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

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EDITORIAL We have reached our goal; a hard-cover yearbook. As you can see, this book is compiled with the highest quality material available. Into this book has gone ten months of hard work by the Inscripta staff. We are proud of it! The staff of this fine book wish to extend their sincere appreciation to our staff representatives. Our chief advisor, Mr. H. D. Kemp, who elevated the Inscripta to a profitable organization; Mr. K. Tinsley and Mr. C. Leavens, who spent much of their time on our yearbook write¬ ups; and Mr. September, who did much work with our literary section, are all worthy of our greatest esteem. I would especially like to thank the Assistant Editor, Colleen Iverach, Gail Holding, our Secretary, and Jim Emler, Business Manager. To the hardworking Yearbook Staff, to our Staff Advisors, and to those who helped with the production of this book--I thank you. Allan Galbraith

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STUDENT COUNCIL Under the lead ership of Bob Fos- takowsky, this year ' s council has achieved a success ful year. The couti cil continued to suf port our Greek fos- ter child, granting funds for her sup¬ port, and to sponso the usual school dances. However, the Council also ad¬ vocated several net activities in Elm¬ wood, such as directories and pro fessional dance in¬ struction. The Council charity was the March of Dimes and to raise funds i advocated a pro¬ gram of roam pro- , , , , , jects, which in¬ cluded coke dances, movies, desert sales, and a swimming party. This year the Council gained a fuller control over school activities. With this control, the student Council co-ordinate d the activities of the school ' s various organizations. The Social Committee, Red Cross, Yearbook, Drama Club, etc. The Student Council, on the whole, has had a successful year, and also important, a financially successful year. Deviating from precedent, the Council has not been plagued by poor attendance and has received full co-operation from both staff and students. The Coun¬ cil this year has achieved the position of control for which it was originated. SOCIAL COMMITTEE October ' s Freshie Dance started off the year ' s festivities with the biggest bang since the Graduation Dance last year. Our Freshie Queen, chosen from among the many belles by the student body, is a cute little number by the name of Brenda Gloux, while our emcee. Dean Scott, had the pleasure of giving the King ' s Crown to the ever popular Alan Rogocki. Bob Burns and the Pepsi Pack of Teen Dance Party fame came to our fair halls for the Mistletoe Mash. Bob proved an in¬ valuable asset and the Pepsi Pack provided some wild entertainment. Cupid ' s Ca¬ pers, a catchy little title, is the name of our Sweet¬ hearts ' Dance for 1965. Emcee Gary Todd from CKY and his brilliant per¬ sonality announced George Sykes and Nancy Fredrickson as our SWEET¬ HEARTS of the Year.