Garneau High School - Log of Garneau Yearbook (Edmonton, Ontario Canada)

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EWAW-Y W A ig Y GARNEAU LOG February 25, 1946 Tonight's program proved to be the funniest we had seen in a long time. The Drama I class started out right with their play. The Florist Shop, and David Cohen as Slovsky and Mildred Muttart as the meek spinster, both turned in fine performances. The next item, by the Boys' Hi-Y, was a hilarious portrayal of the latest 1946 spring fashions for the fairer sex. Jane Russell has nothing on jim Cameron in the latest styles of bathing suits. Gordon Linney in a very swish formal and Harry Saslow in a white flannel nightgown and cap really had us rolling in the aisles, and the grand finale by Len Beatty-well, it just couldn't be beat. Margaret-Ann Brine, again, performed on the ivories for us, play- ing Lotus Landv and Military Polonaisef' Group A of the Girls' Hi-Y imitated a radio program and Group B gave their version of the wedding ceremony. They were both short and sweet. Martin Bernstein wowed the audience with his own compositions of Boogy. On his second encore he played a concoction of his own which was a mixture of boogy and classics. The dance, which followed, was also successful with stunts and novelties to keep interest high. March 8, 1946 We dropped anchor in an Atlantic port and immediately com- mandeered a hall in which to hold MARCH MADNESS, our spring dance. Although the turnout was smaller than expected, the enthusi- asm and fun was as great as ever and everyone agreed that it was tops. George Wilkies orchestra provided the music for this gala evening. Davy Jones, as M.C., had a large part in making the evening successful by really helping to put over the stunts, especially the one where the boys had to bandage the girls' entire heads. The planners for this dance were: Leah Gliener, Darleen Fraser, Betty Higgins, john Drever, Ken and Dick Riddle. Once again, the dancing stopped all too soon, but most of us managed to get back to the ship before day-break. April 1, 1946 Today is April Fool's Day, but there's no fooling about this! The Council finally decided on school colors. Long live the WINE AND GOLD.