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

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EDITORIAL STAFF Miss J. M. Carter P Miss I. Dickson '- Elizabeth Ann Beaton Ruth Anderson ,,.. ....,......,,. Marg orie Lush .........A..... Marilyn May ..,,.,..., Diane Johnson .........., ,. Mary Hope Mclnnis Barbara Dryborough .. Isabel Rife .,.....................,.... Clementine McNern ..,..,., Janet Bleeks .,.....,.....,,... Barbara Parliament .. Dulcie Ann 'I'homson w Staff Supervisors Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor Photography Humour Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising EDITORIAL 'A' A GREAT asset to any school lies in its activities-not only the excursions on which the students are taken by their teachers, but in the music, sports and parties which help to make the school life more of a pleasure and less of a grind. One of the things that we at Riverbend look forward to is the year book. Here each girl can find her own picture, and, quite often, some of her own literary efforts, in print. Although the editing of a year book is not always smooth sailing, and although things do not always turn out quite as well as they should have, the job of editor has, this year, been an extremely pleasant one. I wish to thank everyone, students and teachers alike, for their kind co-operation and help. Especially, my thanks go out to our business manager, Marjorie Lush, and our advertising manager, Clem McNern, who have worked so hard to make the Vox Fluminus a success. I know that we of the editorial staff will never regret having worked on the year book, and will be glad, in years to come, of the experience gained. E. A. B. Page Three

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To Mr. C. Gordon Smith, who for the past five years has been Chairman of the Board of Governors of Riverbend School, this edition of Vox Fluminis is gratefully dedicated. Page Two

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PRINClPAL'S I Dear Girls: - ONCE again we have come to the time for the appearance of Vox Usually I write my letter to the sound of the chirping of robins, sight of the swelling of the buds on the trees fdid you ever outside the Gym windows?j and to the sight of green grass littlej. But today as I write the snow is coming down in big there are no signs of birds or buds or grass. However, they will can be sure of that. , A ' Today 1 want to say how pleased I was with our play, 'Alice derlandg not that the production was any better than many We have but because the spirit of co-operation was so wonderful. Every her share, and did it so happily and readily. I think that this no small measure to the enthusiasm and hard work of our worked hard and long, willingly and cheerfully, and they drew a band of willing, cheerful workers. In life, everywhere, this carry you far. . In the school too, every day, the prefects are carrying out their bilities. Theirs is not an easy path of duty, but they are They are setting up an example which I hope future prefects follow. I know I arn speaking for every one who has the good of the heart, when I say to the prefects: Thank you, girls, we admire you loyalty, your high ideals, and your devotion to duty. '. Q Best wishes go to you, and best wishes, too, to all my girls and present. Yours affectionately, , Page Four LETTER .