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

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CAROL AND FESTIVAL CHOIR ROOM 22 BACK ROW (Left to Right) - Alma Turner, Carol Derry, Sandra Armitage, Georgina Turner, June Pringle, Gail Stedman, Karen McKinnon. SECOND ROW - Margaret Smith, Bonnie Fisher, Margaret Williams, Carol Atkins, Wyllea Lawson, Erna Markus, Virginia Philips, Karen Walsh. THIRD ROW - E.A. Crookshanks, Barbara Mackay, Jane Lysyk, Judy Olinkin, Diane Peever, Sandra Craig, Marie Humeniuk, Annette Kussin. FOURTH ROW - Maxine Yagi, Lenore Hill, Linda McQuesten, Donna Scott, Lorna Murphy, Leslie Fenton, Gayline Dixon, Barbara Caldwell, Beth MacDonald. GRADE IX - CLASSROOM CHOIR BACK ROW (Left to Right) - Lynne Garez, Roberta Thompson, Glenna Nyquivst, Joanne Kay, Barbara Burns, Gail Gerelus, June Pron, Karen Blevins. SECOND ROW - Judy Saunders, Charlene Craig, Sharon Webb, Lorna Wells, Barbara Gregory, Paula Tubbs, Penny Wood, Pat Cheyne. THIRD ROW - E.A. Crookshanks, Judy Marchand, Lynne Wilson, Audry Ryan, Joan Mandzik, Roselea Holland, Gillian Kroeze, Maureen Sloker, Pat Gregory. FOURTH ROW - Jean Yagi, Pat Gregg, Donna Mann, Linda Cantafio, Judy Walker, Suellen Glenat, Carolyn Coish, Myra Macoomb. 53

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THE FOLKSONG AND BIG CHOIR ROOM 22 CLASS ROOM CHOIR In March of this year, the classroom choir from Room 22 competed in the Music Festi¬ val. The Grade 8 class of girls sang two selecti¬ ons, “Sing We and Chant It” and Slumber Song”. The adjudicator gave these marks: “Sing We and Chant It” 82 and “Slumber Song” 85. In December, the choir sang Christmas Carols at Radio Station CKRC. The program was recorded and rebroadcast later. In addition to the selections sung by the choir, there was a beautiful solo, sung by Vivian Bond of Room 11. The choir is deeply indebted to Miss Crookshanks, its conductor, and to Mr. Had- field, the pianist, for their patience and help. Lenore Hill and Shirley Stabell — Room 22 This year 135 girls from Grades 7, 8 and 9 were- entered in the annual Manitoba Musical Festival. The girls came from Rooms 30, 22, 20, 18, 10, 13, 11, 27. The choirs entered two divisions, the Folksong and Big Choir. The test piece for the Big Choir was “The Sirens” and our selection was “Shepherds and Maidens”. The marks were 82 and 81. The selections for the Folksong Choir were Silent O’Moyle” and “Joy of My Heart”. Our marks were 82 and 83. Our thanks go to Miss Crookshanks for her patience and endurance during the many try¬ ing practices. Without her skill and guidance our efforts would have been in vain. We would also like to thank our talented accompanist, Mr. Hadfield, who was a wonder¬ ful help both before and at the Festival. Lynne Wilson -- Room 13 GRADE 9 CLASS ROOM CHOIR The girls from Rooms 10 and 13 com¬ bined to form a Class Room Choir for the festi¬ val. They sang two numbers with the test piece “By Dimpled Brook” by Dr. Arne and received 84 marks. A modern song “Dream Pedlary com¬ posed by Armstrong Gibbs, was their own choice and they received 83 marks. Although the girls did not win Miss Crookshanks, our conductor, did a splendid job. Charlene Craig -- Room 10 52

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SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEA M BACK ROW (Left to Right) -Jo Ann Kay, Guil Gerelus, Roberta Thompson, Glenna Nyquvest, Alfreda Patterson. MIDDLE ROW - C. Dunning, Maureen Thompson, June Pron, Sharon Webb, Cathy Revell, FRONT ROW - Maureen Sloker, Donna Mann, Ann Myska, Joan Mandzik, June Antonick. LETTER OF THANKS The girls of Earl Grey would like to take this opportunity of thanking the teachers for their understanding and great co-operation during the 1957 - 1958 season, making our athletic events a success. We would especially like to thank Miss Dunning, Miss Hodgson, Miss Mc¬ Veigh and Mr. Grymonpre who coached the various teams throughout the school term. Girls’ Sports Editors -- Cathy Revell and Pat Cheyne 54