Kelvin High School - Kelvin Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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YEAR BOOK STAFF Mr. Maxwell (Treas.) S. Blake, E. McKibbin, J. Mitchell, Mr. Little, B. Prendergast, G. Garvin, E. Agnew, Mr. Kerr, T. Love. Seated —T. Mackay, O. Henderson, M. Clubb, R. Grieve, Miss McBeth, K. Robb, A. Clarke, D. MacKay. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Girls ’ Sports . Boys’ Sports ... School Calendar Room Notes Household Arts Shops .. Music . Advertising. Robert Grieve ..... Eileen McKibbin .. Tom Mackay Marguerite Clubb Olive Henderson ) Taylor Love } Edith Agnew Glen Garvin Allison Clarke Stewart Blake Kay Robb Mr. C. Kerr I Don MacKay Brent Prendergast ' Jim Mitchell Treasurer Organizer . Mr. W. K. Maxwell Miss M. E. McBeth

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FOREWORD . . . Y OUR Year Book will re¬ call now and in future time many dear and glorious memories. Too often we take for granted the splendid ef¬ fort which is made by the Year Book staff of workers. To them our sincerest thanks go forth and may we all con¬ tinue to feel that true School spirit demands our heartiest co-operation and endeavour in this worthy enterprise. In so many ways we must realize that this year has been a memorable one. For the first time the Accrediting Plan of promotion will be put into operation in the graduation of our senior students. Let us try to justify such faith and may this opportunity enable us to surround our lives with even more soul-developing influences. It is so gratifying to observe creative and spiritual awakening in many departments. Once more we recall the deep impression of sorrow when the news of the death of our beloved King George Y came to us and the love and loyalty which were engendered in our hearts at the accession of King Edward VIII. The broadcasting of the impressive services did not merely enable us to compre¬ hend historical significance but, together with our own School memorial service, touched the tender chords of our hearts. Then again we have watched with forebodings the struggle taking place to retain the League of Nations as at present con¬ stituted. Faith in collective action has always been a central part of our Armistice Day Celebration and Peace and Brother¬ hood the theme. “In diverse forms and spirits we are making over the world:” By being good “citizens” of Kelvin School and by creating an all-pervading atmosphere of courtesy, loyalty and true service, we shall play well our individual parts in the general interests of others. “Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, These three alone lead life to sovereign power.” J. S. LITTLE, Principal.

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1. J. I. Ferrier 10. 2. E. W. Sellors 11. 3. G. V. Anderson 12. 4. F. Lipsett 13. 5. J. S. Hughes 14. 6. I. C. McGregor 15. 7. E. M. Macdougall 16. 8. C. S. Kerr 17. 9. J. B. Duncan 18. C. W. Wharton C. M. Greenway J. W. Young G. Kennemore R. H. Scott J. M. Scurfield E. R. Williams E. F. Willoughby W. D. Flatt KELVIN STAFF 19. W. K. Maxwell 20. S. C. Mackenzie 21. A. Yates 22. M. A. Hoole 23. D. G. Perry 24. V. H. Essery 25. M. A. Garland 26. W. K. Mulock 27. M. Stewart 23. E. W. Jefferson 29. H. V. Fanshawe 30. C. A. E. Hensley 31. P. G. Padwick 32. J. M. F. Wilson 33. H. M. Sweet 34. E. Thompson 35. F. E. Harper 36. J. M. Brown 37. K. Brownell 38. P. Wallace 39. R. M. Cross 40. S. M. Mutchmor 41. M. E. McBeth 42. R. H. Wellwood 43. R. J. Cochrane 44. A. H. Toseland 3