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

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EAST ST. PAUL Here’s to a school that’s on the ball. The school that I mean is East St. Paul. Teachers, students and much more. Make school a pleasure, not a bore. This term has meant a lot to me. And many more I hope there’ll be. Compared to other schools around. There’s no comparison, I have found. So here’s to good old E. S. P. The school that’s right for you and me. When we leave we won’t forget The things we learned, the friends we met. KAREN BIRKETT. Grade 9. A NIGHT TO REMEMBER It was a night so grim and cold, A night that scared both young and old. The storm it came, the rain did pour. The wind it howled, the sky did roar. Shutters were banging. Screams were heard. Trees were falling. And houses were burned. Shadows appeared in cranny and nook; A night to remember with only one look. By sun up it quieted. The damage was done. The town did not murmur. Not even a hum. The storm was a mystery Unsolved as yet. The work of the devil. Many will bet. JUNE NEIL Grade 11. THE CROOK It took my mind some twenty days. Some twenty days it took. To cram some knowledge in my head And store it in a nook. It took an exam on the twentieth day. The twentieth day it took. To make my hair with fear turn grey: I cheated like a crook. BOB SCOTT Grade 12. LITERARY EDITORS NOTE I would like to thank the students for taking the time to write material for this column. Also deserving thanks are the teachers, who made these contributions possible. I feel sure that the following materials will put none of the students to shame. ROSEMARY EASTON Literary Editor

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EASTERN TERMINAL ELEVATOR COMPANY LTD. (Capacity 1,000,000 Bushels) Springfield Road Street Grain Purchased Ground Grains Sold Custom Grinding Enquiries Solicited Telephone CA 2-6427 THE WINNIPEG SILVER FOX COMPANY BIRD’S HILL, MAN. Breeders of Fine Mink and Foxes Since 1921 take this opportunity to wish all the students of East St. Paul Collegiate every success with their studies throughout the 1959-60 term.