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

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lx ,M PRIZE WINNERS 1919-20 Back Row:-R. Gooderhani, PJ. Harrison, H. Fields, G. R Dolan QPrinci1iall, F. Honeyinan, E. PH1,l91'lll3St91', B. Larson, lil. Miller. Front ROW:-F. Cunningham, L. Purdy, lil. Sampson, G. Yennels, O. Leitch. ' Scott, D. Bruce. 1 Arahrmir anim Athlrtir Igrir-as Elini, 1913-IH L ' SENIOR roRM University of Saskatchewan Scholarship, 54250 annually, tenalile Tlirougli- out course-Marsh Davidson. Governor-General's Medal for Character, Scholarship, Athletics, etc.-- Donald Armstrong. General Proficiency Medal for First Class-Annie McKerricl1er. Chief Justice Brown 's Medal for Proficiency in Senior Matriculation- Donald Armstrong. General Proficiency Medal for First Glass, Part One-Norma Scott. The R. D. Mclllurchy Prize n Latin-Harry Fields. Prize in Frenoh--I-Iarry Fields. MIDDLE FORM Chief Justice BroWn's General Proficiency Medal for Junior Matricula- tion-Frank Cunningham. General Proficiency Medal for Second Class-Harry Miller. General Proficiency Medal for Second Glass, Part One-Belva Harrison. Prize in Latin and French-Harriet Purdy. ' 41

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Tl-IE BRYANT PRIZE FCEM, 1920 A VIOLIN by lflffnrt. E. K. Middletown Thou heavenly-seeiuing casket of sweet sound, I love to hear thee in thy 111EliS'lL6117S hand, At whose ooininand ' Thou livest, uttering things ineffable, sweeter Than nature 'st sweetest moods- Things that would carry ine Far, far away on wings of melody, Into a Paradise of Music, niade Bv thee. Wlieil thou speakest, ' I hear the bubbling of summer brooks, Mingled in wild, liquid Allegro Witli the soft drone of honey-laden bees, L Or, on a thought, The night wind sighing in the river-willow- All these. Dost thou know That thou canst inake me weep te-airs, joyful tears 6? Or if thy inaster list Canst hold ine breathless and ainazed, as might The peerless beauty of at loved one? Yes, These things and inany more. Thou, of Manls oreatures nearest the divine, Art thou not truly feeling and alive? ' I' For it would seein to me That nothing but a thing of life, A thing of throbbing passion, A thing of joys and woes, Could ery out with emotion in suoh Inatehless fashion- Nay, who knows? y I . rl g J 40 0

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Prize. in llnglislr-Frank Cunningham, by reversion, Ellik Papermaster. Prize in 3121'fllPlll?li'lCSi1'I31'1'Y Miller, by reversion Frank Cunningham, by reversion Gordo11 Yennels. JUNIOR FORM General Proficiency Medal for Second Year-Edith Sampson. General Proficiency Medal for First Year-Lois Purdy. G. D. Robertson 's General Prohciency Medal for First Year Commercial- Johanna Southwell. Prize in History, Second Year-Marie Jacobs. B The lYarren McAra Medal for Manual Training, First Year-Ronald Gooderham. The lVarren Mr-Ara Medal for Manual Training, Second Year-Douglas Bruce. OPEN TO ALL THE SCHOOL The J. B. Bryant Medal for Best Original Poem-Beatrice F. Honeyman. The Canadian Club Prize for Best Historical Essasy-Blanche Larson. ATHLETIC PRIZES Boys' Senior Championship Medal-Theodore Spencer, by reversion, Claude Tannahill. Boys' Intermediate Championship Medal-Rufus Middleton. Boys' Junior Championship Medal-Delmar Johnson. Midget Championship-Philip Achtzener. Girls' Senior Championship-Olive Leitch. Girls' Intermediate Championship-Blanche Paquet. f Girls' Junior Championship-Ruby Harper. Girls' Relay Race, Normal School vs. Collegiate-Olive Leitch, Helen Smith, Dela Longworthy, Ruby Harper. , Boys' Relay Race, Normal School vs. Collegiate-Ted. Spencer, Harry Paulin, Claude Tannahill, Alan Belcher. Strathcona Trust Medals--Cal Gold, Harcourt Vernong Qbj Silver, A. VVood Ql9l7-l8D, T. French H918-l9l: Ccj Bronze-1, Lawrence Smartg 2, Stanley Evoyg 3, Harold VVrightg 4, Hubert Knowles. COMMENCEM ENT EXERCISES On Friday evening, November Fourteenth, the annual Com- mencement Exercises were held at the Normal School, and, not- withstanding the increased accomodation a capacity audience was in attendance. At 7,30 p. in. the proceedings opened with a selec- tion by the Colleciate orchestra and songs by the school. The or- chestra performed in their usual finished style and assisted through- out in the evening's entertainment. Another special feature of the programme Was the drill given by the junior girls and the gymn- astic excercises given by the boys. Mr. Ted Spencer, President of the Students' Athletic and Literary Society gave a. short addr-ess in which it was evident that the student's organization were in .1 healthy and flourishing condition. . The event of the evening was the presentation of prizes and diplomas and, as on other occasions, the receipients excercised their usual self-possession, everything passed off in good order. 'The prize poem which was recited by Mary MacGillivary Le-e was written by Fairley Honeymoon and the presentation of a gold 42 -