Riverbend School for Girls - Vox Fluminis Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Page Sefvcn VOX FL UMINIS fan. 30th: It was announced in prayers that there would be a ten cent tea in the drawing-room, and all the school was invited. At three-ten we all went tripping gaily into the Grey Housef' VV e had such a nice time and thoroughly enjoyed the tea and eats. Incidentally we now have an additional nine dollars for the curtain fund. Feb. Zlstz Following our annual custom the school had Gpen Day. Parents and friends found their way through the halls to the class-rooms and were interested spectators of our different classes. This practice seems to be well appreciated by the parents for it gives them an opportunity of seeing for themselves the work we are doing and the pro- gress we are making. Mar. 10th: Our splendid new curtains rolled back to show scenes from Strewel Peter done by the Junior School. Then came a French play, L'Ete de la Saint-Martin, played by four grade eleven girls, directed by Madamoiselle. An English play, The Rose and the Ring, by Browning, followed. The characters were chosen from Grade VIII. to X., and the play was produced by Miss Erith. The big hall was crowded, the plays were well received, and the proceeds will go to complete the curtain fund. Mar. 24th: The school disported itself at the Gym Display to the brisk tune of Miss Bowman's commands. Games, dances. pyramids and apparatus work were displayed for parents and friends. I I 1 April 28th: The first and second basketball teams struggled with Ruperts- land in tremendously exciting games, in the Rupertsland gymnasium. Their second team, and our first won the matches. A scrump- tious tea followed. May 5tlz: The return basketball matches with Rupertsland were played in our gymnasium. And again their second team and our Hrst were victorious. We too served tea. Mag' 15th: The Junior Glee Club competed in the Musical Festival and were very successful in winning the shield. They sang well and we are proud of them. May 16th: The Senior Glee Club entered the Musical Festival. There was great suspense as the decision was very close, finally being in favor of Rupertsland. Congratulations.

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