Scout and Guide Sunday was observed at Coqualeetza when Scout Leaders from Van-
couver addressed the combined resident and visiting troops.

The climax to a happy year of Guiding was the week-end spent camping at Cultus Lake,
June 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. After an exciting trip to Lihumchian Falls we all felt qualified for
membership in the Alpine Club. The Guides visited a fish hatchery and were shown fish in
their_various stages of development and they learned also something of the work done by
the Government in maintaining an adequate supply of salmon in the Northern waters.

_ The outing proved thoroughly successful and it was a Company of weary but happy and
satisfied Guides who hiked back to school when camping was over.

First Aid

One of the most potent factors in the development of the pupils was the course in
Practical and Theoretical First Aid conducted by Mr. Ted Parkinson Provincial Secretary
of the St. John’s Ambulance Association, Canadian Branch, for the girls, boys and members
of the staff. The classes were held on Saturdays under the auspices of the Girl Guides.

The girls deserve special commendation as twenty-nine out of a class of thirty-four passed
the examinations conducted by Dr. W. E. Henderson, and received their Junior First Aid
Certificates. Five members of the staff also received their Senior First Aid Certificates.
The value of the course can only be estimated when one realizes the worth of a real “First
Aider” in an Indian village.

Senior First Aid Certificates:

Mrs. B. MacKenzie, Miss J. Newington, Miss M. Nicklin, Miss A. Hockin, Miss M.
Hopwood.

Junior First Aid Certificates:

Ruby Hoveli—Exceptionally good.

Amelia MacMillan—Very good.

Ruth Castle—Very good.

Marjorie Underwood, Julia Collinson, Laura Lewis, Martha Billy, Jane Hunt, Helen
Joseph, Esther Peters, Rose Hill, Clara Robinson, Rosalind Price, Esther Reid, Evelyn
Williams, Hazel Harris, Josephine Wilson, Edith Joseph, Ethel Charles, Myrtle Kelly, Myrtle
Angus. Alice Sepass, Eva Dick, Alice Percival, Phyllis Parker, Violet Wright, Jean Walker,
Dorothy Price, Olive Munro.

Merit Clubs

The Merit Clubs this year have been continued along the same lines as in 1931-1932,
and have again proved a success. The senior girls were divided into two clubs and the boys
into three.

Oliver Adams once more captained the Blues, while Arnold Davidson and Peter Martin
led the Reds and Whites respectively. Competition has been keen throughout and points
have been awarded in all departments. classrooms and athletics as well as for voluntary
service and initiative. The all-important “team and school spirit” has been fostered. ee

Suitable awards have been given to the winning teams apropos of rewards, Capt. Pirie
and Mr. Munro have presented a shield to be competed for annually by the boys. The Blues
have captured it this year.

Students Council

“Truth before Favour”

Honorary President—Dr. Raley

Staff Representative—Miss A. Hockin
President—Miss Ruth Castle
Secretary—Arnold Davidson
Watchiman—Philip Watson.

Boys’ Health Officer—Arnold Davidson.
Girls’ Health Officer—Miss Alice Sepass

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