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

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ROOM 11 MR. WHITE JO ANNE COULTER In the folksong chair our friend did rehearse, For her career she wants to be a nurse. ELAINE DAWSON On the Year Book our Elaine did work, And from her duties she did not shirk. WINNY GLESENER Winny, from Holland, our stewardess to be, Is a gay, happy girl, full of glee. ELAINE GUILLEMIN (H) Elaine is the one who stands first in our class, Whether in drama, or dancing she is a clever lass. MARILYN HARROLD Marilyn is our new addition. To be a secretary is her ambition. CAROLE IRVINE (H) Carole Irvine stands second in class, And in the choirs was a friendly, gay, lass. SHIELA KAYE Shiela Kaye is really quite serene, And with Sharon she’s often seen. SHARON LE CLAIRE Sharon Le Claire is known by all,, Because her picture was hung in the hall. ELLA MARKUS To become a secretary is Ella’s ambition, Lucky office that gets her audition. PAT MC MULLIN On the Western Hour she does sing, There she’s been voted the “Saddle Queen . JACKIE MARSHALL To us from Vancouver our Jackie came, A»d to be a nutse is het glorious aim. ALYCE REPAY Alyce is quiet and not a bit airy, She is in the choir and wants to be a secretary. 7

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Listed below are the names of the 1955 Earl Grey Junior High Honour Students. The pictures of these Honour Students are found along with their class-room pictures. They are easily distinguished from the other pictures by the letter (H) alongside their name. GRADE NINE Rosalee Austman, Elaine Guillemin, Elizabeth McBain, Lottie Schubert, Barry Fletcher, Carole Irvine, Wayne Rudko, Carole Smith, Diane Glendinning, Sera Loschiavo, Grant Saunders, Patricia Wilson, Marion Yagi GRADE EIGHT Ted Bailey Joan Hunt, Jean Macdonald, Heather Sorensen, Jean Cooper, Linda Jonasson Errol McComb, Julie Spilchuk, Heather Cruse, Joyce Jorowski, Patricia Meyers, Ted Stebbing, Gary Cumberland, Richard Kidd, Jack Olmkin, Brenda Stevenson, Fred Dampier, Walter Kimpton, Karen Parker, Ken Strachan, Bob Delaney, Marlene Klinck, Leona Plischke, Laura Taylor, Ken Found, Garry Lahoda, Janet Rowse, Geraldine Torack, Avon Holland, Goy Love, Lavera Scott, Beverly Smith, J im Wells, Judith Wright GRADE SEVEN Elizabeth Andresen Sandra Ford, Margaret Kruschel, John Roth, Lynne Ashcroft, Marion Frederickson, Dennis Kussin, Anita Rudko, Carol Brown, Dianne Friesen, Linda Mullin, Roberta Smith, Bobby Brown, Marilyn Graham, Cecilia Nutter, Gloria Stewart, Susan Champion, Linda Gray, Sigrun Olafson, Bruce Stocks, James Colvin, Gayle Hanchurk, Mary Ann Olenick, James Thorkelson, Donna Creedon, Grant Inglis, Thomas Olien, Thomas Thorvaldson Cliff Davis, Irene Joba, Pauline Rempel, Gail Tompkins, Susan Dueck, 6 Diane Klewchuck, Ronald Reutcky, Norma Wills, Elaine Wright

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LILLIAN RICHARDSON Lilly, Lilly, oui seamstress so fait, In the choit, on the Yeat Book , why she’s evetywhete! CAROL REID Which is the twin with the quiet ah? Why it’s Catol - the smallet of the pait. WINNIE REID Winnie Reid is Catol’s twin, She’s the one with the contagious gtin. BARBARA ROBERTS Datk wavy hair, the athletic type, Her sweet personality brings delight ELAINE SIMS Elaine Sims is out blonde from the States, And a very good choit member she makes. PAT SMITH Who’s the treasurer of out class? Why it’s Pat Smith out little English lass. GAIL SNYDER In the choit was out hard-working Gail, As a stenogtaphet we know she won’t fail. JOSEPHINE SUMISLAWSKI Singing in the choir is out “Jo , A quiet girl whom everyone does know. CAROL TOWNS Catol Towns is a very good spott, She’s a star on any volley-ball court. ALLAH-JOE VERNER Joey is the girl with the long brown hair, She and Elaine make a priceless pair. PHYLLIS WINCHELL Fot het ' gift of gab” out Phyllis is noted, And to the Fout Aces she’s simply devoted. KEN BERNIER Engineering is the hope of this good lad, Duting school hours he never is sad. ALLAN CARLSON Allan played the stableman in the Wayside Wat”, About mechanics he plans to learn more. BOB DUNN Bob is always a welcome boy, Basketball is sutely his pet joy. 8