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

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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION R.J. COCHRANE BA, ED. M. PRINCIPAL Kelvin students take pride in welcoming their new principal, Mr. R. J. Cochrane. Mr. Cochrane received his elementary and normal training in St. John, New Brunswick, followed by work at the University of Mani¬ toba and Harvard University. As well as teaching ten years at Kelvin, Mr. Cochrane has held posts at Hugh John Macdonald and Lord Selkirk, being principal of the latter. Even with such an intensive scholastic training Mr. Cochrane has found time to participate in such sports as baseball, basketball and football. He is in favor of extra¬ curricular activities and feels that these should be a part of every student ' s training. Mr. Cochrane ' s few recreation hours are spent read¬ ing and listening to music. Thus it can be seen that our new principal has much in common with both the teachers and students here at Kelvin. Mr. Fyles, our Vice-Principal, came to Kelvin in 1949. Previous to this he taught French, Latin, history and English in other Winnipeg high schools. As well as being a graduate of St. John ' s College in Arts and of the University of Manitoba in Education, he has studied philosophy at Edinburgh and has received his Master ' s degree in French from the University of Manitoba. Be¬ cause of his careful organization and his deep interest in all the many and varied school activities, Mr. Fyles is greatly admired and respected by both the faculty and the student body. W. A. FYLES B. ED, M.A. VICE - PRINCIPAL 8