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

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GINA COLLEGIATE INSTI'I'U'l'E SOUVENIR LITERARY SOCIETY EXECUTIVE. Top Row: G. VVELLS, J.xs. BALFOUR, H. HAY. Second Row: D. IXICLEAN, V. CLINE, L. Dowswl-:LL, F. AIARTIN, A. AIULLER, N. F. BLACK, M.A.: 15. BICLEAN, T. SINTON, R. SHIEFNER. Third Row: F. CROMIE, E. VVILLOUGHBY, N. BIACAIURCHY, B.A. QPriucipalJg E. HERON Fourth Row: H. LoNGwonTuY, W. IXIILLIGAN, J. SHEP1-Ama. A. ARMSTRONG.

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X x REGINA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE SOUVENIR Armour, Martha Alexander, Slater Anderson, Russel Anderson, Ray Aspin, Marjorie Armstrong, Arthur Burrel, George Brown, Norman Brisbin, Ewart Bolton, Helen Broder, Maybelle Beare, Vera Boez, Olga Benson, Bonnie Behrens, Russel Bevan, Hilda Binnie, Ada Brown, Esther Bruce, Haddon Creighton, Leslie Creighton, Hazel Cronk, Harold Cameron, Margaret Chambers, Marjorie Crawford, Hazel Cook, Ralph Craigie, Luella Child, Maud Child, Victoria Cline, Marjorie Craig, Hattie Crawford, Francis Darke, Clifford Duff, Harry Dawson, Merle Dumphy, Sadie Elliott, Tom Students of the First Year in Elwood, Grace Estlin, Marion Eis, Hyman Ervin, Willis Fleming, Clifford Findlay, Logan Fergusson, Essie Franks, Marjorie Froome, Foster Foster, Zella Grant, Mabel Gardiner, Marguerite Garwood, Ross Gauld, Gretta Goodmurphy, Mabel Gibson, Olga Gore, Mabel Harding, Fred. Harding, Wilfild Hermann, Samuel Hastings, Pauline Hinton, Elgin Hotchkiss, Rosamond Hipwell, Marjorie Hyde, Robert Huber, Earl Hogarth, Clarence Hutchinson, Mabel Honeyman, Constanc Hawes, Charlie Hill, Launza Hamilton, Bruce Hall, Pearl Hildreth, Mona Hetherington, Nina Heron, Effie Hicks, Lance 6 Attendance 1 912-13 Jameson, Jennie Jones, Ethel C. Johnston, Edna Jones, Harry Jackson, Elsie Kasenburg, Winnie Kinread, Doris Kramer, Albert Low, David Lauder, Violet Laubach, Bernard Learoyd, Helen Laxton, Jos. Leigh, Colina Lyne, Inez Lander, Edward Llewellyn, Violet MacLean, Robin MacDonald, Donald Milligan, Charles Mitchell, Dorothy MacPherson, Fern McCannel, Jean McClatchie, Myrtle MacMurchy, Norma MacMurchy, Margaret Martin, Edna McCusker, Herbert Martin, May McGill, Flora McCracken, Jean Mowat, Oliver McLellan, Harold McElhinney, Willetta McDonald, Gordon MacDougal, Ruth McFarlane, Margaret McLean, Eva McKay, Ruth Murphy, Herbert Markham, Fred. Malone, Charlie McIntyre, Marjorie McDonald, Harold Morton, John Mason, Edgar McElmoyle, Mattie McDonald, Ina Mabee, Lorena Morton, Margaret Nesbitt, Florence S. Nelson, Grace Noonan, Irene Nelson, Florence Publow, Eva Parker, Stanley Patterson, Annie Patterson, John Potte1', Norman Purdy, Harriet Phillips, Elina Robinson, Lizzie Rowson, Lillian Roney, Edythe Rowand, Annie Rennebohm, Hazel Raby, Laura Roberts, Lloyd Reed, Howard M. Sandstrom, VValter Scott, Walter Stemshorn, Blanche Sinton, Tenie Smith, Charlotte Stewart, Laura Scott, Jeanette Stewart, Jack Schiefner, Ruth Scissons, Doris Stewart, Elva Stevens, Mildred Sturdy, Winnie Shaw, Mary Shaw, Weldon Stewart, Lloyd Shepherd, Archie Sullivan, Cecile Schwartz, Margaret Seed, Violet Smith, Fern Staples, Marguerite Stokes, Luella Sullivan, Kathleen Sparling, Russel Smith, Austin Tasker, Homer Thompson, May Thompson, Freeman Taylor, Olive Traub, Glee Traub, Percy Vernon, Myra Watt, Elsie NVashburn, Gladys Wells, Basil Ward, Alma Ward, Helen VVilliamson, Francis Weir, Cecil Wood, Shirley Westgate, Marjory

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The Literary Society 1912-13 Although the Literary Society has always played a promi- The personnel of the Executive is as follows: nent part in the studentis education, this year it has exerted a greater influence than ever. This'is due chiefly to the new organisation of the society. Owing to the large number of students in attendance this year it was thought that tlie one general society would not be able to serve all the students equally well. Consequently the main society was subdivided into three lesser organisations, the Senior Literary Society, for the Students of the Senior and lyliddle School, the Second Year Literary Society for its students, and one for the first year. These met on Wedliesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons of each week respectively. Students from the Senior Literary Society only were allowed to compete in the Balfour Oratory Contest. Each of these societies elected its own chairman, secretary and form representatives, the chairman to hold office for one month only. These committees arranged for the weekly programmes and controlled any entertainments that were for their own students, while the general business pertaining to the Literary Society was conducted by the lylain Executive. To the careful attention and the activity of this Executive is due tl1e success of the At Home, which was held in December, 1912 and the publication of this Souvenir Number in 1913. Honorary President .... Mr. Justice J. T. Brown Honorary lst Vice President .... J. A. Allan, Esq. Honorary 2nd Vice President. .lNIrs. Robert Sinton President ,.................... Fred. YV. Martin 1st Vice President .... Qnd Vice President ..... . . . Secretary .......... f 1 1 reasurer ,... Auditor .............. Senior Form Councillor lVIiddle A Councillor ....... Middle B Councillor. . . Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior H A Councillor H B Councillor I A Councillor .... I B Councillor. I C Councillor. I D Councillor .... . .Lela B. Dowswell . . . .August Muller Adeleine Armstrong . . .James S. Balfour . . . . . .George Wells Harold Longworthy ........Vera Cline . . . .Dan MacLean .......Harry Hay . .A .VValter Milligan . . . . .Tenie Sinton . . . .Ruth Schiefner ......EfHe Heron . . . . .Eva McLean -L. DOWSWELL