A Refreshing "breeze"

"The Breeze" the new High School publication is out. The little magazine is a very onO to thosë wbo have been giveii charge for tho senior uláss, which the publication ia intended, mainly, to represent. All . the classes in the High Schcol will, however, be given a showing. The pages, of wbich tnere are 48, are 41 x 81 inches. The oóyer is of heavy enamclod paper witln a.noit design in red and black and blue for the front cover. It was designed by i'ihch, of DatFoit. A íine half tone of the late Miss Mary E. Dickcy forms an appropriate frontispiece. The contenta are "High School Breezes,'' a Poem by V. N. C. ; "Some Pleasure Resorts in and About London, hy: Mrs. Sunderland; "Xeeds of Every Student," by Pro. I,. P. Jocclyn ; . HoVv tó Study: by Prof. S. Moatgoniery ; "Mary E. Dickejy" by Mary E. . Hunt. Au account of the famous base ball .gïUne between the High,. School Xaeülty and a team frota the . U. oí M. faculty. 1950" . by-Edward Lucas: ■'Aa Adventure with Indians," by n. de Pont: "Editorial'-" and "News " rtre lattör covers hevs items includjng alumni notes, athletics, society news, S. C. A. notes, closing the number wiih puzles and joke under the headings "Kinks and Curls,'1 "Gusts". and "Chats." TUe board of editors consiste of tiie following: J. Fox, managing editor: W. H. Himes, busi"ness manager; Lucia Lyons, Ksther Matchett S. Fouch and D. 1". Zimmerman. There is also an advisory board consisting oí Supt. Perry, L. 1'. Joaelyn and SaraAVhedon. If this board succeeds in keeping up the high Standard wnich they have set in tho iirst number. thoy may be reasonably sure of maklng their new' publication a complete success.