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GRADE 8 ROOM 12 MR. J. E. LYSECKI Roland Chabot Murray Coolidge J im Allen Stanley Anthony Ken Bettess Bob Lazaruk Victor Martinenko John McGraw T om Hardy Kingsley Fenske Fred Hollidge Wayne McLeod Ralph Nelson Floyd Patterson Harlin Phillips Wayne Meneer J im Poitras L. Sokolowski J im Swanston Wayne Wait ROOM 15 MR. I. LABOVICH
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DRAMA GROUPS THE WAYSIDE WAR ■The Wayside War was put on in front of the school on Wednesday, December 9th. The cast was: Alicia Pemberton -- Elaine Guillemin; the Colonel -- Walter Grenkow; Susan -- Carol Irvine; the Sergeant -- Paul Grenkow (Room 15) and the Ostler — Alan Carlson. We wish to thank Mr. Patterson for direct¬ ing the play and all those who helped to make it a success. BACK ROW (Left to Right)—J. Hooey, K. Kusmack, J. McEwen, D. Molstad. FRONT ROW—A. Carlson. P. Grenkow, W. Grenkow, E. Guillemin. C. Irvine. THE MARBLE DERBY It was held April 23, Saturday at 9:00 A.M. in the school grounds. We played in a 5 ft. diameter circle. There were three judges. They placed five white marbles in the centre of the ting, and two people took turns throwing a marble at one in the centre. The first one to shoot seven out of the circle is the winner of that round. Margaret Thurlbeck of our room came in second and Lorill Mathews of Miss Balderstones room came fiist. She plays at Sargent Park in two weeks time. Mr. Storch supervised at the Derby. PAT MUNDAY, room 24 , Grade 6 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM This year with the help of Mr. Patterson, the dramatic geniuses of Room 22 produced a play. It was presented to the proud parents and friends of the cast during education week. The play ■A Midsummer Night ' s Dream is one of Shakespeare ' s greatest comedies. ■Bottom , the leading role, was very well portrayed by Edna Joyce. “Puck another im¬ portant character, was played by Helen Hooey. The girls worked very hard at this play, to make it a success. KAREN PARKER Room 22, Grade 8 BACK ROW (Left to Right)—V. Logan. D. Deuling. B. Brust. A. Holland. D. Wallis. THIRD ROW—Mr. J. Patterson. L. Scott. L. Paddon. P. Wilding. J. Simcoe. M. Bowes. FRONT ROW—J. MacDonald. P. Alexander, H. Sorenson. E. Joyce. L. Wilson. K. Parker. H. Hooey. SPECIAL EVENTS CONTINUED ON PAGE 24 15
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Keith Hearn Wayne Jones W. Kimpton (H) Philip Kohnen Errol McComb (H) Jack Olinkin (H) Don Mottola Harold Pilgrim Bob Malette H I 1 |v. r Y I •% j ' f] I s r f j| f 1
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