Ruperts Land Girls School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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E. A. STRUTHERS

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CONTENTS Page Frontispiece-Mr. E. A. Struthers ........ .. ...... . 4 . . 7 Pr1nc1pal's Letter .................................... .... - Editorial Notes ......................................................................... ..,.... 1 1 The Chronicle ........................................ . ......................................... ....... 1 1 The Centenary of the Founding of the Anglican Church ........ ....... 1 4 The Hudson's Bay Company's Pageant ................................... ....... 1 6 Ode to Manitoba ....................................................................... ....... 1 8 National Folk-Songs .............................. .... ....... 1 9 My Visit to the Battlefields ...... ..... .. 23 Nova Scotia ................................. ....... 2 5 League of the Empire ............ ....... 2 '7 The Cenotaph ..................... ....... 2 8 Mission Notes ................ ....... 2 8 Girl Guides ......................... ....... 3 1 The Moving Force ................. ....... 3 2 Folk Songs ati Christmas .............. ....... 3 5 Mathematical Wrinkles .................... ....... 3 6 Glimpses: of the .Good and Great ....... ....... 3 7 Matric pMoonshine ................................ ....... 3 8 Why My Order Mark W'as Unfair ......... ....... 3 9 Shylock .................................................... ....... 4 2 Ode to Lizzie .............................,........ ....... 4 3 Hidden Mistresses ............ ....... 4 4 The Town of No-Good ......... ....... 4 4 Good Night .................... . . ....... 45 The Paper Boy ................... ....... 4 5 Our Burglar .......................... ....... 4 6 The Hallowe'en Party ...... L.. ....... 46 Armistice Day ................... ...... ....... 4 7 To Cloakroom Loafers ........ ............. ....... 4 8 Moosehide Chief ............... .......... , ......... ....... 4 9 Organ Grinder ........................................................... ....... 4 9 Almost a Shipwreck .......................................... ....... 5 0 Old Blind Woman and Her Daughter ......... ....... 5 0 A Hurricane ................................................. ....... 5 1 Gym. Display ............................................. ....... 5 2 3 JUNIOR soHQoL The Legend of Saint Valentine ................................ ....... 53 A Trip to the Hawaiian Islands .................. ....... 5 3 A Letter from Nice .......,................................... ....... 5 5 Stories told to me by my Grandmother ....... ....... 5 6 The Little Bear ............................................ ..... .. 58 Bubbles ...................................... ..................... ....... 5 8 My Trip to Scotland ......... ....... 5 8 Why I Come to School ...................................... ....... 5 9 Form I ....................................................................... ....... 5 9 The Sad Story of a Little Boy that Cried ......... ....... 6 0 A Day ati ....... p ................................................. ,,,,,,, From the Dead Letter Oflice .......................... ,,,,,,, Distribution of Prizes ............ ....... Staff News and Old Girls .... .... ....... Rupert's Land Directory ........ ....... 61 62 Sports ............................................ ,,,,,,, 6 4 68 70 71 3

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OAKWOOD BANNERMAN AVENUE EAST WINNIPEG April 21st, 1921. I am very pleased to hear that the friends of the College are soon to be favoured by the return, after six years of silence, of the College Magazine and with fear and trembling I meet your request for my photograph, bearing in mind the recorded fact that the climax of injury and insult to which the Iron Chancellor was forced to submit, upon the occasion of his brutal dis- missal from his high oyjice, came when the late Kaiser sent the Builder of Germany his framed portrait. I am trusting, however, to the kindly remembrances of the young lady managers of the College Magazine for their old Secretary-Treasurer, and believe that their will be kind to his portrait and not treat it in any Bismarkian manner, and further, I want them at the same time to be fully assured that his best and most sincere good wishes for a happy and successful future are ever at the disposal of Rupert's Land Ladies' College. Yours very sincerely, E. A. Struthers. 5