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

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ROOM 13 MR. STARK DIANE ATKIN Diane is quite a girl, She is always in a whirl. CAROL BROWN Carol’s ambition is to be a secretary, When she hears Elvis she really goes hairy. BONNIE BRUCKSHAW Bonnie’s art mark is really quite high, But with the boys she’s really shy. DONNA CREEDON Donna’s the girl with the curly brown hair She’s here, she’s there, she’s everywhere SUSAN CHAMPION Her career as a nurse is not a mystery, She also rates very high in history, DIANE FRIESEN Diane stands near the top of her class, With high honours she’s sure to pass. LINDA GRAY Linda is a whiz in art, She is also very smart. GAYLE HANCHARK In sports Gayle can do everything, And in all the school choirs she did sing 7

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Once again the school year is drawing to a close. For some it has passed quickly,-but for others it has seemed to drag. At this time we take stock of the year’s activities, and assemble them, with other contributions in the form of a Year Book, The Triangle.” As the pupils of Grade IX approach the end of the final term, they look toward the future and what it holds for them. They will be entering new worlds in a sense, and the wonders of the sciences will be open to them. Some will become executives behind large, shiny desks, some will be doctors and lawyers, engineers and architects, but whatever field they enter they will be successful if they believe in their work, do their job to the best of their a- bility, and abide by the inscription on our school motto, Honor, Truth and Duty , These are the qualities of which successful people are composed. Our graduates will become the people of a new and scientific generation. Our country lies in their hands. They will assist their community and fellow man in all re¬ spects. But, although these grads are leaving Earl Grey, they are making way for the younger pupils who will follow in their footsteps. In the future perhaps a graduate from Earl Grey will become a prominent figure in his country or in the world. The future holds too, many of life’s problems which will have to be met and dealt with individually. In the 1957 edition of the Year Book, the Editorial Staff have tried to convey to you their thoughts and ideas. The Staff realizes however, that without the help of the students and the guidance of the teachers, the Year Book would have not been possible. We also praise the fine work of the Class Reporters who were selected from each room and who assisted in the composing of the Year Book. The Elementary Grades must also be complimented on the excellent response they gave. The Year Book is drawn up and published, therefore, by means of co-operation and hard work if it is to be a success. As Mr. Hensley is leaving the school at which he has been prin¬ cipal for sixteen years, we, the Year Book Staff, teachers and students wish to extend to him our best wishes and regards. I am assured he will not only be re¬ membered but missed by all. BOB BROWN. 6

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IRENE JOBA A mythologist to be is Irene’s dream, And in French she s on the beam. MARGARET MARR Baseball is Marg’s favorite sport, She also excelled on the volley ball court. MARGARET MENEER To be a success is Maggie’s dream, With all the kids she rates supreme. SIGRUN OLAFSON Sigrun is our Icelandic lass, You always see her near a looking glass. MARY ANN OLENICK Mary Ann is really a scholar, To be heard she has to hollar. ANITA RUDKO Another one of Room 13’s brains, With all her work she takes great pains. LYNNE NEAL Lynne with Roger is always seen, She was champion on the school volley ball team. GAIL TOMPKINS She’s the girl with the curly red hair She doesn’t seem to have a care. STEWART BOWMAN In the middle of the term Stew was quite sick, But all of his studying did the trick. BOB BROWN As editor of this book Bob did his part, He certainly has a knack for art. 8