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

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THE VOICES Martin Levitt Brian Macphersan Avie Arenson Frank Johnson Don Winkler Editor Photography Business Aovertising Literary Sam Corrigan Editor Muriel Hardy Lela Kobrinsky Linda Wolinsky Vee Stern Dan Krindle Girls Sports School Events Biographies Faculty Boys Sports THE CLIPPINGS” REVIEWS 1955-56 Once again the termination of the school year brings the publication of our school an¬ nual. Among many improvements to our mag¬ azine was the selection, by means of a com¬ petition, of its new name, The Clippings . This year the staff selected the newspaper theme for our Year Book. The reporting and comprehensive photography section which carry out this idea, will, we hope, make the Clippings a complete record of Kelvin for 1955-56. Back: Mr. Ward (photo advisor); Miss Carey (art advisor); Mr. Lord (chief advisor); Miss MacGregor (literary advisor); Third Row: Bill Copsey, Ralf Kyritz, Wayne Rudko, Grant Saunders, Ken Shere; Second Row: David Wolinsky, Barbara Gray, Lynne Downey, John Young, Sally Dotten, Wayne E.liott; First Row: Solange Chan, Gail Johnson, Carol Caves, Donna Thorpe, Roselyn Rosen, Iris Marr. Missing: Dave Stephens, Charlotte Rigby.

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Student Council Makes Headlines A YEAR OF PROGRESS THE MEMBERS of the Kelvin Student Council of 1955-56 under the competent guidance and initiative of President Dave Cross, have worked collectively and individually throughout the school term to make this a year of notable progress. Mainly because of the efforts of the President, inter-room hockey was successfully re-introduced to Kelvin after a lapse of many years. Early in March, the Council approved of Kelvin ' s joining the Junior Red Cross and, although the school did not actively partici¬ pate in that organization this year, the foundations were laid for a greater role in the future. As a substitute for a Careers ' Day, which was not held this year, the Council sponsored speakers who addressed assemblies during the study period. A very popular innovation was introduced by the Council in the form of music which was played on the P.A. system at noon. A school record library was also instituted. A new system of awards, which was conceived last year, in order to ensure equitable recognition for extra-curricular activities, was completed this year. Among the regular functions of the Council that were con¬ tinued were the noon study rooms and the Milk Bar. The annual Christmas Cheer Drive was better than ever. The council members in charge of these programs as well as those of the Social and Ethics Committees were especially notable for their enthusiasm and perseverence. In the realm of social activity, the Council sponsored a series of dances, beginning with the novel Witches ' Whirl and culminating with the festive Graduation Dance. All of the Student Council ' s activities and accomplishments could never be listed here, but it is sufficient to say that this com¬ paratively small group of students worked diligently throughout the entire school term to represent their classes efficiently on the Dave Cross student governing body and to promote the general welfare of President. Kelvin. NOON-HOUR, AWARDS, CHRISTMAS CHEER The Noon-Hour, Awards, and Christmas Cheer Committees of the Council discuss the difficulties as well as the pleasure connected with their various council activities. Gail Thomson, Alan Hodgson, Pat Peterson, David Genser, Jocelyn Samborski. Missing: Joe Kuzniakowski, Julius Wise. NEWSPAPER, RADIO, ETCETERA, AND YEARBOOK The Newspaper and Radio representative from the Council gets together with the Year¬ book liason to discuss public relations while waiting for the Etcetera liason. Joan Winstone, Jamie McEwan. Missing: Don Render.

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OF KELVIN Ron Melville Avie Arenson David Sanded Joyce Crawford Miss Thomson Bev Bridges Circulation Publicity Asst. Editcr Asst. Editor Advisor Editor The “ET CETERA Keeps Kelvinites Informed This year ' s issue of the Et Cetera, Kelvin ' s monthly newspaper, was a big success, due to the wonderful articles, skillful editing, and the fact that regular newsprint was introduced. Several photographs were featured, including sport groups and a portrait of Mr. Cochrane. Among the articles were monthly news stories and regular sports, gossip, and biography columns, as well as editorials and interest stories. The staff had a lot of fun producing their journal, and certainly succeeded in satisfying the highest hopes of their readers, with a better than ever newspaper! The Et Cetera has surely come a long way since the first issue back in 1953! Back: Charles Shepard, Sam Corrigan, Beverley Strachan, Barbara Gray, Ralf Kyritz; Third Row: Bonnie Pearlman, Iris Sutherland, Eleanor Morganstern, Norene Rykiss, Stephanie Jones, Dorothy Glover, Barbara Virtue; Second Row: Sonia Torak, Linda Posner, Diane Rubin, Irene Gibson, Myrna Lysyk, Charlotte Rigby; First Row: Solange Chan, Pat Bowman, Rose Vasey, Marilyn Schacter, Coralie Gay, Cathy Vasey; Missing: Jane O ' Donnell, Lynda Wortman, Judy Rutledge, Lecia Danylchuk.