East St Paul Collegiate - Forerunner Yearbook (East St Paul, Manitoba Canada)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Annette Kostiuk, Georgine Spooner, Judy Wachal, Judy Pchajek (Skip). GIRLS ' CURLING The curling rink was invaded with girls, Mondays and Thursdays, from 12:00 P.M.-1:00 P.M. Eight rinks were actively participating in the noon hour curling. Competition was keen. Four rinks went into the play-offs, each eager to win. After having eliminated two of the four rinks, the final draw was played between the rink skipped by Judy Pchajek and that of Valerie Wachal. After a thrilling match, the following foursome were declared champs of the “noon hour ’spiel.’’ Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Judy Pchajek Judy Wachal Georgine Spooner Annette Kostiuk Curling was enjoyed by all, and even the cold couldn’t keep the “weaker sex” away.

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STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW, Left to Right: Fred Miller, Ken Pchajek, Bob Miller, Danny Buksak, FRONT ROW: Sheila DeVisser, Angela Askew, Antoinette Reichert, Jeanne Bagamery. Our activities during the school week have given our students something to look forward to. Our student council period is held from 2:30-3:30 regularly on Friday after¬ noons. We have had a variety of things including a variety show, debates, panel discus¬ sions and talks from interesting guests. Our variety shows have been amusing and the students take it in their stride as it is good fun. Accordianists such as Douglas Stemkoski and Richard Chornick add the musical part to our show and these “Hep Cats’’ really swing it. Recently we have been having interclassroom debates. Firstly, four students from each room compete with their classmates and the two winners of these go on to compete with the other classrooms. We have found this to be very educational as it urges the students to do more research. The interesting guests previously mentioned include such people as a lady lawyer and a man representing a local radio station. It was quite a pleasant surprise when it was learned that the students of the colle¬ giate were goingto receive dancing lessons during physical education period. The teachers were to be Miss Thom and Mr. Elefenboum. The first dancing lessons rolled around and the students were really surprised because few had expected it would be as much fun as it really was. The first lessons included rhythm marching,the bunny hop and the schottische. Although the boys were the most skeptical about these lessons it seemed to the girls that they were the ones who enjoyed it the most. All in all our student council has done a good job in spite of all the little bits of trouble they have run up against, and I am sure that the students of this school are very grateful to their representatives for the pleasure they have been able to bring them.