Regina Collegiate Institute - Souvenir Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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ESTHER MCKEE Heretofore has handled the hickory stick with great liberality. At present she is great aid to the domestic peace of the Senior Form. The monotony is often relieved by her adventures in rescuing her fallen pencil. Aim- More know- ledge. HERBERT PEACOCK A member of the Intermediate Hockey Team and an enthusiastic soccer player. VVe all love Herb, as Absence makes the heart grow fonderf' Aim-Hopes to become an engineer. ALICE MATCH ETT A typical western girl, born in Regina. She has received all of her secondary education at the R. C. I. where she has developed remarkable ability in Chemis- try and Biology. Aim-Absolutely un- known. WALTER HASTINGS Walt. Hastings, popularly known as Scoop, By Hop. Well known through- out Saskatchewan for his athletic ability. It is stated that he is one of the coming White H opes. Ambition-World Records. CORA MYERS. Hails from the thriving little town of Grand Coulee. Since coming to the Collegiate four years ago she has been a splendid student and has gained the friendship of all the students. We hope she will always be able to wear her bright smile. Ambition-To make friends where- ever she goes. WILFRID BOYCE Answers to the name of Molecule on account of his presence in a small quan- tity. His aim seems to be to cause the teachers annoyance. He shines as cur- ator of the reading room. Ambition- To be quiet. - NORLAINE BURNETT One of Regina's old timers. Has been a beam of sunshine to the R. C. I. sincc she entered as a Junior. Norlaine is a very quiet girl of distinctly artistic tastes and habits, decidedly studious. Ambi- tion-To be an artist. FRED. NICHOL An Ontario youth, first breathed Re- gina air in 1909. Generally conspicuous by his absence from the Senior Form. Has an aptitude for science and will no doubt become a scientist. Hobby-The manufacture of suffocating odors in the Chemical Laboratory. , D SN if IK

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EMMA MARTIN The other Siamese twin. Her mark of distinction-her blue eyes. Alas! she has frequently used these with disastrous results. Her popularity is far reaching, even to the outside aisle. Always has a place at the games. Fond of jokes Kon other peoplej. Chief occupationD-Study- ing Greenls History C?j J AMES BALFOUR Alias Rough Neck. Jimmy is the captain of our hockey team and an all- round husky. He is a product of the '6Cyclone Cityi' and blew in about 1898. Present occupation-Joy-riding. Ambi- tion-Clergyman. ELIZABETH SMITH Commonly known as the late lVIiss Smith, very good natured and a good sport. Her large grey eyes have proved the Waterloo of one poor youth. Lizzie has that very rare power of making a friend of every one. Ambition- To get through Latin class without being asked to translate. CLARENCE TANNER A handsome young mang a product of the land of unexcelled Latin students. Has the most agreeable H-A-R ! H-A-R ! in the school. Motto- Car1'y 3 smile as long as a mile. Yi- ...-.-3---e... A...-kg-.-,1z,,,. EDNA COLRECK This picture portrays a girl who in the future will be sure to find a place for her- self among the learned of the land. Her secret aspiration is to lengthen her name by the addition of two letters which will spell health and happiness to all who come in contact with her. ARTHUR BROWN Alias Whitey Lewis. Hails from Moo- somin. A professional Latin translator and a specialist in football. Walks the straight and narrow path. Is a co-joker with Fearless Fat. Ambition-A shark-in-law. NELLIE ALLBRIGHT ' One of those much to be envied people who, no matter what happens, preserves a calm and serene countenance through- out. Not even the sudden announcement of Physical Science Exam. disturbs her equilibriumg and whilst we quake and quail 'neath the shadow of the Q3rd she alone remains quiet and peaceful in our midst. Ambition- Does not explain. J AMES MURRAY Popularly known as Cap Is fam- ous for his pompadour hair and is an enthusiast at the soccer game. He is a good French student. Ambition-Un- known. 1'

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. FLORENCE COCHRANE Has but lately joined the Collegiate Institute. Her former education was obtained in Lumsden, where, until the fall of 1919, she was a resident. She is a very studious girl and is never in too great a hurry to hunt up forgotten home- work questions or missing notes for delinquents. Ambition-Not known. OLIVER DE.-KN Napoleon Bonaparteug a typical coun- try gentleman from the neighborhood of Condie. Expects to leave the Regina Collegiate Institute for the Royal Military College, Kingston, Ontario, and gain fame as a second Napoleon. Mott.o- I want to be a soldier. PEARL STEWART Of great musical ability, the pride of the Seniors. She is a conspicuous figure in the Friday afternoon Literary where with her sweet voice she soothes away the cares of past and present. Is also a budding poetess and a dandy in French translation. Ambition-Hidden. BEATTIE RAMSAY Hails from the far-famed town of Lumsden. Plays left wing on our hockey team, and is one of the best sports in the school. Takes kindly to fussing. Ambition- To get his E. L. lNI. Cengineer of legal mechanics.j IRENE FURST Infused with a poetic spirit, and star of the German class. Although she is often found excitedly inquiring for the lesson one minute before class: yet when she finds it she takes her part with com- mendable zeal. Ambition- To draw better cartoons. HAROLD STEWART A prairie productg has energy to spare. Has a habit of finishing anything he starts at. lVIotto-- Do or die. Ambition- Judge Stewart or Bust. ANNIE lVIU1R Sounded her first note in Grand Valley, Ont. Nelson, B.C., Davidson and Re- gina all share in the honor of her educa- tion. Her anxiety to lead others along the flowery path of knowledge has lead her to choose teaching as her profession. Ambition- To become a doctor some day. GEORGE MCENVEN One of the Collegiate's Old Timers. Hails from Yellow Grass. Quiet and easy-going. Has great aversion to pub- lic speech making. Would-be joker of the Senior Form. Ambition-Absolutely unknown.