Sacred Heart College - Stella Oriens Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Jan. 20.—We visit our kind neigh¬ bours to hear various selections in Literature recited on the phonograph —including The White Cliffs of Do¬ ver done by Lynn Fontaine. Jan. 30.—The Normalites go to the ball—in all their splendour 11! Jan. 31.—We all attend a most en¬ joyable skating party at Campion, beautiful weather, excellent music, smooth ice, delicious lunch and char¬ ming escorts are in attendance. Even Fran ' s knitting needles ap¬ pear. Feb. 2.—We receive some very serious, important and interesting lessons—in bridge!! Feb. 3.—Frances, Phyllis and Mar¬ ion rise at 6:30 to be present at a touching and beautiful ceremony in which ten of our Sisters were pro¬ fessed. We have a holiday in hon¬ our of their happiness. Feb. 4.—We attend and enjoy Leo Brady ' s Brother Orchid as presen¬ ted by the Campion Players. Terry Daly, the brother of one of our grad¬ uates starred as Brother Orchid, ably assisted by a cast of ten, who played to a capacity house whose appreci¬ ation was obvious, witness the four¬ teen girls in the second row. Feb. 8.—Our Sisters attend Brother Orchid, presented in the Academy Auditorium. Fran takes the veil for the day and enjoys the play even more than she did the first time. Feb. 11.—The Normalites attend the Fidelis Club and bring home ice¬ cream which was like Cinderella— on the stroke of twelve —when we licked the last spoon. Feb. 12.—We decide to send a val¬ entine. TOURIST CABINS Clean New Cabins SOUTH SIDE SERVICE STATION (Just South of the College) Light Lunches Refreshments PER CLEANING is absolutely odorless HOUR 4 SERVICE MY WARDROBE Phone 7676 2530-11th Ave. COMPLIMENTS of THE REGINA BOARD OF TRADE THIRTY- : ' IX

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Dec. 4 . —Frances celebrates a birthday — cheer up Fran — we all have to grow up sooner or later. Dec. 5.—Margaret joins the sick list for a day or two. Dec. 8.—Feast of the Immaculate Conception—holiday all day. Dec. 10.—18 below. Dec. 12.—We develop into avid boxing fans. Dec. 13.—Margie and Margaret go soliciting for our Christmas party and return late for supper. When S.M.C. inquires, What did you get? Mar¬ gie cheerfully replies, Bread and jam. Dec. 14.—We receive Julie Flaman and Anne O ' Byrne and Essie Kier- nan. Is this old home week? Dec. 20.—Rita Grajczyk arrives to spend a couple of days with us. Dec. 21.—We entertain thirty-three children from St. Charles ' Parish at our Annual Christmas party. Bal¬ loons, crackers, potato chips, ice¬ cream, two Christmas trees and San¬ ta Claus, all combine to give every one a MOST enjoyable time—inclu¬ ding, not only the children but also the visiting alumnae and the host¬ esses. We don ' t want to belittle His Majesty ' s Forces, but one small child was heard to say, This is a better party than we had at the Ar¬ mouries. We leave on our Christmas holi¬ days. Jan. 8.—Back to school again. Jan. 9.—We all take to skating in a big way. After having cleaned the rink at noon we decide to make the best of it by skating from 3:30 to 5:00. McCallum Hill Company Limited SPECIALISTS in INSURANCE — RENTALS — REAL ESTATE BUILDING MANAGEMENT LOANS AND INVESTMENTS Phone 22671 McCallum-Hill Bldg. Regina Sask. THIRTY-FIVE

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Feb. 13.—Forty Hours open with High Mass and Litany of the Saints. Father Rourke preaches at Holy Hour. Mother St. Andrew and Sis¬ ter Mary Cecil receive roses accom¬ panied by the following ode : Roses are red, Violets are blue Honey is sweet But where is all this getting us.? Phyllis boards the street car with silk stocking dangling from her books. Novelty book mark! A special messenger is comman¬ deered on Albert Street to deliver an important communication. Results are eagerly awaited. The Norms at¬ tend another ball. Feb. 14.—Phone is busy all day as we prepare for another skating party at which a very good time was enjoyed by all. Feb. 15.—Solemn High Mass and Litany close the Forty Hours Devo¬ tion. Feb. 16.—Luxurious atmosphere surrounds our three most illustrious day scholars as they are conveyed to their parental domiciles in a lim¬ ousine, more commonly known as a taxi. Thanks Father MacGilvray. Feb. 17.—Half-holiday to celebrate Shrove Tuesday. We go five strong to the cinema. Peggy freezes her ears en route but this doesn ' t stop her from enjoying our jam session in the evening. iToa,J:nU)iAk,M.P ‘Q: O • ' Dov ' uscnv. M.P. jjjiiii inniiinw) POUDT f. HAVETtlE I