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EAST KILDONaN COLLEGIATE GRADUATION Graduation exercises for East Kilionan Collegiate students were held in King Memorial Church on Friday afternoon, May 50th, Principal J.E.Scarrow, chairman was assisted on the platform by Rcv.F,J.Ison, Rov.P.V.Samson and Rov.H.G.Tolton. Rev. J.I::wi n McKinney, rector of Holy Trinity Church was the principal speaker. Mr R.D.Nicholson brought greetings from the school board. Inspector H.E. Riter presented the Governor-General’s modal for general proficiency to Hugh Krentz who also received a bursary award from the Silver Wings Chapter, I.O.D.E. Mrs.P, Hibbert, educational secretary of the Chapter made the latter presentation. The Valedictory Address was given by Eleanor Harris. Musical items were rendered by Margaret Laidlaw Hood, a former student, and by the grade ten section of the Glee Club. Helen F.Young presided at the or gan. The Graduation banquet held later the same evening at the Marlborough Hotel was attended by a large number of parents and friends of the graduates. Lily Paslawski entertained the company with a history of the class, and Walter Melnyk prophesied great achievements for their future. Eleanor Harris valedictorian of the year was pre¬ sented with a subscription to Readers Digest. Dancing to the music of Eddie Walker’s orchestra completed the evening. Year Book Staff Editor - Larry Bunio Assistant Editors i c Printers - Bob Eddie i c Contributors - Beverley Nicholson Staff Sponsor - Mr. Wiley Advertising - Mr.Muirhead
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Bn ok to E.K.C. for Grade XI - still no elevatorsi School elections, Chemistry experiments, explosions by Ann Neaves - pennies changed to dimes with Mr Curry’s precious mercury. Six girls in the Home Ec, class cooked a dinner for Mr.Scarrow, and then wondered why he couldn’t attend the Christmas dance that night! Grade XIA received a shock one day. Bashfull Romeo proposed Will you marry me to Steffie Novadile. We never heard her answer. . Gloria Braybrook and Sally Watterworth were carnival Queen s, Dorothy Edginton a Princess. Kathleen Anderson, Hugh Krentz and Bruce Rea won the debating shield! Brains and beauty, both in our class’. Campbell of Kilmohr our dramatic epic earned the best actor award for Hugh Krentz, while Mel Einlayson, Pat Davies, Walter Melnyk starred in the operetta. Windmills of Holland supported by plenty of elevens in the chorus. French was our favorite subject and Shirley Penner our favorite fellow student. Gwen O’Shea kept XIC’s especially Jim Smith supplied with chocolates. Our boys helped win the S,C,a.A.S occer championship oneu more, but muffed the basketball. Maureen Kalkhoven and Lily Paslawski tried hard to keep the girls up to last year’s championship level. Ina Erlendson, Joan Taylor, Muriel Brydges starred when we won the badcetball series. Field day showed off our Garnet Knox, Dianne Le Page and Eric Tiderman. We even came third in the suburban meet. Tops in everything from Drama to Music, sports, brains! We’ve worked hard to get this far. We’ve been given the tools, Let’s go on ' with the job). Lily Paslawski
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