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

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HOMS ECONOMICS The past year at the Home Economics building has been a memorable one. Under the careful guidance of the Home Economics teach Miss M.Me In tosh, the girls made tailored garments and were tau£ everything from the making of candy to the cooking of fish. On the sixth of June the girls modelled their garments at a fashion show and tea. Joyce Copp spoke on each garment. The girls received many favorable comments from the audience. - Dorothy Magus

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TOP E.K.C. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Larry Robinson, Eric Tiderman, Jim Forsyth, Ron Dickson, Derek Evans, Alex MacKenzie, Mel Finlayson Doug Ingram, Front Row : Bill Wyborn, Lois MacMahon, Hugh Krentz (treas) Pat Francis (vice-pres.) Walter Melnyk, (pres) Frances Ison, (sec) Bob Smith. CENTRE : E.K.C, S O CIAL COMMITTEE Back Row: Alf Driver, Bob Marshall, Jim Forsyth, Keith Muirhead, Bill Douglas. Front Row: Audrey Woods, Maureen Kalkhoven,Carole Shoup Dorothy Edginton, Gloria Braybrook. BOTTOM: E.K.C. LEAR BOOK COMMITTEE Back Row: Paul Stanley, Bob Eddie, Byron Watt, Dave Tibbs Bob Ham, John Campbell, Bob Han sell, Bev.Nicholson, Ken Hilton. Middle Row:Gwen O’Shea, Roman Yarema, Bob Faircloth, Ian Sutherland, Jim Forsyth, Olafur Bjornson, Larry, Bunio, Jim Bobby, Eleanor Harris. Front Row: Wilma Dripps, Dorothy Magus, Pearl Kramer, Lois MacMahon, Beverley Bain, Louise O’Leynick, Angela Kowalski, Audrey Schultz, Gail Auld, Joanne Cober. REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE The pupils of the Collegiate observed Remembrance Day on Friday Nov.9th in John Black Memorial Church. The Service began with an invocation by Rev.P.V.Samson. Walter Molnyk, school president read Let Us Now Praise Famous Men. The students joined with the choir to sing 0 Valiant Hearts , which was followed by a. period of silence. The Lord’s Prayer was said, and then the hymn Praise the Lords ye Heavens Adore Him , was sung by the girls of the Glee Club under the direction of Miss Thompson. i Rev.Samson delivered t he Remembrance Day address. The main theme was the meaning of the grave of the Unknown Soldier in Westminster Abbey. He showed that the Unknown Soldier was not a memorial of one (unidentified soldier but of the millions who also died in the last two wars. ' ; ; . The address was followed by the Hymn, 0 God of Love , Benediction was said by Rev.Sam.son and the service closed with ' God Save the King . . : -Bob Faircloth XIB

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' Hi Wit: the end of the term so near, some of us will breath a sigh of relief whether we are some of the lucky ones or not we will all re¬ member that East Kildonan Collegiate was the school that started us on the road of life and though storms may make the going tough and detours may set us back, we will know how to cope with these obstructions. When we reach our goal it will seem all the finer because of the effort. While walking this great and winding road sometimes we may stop to rest in the shade at the side, then will we re member familiar faces in old E.K.C. We will remember this year and all the year ' s events. The school dances will seem all the more gay. The operetta, the plays, the de¬ bates, even our everyday school life will come back to us clearly. We will remember the school building with its somber walls.lt seems a shame that next term East Kildonan Collegiate will be no more. Those of us who take another year of high school will attend Miles Macdonell Collegiate. Now is the time to thank all our teachers for their work throughout the term,in school and in social gatherings. We may have added a few grey hairs re and there but we would like you to know that it was not all for no¬ ught. Your every word was taken to heart. I would like to thank too all the students and teachers who worked to get the year book out. especially Mrs.Hinchey who did all the typing and Mr.Wiley staff sponsor. I know the editorial isn’t the most inter¬ piece in this book. Read on. I hope you en¬ joy every line. - Larry Bunio H J ft - ;