La High School MagazineMontreal, Canada . e belgi a terra. Barbone, tramp, tramp. Ancora più debole e più debole si sente.e ci rivolgiamo ancora una volta la nostra fatica quotidiana e prego Dio di custodire questi cari. JEAN THOMPSON,VLB., G.H.S. Zio Ned-perché, Johnnie, si dontswear? Johnnie-No, zio, io non lo giuro, ma Iknow tutte le parole ! La HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZINE 19 LA HIGH SCHOOL boy scout per alcuni anni si è parlato ofrecruiting una truppa di Boy Scout da theranks della High School di allievi. La dif-ficult giaceva nel fissaggio del ser ices di un cap in grado Scoutmaster, w0 sarebbe al sametime in clo

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The High School MagazineMontreal, Canada . e Belgians land. Tramp, tramp, tramp. Yet fainter and fainter we hear.And we turn once more to our daily toil And pray God to guard those dear. JEAN THOMPSON, VLB., G.H.S. Uncle Ned—Why, Johnnie, you dontswear, do you? Johnnie—No, uncle, I dont swear, but Iknow all the words ! THE HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZINE 19 THE HIGH SCHOOL BOY SCOUTS For some years past there has been talk ofrecruiting a troop of Boy Scouts from theranks of the High School pupils. The dif-ficult lay in securing the ser ices of a cap-able Scoutmaster, w ho would be at the sametime in close touch w ith the ideas and trad-itions of the school. This was soKed whenMr. Lordly. Secretary of the Provincial BoyScout Organization, expressed his w illingnessto undertake the task with the aid of Mr.Lockhart. as Joint Scoutmaster. Mr. Lordly had recently become Scout-master of the 14th Montreal Troop, whosemembership was then ery small. Its head-quarters were transferred to the High Schoolin Noembcr last, and about thirtv-five. The Aquatic Team of the 14th Montreal High School)Troop. Winners of the •Clouston Cup forSwimming and Life Saving pupils were enrolled in its ranks. ith cap-able officials and a staff of instructors drawnfrom the teachers and the old boys of theschool, the members of the troop hae madegreat progress. A most creditable exhibitionof Scoutcraft was given in the Gymnasium^^onthe evening of March 3rd in the presence of alarge number of boys, parents and friends. During the past three months three membersof the troop have earned the badge of KingsScout. The staff of the troop are as follows:—H. A. Lordly. W.S.M.H. P. Lockhart. W.S.M.A. L. Belasco. W.A.S.M.D. J. Proudfoot. W.A.S.M. L. R. Skinner, Instructor in Shooting.Dr. .Anderson. Instructor in .AmbulanceHarold Corrineau, Instructor in Swim-ming and Life Saving.John Taylor, P L., Kings ScoutHarold Coram, P.L.Brodie Sterling, P.L.Clinton Orrock, P.L.Duncan Anderson, P.L., Kings Scout.Graha

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