Earl Grey School - Triangle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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HONOR STUDENTS - GRADE SEVEN Marilyn Allen Nettie Harder Robert Newberry Joyce Amundsen Margaret Hennessy Barbara Nowak Barbara Bailey Vickie Jarvis Terry Partridge Charles Blackman Joy Johnson Gail Richardson Patricia Bowman Willi Kelernit Melvyn Rubin Frank Bryans Ralph Kyritz Betty Schale Mildred Burke Myrna Lysyk Janet Scott Joyce Crawford Beverley Markham Vivian Spilchak Beryl Delory Donald Martin Gail Stevenson Jerry Dougall Carol Mattaba Sonia Torak Estelle Gordon Joyce Mitchell Valerie Wells Barbara Gray Thora Muir Donald Winkler Brian Green Barbara Wookey.

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HONOURS HONOR STUDENTS - GRADE NINE Jean Bradshaw Patricia Burland Brian Campbell Mary Champion Ronald Cinch George Gerrie Gordon Gillespie Beverley Hall Gayle Halpenny Betty Hart Vivian Hayes Rooney Johnson Margaret Kossats Margaret-Anne Lyons Donna Penrose Myrna Popowich Frank Smith Eva Soroka Leonard Stone Vivianne Verstraete STUDENTS - GRADE HONOR Allan Bradshaw Delphine Brown Pat Bryans Lyn Charlesworth Charles Collyer Myrna Desjardin Marlene Ewasyke Gordon Fletcher Maureen Finn Arlie Geer Frieda Giesbrecht Arlene Gunness Loa Henry Thor Jacobsen Joe Kuzniakowski Beatrice Lamond Elaine McHardy Eleanor Munday Rita Murray E I GHT Margaret Myers Arthur Parker Jo Anne Robertson June Sellar Mary Uhryn Sophie Uhryn Judy Van Tongerloo Clyde Watson Marlyn Whitecomb

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EVENTS THE GRADE NINE HALLOWE’EN DANCE On October 30, under the expert leadership of Mr. White the Grade IX classes had a party. At 8 o ' clock boys and girls began to arrive. The boys at the beginning were too hesitant to ask the girls to dance but a number of Bingo Dances soon solved the predicament. Barry Wait as Master of Ceremonies introduced the song numbers. Entertainment for the night was pro¬ vided by the different classrooms. Jean Toe- vens and her young sister honoured us with a snappy tap dance. Finally the refreshments were served to the enjoyment of al1,especia1ly the boys. An orderly,but rather noisy line was formed at the left for the refreshments. Although the ladies were supposed to be first the gentle¬ men? managed to get nearer the front of the 1 ine. After a few more dances the party ended with everyone joining in to gather souvenirs of the decorations. We would like to thank all the teachers and students connected with mak¬ ing the party a success. HONOURABLE MENTION EARL GREY STUDENT RECEIVES HONOURABLE MENTION FROM LUXEMBOURG Earl Grey is honoured to have amongniits students, Barbara Gray. In grade 5 when she was ten, her painting which was done in water¬ colour, was chosen along with 9 others from the world,to be hung in a museum in Luxembourg. She received a great surprise when Miss George the art superintendent, who is retiring this year, presented her with a folio of pictures, which went with the honourable mention she re¬ ceived for her painting. The ten pictures in the folio were sketches of castles, churches, and scenes, of places in Luxembourg. Barbara thinks they are wonderful. We hope she will make a success of her talent, and we wish her the best of luck in the work she loves so well. GWEN HOGG -- ROOM 12. CHONITA - OPERETTA PRINCIPALS AND INSTRUCTORS