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

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GIRLS ' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW: Barbara Jaffrey, Pat Brough, Pat McMorland, Mo. Robertson, Marlene McEcheran, Tiny Kirby, Miss D Dunning. FRONT ROW: Carol Tate, Penny McKeen, Penny Chitty, Sue Roach, Daran Hawthorn, Beth Fisher, Joyce McDaneil. Although unable to experience a win all season tne spirt and morale of the girls of the team were always high. All games being well-played, fate just seemed to be against their winning. Perhaps next year will prove more successful. GIRLS ' FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Through much practice under the fine coaching of Miss Dunning, this year ' s Fresh¬ man team made a fine showing. Winning the majority of its games, the team reached the semi-finals, but were unsuccessful. Fine teamwork was displayed in each game and hopes are high for next season. BACK ROW: Pat Linkletter, Lydea Harris, Zeala Postle- waite. Miss Dunning, Sharon Adams, Linda White, Pat Kozoris. FRONT ROW: Linda Petracci, Roberta McEcheran, Maureen Bradfield, Barbara Dowsett, Clair Booth.

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GIRLS ' SPORTS COUNCIL BACK ROW: Dorothy Clark, Maureen Robertson, Donna Faykes, Marlene McEachern. FRONT ROW: Linda Faykes, Karen Hawthorn, Linda White, Carolyn Tait. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF WINNIPEG 287 Sherbrook Street For two hours, one night each week, between September and May, thousands of teenagers are find¬ ing out what makes Business tick . In over 370 Communities in Canada and the United States, young people in high school. Grades X, XI, XII, are run¬ ning businesses of their own. Divided into groups of 20 to 25 teenagers, they form their own Board of Directors, work forces and sales staff. Through the co-operation of high school authorities and your Board of Education, Junior Achievement offers an opportunity for high school students to become part of this economic education program. Twenty-seven Elmwood High students are mem¬ bers of the association working in some eleven busi¬ ness enterprises. Among the positions are two Vice- Presidents in charge of Production and Sales, a Treasurer, two Safety Directors, a Personnel Man¬ ager, a Sales Manager, two Safety Directors and a Quality Control Inspector. The experience all of the students gain in business administration will, without doubt, be of great value to them in the future. The group of Junior Achievers is to be congratulated for its initiative and effort.