Kelvin High School - Kelvin Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Mm. Qialtam (letilel This year Kelvin has suffered a great loss in the retirement of Mrs. L. M. Gra¬ ham, who has been connected with our home economics department for the past twelve years. Before coming to Kelvin, Mrs. Graham taught for a number of years in other city schools. Popular with both staff and students, Mrs. Graham was an active member of many committees, taking a special interest in opera costumes. She is now in England for a two years’ stay with her daughter’s family. From all accounts she is enjoying her visit in the Old Country. We wish Mrs. Graham every happiness in her retired life. Mary Brown Ann McLean Stajjjj Gltancj,e4, We wish to extend a very warm welcome to Miss O’Donnell, who succeeds Mrs. Gra¬ ham in the home economics department. She recently came from Earl Grey School. We are sorry to have Mr. Lyons leave us. He did splendid work in teaching his¬ tory and other subjects, and also gave a great deal of time to vocational guidance. He is now teaching at Daniel McIntyre School. Returning to take over his post in voca¬ tional guidance once more is Mr. Thomp¬ son. He is also teaching several other sub¬ jects. We missed him during his year’s leave-of-absence while he was doing post¬ graduate work, and hope sincerely that he will stay with us for many more years. We have no doubt that Mr. G. Duncan, away for a year’s leave-of-absence, is thor¬ oughly enjoying life under sunny Cali¬ fornian skies. We hope to see him back next year, complete with tan. Our congratulations to Miss Shack, who, we are pleased to report, has been pro¬ moted to the position of principal of Sar- geant Park School. We wish her success in every way. In place of Miss Shack and Mr. Duncan we have Mr. Rene Hoole from Daniel McIn¬ tyre, a great asset to our dramatic and musical activities, and Mr. LeNeveu of King Edward School. It is our hope that they are finding their work at Kelvin enjoyable. Mr. Chisik has been appointed to the staff this year in replacement of Mr. Mu- lock. Mr. Chisik was engaged in doing special electrical work in the Kelvin shops for a number of years. We feel that the departure of Miss Nel¬ son, secretary to Kelvin for six years, is a great loss to us. Having prepared for a teaching career by obtaining her Univer¬ sity degree and ' by attending normal school and business college, Miss Nelson began her teaching career at The Pas. Later she came to Winnipeg. After holding various positions as both teacher and stenographer, she came to Kelvin. At present she is teaching at Virden Collegiate. We wish her happiness and success. To Miss Baldwin, who recently replaced Miss Nelson, we extend a hearty welcome. She came to us from Lord Roberts, where she held the same position of secretary. We have with us also, this year, Miss V. Anderson, assistant secretary. We feel sure she will like her position here and hope to see her for a good long while. Barbara Davies Page Ten

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