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

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ROOM 13 cont. LILA RAMEY With an Irish temper that’s quick to flash Lila’s fond of sports, plays ball with a dash. She’s hardworking though, at home and at school You never see her breaking a rule. GAIL RICHARDSON Gail Richardson is quite a gal, Donna Brydon’s closest pal. Her favourite pastime’s chewing gum; Her marks show that she isn’t dumb. JANET SCOTT Our artist in Room 13 is Jan. Paint a picture? She surely can. Her marks are high on her report. She’s a popular girl, and a very good sport. BETTY ANNE SHALE As ‘Blondie she’s she’s known to our gang. The role of Peep-Bo she acted and sang She’s rather quiet but smart in class; In sports, art, and music she’s sure to pass. GAIL STEVENSON She plays well and sings well; so we all hail Her as successor to the little nightingale. She’s one of the nicest girls we know And took the part of Yum-Yum in our show. SONIA TORAK Sonia Torak, active and spry. Is captain of sports in Junior High. She played the accordion at the festival this year And says she desires a nursing career. NAOMI WINTERS Naomi Winters, a quiet ash blond Of piano playing is very fond. She works hard in our class every day And never has a very great deal to say. JERRY BISSETT Jerry Bissett, a handsome young man Sang in the chorus as only he can. Mostly quiet, sometimes gay, Poor boy never has much to say. CHARLES BLACKMAN Here is a boy with lots of jazz Known about the school as ‘Chas‘. On science fiction he is quite keen, In the Mikado Chorus line he was seen. RAY CRAIG A cheerful scout is our boy, Ray, Who always knows just what to say. He sang in the Mikado in the chorus; Some of his antics are done just for us. GERRY DOUGALL In our ‘Mikado he played the title role. He’s always a smiling, cheerful soul. And for this Year Book, without a mutter, He went around clicking his camera shutter. WAYNE FAITHFUL A faithful friend to most everyone — We wonder often if his homework’s done. In classes he is quite a clown; Work will always make him frown. JOE FLETT Joe has black and curly hair, Real or a ‘Toni 1 , we don’t care. A part-time sailor is our boy, Joe, We love him because he dresses just so. RALF KYRITZ Ralf Kyritz excels in all his art, For the year book he certainly has done his part. He works very hard at picture taking; Friends and high grades he’s good at making. ED KZYWONOS Ed Kzywonos is quite a young man. Certainly in sports he does all he can. He laughs and jokes from morning till night. And helped with ‘make-up all who were in sight. LARRY MACREADY Larry Macready, tall and blond; Of drawing sports scenes is very fond. He had more red make-up than others, you know, When he sang in the chorus - after the show. KEITH McCOMB Keith is the Hercules of Room 13. . As a chorus boy he could easily be seen. , In sports and at school he works day by day. And, of course, always has something to say.

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ROOM 13 cont. BOB McFEE He was our Pooh-Bah-with his baritone voice; Medicine is his vocational choice. He’s a versatile boy with an active brain. A baseball coach with might and main. BOB NEWBURY Bob Newbury, a good pal and a friend Is always tagging along at the end. In shops he puts us all to shame, And is an enthusiast of the g lfing game. JOHN O’BRIEN John’s a newcomer from Portage la Prairie; In French he’s never very merry. He’s good in sports, but at baseball he’s best; In school he often takes a rest. BOB ORTLIEB Bob Ortlieb, an excited young man Is a Navy Cadet, and a saxaphone fan. He’s a very nice boy, a friend indeed, Who will come to your rescue whatever your need. TERRY PARTRIDGE In the operetta he had but one line, But in hiS classes he often does shine. He worked for our book with advertising, And in the chorus he could be heard singing. BARRY SMITH Barry Smith, a sportsman at heart Was in the operetta and fitted the past; As ‘Pish Tush 1 he starred and did very wen, And on the soccer field, he was swell. BOB VAN TONGERLOO An excellent success was our actor ICO-KO Who likes everything to be just so-so. He pops up with comments and jokes in classes, And enjoys himself as long as he passes. DONALD WINKLER Don Winkler, good at playing Bach As Ko-Ko, steady as a rock. In the Winnipeg Festival he was a star; This lad will surely go quite far. MR. F. WHITE FLORENCE ALBA In Room eleven there is a gal To everyone she is a pal. She has dark hair and you will agree She’s the quietest girl you ever did see. ROSALIE DAY Rosalie Day, the Scottish lass, Is very well liked by all our class. In all the rooms she’s very quiet But often in sports she is a riot. GAIL EVERETT Gail is known for her merry voice, She is often seen with her friend Joyce. In make-up she tried to paint the cast- That’s why at performances she arrived last. LORRAINE EWACIIEWSKI Lorraine, a member of our make-up committee Worked well on faces of actors, we agree. Baseball she plays on the field each day. And is going soon to Tec-Voc, they say. MARJORIE EWASYKE Marjorie is a girl of good looks Who always has her head in books. She’ll leave Earl Grey, and you’ll hear her say ‘Tec-Voc here I come to work and play. 1 YVONNE FAVEL Yvonne Favel is certainly the lass Who never did stand first in her class. In all sports and at make-up she shines. But sometimes in Maths she gets mixed up with ‘nines ' .