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D epartmental Reports

ACADEMIC
HIGH SCHOOL:
Grade XI. Percival Gladstone, Dorothy Matheson, Peter Minnabarriet.
Grade X. Robert Gray.
Grade IX. Elizabeth Barton, Ruth Castle.
SENIOR ROOM:
Grade VIII. Charles Howard, Sophenia Wallace, Cecil Robinson.
Grade VI. George Douglas, Rosalind Watson, Edna Tait.
Grade V. Mildred Russ, Gwendolyn Watson, Patterson McKay.
INTERMEDIATE ROOM:
Grade IV. Ester Reid, Louie Williams, Esther Peters.
Grade III (a). Alice Sepass, Josiah Tait, Frank Calder.

vens, Eliza Humchitt, Eva Dick, Annie Siwallace.

Barton, Hazel Harris, William Cooper.
wis, Josephine Williams, Hazel Housty.
dstone, Michael Leo, Dorothy Charlie.

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ESTIC ECONOMICS
HOME TRAINING

Miss B. FRENCH, (Mafroz).

3 of Matronship in a school with such ideals and possibilities as
r, owing to the splendid co-operation of the Principal and the
ved such a stupendous one as it first appeared. A new Matron
rst few months, of course, as one of the chief necessities to her
ng of the student body, which takes a little time to acquire in
ge number of students, with such a variety of dispositions and

My term opened with the berry-picking season, followed by camping, school re-opening, and
getting acquainted, Christmas preparations, the lecture course, Easter, Spring cleaning, exhibition and
closing preparations. Not alone each month, but practically each week, has its special feature.

So far as serious illness is concerned we have practically a clean sheet this year, and good
work, and much of it, has been done in every department.

Perhaps the most encouraging feature in the school life this year has been the splendid spirit
manifested by all, and a willingness to do the task without grumbling, and a desire to do it well.
This bespeaks a development not only of school spirit, but of Christian character.

Some of the girls adapt themselves very creditably to Home Training, and have measured up,
generally, to responsibilities given. Perhaps Rosalind Watson should be accorded first place, with
Delavina Allard a close second. Alberta Jones, Edna Tait, Pearl Rudland, Lydia Young, Emily Leo,
Dora Reece, and many others deserve special mention.

CULINARY DEPARTMENT
Miss V. Bailey
Theory, 2 hours; Application 18 hours, weekly.

We have come to the end of a pleasant year in this department, the girls working very faith-
fully supplying the many puddings, pies and cakes, as well as the staple articles of diet demanded daily to
meet the needs of so many boys and girls and staff.

In the weekly cooking class the girls have been instructed in such subjects as table laying
and serving, breadmaking, fruit canning, etc.

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