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

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10-17 Amy Abe Steven Banman Sidney Bell Tibor Bodi Ted Bollenbach Tom Bourbonniere Larry Brown Linda Coulter Karen Crane Rennie Donald Barbara Dowsett Donna Faykes Linda Fedorovich David Gaertner Jeanine Gagne David Geswein Garry Hammerback Phil Hansen Walter Hickey Gilles Huizinga Mary Jane Kalenchuk James Kane Dennis Kasperski Stephanie Komodowski Blair Kruger Ian Livingstone Bob Matthes Diane Mazur Douglas Murata Wayne Nichol Louise Nowicki Lynda Okrusko Karen Osted Gwenda Peters Linda Pietracci Randy Risi Larry Vander Graaf Marlene Way David Yallits

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Tom Pennie: Usually teams up with Jim and keeps the class in stitches. Interests: Girls, sports, and a certain bakery shop. Favorite Saying: What did I do? Linda Ramm: Everybody ' s friend. Needs a 301 2 hour day to keep up with cheerleading, sports and student council. Favorite Saying: I ' m starv¬ ing! Fate: Starvation. Susan Roach: Boy, wait ' til I get my license! is her favorite expression. Wonder why? Hmm. Friend to all, Sue ' s interests are sports, pep club and travelling. George Sykes: Gino is 11. 37 ' s President and is well-liked by all. Likes: Girls, sports, and Jim ' s corny jokes. Dislikes guys who like themselves. Spends spare time at Del ' s. Betty-Ann Young: Mystery surrounds this cute import from Melville, Saskatchewan. Wonders why we have to play basketball. Interested in boys, and weekends at Home in Melville. REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE November 11, 1964 O Canada Scripture Reading. Pat Brough, Vice President Prayer for Remembrance Day . Thompson Owens Hymn: O God Our Help in Ages Past. O God, our help in ages past. Our hope for years to come. Our shelter from the stormy blast. And our eternal home. Under the shadow of Thy throne Thy saints have dwelt secure; Sufficient is Thine arm alone. And our defence is sure. Before the hills in order stood. Or earth received her frame, From everlasting Thou art God, To endless years the same. Address .Bob Fostakowsky, School President Choir: Let Us Now Praise Famous Men - Ralph Vaughan Williams Two Minute Silence and Last Post God Save the Queen

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Tom Pennie: Usually teams up with Jim and keeps the class in stitches. Interests: Girls, sports, and a certain bakery shop. Favorite Saying: What did I do? Linda Ramm: Everybody’s friend. Needs a 301 2 hour day to keep up with cheerleading, sports and student council. Favorite Saying: I ' m starv¬ ing! Fate: Starvation. Susan Roach: Boy, wait ' til I get my license! is her favorite expression. Wonder why? Hmm. Friend to all, Sue ' s interests are sports, pep club and travelling. George Sykes: Gino is 11. 37 ' s President and is well-liked by all. Likes: Girls, sports, and Jim ' s corny jokes. Dislikes guys who like themselves. Spends spare time at Del ' s. Betty-Ann Young: Mystery surrounds this cute import from Melville, Saskatchewan. Wonders why we have to play basketball. Interested in boys, and weekends at Home in Melville. REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE November 11, 1964 O Canada Scripture Reading. Pat Brough, Vice President Prayer for Remembrance Day . Thompson Owens Hymn: O God Our Help in Ages Past. O God, our help in ages past. Our hope for years to come. Our shelter from the stormy blast. And our eternal home. Under the shadow of Thy throne Thy saints have dwelt secure; Sufficient is Thine arm alone. And our defence is sure. Before the hills in order stood. Or earth received her frame. From everlasting Thou art God, To endless years the same. Address .Bob Fostakowsky, School President Choir: Let Us Now Praise Famous Men .... Ralph Vaughan Williams Two Minute Silence and Last Post God Save the Queen