum ni Associat ion welcomes a ll donati on s and co n­tr ibu tion s to its a rch ives . Please feel free to send a nv andall ma terials to Lisga r o r to drop them off at the schoolduring the day.

Farrer fcottall=tfyss rreerA grour of former Lisga r s tudent s who playedIootbnl together in the ea rly s ixties ga the re"'d far areunion at the home of Michael Heenan a t Maclaren'slandi ng on Sa turday, September TSth. Old me mo rieswere revived a nd spouses and child re n int roduced ata ba rbcquc tha t wa s a g rea t success d espi te theinclemen t weather. Atl10ng those present were BillHamilton, Walt er Ha r ris, Da ve Stanlev , Bob Irvine,Art Sch ocnncr, Mike Bur ke, Ron Byrnes and BillFraser.

• S UPU~STUDENT

• Lisgar s tuden t Kris ten Coupland works wi th a nul tra -hi gh vacuu m cha mber tha t uses asu pc rco nd uc ti ng magnet to s tud v ma g ne tic proper tieso f thin lilm s. She was am o ng 59 ('l igh s tuden ts chosenfrom <111 50 s ta tcs a nd so me fore ig n co un tries

• (incl ud ing Ca nada ) to s tudy supercond uctivity June18-29 at the Argonne Na tional Lab ora tory ncarChi cago. Approxima tely 400 s tuden ts in the programwi ll s tud y science at seven US Depar tment o f Ene rgyn at ion al Iab ora tori cs .Pho to: Argo nne Not ional Laboratory

I wou Id recommend Shad •Val ley to an y s tuden t in ter- •cs tcd in a science, enginee r- •ing, busine ss or ot he r pro - •Iession. This p rog ram is an •opportuni ty to learn abou t •a wid e r <1 nge of topics andmee t man y o the r studen tswith s im ilar in teres ts.While competition is ver ykeen , it is a fun experienceif yo u are for tu na te eno ugh •to at tend .

I learn ed crea tive p rob -lem. so lving techniq ues un- •d cr the direction of a Gl pa- •b lc faculty, wa s exp osed to •man v thi ngs the COI1\'en­tion ; 1sch(;o ! cu rr iculumd ocs not o ffer, a nd m et s tu- •d ents like mvsclf from allover the cou n try. The sec­ond hal f of the su mme r for •sponsored s tuden ts en tails •a paid work term in indus- •try d ur ing the month ofAug ust. For exa mple, Iworked fo r Mit cl Co rpo ra- :lion, co m pos ing a cus tome r .newslett er a nd found my •tim e a t the co m pany veryval uable .

Shad Valley ha s been inopera tion for 8 years andthis year received ov er 1200 :applica tions from studen tswa nt ing to a ttend the pro­g rnm.

g ine ering. For our major •group projec t we had to d e- •sign a product, engineer itfrom scra tch and crea te am arket ing plan for thep roduct . The p rogra m'ss tro ng em phas is on ath lc t- •ics and the ar ts allowed the •s tuden ts to escape the m en- :ta l tasks a nd relax .

BY ELIZABETH CASKEY

The Un iversity of Ne wBrunswick Shad Valley pro­gram, which I a ttended, pro­vide m nny tours of the M<1I' i­times on d ay trips to SaintJohn, King 's Lan ding, nu ­merous beaches a nd parks.We were exposed to therealms of marke ting a nd en-

Lisgar has a trad ition ofha vin g m an y student s go tothe progr am and annua llycompetes for send ing themost s tuden ts to Shad Val ­ley from a si ng le h igh schoolin the coun try . Th is yearwa s no excep tion. MeganBowe r, Elizabeth Ca skey ,Rizwan Haq, Gila Messcri ,Andrew Toye, Leonard Tseand Sasha Wa it a tte ndedprograms a t the Univers itiesof British Co lumbia, NewBru nswick, Acadia and Wa­terloo. We all found the ex­peri ence very worthwhileand an exciting way tospend July.

LBgarvvelH'epre:ented atSudValeyscercecamp

Shad Valley is a summerprog ram that has an en tre­preneurial and scientific em­p hasis. Four hundred g rade11 and 12 s tud en ts fro m allacross Canada are ac cep tedto the program and a tte ndone of eigh t Canadian Uni­ve rsity campuses for themon th of July. The s tud en tsa ttend lectures, lab se m i­nars, listen to gues t speak­ers, work on group projec ts,enjoy some recreati ona l ac­tiviti es, make new frie ndsand have a grea t tim e d ur­ing the four w eeks they arein thc progra m .

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LISGAR

~FUNDL>" R EPORT

The directors of the Lisgar Fundwould like to tha nk all those onthe con tribu tor 's list who havemade dona tion s since the lastnewsletter was published. Yourcontinuing support is very muchappreciated .

ARUIIVffiT he Lisga r Alumni Associat ion

would like to thank all Alumniwho have made donations of arti­fac ts and memorabilia to the Lis­gar Arch ives. The Association wel­comes all gifts of old photos,crests, artifacts and memorabiliathat will aug ment our archi ves.

A special no te of than ks to HelenOgi lvie who donated pho tos,crests and a class rin g from her . .days at Lisgar. Miss Ogil vie grad u­a ted from the Ottawa CollegiateInstitut e in 1927. Both her gmnd fa­thor and father also attended theo.er. He r grandfather eve ntuallybecame the Lieu tenant-Governorof the Yukon and her father wasinvolved in the cons truction of thewater filtration plant a t LemieuxIsland on the Ott awa River ncarBritannia. Ogilvie Road in the Ci tyof Gloucester (Iorrn c rlv Glou cesterTown ship) is named alt er her Iam­iiy.

1 ' hrough the kindness and gene-rosity of severa l donors, ou r ar­

chives has recently come into po­sess ion of several class pins and afew class rings which date back tothe 1920's and 1930's. Whel~ thesetreasures we re pu t on disp lay re­cently in our new archival show­case in the main hall, they genera t­ed a lot of in terest from both staffand students.

We have a favou r to ask all ofyo u alumni ou t there wher everyo u are. Basically, we want toknow two things abou t these p insand rings : 0 ) When di d they star tto come in to vogue a t O.c.!. and(2) when did these items cease tobe a trad ition a t Lisgar? Any lightthat you can shed on these matterswould be very much ap preciated .Please d irect your remarks to ei­ther Doug Arrand or Dave Mac­Cougan care of Lisga r Collegia teIns titute.

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PlNIRIBuroRS'W\ 1 S T

Mary ElizabethLunney

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