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

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Elizabeth Chablo Lorraine Fry ) Joanne Glugosh Annette Halasis Marilyn Harrold Pat Henry Helen Hooey Myma Poitras Maureen Read Carole Smyth Elizabeth Squires Eleanor Stieler June Jones Grace Kalenchuk § A Myra Limmert Jamie Naime

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MISS L HODGSON ROOM 27 ELIZABETH ANDRESEN She’s the girl who’s first in class, That Liz, she’s a real smart lass. BARBARA BARTLETT We wish you were here, although your’re away, You’re in our thoughts every hour of the day. When there’s work to be done she has nothing to say. JUNE JONES She goes in and out, here and there, You see that girl everywhere. GRACE KALENCHUK MAUREEN BOWES She chums with Barbara, that I know. She has neither enemy nor foe. She’s sort of quiet, rather shy, And in her work she’ll always try. KAY KEELER BARBARA BRUST To see Elvis Presley in person, is her dream, When he sings, you’ll hear her scream. BARBARA BUHR In the front of the room she’s always quiet, At the back of the room she raises a riot. ELIZABETH CHABLO A terrific pitcher on our baseball team, And in the cooking room she is a scream. JO ANN CHIPURA When it comes to cooking she’s the one, She and Erna have lots of fun. JEAN COOPER She does good work all the day long, It seems to me it is never wrong. LORRAINE FRY When laughter is heard she is there, She and Barb are quite the pair. JO ANN GLUGOSH Her voice in school is seldom heard, She does her work without a word. ANNETTE HALASIS A platinum blonde who blows her top, One of these times !she’ll! have to stop. MARILYN HARROLD She does her work at home and school, When doing homework she’s no fool. PAT HENRY A little wee girl so tiny and small, In her profession she’ll never fall. HELEN HOOEY She quietly does her work each day. As our sports Editor she’s a real whiz, She chums around with her friend Liz. MYRA LIMMERT She and Eleanor are quite the pair, Together they go anywhere. BEVERLY McQUESTON A girl you can rely on ’tis true, She’ll do most anything for you. BARBARA MITCHELL When teaching history she’s the best, She’s always proud to wear our crest. JAMIE NAIRNE When it comes to singing she’s at the top, In her profession she’ll never flop. MYRNA POITRAS In Room 27 she’s quite the gal, And in every room she has a pal. MAUREEN READ She sits in the 4th seat 1st row, In her work she is never slow. CAROL SMYTHE She and Barb together are seen, When it comes to.dancing they’re real keen. ELIZABETH SQUIRES At Earl Grey she’ll always be seen, ’Cause she’s president of our Canteen. ELEANOR STIELER She goes with Bob, that we know, She really likes him, the truth does show. ERNA WEGER Piano playing, to her is a pleasure, She really puts the beat on a measure. 14

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INTRODUCTION TO THE LITERARY SECTION Again this year the Year Book Committee has given the students the opportunity of having their stories and poems published in the Year Book. We, the literary editors, were very pleased with the response to the contest and we hope the students will be pleased with our selection. We sincerely hope that the reading of these selections will prove worthwhile to you. You helped to make the Year Book a success by writing them.... ....so enjoy them. Lovern Scott Jim Wells ELVIS PRESLEY’S RISE TO FAME The neighborhood was quiet. The teenagers on Pine Street were as normal and sane as it is possible for teens to be. Time 8: 00. Most of them were watching Jackie Gleason. Every house was in darkness and the T.V. sets glowed. Still on Pine Street the Teens were normal”. Time 8: 30. Stage Show is the next programme on T.V. Will I Watch it or Won’t I?” Most of us watched it. Time 9:00 -- every phone on Pine Street buzzed. Excited girls gasped breathlessly to other excited girls. Most of them were in shock and they loved it. Bewildered parents were in shock too. Vainly they asked each other, What was it?! ” By 10:00 there were two groups of people on Pine Street — those who liked Elvis Presley and those who didn’t. Some people were affected more by him than the people on Pine Street — others less. But whether they liked him or not it was hard to ignore Elvis Presley. He returned again and again to Stage Show. His records flooded the country. Critics wrote articles about him. Disc jockeys voiced their opinions. Fan Clubs were organized. I Hate Elvis Presley” clubs were organized, too Questions were poured to radio stations. Who is he?” How old is he?” and by non-admirers What is he?” Many answers came forth — all different. Many predictions have been made He’ll last” He’ll be forgotten soon.” What will happen? Only time can tell. Meanwhile — What do YOU think of Elvis Presley? Jean MacDonald — Room 13 — Grade 9- 16