Havergal College - Magazine Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Havergal College Magazine June 13 — Fete for Madeleine Etenaishi. Very successful. Ice cream most remunerative. June 19 — Prize giving, with its well-merited rewards. June 20 — General scattering and some final partings. Sept. 10 — School re-opens. Many new faces and many familiar smiles. Sept. 22 — William Faversham in Julius Caesar. Sept. 23— Basket-ball match against Old Girls. Present win 12-7. Oct. 9 — A welcome visit from Bishop Lucas. Oct. 21 — Florence Carey brings basket-ball team. We were glad to see them even if we did treat them badly ! 27-3. Oct. 29 — Bishop Stringer of the Yukon, with Mrs. Fortin, with us at Morning Prayers. A deeply interesting talk on Eskimo experiences. Oct. 30— Visit of Mr. and Mrs. Cavalier. Mrs. Cavalier tells of the life of the women in India. Oct. 31 — The Annual Masquerade. The sailor boy wins hearts. Dec. 17 — First Form Christmas Tree Entertainment. Dec. 18 — The Kindergarten Entertainment ; great success. Sybil Sapte the school baby. Dec. 19 — Hurrah for the holidays! Tidy up and off! Jan. 6 — School re-opens. The usual tiredness following the roiyid of gaiety in the holidays. Jan. 22 — Archdeacon Fortin ' s lecture on Switzerland. Jan. 24 — Prof. R. G. Moulton ' s lecture on World Literature. Jan. 26 — Kelvin vs. Havergal. Havergal wins 11-1. Jan. 29 — Stella Boyd ' s recital at the Fort Garry. Feb. 2 — Havergal vs. St. John ' s. Havergal wins 29-4. Feb. 3-4— Faust and Tannhauser. Feb. 5 — At St. John ' s, Havergal vs. St. John ' s. Ends in our favor 31-7. Feb. 6 — Plain Party. Plainly enjoyed. Feb. 9 — Havergal vs. United Colleges. Alas ! we are badly beaten— 31-9. Feb. 13 — Valentine Party, Upper III. A success as usual. Feb. 20 — St. John ' s is seized with Kleptomania. We much enjoy the seizure. Feb. 21— Mantell in Merchant of Venice. Feb. 25 — Dr. Archer tells of medical mission work in India. Feb. 27 — Pink Party, Lower V. So dainty, much enjoyed. March 3 — Gymnastic display. March 5 — To Fort Garry to hear Arthur Friedheim. March 13— Bloomer Party by Shell. What about the Arith- metic race? 18

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Havergal College Magazine Special Prizes Sports Senior Gymnastic Cup Elsie Scrimes Presented by Mr. E. L. Drewry Tennis Racket Margaret Smith Presented by Miss Norrington Junior Gymnastic Cup June Suckling Presented by Mr. T. H. Webb Basket Ball Cup Day Girls ' Team (Presented by the Very Rev. Dean Coombes) Form Drill Cup Shell Form (Presented by Miss Dalton) Subjects. Scripture Helen Lethbridge Presented by His Grace The Archbishop of Rupert ' s Land English Literature Medal Kathlyn Hinton Presented by Ven. Archdeacon Fortin Music Helen Lethbridge Drawing Amy Ebbutt Ruth Fairbairn Scholarships Day School $25.00 Stella Mozley Presented by Mr. E. L. Drewry Boarder ' s Scholarship $75.00 Dorothy McDougall Presented by Mr. E. L. Drewry Medal for High Character Kathlyn Hinton Presented by Lady Cameron THE CHRONICLE. May 11 — Decoration T) y. May 16 — Empire Pageant. Young Havergal goes Gathering Peascods and Bean Setting. May 23 — Dean Robinson speaks on the Flag. Not once or twice in our fair Island ' s story, The Path of Duty was the way to glory. May 24 — Victoria Day; whole holiday. May 26 — Captain Amundsen lectures on the South Pole. June 4 — Past vs. Present in basketball. AVin for Past 13-12. Who gave that penalty goal? June 5 — Gym. competition. Congratulations to Elsie Scrimes and June Suckling. June 6 — Annual Horse Show, Havergal girls compete. June 10— Old Girls match. They win 16-12. We console our- selves with tea and cake. 17

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Havergal College Magazine March 20 — Lower III. Ping-pong tournament. A short, sharp seizure of pingpongitis follows. April 3 — High class Variety Entertainment by Upper V. We all love Flossie. April 8 — Easter holidays. Farewell to Miss Jackson, and wel- come to Miss Lamond. April 21 — School re-opens. April 22 — Morris Dances given again by request. April 28 — Matrics vs. Upper V. The latter win 14-5. May 1 — Gym. girls give demonstration at St. Matthew ' s. May 5 — Miss Jones takes Junior boarders to see Rainey ' s Pictures. May 6 — Mistresses vs. Boarders. AVon by latter 11-0. May 7 — Commander Evans ' splendid and inspiring lecture — heroism and self-sacrifice. May 11 — Gym. competition. Cup winners. — Marian Sweeny and Jane Suckling. Hearty congratulations ! May 15 — Matriculation Form entertains boarders at a picnic. TO THE EDITOR. Editor, thou surely art A creature of a stony heart ! Else could ' st thou never turn thine ear From all the groanings thou dost hear ; Or dog our foot-steps when we see Thy Magazine and try to flee ! In vain we plead the stress of work, AVe ' re told quite plainly that we shirk; In vain complain of vacant mind, Ideas and subjects thou dost find. AA T e have no literary bent? Why, then, to drawing we are sent, Or, failing that, a last resort, Are told that riddles are our forte ! And so with matter, good or ill, Thou striv ' st the Magazine to fill. AVell, Editor, if this should strain Thy shattered nerves, and jaded brain, ' Twill prove the saying thou dost scorn, That writers are not made, but born ! 10