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

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VOX F L UMINIS Page Ten .... ........ ,.......... ...... . . . ..... --.....-... ..... . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-U., GRADUATION At the end of every school year at Riverbend, which is generally in june, the many girls clad in white, assemble for the closing exercises. Each year special attention is paid to the girls in Grade Eleven who are graduat- ing. For the majority of them it is the last year at Riverbend, and the ceremony that accompanies graduation is one full of solemnity and senti- ment. It is not merely the long white dresses that they wear, nor the bouquets of roses which they carry, that create these feelings, it is the thought of leaving school, school friends and school associations for other pursuits that provides this atmosphere. Some of the girls have been attend- ing Riverbend ever since it was instituted four years ago, and the school has come to be almost a part of their lives. Among all the graduates there is not one girl who will leave the school without some regret. For although all school girls may say they dislike school, when it comes to leaving it they are surprised to find they are doing so with some sadness. It will be hard to realize, when graduating, that we have reached the end of our real school days, for whatever we may do afterwards, whether it be university, boarding school or going abroad, it will not be like our former school days. When we have once left Riverbend we will never be able to enter it on the same level again. The girls who were young when we were there will be growing up, and many little things will be changed. That is why we view our coming graduation with both happiness and sadness, loath to leave our school. yet looking forward to what the future may hold for us. with great expectancy. -Frances Aikins, Grade XI. THE COUNCIL qLeft to Rightjz Back Row-Mary Walston CSchool Captainj, Betty Moxan CGrade VIILJ, Vivian Keeler CGrade VII., Vice-Pres.J, Margaret Aldous CGra.de IXJ, Grace McCurdy fGrade XJ Front Row-CPrefectsJ Betty Neal, Grace Clark CGrade XLJ, Peggy Carlisle, Frances Aikins.