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

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ROOM 8 - MRS. KULBA - KINDERGARTEN A.M. CLASS BACK ROW (Left to Right) Mrs. Kulba, Kenneth Dueck, Alan Irving, Bruce Thompson, Irene Lesiuk, Teresa Nitychoruk, Patsy McGowan. MIDDLE ROW: Wendy Ellis, Gail Somerfeld, Kathy McDonald, Lorraine Michalczuk, Keith Taylor, Monica Weicz. FRONT ROW: Barry Babiak, Eleanor Kyes, Marilyn Osesky, Shirley Smith, Barbara Babiak, Colleen Brooks, Jimmy Nicholson. ROOM 8 - MRS. KULBA - KINDERGARTEN P.M. CLASS BACK ROW (Left to Right) Mrs. Kulba, Judy DeVries, Anita Christensen, Imants Butkans, Guy Thomas, Keith Jefkins, Brian Hudson, Bobby Paguet, Kathy Morrison. MIDDLE ROW: Rhuth Sharp, Carole Koslowski, Susan Hicks, Valerie Henry, Linda Rumsey, Lynn Church, Barbara Slator, Brenda Boychuk, Roberta Burgess. FRONT ROW: Billy Tkach, Gary Batchelor, Tony Harding, Alan Hodgson, Ronnie McCaskill, Murray Taschuk, Rory Main, Bruce Nicholson. 46

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MANITOBA ART EXHIBIT The Manitoba Art Exhibit, spon¬ sored by the Manitoba Association for Art Education was held this year in Eatons from the eighteenth to the twenty- seventh of April. Contributions from Earl Grey included tempera resists and stuffed fish, made by the pupils in art class. POSTER WINNERS ESKIMO ART EXHIBIT Eskimo Art, arranged by the Manitoba Association for Art Edu¬ cation, was displayed in the main hall of our school, May eighth. This exhibit included work from Fort Simpson, Yellowknife and Chesterfield Inlet, King William Island, Fort McPherson, Hamilton Sanitarium and Aklavik. It was drawn by children aging from eight to seventeen. They pictured their world of ice and snow in water colour and crayon. Anita Rudko. 45

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THE CIRCUS - Morning Kindergarten. Today the circus is coming to town With lions and tigers and funny clowns. And a monkey that does tricks for us to see Oh, the circus is a very good place to be! The elephant walks and swings his trunk His feet are so big they say ' Ka-lunk’ The bear on the bicycle likes to ride. We see a horse with a man by his side. We think a circus is lots of fun And we are sorry when it is done. We know it will come again next year And we will be glad when it is here. HALLOWE’EN - Afternoon Class. Witches and pumpkins and big, black cats, Funny people wear masks and hats. We knock on the doors and say ' Hallowe’en treats’. And the kind people give us lots of good things to eat. Hallowe’en is a time that is scary You meet witches and goblins and maybe a fairy But still we think its lots of fun To dress up and go out to play and run. QUEEN NONS ENSE In nonsense land you polish threes and paint sixes on them. They have a sill-go-round. The Queen’s name is Jinckety - Jonckety Silly - Pants She is very stupid, you know. Would you like to go to Nonsense Land? MIKE I know a man named Mike He rides a big red bike. Sometimes he’s sad, Sometimes he’s mad, Sometimes he’s bad And sometimes he’s glad. Wilma Senyshyn — Room 7 47