East Kildonan Collegiate - Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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Leonard Smith Of medium height and dark complexion, this pupil of XIC is quiet and reserved. He seems to get along with everyone without to much fuss. Hobbies and favorite pastime?? Sometimes we wonder what he’s hiding! His ambition - well that’s anybody’s guess, because so far Leonard just won’t tell. He does fairly well in his studies - and gets along well with the teach¬ er’s - and thats all that matters. J im Smith - Jim or arnilock”, the champ wrestler of fla iirig ' e yes ; . ||p|- amb i f ;, hisi quest ion ' brings a qu ick sh-rug-o-f is measured at night, cjUpn at §, !.|||f ' ! ' v. mVt ' p ' iB ::: i ' V n- ' l v. : !l r. ym . . -i 4- 4 V to a certain boy namely Ian Sutherland - Anything stirring Helen? Helen is our volleyball star - Hull! Her favorite subject is P.T. She can always be heard saying ’’Don’t be sillyl 1 ' Helen ' s ambition is to be a teacher - (Silly girl). Her future possibilities is to be a Mule Train Driver. i

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Eric Tiderman - Always known as Bucky or Cheesemaker he ' s been President of our class since Grade IX. Can always be found banging around Cormack’s in Morse Place. Rides his bike year round and says he has made more miles than Rex. Was a member of the M.P. champion midget ball club. He is 5’ 10” in height with a terrific build (HaIHaI) with lots of ivory tucks. Goal-keeper for the Collegiate Soccer Club. He’s the roll master for the boy’s around the community club. Future - To be a bum and receive a $1.25 an hour. Favorite expression - ’’Buy in the long Johns?” Ron Wensel - Ron is approximately 5’ 2” and weighs a mere 120. He has dark brown hair and hazel eyes, Ron is active in sports mainly so in swimming. This past fall he joined the R.C.N.V.R, and plans to go on a training cruise to Hawaii or Australia in the summer months. Since school started he has be- gUxi to smoke a pipe (out of school of course). During the Christmas holidays Ron attended Boy’s Parliament as the Y.M.C.A.’s representative. In the two odd years he has spent in sea cadets, he has become quite a marks¬ man with a rifle. Ron is a madman on the football field and you have to watch for flying feet every minute when you oppose him. (Warning!) His aspiration is to be a chief bos’uns mate in the Navy. At present he is enjoy¬ ing himself as all XIC’s do. Roman Yarema - This big muscular brute is the leading man in the Grade XI play. His pastimes are girls and models (engines isn’t it). He is a regu¬ lar dependable fellow. He hopes to be a beauty contest judge and with all his masculine charm, he’ll make a good one. He is neat and can always be seen with a flashing smile. To sum it all up he is a perfect gentleman and his ambition is to be in parliament and clean up all the old business. Yup - He wants to be the janitor. Good Luck Roman.

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• j . ■ . r ; .; ••• • ' .! Over a; year ago, ‘on February 26, 1951, one of the most popular boys.of E.K,C. was stricken with acute Arthritis. To the boys he had been chumming with, it was a great shock, because -earlier that month, ' . ' Hog. Matthews had been playing hockey at Bronx ‘rink. He thought ho had just hurt his fingers playirg hockey. He cpait ' school and went into hospital for Cortisone treatment. With the help of his parents, Reg. started a corres¬ pondence co ' ursenrd had made out very well with it. B „ing a great’ sporis Enthusiast, Reg follows such sports as hockey, ' baseball, and rugby ‘from his bed. He can toll his gang who won the recent games, or what trades have taken place. When the gang bought matching jackets, they bought one for Reg., as’he was t,he most popular fellow in the gang. Reg’s ‘illness, serious as it is, has not prevented his exercising daily. Today, he is making one of the finest bids to regain his original health. His daily exercises have been paying off because Reg. has begun to walk again, and slowly but surely, he will regain his strength. Never at any time did Reg. lose faith in himself, but he has always had before him the thought of getting out into the sunshine again with his pals. Best of luck from all at E.K.C. - Dave Tibbs.