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%u. Mrs. Barrett, who teaches the grade two class, graduated from the University of Manitoba where she received a B.A. and an A.M.M. This is Mrs. Barrett’s first year of teaching. Her interest in music takes up much of her time. She ac¬ companies both the Upper School and Lower School boys. Travel and skating are also enjoyed by Mrs. Barrett. Good luck at S.J.R. Mrs. Barrett. Mr. MacKenzie hails from Toronto and holds a B.P.E. Degree from the University of British Columbia. For the last two years, Mr. MacKenzie has played on Canada’s National Hockey Team. He has travelled extensively with the Nats” and was in the 1964 Olympics in Innusbruck. Mr. Mac¬ Kenzie, who enjoys all sports, teaches P.T. to most of Lower School, science to forms 4, 5, and 6 lower, and coaches the Playground B Hockey Team.
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Jlowa School O mk LOWER SCHOOL MONITORS BACK ROW: Malcolmson, Menzies, Morris, Heffelfinger, MacMurray, Edwards, Mr. Kiddell, Henderson, Beech, Webster, Barnes, Saunders. FRONT ROW: Boyd, Stein, Boult, Gallagher, Newman, Briggs, Richardson, Hammond, Kiddell. The same clubs this year have operated and have been running smoothly, as most parents witnessed on parents day. The playground hockey teams have won at least three games which is a big improvement on previous years. The choir has been re-formed and now includes boys from the upper school. The new wing has been built and is a marvellous asset to the school. The classrooms are larger and there are new additions such as a large playroom, a music room, an audio-visual room and a plant-room. The spacious locker room and art room have also been great assets. Young and Hamber Houses have been domi¬ nating this year in sports, except for the cross-country where New House led the field. Four lower school boys have joined the upper school junior basketball team and three of these are going on a tour to compete against other teams in Western Canada. Boarding has been excellent this year and there are nineteen permanent boarders although some temporary boarders have come and gone frequently. Our Mexican friend, Victor Cires, left at Christmas to return to his own country and we missed his cheerful countenance. Before we know it, the end of the year will be upon us, because it has been such a pleasure working in the new wing. - MARK HENDERSON HEAD BOY
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