Sewing Room
MISS M. E. TAYLOR—MRS. B. McKENZIE
Motto: “A stitch in time saves nine.”
Theory: 114 hours weekly.
Practice: 2114 hours weekly.
Stitch, stitch, stitch on overalls, shirts and frocks,
Darn, darn, darn on stockings, sweaters and socks,
Patch, patch, patch on underwear, blankets and sheet,
Until the stitches are small, and darning and patching neat.
But the tasks are quickly done, intermingled with story and play,
And the Sewing Room lessons taught are foundations for a future day.
Honourable mention: ;
Senior: Martha Billy, Caroline Wilson, Mary White.
Junior: Vera Williams, Dora Shaw, Clara Sam.
Prizes: Caroline Wilson, Edith Williams, Pearl Tommy.

Culinary Department
MISS V. BAILEY

A very busy year has passed happily away in this Department, where many tons of
potatoes and other vegetables, meats, fish and fruits have been prepared and cooked. Besides
this, bread, cakes, puddings and pies have been made and many gallons of jams, pickles and
fruits have been canned. °

Those worthy of special mention are Eva Dick, Phyllis Parker, Rose Hill, May Marks
and Myrtle Angus.

Marked improvement was shown by Lizzie Wood, Vera Moffat, Helen Douglas and

Martha Billy.
Bakery
' MISS V. BAIEBY
In this Department many tons of flour have been made into thousands of loaves of
bread. This has all been done by the boys very well and very willingly.
Those for special! mention are: Allan Young, Cyril Parnell, Fraser Joseph, Wilham Kelly,
Dan Gonu, and Vernon Jones.

Dining Room
MISS J. NEWINGTON

The girls have displayed great neatness and efficiency in the department this year. There
has also been a very marked improvement in the deportment of the students generally. The
parties and Christmas activities passed off very smoothly, with everyone helping cheerfully
and so added very little to the usual routine work.

Great credit is due to the girls who waited on the staff dining-room. They were punctual
and willing, probably the two most important factors in such a busy place as Coqualeetza.
For all round thoroughness Eva Dick and Helen Douglas deserve special mention.

Laundry

MISS M. B. NICKLIN

It is rather difficult to write of the laundry department interestingly. We are ending
another busy school year, and the girls have done splendid work and taken a great deal of
pride in it all—especially in the ironing. The electric machinery is all in good order and is
running well. The majority of the clothes are washed in the machines and they number
thousands of garments weekly.

Special mention should be made of Mary White, Eva Dick, Phyllis Parker, Dolly Dick,
Marjorie Wilson and Martha Billy.

Infirmary
MISS E. LENAGHAN, R.N. _-
MISS A. MackAY, R.N., Assistant Nurse

X-Ray Survey. ; ; ;

The students were greatly interested in the X-Ray Survey conducted by Drs. MacQuarrie,
Vrooman and Henderson, which included X-Ray pictures and physical examination of 220
students and 20 staff members, resulting in a favourable report. ae

The well-nourished appearance of the students was remarked upon by the visiting
doctors.

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