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

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VOX FLUMINIS She studies all night And burns out the light And doesn't know anything yet. Another young student named Powell Delighted in making us howell Her careless demeanour Becomes not a senior But rather compels one to growell. There is a young student called Agnus Who seldom puts plus for a minus A mathematician Is not her ambician But still the girls call her a genius. There is a young student named Mousie Who used to live in the Red Housie She Works all day long , Gets everything wrong No wonder at times she is grousie. f7 ,. ,., ., . - His Majesty King George VI Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth lung filing Efhvg Zyign

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Top- Margaret Powell Marilyn Wilson Peggy Campbell Centre- Constance Guy Lydia Klein Agnes Richardson Betty Newcombe Morna Kenny Bottom- Vivian Keeler Patricia Leistikow Winnifred Davidson Frances Heakes

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VOX FLUMINIS 11 A DAY IN THE GRADE Xl ROOM 8:10 a.m. Margaret Powell arrives. 8:15 8:30 8:40 8:45 8:46 8:53 8:5315 8:55 8:57 8:5915 9:00 9:10 9:11 9:1115 9:12 QIIZV3 9:13 9:1315 9:14 9:48 9:51 9:52 9I52V2 9:53 9:54 9:55 10:00 10:03 10:29 Margaret does French. Lydia arrives. Lydia gets Marg's French. Miss Grant arrives. Miss Grant opens windows. Marilyn arrives. Marilyn closes windows. Betty, Morna, Peggy and Lydia tear up to the gym to put up benches. Rest of the class tears up. Vivian arrives Qwithout glassesj. Second bell. Dead silence UD. School troops noiselessly down from prayers. Miss Grant leaves room. Some of the girls stand up. Miss Edgar trots in. Betty, Good morning, Miss Edgar. Lydia, Good morning, Miss Edgar. Peggy, Good morning, Miss Edgar. Miss Edgar smiles UD. Loud whispers- Who's ringing bells?', Tonsy rises to ring bell. Miss Sheffield sweeps in. Miss Sheffield, Good morning, girls. Girls Cgleefullyl, Good morning, Miss Sheffield. Pat, Good morning, Miss Sheffield. Frances, Margaret and Betty struggle to put map up. Miss Sheffield, Winnifred, read your note on the results of the Reciprocity Treaty. Winnifred collects herself, rises, and proceeds to read eleven p-ages of notes on one page of history. fShe makes her notes her own waytj Tonsy, having been prodded and bribed, rises guiltily to ring bell. l0:291!2 Tonsy hesitates at en-d of hall-finally pushes bell feebly. 10:31 10:36 10:45 11:12 11:31 Miss Grant plods in. Agnes, Who's ringing bells? Frances gazes into space, swinging her foot happily. Tonsy, on way to door, hears bell peal out angrily. Re- turns nonchalantly to her seat. Agnes, There will be a slight discussion . . . 11:1315 Frances slinks out door. 11:13V2 Agnes, sternly, You can wait for your milk and bis- 11:14 11:30 11:32 cuits . . . - Lydia tears out door, followed hungrily by Marilyn. Bell. Some of the girls amble in. Miss Carter enters.