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

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X 1 .J XJ Yi ii? X P f K. Dunlop J. M. Carter QPrincipa1J Mrs. N. Dempsey 7. Mrs. A. D. Price E. Shillington 8. A. Grant D. Rutherford 9. Mrs. Campbell M. Crawshaw 10. B. Wilson C. M. Laing M. MacDouga11 Mrs. Munroe D. Henley S. Gregory I 'B Aff'

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Q l 1 ' VOX FLUMINIS , L l3rincipaI,s .Better ' '4 Dear Girls: ' ' ' L As this is being written, the sun is shining we are beginning to forget the long cold winter. has gone from the river and the grass is growing the trees are showing their Hrst brown shoots gulls are crying overhead. y I With these signs of the re-awakening 'of the .life spring we welcome once again the Vox Flumimls, 1 . .... are Perhaps lt 1S not quite appropriate to comp return of. spring with the re-appearance of the'Y mints, for this marks not only a beginning but ending. An ending of another school year, with its? and play, its trials and accomplishments, its hopes. And yet these are not ended, they and fluence will carry on into our future life 'and basis on which we shall build, and by which w gauge the true value of future experience, and us a real appreciation of the good and beautiful in life. For some there will soon come a change.- . bt G finished with school and will be directingytheir new paths. May the experiences they have had lessons they have learned give them confidence those first steps boldly, -to look forward and out fear. May those who are returning to given the courage to uphold the high ideals set ' who have gone .before them. l I should like to take this opportunity of appreciation to all those who have given port to the School, that we look towards the confidence. ' i Yours affectionately, ' Jg MAY

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VOX FLUMINIS School Cjalcndar THIRD TERM OF 1934-1935 May 1- ...... ..... - ---School opened. May 3 ....... .... Mrs. Campbell spoke to us. ' May 8.- .,., - - ........ Some of our songsters competed in the Festival. May 17- ...... ...... Old Girls' Day. May 29- ..... - ...,... Swimming Meet. May 31- .... -- - ........ Garden Party. June 14- .... - ..,...... Closing. September 11 September 20 September 30 October 8 Cctober 14-- Cctober 17---- October 18 November 1 November 8 November 15 November 26 December 12 December 13 December 19 December 20 FIRST TERM OF 1935-1936 .... School opened. I .... House picnics. .... Election of officers. --------Field Day. .Miss Craw spoke to us. --------Miss Hesson gave us an illustrated talk. .... Roller-skating Party. --------HalloWe'en Party. -------The Special Glee Club sang at a Con- vention of teachers in St. James. -------.Hiking Party. .... Enrolment of Girl Guide Company. ----Doctor Gordon spoke tous. - ------- Tobogganing Party. -------Senior Play. School closed. SECOND TERM OF 1935-1936 January ----- School re-opened. January ---- Memorial Service for our late sovereign, King George V. I February 14,----- ---- Basketball game With St. Mary's Academy. February 21 ------- ---School Party. March 5---- ------- -- ---- Basketball game with St. Mary's Academy. A March 20- ------ - ------- Gym Display. April 7--- -------- - ------ School closed. THIRD TERM OF 1935-1936 April 20 ------- School re-opened.