1923


 * Interesting Information**
 * The phrase "Bigger and better than ever" was used to describe the first promenade
 * The phrase "hotdog" classified the freashmen in the school
 * Basketry and auto mechanics were added to the industrial classes
 * School inspector comments on the school's inadequancy
 * construction was approved on the north-west corner of the building total cost coming to $ 52 000
 * Students enrolled were now 207
 * The gymnasium was now in the process of being heated

**Staff of 1923**
 * Miss M.L. Brills
 * Miss Olive M. Burns
 * Miss F. Mary Richardson
 * Mr. Neil D. Reid
 * Miss Lily P. Huner
 * Miss Mabel Powell
 * Mr. A. Martimer Robertson

1.Thou shalt not be tardy 2. Drink not of the fountain in the Hall, for thou wilt drink deep of the very dregs of Lake Huron 3. Cast not reflections upon thy teachers, rather give them thy little mirror and bid them cast a light upon thy studies 4. Thou shalt not snap thy fingers in class lest some golf enthusiast (African) call out unwittingly "Septem undecim veniant!" 5. Look not in geometry class at a swaying branch or a flitting bird, for thou wilt find thyself thereupon before the blackboard, drawing lines and angles, doing the bidding of some droning voice 6. Cry not "My per cent is up on the bulletin board!" before thou makest sure it is not down. 7. Do not with a mouse as Beevers does, for thereby hangeth a tale. 8. Tread thou not too heavily in the Asembly Hall, remember the plaster, and the heads of the Chemistry class 9. Accept not thy neighbour's promptings when being quizzed, for thou wilt surely find thyself in deep waters and warm. 10. Lastly, forget not that thy teachers, too, are human and appreciate a good joke, even although it is not of their own making. So, if perchance thou sayest something funny, make thou sure that they too do hear it.
 * High School Laws**