Havergal College - Magazine Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Havergal College Magazine sided. After the annual report had been read by Miss Jones, Mrs. Cameron kindly distributed the prizes. These were awarded as follows : SPECIAL PEIZES. Scripture Marion Bell Presented by His Grace The Archbishop of Rupert ' s Land Medal for English Literature Marjorie Shaw Presented by Yen. Archdeacon Fortin Modern Languages Annie Wodlinger Music Medal . Helen Maulson Presented by Messrs. Mason Risen Piano Prizes Pearl Pieper Dorothy Adams Fanny Rosner Drawing , (1) Amy Ebbutt (2) Christina Lyall Cup for Gymnastics Elsie Scrimes Presented by Mr. E. L. Drewry Cup for Basket Ball Boarders ' Team Presented by the Very Rev. Dean Coombes Cup for Drill Form Upper IV. Presented by Miss Dalton Scholarships Day School $25.00 Kathlyn Hinton Presented by Mr. E. L. Drewry Boarders ' Scholarship, $75.00 Dorothy Colcleugh Presented by Mr. E. L. Drewry Medal for High Character Marion Bell Presented by Mrs. Cameron Examinations Passed HAVERGAL DIPL03IA Annie Wodlinger Marjorie Shaw Pearl Pieper Fanny Robinson Lelia Henderson TORONTO COLLEGE OF MUSIC Third Year, First-Class Honours Helen Maulson Second Year, First-Class Honours Dorothy Adams FORM PRIZES Form I. General Merit Helen Munro Douglas Blackett Form II. General Merit Marguerite Mathers Priscilla MacBride 15 ;

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Havergal College Magazine ■ year ? It is quality that counts. As to quantity, we have no choice : it is demanded from us every day. So shall Knowledge grow from more to more, But more of reverence in us dwell; That mind and soul, according well, May make one music as before, But vaster. Your sincere friend, Eva L. Jones. EDITORIAL NOTES In presenting this sixth number of the Havergal Magazine, the committee hopes that it will be of interest to all Havergal girls, both of the past and present. That ought always to interest us which is of service to use, and their school magazine ought to be of peculiar service to all the girls. To those who have already passed beyond the College halls, it will serve to broaden their lives by enlisting their sympathies in the growth, problems and aims of the college from year to year. By inciting those girls who are in attendance to use whatever talent they may have to make the magazine a success, not only is their affection for, and loyalty towards, the college strengthened, but their ability is • also in- creased, with the result that they are capable of more efficient efforts each succeeding year. As we aim to make the magazine, as far as possible, a publica- tion for the girls, by the girls, the committee has been much grati- fied by the enthusiasm shown this year throughout the school in the contribution of material. Health We are very thankful that we have nothing more serious to record this year than the usual colds. The general health has been very good. Confirmation During Lent, confirmation classes were conducted in Holy Trinity by Mr. Kibourg. On March 16th, at Holy Trinity, the following girls were confirmed by the Bishop of Saskatchewan: Embree McBride, Kathleen Hole, Margaret Macnab, and Marian Lord. Prize Giving The annual prize-giving was held on the evening of June 14th, 1912. His Grace the Archbishop of Bupert ' s Land pre- 14

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Havergal College Magazine Form III. General Proficiency .... (1) Gwendolen Detchon (2) Kate Rowley Form Lower IV. General Proficiency Eleanor Cox Merit Frances Code Form Upper IV. Proficiency (1) Jean Bell Presented, by Messrs. Russell, .Lang fc Co. (2) Mary Watson Merit , (3) Helen Wilson Shell General Proficiency Frances Astley Merit Blanche Henderson F orm V. Special Hazel Wright Form Lower V. Proficiency . . (1) Dorothy Colcleugh .... (2) Elsie Henderson Matriculation I. Kathlyn Hinton Manitoba University Examinations Passed Matriculation I — Xora Burton, 3rd class. Florence Carey. 2nd class. Kathlyn Hinton, IB. Dorothy McDougall, 2nd class. Marjorie Watson, 3rd class. Matriculation II. — Carrie Anderson, 2nd class. x Marion Bell, IB. CHRONICLE, 1912-13. May 12 — Decoration Day. Havergal watches from the boxes at the end of Broadway. May 17 — Conquest of Amazona given again by special request. Stella Mozley comes to the rescue as grandparent. May 23 — Empire Day celebration. May 29 — Final examinations begin. Groans ! June 4- — Fete for Madeline Etenaishi. Great success. Concert nets $43.50. June 5 — Horse Show. Kate Rowley decorated. June 14 — Prize-giving. June 15 — Home for the Summer Vacation. Hurrah for the holi- days ! Sept. 11 — School re-opens. Much uniting of severed friendships. Sept. 17 — Basketball begins. First game in favour of the Day Girls (10—4). 16