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

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GI PL S’ VOLLEYBALL The volleyball season proved quite a successful year in the inter-room volley¬ ball championship. Due to the polio epide¬ mic, there were no inter-school games, but the inter-room games were just as much en¬ joyed. Results of the finals were Grade VII, Library; Grade VIII, Room l q ; Grade IX, Room 13. Congratulations Champs! Room 13 was downed by the Teacher’s volleyball team. The game was enjoyed by the spectators and teams, and proceeds were used for more physical training equipment. Another event ' during the volleyball season was the game between Earl Grey Ro.om 13 and Hugh .John Macdonald. Both games were won by Earl Grey School. SP EEDSK ATI N G A fine effort was made by both indi¬ viduals and relay teams in the annual speedskating races at the Smphi theatre Four Junior High teams and one elementary relay team represented Earl Grey School Although they weren’t able to place, they showed good sportsmanship. Good work, girls, and best wishes for a better speed¬ skating next year. Individualists were Junior, Tsobel Leslie, and Elementary, Noreen Dueling Both girls skated in the finals and made a wonderful showing. Congratulations girls! The Earl Grey Junior High School teams were as follows; Midget: Marilyn Forest, Donna Dueling Joan Caldwell, Ilo Porter. Junior Jean Squires, Elizabeth Chable, Elsie Hanson, Carol Smith Intermediate: Andrea Mackey, Ruth McKee Carol Skoog, Mary Nobite. Senior : Marjorie’Ewasyke , Joyce Murphy, Sharon Clark, Heather Sorenson, The Elementary Team: Margaret Piluk, Arlene Gardiner, Mary Lythgoe, J enie Mach AN EXCITING GAME Late in the fall our class was prac tising for the final volleyba lJ game. T us it seemed an exciting event as it wa.‘ our first year in Junior High. When school was out, we a 11 went down to the auditorium where the game wa going tc be played. We were ready to star when -the timekeeper announced the game wa; on! The two teams played up and down lik a see-saw. Now we were ahead; now wt weren’t. During the Jast five minutes the other team began counting up- points th a were showing badly on the score card. Qi: team shot back. We were slowly olimbin up. How the spectators roared! Our serve landed a perfect sh ct as the ball sai led o ver the net. The score was tied! A dea silence hung over the room as another ba JJ bounced cleanly onto the other side. Hur¬ rah! Library class had won! Once more th tense, expectant crowd could breathe unti next year and its volleyball games. Leona Plischke Grade VII, Library

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GIRLS ' SPORTS CAPTAINS BACK ROW L-R: SHIRLEY WROBLEWSKY, ELEANOR STIELER, YVONNE CARDINAL, MISS M. MCVEIGH, HEATHER SORENSON MYRNA POITRAS, IRENE KELLOCK FRONT ROW L-R: VALERIE HARRISON. JOYCE MURPHY. SONIA TORAK, PAT VERBECK, CAROL TOWNS, BARBARA ROBERTS.

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GIRLS ' SPEED SKATING, JUNIOR HIGH BACK ROW L-R: HEATHER SORENSON, JOYCE MURPHY, MISS M. MCVEIGH, SHARON CLARK, MARJORIE EWASYKE. CENTRE ROW L-R: ELSIE HANSEN, MARY NOBLE, ANDREA MACKEY, CAROL SKOOG, ISOBEL LESLIE, JEAN SQUIRES. FRONT ROW L-R: CAROL SMYTH, MARILYN FOREST, JOAN CALDWELL, FLO PORTER, DONNA DUELING, ELIZABETH CHABLO. ELEMENTARY SPEED SKATING BACK ROW L-R: JOAN CHAP1EL, JOAN INCH, JOYCE ADAMS, MARLENE DEVRIES, PILUK, ARLENE GARDINER, NOREEN DEULING. JENNIE MACK, MARY LYTHGOE, MARGARET