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

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GRADE 2 -- MRS. WURSTER - ROOM 2 BACK ROW (Left to Right) Brian Haggart, Kent Church, Paul Carpenter, Norman Usher, Gary Hawryluk, Frank Biebrick, Dennis Allan, Billy Geekie. THIRD ROW: James Trider, Robert Solvason, Randy Miller, Iris Einarson, Shirley Sharp, Judith Koblun, Cheryl Martin, Linda Gerelus, Linda Phillips, Mrs. Wurster. SECOND ROW: Trevor Holland, Jon DeVries, Leonard Paquin, Ian Kellet, Roger Batchelor, Jimmy Shaw, Kenneth Gudmundson, Lloyd Buffie, George Novak. FIRST ROW: Georgina Gardiner, Gloria Smith, Jean Barker, Jean Laird, Eleanor Parkinson, Gwen Storoschuk, Marcia McCaskill, Grada Engelsmeier. Oh Room No. 2 Is the room that’s for me, Where children are happy And gay as can be. Where letters are written And stories are read Where children are singing The songs they’ve been fed. Where tens are assembled And vowels are said Where children are bringing Their poems to be read. Where children are happy And gay as can be Where they try and work hard To go on to Grade 111. SPRING Spring is here today When all the children play. When grass is green And robins sing! And flowers come up from the ground. No more coats or boots — I’m glad it’s spring! Eleanor Parkinson - Room 2. I have a little snake Who crawls round and round. One day he got caught in the rake And then went under the ground. Ian Kellet -- Room 2. 50

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ipfi ROOM 5 - GRADE 1 11 BACK ROW (Left to Right) Charles Babiak, Rolfe Wolfe, John Charles Joba, Alfie Hudson, Harry Blake, Wolfgang Sawichi, Grant McBride. THIRD ROW: Kenny McBride, Bruce Wozny, Melinda Bergen, Linda Kaktins, Susan Stimpson, Madeline Shewchuk, Terry Wilson. SECOND ROW: Elaine McGowan, Linda Adams, Susan Broomfield Maria D’Amico, Danny Morann, Robert Seniuk, Ricky McPherson, Wayne McKsymonko, Miss Slusman. FRONT ROW: Lorraine Thomas, Gordon Reimer, Erhard Engelsmeir, Trudy Stephen, Valerie Anderson, Jessie Biebrick, Freddy Wilson. SPRING Spring is here. The birds have come back. They are singing in the trees. The buds on the trees, have start¬ ed to grow into leaves. I picked some pussy willows. They are very soft. There are lilacs on some bushes. They smell like perfume. Some are white and some are violet. The days are getting longer. The nights are getting shorter. The rain waters the flowers and the grass. It makes everything grow. I like to splash in the rain. I planted some flowers and some vegeta bles in the garden. (Contributed by the pupils of Room 5 - Grades 1 and 11). A. Slusman

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ROOM 6 - INTER-GRADE - MRS. SHARPE -eft to Right) Frank Chapiel, Dennis Laboda, Bobby Johnson, Jack Blake, Nancy Keeler. Kenny Adams, Ulrich Sommerfeld, Barry Armitage, Johnny Hadson, Bobby Bowerman. : David Kyes, Timothy Casey, Victor Johnson, Ross Bilan, Dianne Wilcos, Mrs. Sharpe. David Lewis, Wesley Piche, Patricia Juckes, Georgina Sharp, Carolyn Johnson A PONY SPRING I have a pony on the farm. I like to ride her on my summer holidays. She goes very fast and she won’t buck me off because she knows me very well. I got her when she was just a colt. I learn¬ ed to ride her when I was five years It’s Spring! It’s Spring! It’s Spring! The birds are starting to sing, The flowers are starting to grow And there isn’t anymore snow, The grass is getting green. There’s lots of things to be seen, That Spring is here we all know, For everything is starting to grow. Nancy Keeler — Room 6. Jackie Blake -- Room 6, Grade 4, But he has lots to learn yet. Sometimes Jet get mad Sometimes Jet is sad. But I always cheer him up Because I love my little pup. Nancy Keeler — Room 6, I have a little pet I named him little Jet, Jet likes to play He’s also very gay. I love my little pet