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

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NINETEEN FORTY-six M AW p llllMPlElE SPIIRTS BUVEIIAGE with Gordon Williamson DAILY 8:15 a.m. 12:45 noon 11:15 p.m. Glllll K. M. HENRY OPTOMETRIST ASHDOWN MARSHALL 10345 jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta XVhen down town Eat at THE ELL 10135 Jasper Ave. Phone 22648 Capital Beauty Shop 10132 Iasper Ave. PHONE 24355 FERD NADON Jeweller - W'atchmaker Gifts for Weddings, Presentations etc. 10115 102nd Street, Edmonton IACK RAE Watch Repair Specialist All Repairs Fully Guaranteed 10128 jasper Avenue Phone 21607 Com pliments of NATIONAL HOME FURNISHERS 9936 jasper Ave. Phone 22225 ALL THE LATEST MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS ROBINSON 61 SONS 10247 jasper Avenue Compliments of UNION CIGAR STORE 10CC6 Jasper Ave. Phone 29913 THE BEAUTY SPOT SPECIALIZING in PERMANENT VUAVING 104 Strand Theatre Bldg. Compliments of CHIC SHOE STORE 10366 W'hyte Ave. For your pastry, bread and eats, visit the Garneau Bakery 10860 - 82'Avenue BEAVER LUNCH GOOD FOOD Tasty Sandwiches jasper Ave. at 105 St.

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, Q - vmf 1. , L,-,,,k F51 Eskimo Clem. Oh-h-h-h-h-h! Looking for someone? Something is missing. Parlez-vous francais? The morning after. Ou-la-la! Stop drooling boys. Getting there thumb-how . Babs Qsighb Madam Pompadour. V'ow. a Jantzen!

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.1fis.,ssss.ss.sE-s C .- . . G?QWT5?5!.L0G ,- I vagia . BADMINTON CLUB Q During the year dehnite progress was made in 2 ' V' badminton activities. Leadership was shown by A Sec.-Treasurer Ann Doreen Wallace and Mildred uttz Muttart. lu, 1 M.. .. A We were organized early in October and were allowed badminton sessions on Monday and Friday noons. To- ward the last of the term the scarcity of birds fbadminton birdsj cut down our gym period to Friday. We were fortunate to have a friend who managed to procure two badminton nets from Calgary as there were none available in Edmonton. The Inter-school badminton tournament was represented by lour members of our club. We unfortunately didn,t receive any awards, but better luck next time. MILDRED MUTTART, President. CH ESS CLUB The Garneau Chess Club was organized a few months after the start of school by a small number of enthusiasts under the able advice of Mr. Botsford. George Carter was elected Sec.-treasurer. The club membership grew by leaps and bounds until the Chess Club was one of the most active organizations in the school. Dues were collected and a number of chess sets were purchased for the members. A tourney was held in which Mr. Conquest played some 8 games simultaneously with 8 club members. Also among the activities of the organization, was the painting of squares on a number of the study-room tables for the use of chess and checker enthusiasts, and a club tournament which was won hands down by Don Erickson. The Garneau Chess Club, shortly before the Easter exams, ac- cepted a challenge from Westglen High and participated in a tourna- ment with the boys from across the river. By a very close margin, the Garneau team lost. The team consisted of: Don Erickson, Stan Clayton, Bob Spevakow, Martin Bernstein. Plans, at this writing are under way for a return engagement against Westglen. HARRY SASLOW, President.