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

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THE UNITED NATIONS CLUB January marked the launching of the United Nations Club in its first season at Elmwood High. Our first meetings were devoted to the election of the executive and to the establishment of the club on a permanent basis. In February we became a chartered club with the United Nations Association in Canada. At later meetings, the United Nations Financial Crisis, the situation in South Viet Nam, and other topics before the United Nations in New York were discussed. Two members of the U. N. Club, Bob Fostakowsky and Alice Gaertner, were chosen to represent the United States at the Model United Nations Assembly held at Grant Park in the Easter holidays. Special thanks go to Mr. September, our staff advisor, for the guidance which he has given us. CHEERLEADERS Barbara Jaffrey, Susan Fahy, Joyce McDonald, Linda Ramm, Penny Chitty, Shirley French, Donna Campbell, Jill Fox, Joyce Daniel.

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BOYS ' VARSITY SOCCER It was rather pleasing to note the enthusiasm shown by Elmwood Soccer teams, both in practising and in playing official matches. Neither of the two teams brought home any trophies, but they did not in any way disgrace their school. Enthusiasm, however, is not the only requirement for playing soccer. Efforts should be made to bring about improve¬ ments in all departments of the game. Soccer, although more widely played than any other football game, is still the Cinderella of sports in Winnipeg, for obvious reasons. Would regular soccer Clinics, ;herefore be too much to hope for? Let ' s hope not! BOYS ' FRESHMAN SOCCER