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First Graduate team formed at McDougall Commercial High School by Mr. J.P. Page in 1915.

Back row (l to r): Ethel Anderson, Gerry Reid, Ella Osbourne, Winnie Martin.
Middle row (l to r): Mr. Carpenter (Supt. of Schools), Nellie Batson, Jr. J.P. Page.
Front rown (l to r): Iola Mitchell, Mary Bremner.

This is the school team. Winnie Martin is the only member to continue playing and join other graduates to officially become Edmonton Grads.

First Olympic and International Champions.
Back row (l to r): Eleanor Mountifield, Connie Smith, J.P. Page, Abbie Scott, Daisy Johnson.
Front row (l to r): Nellie Perry, Mary Dunn, Winnie Martin (Capt.), Dorothy Johnson.

Played with the Edmonton Grads from 1921 to 1927.

Back row (l to r): Kate Macrae, Elsie Bennie, J. Percy Page, Gladys Fry.
Front row (l to r): Mae Brown, Mildred McCormack, Joan Johnston, Margaret MacBurney

Edmonton Grads in Olympic court uniforms.
L to R: Noel MacDonald, Gladys Fry, Mabel Munton, Etta Dann, Sophie Brown, Margaret MacBurney, Doris Neale, Babe Belanger, Helen Northup.

L to R: Jean Willaimson, Winnie Gallen, Kay MacRitchie, Mabel Munton, Betty Bawden, Sophie Brown, Etta Dann, Helen Northup.

The photograph was included in a Christmas card sent by the Grads, with the inscription: 'With Hearty Christmas Greetings and Every Good Wish for your Happiness in the New Year'. See MS-604, f. 70 - Scrapbook #1, p. 21.

Back row (l to r): Dorothy Johnson, Connie Smith, Daisy Johnson, Winnie Martin, Abbie Scott.
Front row (l to r): Elizabeth Elrick, Eleanor Mountifield (Captain), Nellie Perry, Mary Dunn.

Same as EA-715-10.

J. Percy Page in Lieutenant-Governor's uniform.

Same as EA-715-124.

L to R: Eleanor Mountifield, Connie Smith, Nellie Perry, Daisy Johnson, Winnie Martin, Dorothy Johnson.

Back row (l to r): Dorothy Johnson, Connie Smith, Daisy Johnson, Winnie Martin, Abbie Scott.
Front row (l to r): Elizabeth Elrick, Eleanor Mountifield (Captain), Nellie Perry, Mary Dunn.

Same image as EB-27-46 (used in a Christmas card sent from the Grads).

Note: some of the versions have the titled lettered on the photo; one of the versions is titled as 1925.