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

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Vox Fluminis 17 af W st' bi 'U . I A 9 as ilu' JUG' THERE he was battling against the waves. Just a mile more, he thought, and I'l1 make shore. His strokes were getting weaker. He could hardly lift his arms. The beach was only a few yards away. His last efforts were too much. He began to grow dizzy. Then his head began to swim and carried him to shore. 'k Examinations are formidable even to those best prepared, for the greatest fool may ask more than the wisest man can answer. 'A' Clerk Cat bookstorel-This book will do half your work for you. Daphne Peiper-Great! I'1l take two. i Frances White - Busily searching under a lamp-post is met by Vera Cook. Vera-What are you looking for? Frances-A quarter I lost a block back. Vera-Well, what are you looking around here for? Frances-It's lighter here! 'R Nora: I think Jack must have a lot of untidy officers in his regiment. Betty: What makes you think that? Nora: Well, he often writes and tells me that he had to clean up the Officers' Mess again. If all the women went to China to play bridge, where would the men be? Answer-Peeking. 'A' No, said the storekeeper, I donlt want any slot machines that involves gambling. These,,' replied the salesman earn- estly, are not gambling devices. The customer hasn't a chance. 'A' Doctor-Has there ever been insanity in your family? Mrs. Laing-Well, my husband thinks hels boss. ' uk Employer: 'tSurely Miss Hodgson, you know the King's English. Penny H.: Of course, whoever said he wasn't. Sl' Have you heard about the patriotic worm who tried to join the apple core? 'A' C6 Say, Mister, what's your name? I don't know. You don't know! No Sir, Iam not myself today. 'k If Little Red Riding Hood lived today, The modern girl would scorn 'erg She only had to meet one wolf, Not one on every corner. E. G., NS.

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Vox Fluminis 19 Sfzaah i 9- - SPORTS play an important role in the daily routine of Riverbend. Besides the regular gym classes, extra game periods were organized to provide pleasure for all girls interested in the various sports activities of Riverbend. I say all girls because nearly every girl did take an interest, however small, in at least one sport. Every girl was given a chance to prove her ability, we still have our motto, Every girl on a team and every team playing. As well as games such as badminton, volleyball, and basketball, the girls also obtained exercise by gymnastics and apparatus. The apparatus work was new to many girls but they seemed enthusiastic and were eager to learn. This year Riverbend certainly achieved a high standard. Although we lost a few games, we won many too. But it didn't matter whether we won or lost wc gained experience by both. Before closing I take this opportunity to give Three Cheers to Mrs. Kobold for her patience and interest in all our sports activities. Also I wish to thank the staff and the girls for their complete co-operation. To Nancy Complin I wish to extend a special vote of thanks from the school as well as myself, for her originality in producing the school yell: We stand for the right! We fight a clean fight! In work or in play We show them the way. We all pull together No matter the weather, We love and obey, The red and the grey- Riverbend! Riverbend! Rip! Rah! 'Rayl BASKETBALL RIVERBE1NDiE.R-S are always very proud of their school. This year they are especially pleased with the basketball teams which have brought such crowning success to the school's name. We would like to take this op- portunity to extend to Mrs. Kobold and our teams, our most sincere appre- ciation and many thanks for their suc- cessful efforts. This year a new system of basketball teams has been introduced in the school. Many of the girls who were not quite ELEANOR SOUTH, Sports Captain. able to make the first or second teams, were keenly disappointed and consequently a new team, the third senior, was formed. This means that Riverbend now has four exciting teams, the first, second and third senior, and the junior teams. After four on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights, the girls practised faithfully under the excellent coaching of Mrs. Kobold. These hard practices and the keen co-operation of the teams resulted in thrilling success. A.P.