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

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V W gn .,..... .,-,w,.i- ' ' STAFF, ' Back Row-Miss Stuart, Miss Mclnnis, Miss Shepley, Mrs. Price, Miss Argyle, Miss Sigurdson. Middle Row-Miss McHattie, Miss Burns, Miss Moffat, Miss Lowman, Miss Douglas. Front Row-Miss Crawshaw, Miss Grant, Miss Gregory, Miss Carter iHead Mistressj, Mrs. Munroe, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Bell. SCHOOL COUNCIL Back Row-Alice Bull, Barbara A. King, Betty Dowler, Joan Harris, Shirley Lush, Joan Pickard. Middle Row-Margaret Winstanley, Anne Kingsley, Nancy Complin, Eleanor South, Sherry Car- ruthers, Jessie Dangerfield, Penelope Hodgson, Jean Love. Front Row-Prefects-Margaret Mclnnes, Shirley Pinfold, Winnifred Ruth McIntyre 1Head Girlb, Marion Booth, Marjorie Kehm, Mary Weiner.

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l I ' I - I 4 HIS magazine is dedi- cated to our English guests, who have made themselves a place in our hearts, and have made a valuable con- tribution to our school life.

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VOX FLUMIIXIIS EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ---V,,---------V-,--,- -.------4------,,-,--.,,,,,A-,,--.-,,,-, --,-,,,,,,-,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L O RNA AIKINS A - t t Ed-t --,, ,,,,,,,,-,, 1 CAROL LOCKHART Sm an 1 or 1 HELEN MCLEAN I DORIS MOSCARELLA Business Managers ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, M ONA-SHIRLEY PAGET SHIRLEY LUSH Photography and Humor .,..... .... - .....,.,,....,,, . MARIGOLD' MANN Activities .,......,.,...........,..,... .,..,. .,,,,.....,,,...,., B E TTY DOWLER Sports ..... ............,...,...,............,.........,...o,,.,..,......,..,,..,. . ROSAMOND ESLING ROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Grade IX ...,......,........,..,...........,..........,,...........,.........,,,,, . .,.......,,.,..., ELIZABETH HOLLAND Grades VII and VIII ,........ .......,,. D ONALDA MURDOCH 8 . AND so our school year ends. For Riverbend, as well as for the rest of the world, this has been a very momentous year. The coming of our friends from England has greatly enriched the life of the school. Through them we have learned much of England that we otherwise would never have known. During the year the school has accomplished a great deal in the way of war work. While we knit or sew, we listen to recordings of symphonies and various other great works. By doing this, the time is spent to great advantage. Thursday is the day on which we bring money for War Savings Stamps. As well as doing this, all the classes think of different ways of raising money, such as making pins or candy sales. Many girls will leave the school this year from Grade XI and Pre-College and go on to other spheres of activity and interest. Though in some ways the war may have made limitations to the activities of girls of this age, there is much to be done of value. A few of the girls graduating this year are charter members of the school. Although many leave, many more will come to carry on the traditions of Riverbend and we leave it to them to create new interests and to build up the old interests of our school. This year has been one which we will never forget and we pray when the doors of the school open again next year they will open upon a world of peace.