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

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THE SCHOOL HONOUR ROLL Each year, since the first class graduated from our school top stu¬ dents in scholarship and citizenship have been chosen and their names have been inscribed on the large panels of the School Honour Roll in the Main Hall. The Honour Students chosen for excellence in Scholarship and Citizenship for 1954-5 are the following: Grade VII Gail Tomkins Robert Brown James Thorkelson Grade VIII Kenneth Found Janet Rowse Grade IX Lottie Schubert Wayne Rudko We congratulate these top students and the many others who have run close behind them. Competition will be keen next year. THE PRICE OF SUCCESS To use all your courage to force yourself to concentrate on the pro¬ blem in hand; to think of it deeply and constantly; to study it from all angles, and to plan ahead. To have a high and sustained determination to achieve what you plan to accomplish not only when conditions are favourable to its accomplishments, but in spite of all adverse circumstances that may arise. It is not easy to be truly successful, but it is worth the effort. ERRATA We regret very much having mis¬ spelled the following names: Room 18 Victoria McCallum, Judy Lefevre, Judy Naime, Elsie Stefanyshyn, Betty Halldorson and Shirley Forsberg. Room 19 Bruce Davison, Darrel Dupuis, and Jim O’Brien.

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FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS IN ROOM 24 SINGING Linda Kert Foik Song 1st. 88 ACCORDIAN Wayne Rudko Tarantella T CL 82 Kenny Mormul Lets All Dance 3rd. 83 VIOLIN Pat Pats Violin piano sonata 1st. 84 Pat Pats Andante Presto 3rd. 80 Pat Pats Concerto by Vivaldi 2nd. 84 Gloria Solvason Saul 2nd. 82 82 Placed Marks Roberta Tompson of Room 24 is in the Good Deed Choir every Saturday morning on C.B.W. She was also in the festival and was shown on T.V. in the News. There aie about 200 people in the choir but no more room for anyone else this year. EARL GREY FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS Edmund Siwik and Barbara Kossats entered the festival by themselves. Edmund played ' Ferns and Flowers on his accordian. He came fourth with 80 points. Barbara Kossats sang two solos, ' The Frog and ' Bobby Shafto . She received 75 points for the first song and 77 points for the second. Lome La Chance played his accordion at ' Harry Deeley’s Concert. he played ' Alowaoe and Smoke Gets in your Eyes. DENNIS CLEVE ROOM 24 61

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