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

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JANET KENNEDY Although she is quite small In Phys. Ed. she beats us all. CATHY MacDONALD Cathy is always lots of fun, And her homework is usually done. BETTY McMAHON Betty is the laughing type When she’s around there’s always delight. CAROLYN McSHANE Hardly a word from Caddy” we hear She does all her work without a tear. RETA MOAR Reta is the smallest girl in our room Over a certain someone” stie does swoon. ANN MYSKA When she’s alone she is quite quiet Along comes Marge and there’s a riot. RITA SANCHEZ A quiet girl who is lots of fun 1 Rita is liked by everyone. BARBARA SCHIDER j 1 Babs” this year aims to pass, V But to school she must come to be in this class . MARGE STEERTZ Snapping her fingers all day long This here gal is really gone. SHERRON TELFORD Sherron’s the girl who is quite alive, In full skirts she likes to jive . 22

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HAZEL CLARKE She hums a tune in every class She is always our happiest lass. JUDY COLEMAN Judy’s the girl with the tr iai waistline She always believes in being on time. ROLANDA DEVLIN Has golden brown hair She and Janet are quite a pair. SALLY DUNLOP Sally’s the girl with the light brown hair, When there’s a dance you’ll find her there. BEVERLY EDBOM Bev’s” the gal with golden brown hair, In school she always does her share. DOROTHY FINCH A blond headed gal with lots of pep In her work she’s really hep. DONNA HAWRYLUK In Phvs. Ed. she plays a tune And nearly sends us ' to the moon. BETTY HILL Betty is liked by everyone Her homework is always done. JACKIE JONSSON She’s going to be singing at our grad, You hardly ever see her mad. CAROL JOYCE English is her favorite hobby Even talks about him in the lobby. 21

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MARGARET UHRYN Mugs is the girl with the laughing smile, She wouldn’t hold a grudge if she had to walk a mile. JEAN WEIR A rock and roll fan is this gal To everyone she is a pal. LEONA WOLAS CHUCK Her aim is to fly In a Chev. you’ll see her go by. “May I have another cookie? Another cookie what?” Another cookie, please. Please who? Please Mother.” Please Mother what? Please Mother dear.” “No! You’ve had six already! (Sick Mother) “Johnny, I feel so-o-o-o sick! (Johnny) Mommy, do you know how I feel?” (Sick Mother) “No, Johnny, I don’t know how you feel.” (Johnny) “With my hands!” Sweetheart, if I’d known that tunnel was so long, I’d have given you a kiss.” Wasn’t that you? Pete — “Bill, how can you tell when you’ve had too much to drink?” Bill— “A little blurred tells me.” A little boy walks up to a lady with pointed shoes (chemise look), and he says: “Gee, lady, you must have long toe nails!” 23