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

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new interest in poker. Mar. 4.—Marion spills a glass of water. Phyllis says she hadn ' t oughter. Marion says, Be quiet, youse. What about the tomato juice? Mar. 6.—Work on the Annual be¬ gins. Mar. 6—8.—-Annual Retreat with Rev. Fr. McElligott as retreat master. We keep in silence but build snow¬ men and play pie—one must get ex¬ ercise you know! We meet The man who got even with God and like him immensely. March 10.—The Bells arrive at the school at five minutes to nine!! We hear that Rev. Fr. McNeil visits the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions in Hastings, England, and tells them all about our wonderful city of Reg¬ ina! USUAL DIALOGUE Phyllis — Sister, why is that sub¬ junctive? Sister—Now, you tell me. TODAY ' S VERSION Sister—Phyllis, wh y is this iri the subjunctive? Phyllis—You tell me. Sister. Mar. 13.—Phyllis informs that she was once of the opinion that carpen¬ ters manufactured nails, because of the way that they pull them out of their mouths. Mar. 14.—With all the citizens of Regina we regret the death of Mr. E. C. Rossie who for the past 37 years has been a loyal friend to the sisters and their schools. COOK ' S INSURANCE OFFICE INSURANCE Agents for WAWANESA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. and other companies. FIRE — AUTO — ACCIDENT — SICKNESS ALL LINES 5th Floor McCallum-Hill Building, Regina — Phone 5503 HOWE ' S LTD. FLOWERS Established 1903 For All Occasions • FRANK MARKHAM lewellers and Opticians FLORIST Hamilton Street — Regina, Sask. Scarth Street — Regina, Sask, (O pp. Leader-Post) THIRTY-NINE

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Feb. 18.—We write a letter. Phyllis spills milk and tomato juice and sits in it until her helpful sister Marion comes to the rescue. Feb. 19.—Phyllis spills milk at din¬ ner and soup at supper. Feb. 20.—We didn ' t get an answer to our letter!!! Phyllis is weighed down with books to her chin, tarn to her eyes and thumb pointed city-wards. We walk home! She also spills ink on Sister ' s clean floor! Feb. 21.—Margo Thomson, June ' s little neice comes to spend the week¬ end with us. We seem to have a second Helen of Troy in our midst. Even the street car conductor suc¬ cumbs to her charms and brings us to the end of the line. Feb. 22.—All attend a tea given by our neighbours. Feb. 23.—Those pursuing scholas¬ tic pursuits pursue their original pur¬ suits—bridge. Feb. 25.—Our most sincere sym¬ pathy is extended to one of our grad¬ uates—Pat Daly, on the death of her father. (R.I.P.). Feb. 26.—The day-scholars come at seven o ' clock to attend a Requiem Mass for Mr. Daly. Feb. 27.—We make our radio de¬ but and bow to the Campion Quiz Kids in Dollars for Scholars . Mar. 1.—Peggy receives a phone call from a blond—and we hear all about it. Mar. 2.—We receive a letter and attend a hockey game. Mar. 3.—Rita Grajczyk sends us a box of chocolates to console us over our loss last Friday night. Thanks a million, Rita. Bridge is dropped owing to our One Day Film Service We have dispensed 500,000 Prescriptions We carry a stock of elastic stockings, knee caps and anklets JOLLY DRUGS LTD. Dispensing Chemists Cor. Rose 11th Ave. Regina, Sask. Phone 23833 COMPLIMENTS of H. KNOWLDEN O.K. STAMPS SEALS STENCILS LTD. Davin Bldg., Hamilton St., Regina Compliments of PARK BILLIARDS GORDON ARMSTRONG Mgr. WADSWORTH BEAUTY SHOPPE • 1829 Rose Street Phone 7817 THIRTY-EIGHT

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Mar. 16.—We mail our St. Patrick ' s Day Cards. When Fran wears a green bow in her hair Marion en¬ quires which she prefers, a GREEN bow or a BROWN bow. Mar. 17.—Holiday in honour of St. Patrick. We attend a banquet at our Alma Mater. Mar. 20.—Frances and Peggy ride in one of those trucks you need a step-ladder to get into, to quote Peg, for about half a block. Oh, this gas shortage! They ride the rest of the way in a taxi. Mar. 22.—Question — Comment vous appelez-vous? Margaret, Tres bien, mercii Mar. 24.—History question, Give the European background of the Monroe Doctrine. S.M.C.-— And that doesn ' t mean the painting at the back. Phyllis— Ha, ha! S.M.C.— Thank you, Phyllis. You are the only one who appreciates my jokes. Mar. 27.—Our rose starts to bloom. Well, not quite, but it HAS a new leaf. Mar. 28.—The table-tennis rage is on again. Even outside, occasional¬ ly. It certainly is dreadful when a girl can ' t control a ball better than that. Mar. 31.—We take up skipping. April 1.—Gas rationing goes into effect. Also April Fool ' s day all day. April 7.—Back to school after our Easter vacation. Phyl. (During a discussion concer¬ ning the statement that the stores DO COMPLIMENTS WITH THE COMPLIMENTS of and Tingley, Malone Deis GOOD WISHES • of Barristers Solicitors Notaries Public • ST. MARY ' S PARISH REGINA, SASK. • A. R. TINGLEY, K.C. (1871-1938) under the direction of J. CYRIL MALONE, K.C. THE OBLATE FATHERS PETER S. DEIS, B.A., LL.B. of St. Mary ' s Province FORTY