^Gniors, first ontorcd tho
gr.tos of Ilontreo.t, for the
purpose of becoming cnlight-
onod with greater ,md more
abundant knowledge. v/e number-
ed 1^8. Lack suffered a state
of homesicknessj however, the
former students and the fncni
ty made us feel welcome, and
it was not long before ■■ li
hs.d settleo. for a winter of
earnest studv,
»/ *
class sponsor veas
illss Hoyt, v7ho gave us amolo
« sii* oSr
difficulties. The officers^
were; Helen Hardio, nr
P, , ' J-
rj- esjLuer
Calhoun, vice-nresidont•
,ie ■''hi'Rnh A M n o v>/". 4" ^
rt ^
dent:
jicilie IluBose secrotary* ‘■'p/i
Leslie Thomas, treasurer.
The Flower Hinstrelette
given by our class on October
d.5, won groat applause, and
ir was an occasion enjoyed'^
immensely by all. ' '
One of tho greatest
pleasures experienced durina
of Thanksgiving Day. Our'
Glass came to the front bv
winning the final and most
e^.citing soccer gamb of the.
se.ason. The members of the
class gave enthusiastic ond
loyal support to our team?
ihat evening a Pilgrim Ban
quet was held in Assembly inn*
tnis was our first banouet
''lontre'^t, "
• winter seemed filinri
with burdens for a maior'itt
of us, found in the writing
of OTir first ter>m papers, nnd
then examinations, ^fter
these days had fled, however
we realised their value
became appreciative of tlio
liardshlps which we had en
countered.
Spring was filled with
many activities, he found
ourselves busily employed on
com.mit-cees which would make
■oosBible a^very attractivf
oUnior-oonlor Banquet, our
under the heading of
that large clan of Americans
v.'hlch frequent almost any se
■qTSi
iarge Clan or AmexuP--'- .
which frequent almost any
of the country where there >
roads and cars. Iliah School
Graduation by the way of Mon^
treat College High School
Their destination, and
fervor they stc'U"‘ted that G® ^.g
old thumb exercise, Motori^^.g
wore kind, and these five G
Town
-'v.xuu, ana inese
got a ride to Freshman Tov^rn *
to the beginning of SophornoL
Road (that vxindlng one on
other side of Prosliraan Town
c
v;
^^ner side of Proslxraan i'ov^^
you hear so much about). R® -
of the girls decided that J
end
- decided that
would try another way, end
one of the five kept the oii^
route. She v;atn’t to keep |
solitude long, for before s
^ot started, twelve
ye old knowledge” joined^
Tney manorron -ho fOil^.
iof
mi ‘ •tvppv; X IS u.gt/ ■^r
iney managed to evade,
Well, the drivers of
-nd the sura total of
was so low it is not worth
peating. Just out side . gt
they stopped at a
yillage. Talking over the^^j tH*’'
^fip that night, they deci
i^ney had made pretty good
through Freshman Town and
the entire length of Sopho-
®oi“e Road in- tv/o years—^
bad. Pour of the pursuers
i®yy^tng, aftei""due'^rlelih®i
concentration end
^'-'■‘xuuncrarion
i iation, continued, their j
^®y. The rest took onothoL ^
yoad called other Scliools*^.x-;
one city lir.iits of Juiiior t:
yee fours wore ' ’
lour girls.
;;nc largest
to as yet,
forward to
J. —
jolned^by
ml
^ 1 oJi
a.ntlci?'^
nhoWL'
Junior Git,,
C1 o'-, Gj-iO
ncl the
i t v;i tl
wore
o>_» Xu WX O-l C..J.J.O
Tittle pleo-sure,
me of them \iovo carryl^S x
-eavy Schedule burdens, th-^
^-ct did not dird.nish the-i^
as they wentyaoou^^^,,
City. In Junior Clti Tgjid®^
conceived the idea of ^
vous Which was one
the
of the