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The Stendenta (Coumell!

Undoubtedly the most important of all the student organizations is the Students’ Council. This
body is composed of representatives from each of the other student organizations, and its function is
to deal, both separately and in conjunction with the Staff, with the problems which confront the
student body, and to act in an intermediary capacity between the student body and the staff. During
the year many difficulties were discussed and solved by this body, and numerous suggestions made
and adopted for the advancement of the students.

A notable feature of this organization is that its sphere of usefulness is not confined to the
school alone. Students who have the privilege of belonging to the Council receive an experience and
training through the work they do in it which fits them to later on take outstanding and respons-
ible positions in the life of their villages, to meet with intelligence and insight the problems which
confront them there, and to take their places as good citizens.

The members of this year’s Students’ Council were as follows:

Honorary President, Principar G. H. RaLey

President, DorotHy MATHESON

Vice-President, PETER MINNABARRIET

Secretary, ROBERT GRAY

Representative from the Staff, Miss M. K. Crarxe, B.A.
Representative from Matriculation Class, DorotHy MaTHESON
Representative from Grade X., RoBERT GRay

Representative from Grade 1X., RutH CasTLE

Representative from all other Grades, CLARENCE WESLEY
Representative from Graduation Class, PERcy GLADSTONE
Representative from Athletic Association, PETER MINNABARRIET
Representative from Cadets, GEorGE BRowN

Representative from Girl Guides, Betty BarRToN

Representative from Choir, PETER JONES

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Annual Track Meet

June 21st and 22nd, 1929
THE “HENEAGE” CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELD (SENIOR BOYS)
Donated by the Hon. and Rev. T. R. Heneage, to be competed for annually. Winners—1915,
Ed. Sparrow; 1916, Micah Shaw; 1917, Stanley Jones; 1918, Solomon Wealick; 1919, Joseph Weir;
1920, Frank Jones; 1921, John Lewis; 1922, Patrick Kelly; 1923 Andrew Yorke; 1924, Alfred
Moody, 1925, Edward Younge; 1926, Edward Younge; 1927, Hector Moses; 1928, Eli Tait.
THE “HENEAGE” CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELD (INTERMEDIATE BOYS)
Donated by the Hon. and Rev. T. R. Heneage, to be competed for annually. Winners—1926,
Hector Moses; 1927, James Collinson; 1928, George Brown.
THE “RALEY” CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELD (JUNIOR BOYS)

The “Raley” Shield is competed for annually by the Junior boys. A medal is donated to
the winner. Winners—1923, Eli Tait; 1924, Robert Lawson; 1925, Timothy Edgar; 1926, Richard
Angus; 1927, Cyril Mahone; 1928, Charlie Williams.

THE “C. C. PERRY” CHALLENGE CUP (SENIOR GIRLS)

Donated by C. Clifton Perry, Esq., of Vancouver, to be competed for annually.
1926, Dorothy Matheson; 1927, Dorothy Matheson; 1928, Dorothy Matheson.

Miss Dorothy Matheson three times in succession has succeeded in winning the “C. C. Perry
Championship Cup” for Senior Girls athletic events. Having done so, she was presented with it by
the donor, who generously gave a second cup for annual competition.

THE SCOUT AND CADET CHALLENGE CUP

Donated by J. L. Wright, Esq., for annual competition in shooting. Winners—1928,
Williams.

W inners—

Louie

CUP FOR ONE MILE RACE (SENIOR)
Donated by Mr. Pirie. Winners—1928, Peter Minnabarriet.

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