Qu Appelle Diocesan School - Noster Annus Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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PRIZE UST June, 1959 Junior — 1st ••••••••• Joan Horsman Intermediate - 1st ••• Valerie Swinton Senior - 1st ••••••••• Ruth Horsman Music Senior ..... Jeanna Baty Junior - 2nd.. Young Intermediate - 2nd • •• Sylvia Sloan Senior — 2nd ••••••••• Carole Lovell Junior ••••••••••••••• Joan Horsman n-rarmi - kuarded to the Most Promising Actress •••••••••••••••••••• Eleanor DeWolf A.M.Kindergarten - P.M.Kindergarten - Proficiency •••••••.Neil Bailey Scripture ••••••••••••••••.Melanie Brown Proficiency •••••••••••••• Heather Anderson Scripture •••••••••••••••• Mary Jean Duncan Grade VII - 1st Proficiency .. •••••••••• Judy Fairley - 2nd Proficiency ••••»••.••••.•••. Maureen Scrivener Grade VIII - 1st Proficiency ••••••••.•••• Joan Horsman Gr, VII VIII - Scripture .. •••••••••••• Judy Fairley Grade IX - 1st Proficiency ••••••••••••••••• Eleanor DeWolf - 2nd Proficiency ••••••••••••••••• Elizabeth Moffet - 3rd Proficiency ••••••••••••••••• Claire Scott - 4th Proficiency ••••••••••••••••• Valerie Swinton - General Proficiency •••Helen Mason, Donna Eichel, Jocelyn Rogers Grade X Grade XI - Grade XII - - Scripture ... •••• Donna Eichel - 1st Proficiency ••••• • ••• Sharon Robb - 2nd Proficiency ••••• •••• Wilma Robb - 3rd Proficiency . •••• Cathie Atherton - 4th Proficiency ••••• •••• Jeanna Baty - Scripture ........... • ••• Agnes Bums - 1st Proficiency •••••• •••• Fay Kerr - Scripture •••••••••••• •••• Fay Kerr - Mathematics •••••••••• •••• Margaret Belcher - English and History •• •••• Fay Kerr - 1st Proficiency •••••• •••• Joan Vickers - 2nd Proficiency •••••• .... Mavis Hopper - 3rd Proficiency •••••• •••• Ruth Horsman - 4th Proficiency •••••• •••• Mavis Brass - Scripture •••.••••.... •••• Margaret Ball - Mathematics .. •••• Ruth Horsman - Science ••»••..... •••• Mavis Hopper - English and History •• •••• Joan Vickers - French ••.... .... Mavis Brass The Sister Katherine Scripture Memorization Prize • ...« Joan Horsman Helpfulness Prize ....Helen and Shirley Dencker The Dorothy Rovall Deportment Prize ••••••.....•..•••• Pat Clemens Sunbury Cup - Awarded to the Junior All ound irl ... Val Bwinton Head Girl ' s Cup .. ••••••••••••••••• .. Mavis Hopper ADDENDA F O C. G. Kennedy Memorial Trophy.Elaine Wilson The Hugh Pick Scholarship .Fay Kerr

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BEVERLY BRUCE,is a pleasant looking day girl, who is the elusive type. Bev is a member of the Badminton Club,and her ambition is to be a chemical engineer. MAUREEN SCRIVENER,is a day girl who excels at many things,both good and bad.If there is whispering and giggling amoung the Grade VII ' s,this lively blonde is usually the cause of it.She is the last but not least of I the Three Twirpateers ' . ' CANDY COWAN is one of the Three Twirpateers . Al¬ though she looks like a quiet girl, this impish rascal is quite a laugh- maker with her funny faces. She will be re¬ membered for those Mathematics answersJ JUDY FAIRLY,is a quiet, in ocent-looking day girl, but if you believe tales told by friends, she is neither quiet nor innocent. Ihis little blonde is also one of t e Three Twirpateers. HEATHER FLETCHER is a generous gal who is just like a department store. She has everything from pencils to Kleenex, and is always ready to share them. Heather is a mem¬ ber of the Choir and Drama Club. ROBERTA MOTHERWELL is a brunette from Abemethy. She will be remembered for practising in the alcove at 7:00 A.M. Roberta is a member of botn the Q.D.S. and St. Paul ' s Choirs. MARYGOLD SYMONS,is a little redhead from Upper Cache Creek,B.C. Her most appealing characteristic is her accent.Marygold 1 s nick name is Garibaldi. JANET WEBSTER,is a lively boarder from Uranium City. Usually she may be found read¬ ing and sucking her favourite finger.She is a full-fledged member of the I FORGOT family. LYNDA GRAZIER,is the youngest Q.D.S. ' er,and is full of get up and go . HER talk and infectious laughter is often heard resounding through Q.D.S. halls. 26

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Jn the Kindergarten , w T he Morning Kindergarten ' Hj Melanie Brown is the first arrival. Before long we are invaded by the members of the first taxi. Is anybody there? yells Randy McIntyre through the crack of the open door. Lunches are deposited in the proper place and soon outdoor clothes are hung up and Neil Bailey and Doug Taylor settle down to building with blocks, Kathy McFetridge and Cicely Smith play with dolls, Jackie Rowand, Jim Balfour and Murray Robb, as cowboys, take out the horses, Howard Arndt fetches the plasticine box, while Charlie Cameron wanders around, inspecting the latest batch of pictures on the walls. Soon Clear up is reneated happily, and we assemble in real quietness in our places on the circle. Roll call and conversation follow, in which Ken Jeffrey takes a leading part. Then come the Scripture story and prayers. Audrey Blackstock always knows the right answer to holy questions. Games usually follow soon. Long ago the boys pleaded for a time in which they could play rough , so while they enjoy this, the quieter ones cluster around Sister, and Brenda Tamaki brings forward some delightful toy from home to show us. Soon we join in more organized games. David Stone sometimes takes part in these, though more often he quietly observes. Handwork and lunch follow to which Leah Kangles has probably brought some interesting Greek pastry. Then we may have a story. Soon it is time for swings and teeter totters out of doors, after which we re¬ assemble to chant ou Goodbye, everyone . 28