The High School MagazineMontreal, Canada . l soon forget it. The sceneryand costumes were delightful, and the girlskept up the reputation of past years plays andset a high standard for those to come. Theproceeds of these two entertainments weredevoted to the Patriotic Fund and the . Fund for work at the front. E. C. F. TWELFTH NIGHT Balance. As You Like It. $ Interest .48 Tickets, Twelfth Night— Boys side Girls side Door receipts War tax 2 .09 Total $ Expenditure Total $ Proceeds going to Overseas Fund $ The proceeds from lu
The High School MagazineMontreal, Canada . l soon forget it. The sceneryand costumes were delightful, and the girlskept up the reputation of past years plays andset a high standard for those to come. Theproceeds of these two entertainments weredevoted to the Patriotic Fund and the . Fund for work at the front. E. C. F. TWELFTH NIGHT Balance. As You Like It. $ Interest .48 Tickets, Twelfth Night— Boys side Girls side Door receipts War tax 2 .09 Total $ Expenditure Total $ Proceeds going to Overseas Fund $ The proceeds from lulius Caesar amount-ed to $104. net. Of this sum $29 was votedby the boys to the Boy Scouts Troop and$75 to the Belgian Relief Fund. There was a young lady named DollyWho exclaimed, I do so love holly: But if you must know, I prefer mistletoe;For to kiss underneath it is jolly. There was a young fellow of Lynn,who grew most distressingly thin. One day he essayed To drink he slipped through the straw and fell in. IJIi-MMJ THE HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY CLUB During previous years we have had a monthlySchool Magazine, but last year marked theepoch of the Literary Club, which took itsplace during the year, the magazine beingpublished only in June. Last year the Clubwas quite a success and this year we havedone our best to make it a still greater success. The membership of the Girls School w^asgreater than that of the Boys This was ap-parently due to the impossibility of the boysbinding themselves to attend the meetingsregularly. However, as for some unknown reason, they, as well as the girls, turned out inlarge numbers to the meetings of the Club, weshall say no more, but be content with theexcellent attendance each afternoon. Three meetings were held during the term,the first of which was free. At the other cents admission was charged. The totalreceipts were $ The programmes werewell carried out and contained some very gooditems. John Gilpin, p
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