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

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GRADES 2 3 Mrs.D.RENNIE ROOM 6 BACK ROW (Left to Right)—Lorraine Chapiel, Rennie Rougeau, Joan Henderson, Jack Piche, Ann Vicary, Bob Miller, Shirley Blackman, Richard Newell. THIRD ROW—Maureen Spearman. Warren Carriere, Glenn Church. Lance Matthew. Carol Henry. Linda Faykes, Kenneth Lazaruk. SECOND ROW—Kenneth Chapman, Larry Jackson. Karen Willox. Janice Matthew. Girben Tigchelaar, Kenneth Thompson, Leonard Ettenhofer, Gary Buffie. FRONT ROW—Kathy Harland, Lois Bowman, Jimmy Malette, Bobby Geekie, Dennis Carriere. Donna Slator, Jacqueline Furniss. Absent—Wendy Wiens. POSTERS FOR THE BEAUTIFY WINNIPEG CAMPAIGN. ROBINS Robins, Robins, come back here, Robins, Robins, spring is near, Build your nest in a pretty green tree, Then you will soon have eggs and then little babies. ANN VICARY ACTIVITIES OF ROOM 6 Room 6 took part in the Teachers’ Con¬ vention by exhibiting a display of regular school work and special projects. About a week later the parents were in¬ vited to a tea to see the children and their work. An educational and interesting trip to the Manitoba Museum was enjoyed by all. These posters were drawn by: Marjorie Gillies Grade 5, Age Rainer Kyritz Grade 5, Age Jane Lysyk Grade 5, Age Barbara Liminert — Grade 5, Age Annette Tremblay — Grade 5, Age Dennis Cleve Grade 6, Age Leslie Howard Grade 6, Age Charles Wood Grade 6, Age Room 23, 10. Room 23 10. Room 23 10. Room 23 10. Room 23 10. Room 24 11. Room 24 11. Room 24, 11. 45

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GRADE 2 Mrs.E.WURSTER ROOM 2 BACK ROW (Left to Right)—Wayne M cComb. Gilbert Turner. Dennis Laboda, Jackie Bergan, Patrick. Morann, Leonard Scott, John Manning. THIRD ROW—Nancy Kieler. Richard Soka, David Mackidd. Gary Chapman. Leonard Falk. Larry Todd. Gary Boychuk. Herby Lewis. Shirley Olenik, Charlene Rizok. SECOND ROW—Loraine Yucl. Wendy Garbutt. Linda O’Brien. Sharon Carriere, Emily Jean Whittaker. Susan I .each. Margcta Butk ans. Barbara Phelan. Theresa Sharp, Shirley Shaver. Norma Manske. FRONT ROW—Karen Babiak. Carol Henderson. Judy Gadway, Ella Wurster, Diane Wilcox. Vivian Shaw. Nancy Gyryluk. MAGIC PENNY A magic penny can change to anything you want. Once upon a time there was a boy who had a p nny. He said one day to himself, I’m tired of having this penny. I’m going to spend this penny , but the boy didn’t know that the penny that he was going to spend was magic. So at last he spent it. When he got home his dad said, Where is that penny? The boy said, I spent it. His dad said, Why did you spend it? Did¬ n’t you know that penny is a magic penny? Quickly the boy went to the store to get the penny. At last the boy said to the man, Where is that penny I spent? Here it is. Thanks I will pay you back as soon as I can. At last he woke up. He said, I must have been dreaming. And that was the end of the magic penny. GARY CHAPMAN RABBIT AND CARROT The cartot grew in a field. Once a rabbit came and started to nibble on the carrot. The farmer came and chased the rabbit. It ran back home and never came to the carrot patch again. GARY BOYCHUK ROOM 2 GRADE 3 44 ROOM 2 GRADE 2

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GRADE 3 Mrs.B.Sharpe ROOM 1 BACK ROW (Left to Right)—Elizabeth Usher. Diane Loboda, Terence Chambers. Bruce Pilowski, Sharon Taylor. Ronald Osesky. Tom Berzanski. Barbara Janzen, Geraldine Soucie, Karen Lacey. THIRD ROW—Trucia-Mae Wilson. Diane Genge, Carole Nicholson, Maureen Mika. Frank Oar. Richard Podolsky, Richard Maksymonko. Ronald Hucal. Beverley Finley. SECOND ROW—Lorraine Holland, Claudia Loucks. Ingrid Hoakonsen, Gwen DeVries. John Babiak, Teresa Hay, Sandra Drysdale, Darlene Omlie. Allen Manning, Mrs. Sharpe. FRONT ROW—Kathleen Winslow, Ardeth Manske, Sylvia Senkiw, Donald Watson. Johnny Gyryluk. Billy Feschack, Janet Mason. Vivian Piche. Gordon McLeod. THE RAINBOW It rained all day. It rained all night. In the morning it was bright. The rainbow shone. When it came dawn. BRUCE PILOWSKI SCHOOL A day at school. At one o ' clock time to play. At two o ' clock words to say. At three o ' clock off for a run. At four o ' clock the day is done. TERESA ANN HAY REPORTS ON ACTIVITIES SNOWFLAKE Snowflake is my little pet kitten. She is very naughty. I sometimes call her Kitty. She teases Grandma and me. When I am sleeping she puts her cold, cold nose on mine. Snowflake creeps up on Grandma and says Meow and Grand¬ ma jumps. Sometimes she gets mad at Snowflake for scaring her. MAUREEN MIKA 46 Room I participated in the Winnipeg Tea¬ chers ' Convention program with displays of regular class work and projects; also with a display of P.T. excercises and dancing. This class sold the most tickets for the Fall Tea sponsored by the Earl Grey Community Club and the School. They received as a reward for their efforts, a trip to a Winnipeg dairy. ROOM 1, GRADE 3