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

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Thus, is it any wonder that with such a laboratory, such a group of experimenters, and such material, more successful results are obtained each year? For the conclusion, see the graduating class! Mildred K. Nobles, IV B Back RowgCLeft to Rightj Jas. Mitchell, H. C. Andrews, D. Swan, J. E. Campbell, W. E. Sloan, J. G. Eadie Second Row Bliss V. Leech, A. R. MacKenzie, Miss R. B. Riddell, Bliss hi. K. Steeves, lNIiss V. K. MacMillan, Mrs. H. Knight Wilson, Miss .A. J. Dickson E. L. Spencer, Miss M. Sinclair A Third Row W. G. Scrimgeour, Miss I. Allan, G. R. Dolan, Miss E. D. Cathro, R. McEwan Fourth Row W. C. Angus, W. S. Holmes, E. C. Mclilachern, A. Hodgkins, G. H. Hogarth 14

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why's and whcrefore's of former days, and is assisting the ISF form along the tortuous road to departmental exams. The other teachers know that when, on Thursday after- noons, certain members of their classes are absent, those students are standing entranced outside the library door, listening to Sounds and sweet airs, which give delight and hurt not, which issue from said door. For there Miss Riddell is leading the splen- did school orchestra which she has organized and trained. At other hours other music, vocal this time, pours from the Audi- torium, where Miss Riddell once more is leading form singing or the Glee Club. The result of this splendid work is seen and appreciated at our school concerts. Miss Riddell also carries on the art work of the school. But a live Western town like Regina must produce students who are proficient, not only in subjects of study, but also in athletic work. Thus it is that we have instructors in physical culture, until Easter Mrs. W. J. Eadie led the girls of the school in athletic activities, always showing the vim and interest, which endeared her to the girls. After Easter, Mrs. Wilson came to replace her, and she is proving herself a fitting follower. Mr. J. G. Eadie, who in himself embodies all the attributes of a good physical training, is the instructor of the boys. His jolly smile and chuckle makes him the pal of every boy. . There is another laboratory in the collegiate which produces delicious and appetizing smells and dainty sewing in contrast to the odoriferous products of the chemistry laboratory. This department is presided over by two white-robed ladies, Miss Dickson and Miss Allan. Every student envies the girls in this class when they file out with cookies and candy, as well as dainty dresses and hats. Miss Dickson and Miss Allan are not only famed in the science of cooking and sewing, but also as basket- ball fans. Of course, the thinkers produced in this collegiate must have houses to live in, and cars to drive. Thus it is that Mr. Swan, with a magnificent Scotch burr, and many models, instructs the boys in Manual Training. His stage settings for our amateur theatrical productions are always a work of art, and add greatly to the proper enjoyment of the play. Mr. Bongard initiates the boys of the Vocational Department into the mysteries of many mechanical devices, including the intricacies of Fords and Rolls- Royce's. The last, but by no means the least, is our Principal's Secre- tary, Miss Sinclair. She runs the office, runs the typewriter, and runs our examination papers through the Mimeograph. 13

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l W -. uh Back Row-Fred Gulland, Morris Givens, F. Arnold. Second Row--Hanna Hermann, Dave Naimark, M. Buck, Stuart Thom, Flora Mooney Arnold Foster. Front Row-Lavina McLaughlin, Myrtle Weston, Nancy Craig, M. Jones. Dorothy Finley. PRIZE LIST 1921-1922 SENIOR FORM University of Saskatchewan Scholarship, 3530 annually throughout course-Marguerite Era Buck Cpreviously presentedl. Governor General's Medal for Character, Scholarship, Athletics, etc.-Ronald M. Gooderham. General Proficiency Medal for First Class-Bertha Walker. Chief Justice Brown's Medal for Proficiency in Senior Matriculation-Ada F. Bishop. The R. D. McMurchy Prize in Latin--Ada F. Bishop. The J. J. Stapleton Prize in Mathematics-Marguerite E. Buck. MIDDLE FORM Chief Justice Brown's General Proficiency Medal for Junior Matriculation-Stuart Thom. General Proficiency Medal for Second Class--Nancy Craig. Prize in Latin and French-David Naimark. Prize in English-Flora Mooney. Prize in Mathematics-Morris Givens. Special Prize for Partial Second Class-Florcnt Arnold. JUNIOR FORMS Staff's Prize: First Year-George Oliver, Second Year-Arnold Foster. The Warren McAra Medal for Manual Training-First Year-Fred Gulland. The Warren McAra Medal for Manual Training-Second Year-Arnold Foster. Vice Chairman's Prize for Domestic Science-Academic-Lavina McLaughlin. Vocational -Dorothy Finley. ' OPEN TO ALL THE SCHOOL The J. F. Bryant Medal for Best Original Poem-Miss Marjorie Jones. The Canadian Club Prizes for Best Historical Essays-3rd and 4th years.: 1, Flo rent Arnold, 2, Myrtle Weston. 2nd year: 1, Hannah Herrmann: 2, Jean Sunpklns. lst year: 1, Eleonora Hermann, 2, Isabel Ri ley: 3, Grace Garner. Rev. Dr. MacKinnon's Prize for Story of Western Life-Florent Arnold. 15 v