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

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VOX FLUMINIS STAFF, 1937 Back Row-Miss Fellows, Miss Crawshaw, Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. Price, Miss Fraser, Miss Sheffield. Second Row-Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Munroe, Miss Carter CHeadmistressJ , Miss Laing Miss Gregory. Bottom Row-Miss Grant, Miss Dunlop, Miss Edgar, Miss Connacher.

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VOX IFILUMIINIIS R IVER B END SCHOCPL FOR GIRLS WINNIPEG, CANADA

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VOX FLUMINIS 3 nun-,n-u,,n,,,,n,,,,u ,,,,,,1. I ' EDITORIAL STAFF E I I I sis I Editor-LYDIA KLEIN : . Committee: l AGNES RICHARDSON, Business Manager ' ' PEGGY CAMPBELL, CAROLINE HARRIS, MARJORIE MCKINNELL I : Class Representatives: E MAURINE STUART JANET EDGAR HELEN MCLEAN , CATHERINE BINGEMAN SHIRLEY PINFOLD ELEANOR SOUTH , I ,............,...,..,............................ ......................... gclztorzal HEN everything is arranged at last, and the magazine is ready to go to press, we look back on the work of the last few months and especially the hectic rush of the last few days, and wonder frankly how we ever did it. While we were writing up the unfor- tunately numerous last-minute articles which are considered abso- lutely essential to the magazine and which our fellow students had either refused to write or had conveniently Overlooked, we surprised ourselves with vocabularies 'of which, until then, we had been unaware, and variety we did not know we possessed. We realize this was owing to the stimulus produced by dire necessity, and to the fact that we did most of that writing between the hours of twelve and two a.m., experience having shown us that our ideas, such as they are, flow most freely during that time. However, we have a confession to make-a little thing that weighs upon our consciences for what'S left of themb. Until the editing of the magazine was thrust upon us, we considered our- selves honest and truth-loving citizens. Now we have come to the dubious conclusion that a little prevaricating is sometimes a good thing. This policy we first employed to our advantage during the collecting of advertisements. Not having the slightest idea our- selves as to the date of publication, we nevertheless announced with confidence to certain advertisers that' the magazine would be out the beginning of June, to others the middle of May, and to still others, the end of April. We can only hope that the final date will satisfy all concerned. And just here, we would like to thank those who have advertised with us and those students who were interested enough to co-operate in making this magazine what it is. We have really had a great deal of fun organizing the magazine and finding out what had to be done before it could be published. And now a word to our successors-the only advice we can offer you Cthough we feel we could write books on the subjectj is that which was offered to- us, which is offered to everyone, and which no one ever takes-begin early!