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The Art Students Club

OFFICERS MARCH 1927-28

President ee ey eo RANGES. V. GATENWOOD
Vice-President - - - - - - = = = Marearet WILLIAMS
Seeretaty RR ee eR ee Cas EC ee
Treasurers co eye ee ee MARY): SUTHERLAND
COMMITTEE
Bee LENNIE MapceE FARMER
Maup SHERMAN DarHNE RANKIN

DorotTHuy TISDALL

HE Art Students’ Club was formed in the spring of 1926 to create an
esprit d’ecole and further Art Education. The monthly meetings are
a source of pleasure and interest to the students and following is the
President’s report, which will give an idea of the activities of the club:

To the Members of the Art Students Club:
Fellow Students,—

We meet this afternoon to review the work of the first year of our
club’s history.

When the club was formed last March Miss Phyllis Kirkpatrick was
elected President, which office she held until November, when she resigned
owing to not being able to give the necessary time to the office. As her
successor | have now the honour to present this our first Annual Report,
which which is also combined that of the secretary.

The first important undertaking of the Club was the publishing of
the school Annual named The Paint Box. The competition for the Cover
Design was won by Miss Ellen Moore. The Editor was Miss Margaret
Williams, and the Business Manager was Miss Hermione King. This
venture was most successful, as the full number of three hundred copies
was sold in record time and a substantial profit realized.

Our next step of importance was the Beaux Art Cabaret, which was
given at the “Ambassador,” in October. This was a great success, both
artistically and financially. Five hundred guests attended, making a