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

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Rupertis Land College Magazine 1 the boat of its occupants. It was duly cleared out, made to look respectable once more-and then the staff was invited to partake of the thrills the Frazure held for them. I might here mention that I am afraid the maiden who was at this point so bold to hint that now we have the staff where we want them as she saw the vessel holding the caretaker and mistresses depart, is in for a grave disappointment when the French marks are returned, for alas, the noble French mistress had been left behind and it is whispered, overheard the un- fortunate remark. The water was most inviting and many of us hinted that we should have brought along our bathing suits-oh, for a swim! But as we had failed to do so, what else could be done about it C? ? ?J. A short time later the air was filled with shouts of thanks and cheers for Form X., and eight cars once again set out cityward-filled with tired occupants, it is true, but happy after their many exploits-and so the second annual picnic came to its close. WINNIFRED SPRINGETT. PRIZE-GIVING Prize-giving-the culmination of our year's work! Ex- citement ran high all day, especially when Miss Millard re- fused to announce the most exciting prizes until the evening. Little wonder everybody was longing for the evening of June 17th with unsuppressed fervor. Finally the time arrived. The Crystal Ballroom of the Royal Alexandra Hotel, decorated with huge clusters of red and white peonies, kindly supplied by Mrs. Law and Mrs. Chadwick, was crowded with parents and friends of the school. The entire school, with the excep- tion of the graduating class and some members of Grade XII., who were helping to usher, entered the room by the platform and took their places at the front of the room. Grade XI., the graduating class, entered from the back and walked up the aisle to the strains of the school hymn, O God Our Help in Ages Past, and took their seats on the platform. Mem- bers of the Board sat with the rest of the guests this year. Archbishop Matheson, the Chairman of the College Board, and Miss Millard both gave very interesting addresses. Mrs. Bracken very graciously presented the prizes. After the prizes, cups and diplomas had all been presented, refreshments were served in the Old Gold Room. 30

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Rupert? Land College Magazine KINDERGARTEN. GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GR.ADE GRADE GRADE I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. PRIZE LIST Tannis Marie Thorlakson ....... Bruce Parrish ..,....,.... . ................. . Patricia Shook ......... Ruth Lawson ............ Trevor Roberts ......... .. Joan Potter ........................... Hilda Mary Russell ..... Ann Denison ............ ..,.. ...... Helen Martin ........... Mary Tomkins ........ Grace Edgar ............ Leslie Florancel Joan Stephens I Barbara Shook ........ Betty Ragg ................,.......... Joan Macaw ........................... Margaret VVilbrah:1m Sheila Blackie Christine Pcntland Cecil Edgar Margaret Pilling ...,............. Connie Munro Evelyn Rogers .. Marjory Chisholm Phyllis Hutchins ..,..., Betty Persse .............. Betty Cox ....................... Yvonne VVells ........... Pamela Hutchins .,,,..... Jean MOHCFICII ........., ...... Margaret Moorhouse Sheila O'Grady Jean McNab ............ .... . Pamela Hutchins .....,....... Anne Cameron ............. Dorothy Williams ......... ............. 5 .......... Mary Grelg ............ ..................... Nancy Green I Mary Kate Florance I Joyce Law I Violet Tippett I Jessie Malcolmson ......... Bettie Morris ............ ,........ Elizabeth Wright ......... Kathleen Rance .................. Q Elizabeth Morrison ........................ Judith Moss ........................... ............. Evangeline Noton ............ ............. Eileen Chandler ...,........ .................... Good Progress .. ........... For Good Progress ..............For Good Progress .......For Good Progress Good Progress ....-.......General Proficiency .........-..General Proficiency ,............General Proficiency .....-......General Proficiency ........General Proficiency We ...........800k 7 W I ...........Honourable Mention 97, HW OW: I ...........76W ............General Knowledge - ...........76'W J ...- ...... 7596 A 6. 5 010 ...........82?6 ...........76'W ...........75'W SSW sm 8296 78672 7661 7662 and for Languages. and for English. and for Canadian History. and for Mathematics. and for Holy Scripture. Agnes Swalwell ..... .....,..................... fPresented by Archbishop Mathesonj 32