Elmwood High School - Inscripta Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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We Sincerely Dedicate This Yearbook To Mr. D.S. McIntyre, B.A., B.Ed. In Appreciation of his many years Devoted to the Teaching Profession

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The Inscripta Elmwood High School 1963-64 A Review of the Achievements and Events During Elmwood High’s Fifth Year

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Editorial First, I should like to say that this annual is, to the best of my ability, a complete and accurate chronicle of Elmwood High’s past year. In no way have I tried to suppress the true facts nor have I tried to exploit the happy parts. Elmwood has progressed in the past year to quite an extent. The addition of a new wing contain¬ ing excellent educational facilities will advance our school to be one of the best equipped High Schools in our city. School spirit has continued on its steady climb upward, providing us with record attendance at basketbalI games and the tremendous strength of our Pep Club. The yearbook too has, I feel, matured this year. ' He tried to make it a revolutionary vol ume not incor¬ porating all old ideas but inserting new ones. I feel this is prevalent throughout. Funds have always been a problem that plagued the Inscripta.” At the time this is being written I do not know if we are going to cross the line between profit and loss. I can only express my sincere hopes that we shall make the mark and not have to have our next editor in a position similar to that in which I was introduced. first Elmwood High edition was produced on a rather meager scale, economically. It was, I might say, produced quite well, considering the limited funds with which the editor had to work. Since then.it has been a constant fight between profit and loss, usually ending in o draw. Fred Kaita’s book of 1961 achieved a profit of $36, while last year a loss of $400 was incurred. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to Colleen Iverach for her efforts in helping me to pro¬ duce such a high quality book. Also I would like to thank Allan Galbraith whose untiring determination brought us a record amount of advertising this year. Last, and sincerely, I would like to thank Eric Stearns, Morley Selver, and Linda Kull for their fine achievements in the production department. I would also like to commend the members of my staff on their excellent effort. At the outset of the year, $1000 approximately, had to be raised; all of this but $1 79 was achieved which I believe was a tremendous accomplishment. On closing I should like to extend my best wishes to the students of Elmwood, especially to the graduates. Our Yearbook came from Lord Selkirk High School with a somewhat shaky foundation. Thus the — Jim Emler