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Departamental Reports

HIGH SCHOOL:
Grade XII.
Grade XI.
Grade X.
Grade IX.

SENIOR ROOM:
Grade VIII.
Grade VII.
Grade VI.
Grade V.

INTERMEDIATE ROOM:

Grade IV.
Grade III. Senior
Grade III. Junior
JUNIOR ROOM:
Grade II. (a)
Grade II. (b)
Grade I.
PRIMARY ROOM:
Grade I. (a)

Grade I.(b)

Primary Grade

It is hard to believe we are at the end of another school year.

ACADEMIC
PrincipaL—V. WoopwortTn, B.A.
Dorothy Matheson.
Robert Gray.
Ruth Castle.
Cecil Robinson, Charlie Howard.
Miss M. K. Crarke, B.A., TEACHER.
Mercy Wesley, Oliver Adams, Edna Tait.
Agnes Roberts, Alice Percival.
Patterson McKay, Cyril Mahone, Mary Underwood.
Moses Leeson, Frank Calder, Esther Reid.
Miss D. Mitsom, TEACHER.
Mary Wallace, Philip Watson, Chester Bolton.
Amelia McMillan, Edith Thomas, Alex Wilson.
Jackson Starr, Lawrence Allard, Dorothy Barton.
Miss AiMEE MacKay, TEACHER.
Laura Lewis, Fraser Joseph, Simon Lewis, Evelyn Haldane, Hazel Houstie.
Florence Modeste, Jane Hunt, Edna Pollard.
Billie Roberts, Stanley Humchitt, Peter Jackson, Marjorie Wilson.
Miss ETHEL MacKay, B.A., TEACHER.
Sophia Reid, Agnes Modiste, Edna Quacksistala, Irene Williams, George
Lewis, Katie Moon, Susan Charlie, Sarah MacDonald.
Sybil Modiste, Lily Leo, Wallace Paul, Donald Gladstone.
Dorothy Charles, Hazel Boss, Martin Edgar, Lorne Alexie.

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MATRON’S REPORT

Miss Besse FRENCH

When hours and days are ticked

off by the sound of a bell, and work is routine, time passes very quickly.
This has been a very eventful year, distinguished by a visit from the Governor-General, with all the
attendant preparations and anticipations, and reaching the climax with a wedding, that of the Principal’s

daughter, Miss Edith Raley.

Already the holiday spirit is in the air, and preparations are being made for closing.
A splendid school spirit has been manifest again this year, and we hope that the continual “line upon

line” will have its effect in the lives of the pupils.

Work in the departments has been very faithfully

done, and no girl or boy who spends any length of time in a Residential School can ever quite get away

from its influence.

Several girls might receive special mention for duties carefully done, but perhaps the most faithful

have been Mary Underwood, Florence Stanley, Alice Sepass and Kate Morgan.
Stevens also deserve mention.

Hazel Houstie and Peggy

CULINARY DEPARTMENT

Miss Y. BarLty

Theory, 2 hours; Application 18 hours, weekly.

Motto: “The hungry must be fed.”

Another year has passed away, and we in Coqualeetza kitchen are still preparing tons of fruit,
vegetables, fish and meats, along with miles of puddings, pies and cakes, to feed the hungry multitude.
Thus the girls of the school, who do the cooking under the supervision of the Cooking mistress git
practical training in every branch of culinary art.

The girls who have earned special mention for good work this year are Hannah Douglas, Emily Leo,
Pearl Rudland and Alice Percival, while those who have showed marked improvement are Rosalind Price,
Gertrude Nelson, Kate Morgan and Olive Munro.

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