ae) COQUALEETZA RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL \ \

Words of welcome to the Guest of Honour—Rev. G. H. Raley
“Sufficient to have stood”

Alma Mater
Ruth Castle—Mercy Wesley
“She is to me like a fairy city of the heart’—Byron
Address by: Rev. S. D. Chown, D.D., L.L.D.

Votes of thanks were extended to: Dr. Chown by Dora White
To Miss Milsom by Eva Dick :
To Miss Bailey by Violet Wright
Singing by the girls
“The singing in my heart | bore,
Long after it was heard no more.’

—Wordsworth
“Spring Time in the Rockies
“When the Moon Comes Over the Mountains”
“Pagan Love Song”
“Red Wing”
Song Sheet—Nos. 8, 9, 19, 21, 25, 26, 27, 51, 55

“O CANADA”

“What, fast asleep! It is no matter” _
—Julius Caesar

Senior Class Play

Teacher: MISS M. H. PENNINGTON, B.A.

Some of the members of the Senior Division staged a play on the evening of December,
the twenty-third, in the Assembly Hall of the School.

Several junior parts were taken by pupils from the Intermediate Division. The play
consisted of nine scenes which were arranged from Charles Dickens’ well-known “Christmas
Carol” together with a home-made Prologue.

The costumes were prepared by Miss Richards, who was temporarily in charge of the
Manufacturing Department, assisted by some of the senior girls.

The scenery was made by Mr. George Williams. Manual Training Instructor.

The Cast consisted of:
Ebenezer SChOOR ye tees ce erst neue nein aoe ee a Cyril Mahone
Scrooge’s Nephew, Fred ..Leonard Wesley
Mifare ks OS Gere reeset re aes otn Neg ne andes cena ee Peter Good
Bob Cratchit ......... Wilfred Bennett

Minsea(@ rat cli teesenee a etare te tatisS oe ee 7) Ua nea wee tSee eet ee: Violet Wright
Martha Cratchit ... .-Alice Percival
B elinya aUgG rea th apres eases eeseere a err ee eM yt CMEC LY,
Rete s@ratch its settee ett nner aint cE ence Bei A sl pe bined a Frank Calder
Miniyzalbime Gratehitseseeaecttcot a: Metadata eae eee BU es ol eke George Good

iwoyleittle Gratchitss= =n Lavina White and Winnie H. Hall
SCROOPe TAS: ae DO ye Serevent ele ean clea tea lier Ae eee Lavina White
Pane SClOOg eye trae eet SU A ee ee te neue Winnie Hall
GHostaofe @higistina se as eee eases ne Christopher Matthews
Robert Hughes
SP pease oets eta e ce eee ee Philip Watson

This was the first attempt made by the pupils of Coqualeetza to present a distinctly
classical play. Leonard Wesley, as Scrooge’s nephew, Cyril Mahone as Scrooge and Peter
Good as Marley’s Ghost acted their parts especially well and those present congratulated all
the players on the measure of success they attained.

At the end of the performance supper was served for the cast in the dining room.

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