Hugh John Macdonald School - Searchlight Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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42 Class 7-17 Room 7-17 are very proud of their Volley-ball players. It will be remembered that Room 7-17 along with Room 8-23 defeated Rooms 7-10 and 7-07 in two games. ' All the class wishes Philis Livain of the Glee Club better luck in her nexrt attempt at the Musical Festival. Her victors must have been great to come out on top. Keep it up Phil. The class will do well to pay attention to the attendance of Murray Lyer and Elva Miller. It has been a hundred percent up to date. Louise Frost of Square Dancing fame, is also a regular member of C.G.I.T. Good work Louise, Class 7-19 Class Teacher - Mr. G. Bjomson Class Rep. - Larry Wishnowski Our attendance for February 1954 was three hundred and twenty-one out of a possible four hundred. There were seventy-nine absences and thirty-two lates in that one month. We wish that we could have a good attendance ever 3 r day. We hope that every pupil will come on time every day from now on. Class 7-20 Class Teacher - Mrs. D. Bebbington Class Pres. - Jack Lee Searchlight Rep.-Waldi Schmidt Room 7-20 is very proud to have twelve boys with perfect attendance. They are: Gordon Balanduck, Charles Banush, George Haden, Billy Kostynuck, Laurence Lampert, Bob Paul, Donald Sader, Ronald Schryer, Ron Klassen, Arkady Livyi, Richard Paputa, and Kuoyee Wong. We also have twaity boys who are sLpg ing in the Treble Choir. The final will be on Wednesday March 31. The choir had 85 marks for their song. Five boys are practicing every Friday for the swimming meet. In January Room 20 boys gave $7.00 for the March of Dimes. We have 15 boj s who want to make the basketball team and are practicing every Wednesday. Victor Kuligawski will sing with the Winnipeg Boys Choir on Friday April 2, 1954. Class 8-23 Class Teacher - Miss Z. Hawkes Searthlight Rep. Pat Riordan The girls of Room 23 have managed to be on the volleyball team, have won every game, and are ohampions. Dennis Ruthig went in for the Boys ' Swimming races. Mary Borne was in the G-lee Club Choir, which cane in second. ¥e have raised money for the March of Dimes, and our secretary treasurer took it to the Broadcasting Station.

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BACK ROW L- R: nuum GILBERT TURPAUD, MURRAY TYLER, DON GROLLA, MR. COOKE, MELVIN ZABEL, TOM CHRISTENSEN, JIM McCLOSKEY BLAIR HOLMES. SECOND ROW L-R: JOE MOSPANCHUCK, TEDDY KOPISKY, ROBERT ODGER, NORMAN BECKMAN, GORDON MacLELLAN, JACK DeMONTIGNY, GORDON JONES, BOBBY POWELL. FRONT ROW L-R: EDWARD BURLEY, LOUISE FROST, SANDRA KLOPICK, ARLENE KERLIN, ELVA MILLER, JANE CLOUSTON, RONALD SYDNEY. MISSING: RAYMOND SEIDEL, RO ERT SRTnPi duviits SWAIN. ROBERT LAWRENCE, LUCIA HRYNCHUK BACK ROW L-R ' i BOBBY WINDSOR, LORNE MONTAGUE, LLOYD CURRIE, ROY STARKELL, DON GREENAWAY, MR. G.E. BJORNSON, NORMAN SALTER, JOHN HILLIER, BILL FOSTER, ALBERT MARKUSSON, FRONT ROW L-R: RAYMOND BEAUDIN. LUCILLE GROUETTE, CLAIRE WHITNEY, MARLENE ORR, ISABEL McWHINNEY, ROSEMARY NY QUEST, JIM KIPLING. back row L-R: Room 7-2 ARKADY LIWJY, MICHAEL GELLER, MICHAEL GRESCHUCK. JACOB NEWFELT, LAWRENCE LAMPERT, RON KLASSEN, MRS. BEBBINGTON, GERALD HOHN, DONALD GODFREY, RICHARD POBUTA, ROY IKEDA, KUOYEE WONG SECOND ROW L-R: CHARLES BANUSH, KLAUS GERHARDT, IRVIN KLIPPENSTEIN, BOB PAUL, VICTOR KULIGOWSKI. JOHN HOLLAND, GORDON BALANDUK, EBERHART VAN DUELMAN, GARY LEGGRO, HELMUT NACHTIGALL, GLENN FOSTER, JACK LEE FRONT ROW L R: RONALD DYCK, JOHNNY GINTER, DONALD SADER, WILLIAM KOSTYNUIK, RONALD THOMPSON, RONALD SCHRYER, GEORGE HADEN, DONALD FRIESEN, W ' ALDI SCHMIDT, BOB BROCKHILL, WALTER ZYLA