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14 SAMARA of Margaret Hardy as the narrator which added so much to the understanding and enjoyment of the play. Attendants, suitors, soldiers, maids, executioner, jailer and priests were played by Betsy Allan, Diana Laird, Philippa Mclaren, Kay Ward, Lois Davidson, Ann Paterson, Suzanne Mess, Anna Cameron, Janet Edwards, Patsy Drake, Anne Chisholm, Isabel Earl, Paula Peters, Pauline Coulson, Ruth Osier and Elizabeth Paish. — M. ALL the time spent in the Art Room this year has been most enjoyable and pro- gressive, too. Four B has been working hard, fashioning puppets from papier-mache, to make a Chinese set. Four A has been trying her hand at finger-painting and has achieved some very weird and wonderful compositions. The Special Art Class is a very large and interested one this year. The first term was given up to drawing in charcoal the patient models who were saved from study periods by being asked to pose for us. This term we have done a great deal of free brush painting. In this, too, the models have helped us and we thank them very much for their time. Christmas cards were printed by the dozen in the Art Room from Lino-cuts and were sold at the bazaar in December. Only a few canvases have been completed in oil paints as yet, but we plan to make great strides in this field after Easter. We want to congratulate Elizabeth Gil- christ, the well-deserving winner of last year ' s art prize, and to wish her the very best of luck for her future in art. Miss May has done everything to make the History of Art and the Interior Decorating classes interesting and instructive. Every one of us wants to thank Miss May for her patience and excellent guidance. L G. YOUTH I stand at the edge of the world, My life before me lies. My heart is high with hopes, My spirit seeks the skies. My years are mine to mould For failure or success. My seeking eyes behold Horizons limitless. Mary Osier, Form VI, Upper. Fry. LUXURY I went to the window last night And looked at the street light. In England could you ? No! Your lights you must not show: At night you see a dark sight. For breakfast I had an orange, And butter I had a lot. In England could you ? No! Your rations, they would go. Your food you must waste not. Camilla Crump, Form IVb, Age 10.
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