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

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VOX FLUMINIS 23 OMAR'S PROPHECY FOR GRADE VIII BARBARA ALLEN-Singing the Opera Carmen before the King in Covent Gardens. CATHERINE BINGEMAN-With mumps again. MARIA KIPP-Being presented to Hitler. HOPE ANSTIE-Selling vegetables at a market Cdue to the fact of having married a phoney countj. I ANNA,MAY COGHILL-Back in Calgary among the Blackfoot Tribe. JOAN DAVIDSON-Winning a baby prize at a Toronto contest. KATHARINE PoTTER-A model for one of the smart Paris shops. SHIRLEY MCLEAN-NGISOH Eddy's stooge. KATHLEENE BENNER-Making love to Haille Selassie. ROBERTA JEAN MCQUEEN-Riding the winning horse in the Kentucky Derby. PHYLLIS CHESTER-Mrs. Charles Butterworth. I J X I

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VOX FLUMINIS 25 GRADE V AND VI PLAY RADES V AND VI were delighted with the idea of having class- room plays for it gave every girl in the room an opportunity to act. The choosing of the play proved quite a problem, but once we heard Rumplestiltskin read we knew what we wanted to produce. ' During the course of preparation we met several difficulties. Some leading characters would be sick and absent for ten days, which considerably delayed our progress. However, at the time of writing, we feel almost ready for Tuesday afternoon, May 12, and are looking forward to 'our opportunity to show our mothers and friends what an enjoyable little play Rumplestiltskin is. The cast is as follows: Miller ....................................,... ........ M argaret Jean Daly King. ..,..........,..,....... ........, -Barbara Ann King Miller's Daughter .....,........ ...... . ...... M arion Booth Rumplestiltskin- ......,............. ........,..,..,......,. .Joan Harris Page ............................. . ..... + ......... ................... F ........... . Joan Francis Baker. ........... .... ....... - ....... Winnifred Ruth Mclntyre Farmer ............. .............. ...................... . R osamond Esling Old Woman ....... - .......... + .......... ............,... - ...... , -.-Lorna Aikins Goose Girl ........ ....... ......... . E lizabeth Gilchrist Huntsman- ...... ............. S hirley Pinfold Councillor ...............,..... .,., ,.,. .,,..... t .,.,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,, , H e len Palk Nurse .... . ..... ......... - ............. . ........ . ....................... . W-. .... .... M argaret Winstanley Dwarfs: Ruth Sanderson, Daphne Stanley-Harris, Helen McLean, Jane Lee, Anne Forlong, Isobel Bilton. GRADES III AND IV THE fairy play Golliwog in Fairyland or How Edward The Teddy Bear Became a Knight was presented by Grades III and IV in May. The cast was large and some of the girls too-k double or triple parts. The costumes were greatly enhanced through the eHorts of Nancy Wallick, who supervised the making of the flowers used in the play. Some of the scenery was kindly loaned by the T. Eaton Co., the remainder was made by the girls. The cast hopes that the audience received as much pleasure in seeing it as they did in presenting it.