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

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NINETEEN FORTY-six pp Compliments of MILLS MOTORS LTD. YOUR CADILLAC, LA SALLE AND STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS. Jasper Ave. and 109 St. Phone 21375 Learn-to-Dance Club The Learn-to-Dance Club got under way in the fall with a large number attending the dances. As the term passed the club gradually dwindled. Those who did come preferred the slower records with Stardust,' being the favorite. Clit? McMahon was elected Program Convener and jacquie Poli was made Secretary-Treasurer. The fees that were collected were used to buy records. The club wishes to thank Miss McLaggan for the use of her gramophone. Before Christmas the club used the record-player from the public school down- stairs. GEORGE NEILSON, President. STERLING FURNITURE Get your Star Weekly Co. LTD. every week at Jasper at 98 Street Phone 21666 BOB'S Out of the high rent district to save you money IIILBURN HARDWARE TIP TOP TAILORS Hardware. sporting Goods, Smfa2z2ii..3?ls,15f? .iifiiiifm Electrical Appliances 1013181 l A asper ve. 11540 Jasper Avenue PHONE 22076 KERRISON Sz ADAMS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION We Grow the Flowers we Sell. Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association. Flowers by Wire 10241 Jasper Avenue Opposite the Bay

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All in the game. Let it snow, let it snow! They tried. anyways. Keith XVolf Walker. Berkeley Apartments. Nice horsey. 1 , 'W 7. 8. 9. IO. 11 12. 'f NK in a b fe G? 'X 'What makes Glenora? It's a bird. it's a plane, it's Mildred. V'hat a physique? The winna! Oh. d0n't the wind blow cold. Man shortage?

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42 GARNEAU LOG -- ..- M-. - viii, - - L 1 TMT- -ML i sail, V-i1ff ' W l Harry Saslow George Neilson Kay Hawker Lois Gardner President President President President Chess Learn-to-Dance Group A Group B Girls' Hi-Y Girls' Hi-Y GIRLS' HI-Y GROUP A Alpha Iota Ypsion, more commonly known as Group AU, started early in the season, with a very good attendance. Our advisers were Miss M. Staples, teacher adviser and Miss Alaire Schler, the Y adviser. Other officers of the club were: Kay Buchanan, vice-president, Helen Wfilliams, secretary and Mary Lingas, treas. During the year there were two conferences held at Cooking Lake, October, 1945 and Calgary, March 22-24, 1946. The former was an executive conference and the latter a delegation conference. The program for the first half of the season included a New Year's Eve formal, Stardust held at the HY . Also, a Blind Date Party. Moccasin Dance and a Skating Party. Guest speakers during the year spoke on make-up, religion and hair styles. A new program made out during March divided the girls into committees. Each committee made out a program for one meeting and took charge of that meeting. Our sale of homecooking and handicrafts was held at the Market after the Easter holidays. On the whole it was a very successful start and we hope to continue in the future, striving to have a larger scale of activity. KAY HAWFKER, President. GROUP B This year marks the beginning of the Girls' Hi-Y in Garneau. In October two chapters were formed, Group B having the following oH:icers: Miss Staples. staff adviser, Ann Doreen XY7allace, vice-presidentg Joyce Wilson. secretary and Miriam Alley, treasurer. Immediately after the organization of the club a blind date party was held at the home of Donna Shrarnm. Our program for the year was high-lighted with words from speakers dealing with various subjects, such as personal appearance, present day fashion trends, photography and nursing. We took part in the plan- ning of a Moccasin Dance and Stardust a New Yearis Eve dance. Many entertain- ing socials were planned during the school months, such as house parties. hikes and theatre parties. Two delegates, Lois Gardner and Miriam Alley, were sent from our group 10 the Girls' Hi-Y Conference held in Calgary. LOTS GARDNER, President.