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

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FACULTY ENGLISH MISS FERRIER MISS SPRUNG MR. MclNTYRE miss McGregor MISS MacKAY MR. HOOLE A graduate of Toronto University, Miss Jessie Ferrier has done post-graduate work at Columbia. She teaches English to Grades X and XI, and is staff adviser to the Biography Board of the Year Book. Mr. C. R. Hoole, a graduate in Arts of the University of Manitoba, is a recent addition to the Kelvin staff. Besides teaching English and French in Grades X ana XI, he directs the annual school operetta. A native of New Brunswick, Miss V. E. MacKay came West and graduated in Arts from the University of Mani¬ toba. She teaches English in Grades X, XI, and XII, and is literary adviser to the Year Book. A Master of Arts of Manitoba, Miss Isabel McGregor teaches English and German. She is an editorial adviser to the Year Book, and also works with the Students ' Social Committee. A graduate of McMaster University and Harvard, Mr. L. A. McIntyre teaches English in Grades X, XI, and XII. He is adviser-in-chief for the Year Book and a member of the Rugby Committee. Miss Luella Sprung has a Master ' s degree in Arts from the University of Manitoba. She teaches English in Grades X and XI and French in Grade XI. She is inter¬ ested in various activities connected with English. SOCIAL STUDIES 1 MR. LE NEVEU A Manitoba graduate in Arts, Miss Jean Hamilton teaches social studies in Grades X and XI. Her extra¬ curricular activities this year included work on the United Nations Day program and history debates. Mr. J. C. Le Neveu is a graduate of the University of Manitoba in Arts. He teaches history in Grade XI and geography in Grade X. In addition, Mr. Le Neveu man¬ ages the Kelvin junior soccer team. MR. THOMPSON MR. VASEY A graduate of Manitoba in Arts and Education, Mr. R. T. F. Thompson is boys ' guidance counsellor at Kel¬ vin. He teaches classes in geography, is a staff adviser on the School Council, and supervises Careers Day. Mr. R. E. Vasey, a graduate in Arts from McMaster and in Education from Manitoba, came to Kelvin last fall. Besides teaching social studies to Grades X, XI, and XII, he manages boys ' junior basketball. MISS HAMILTON 14

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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION E. F. WILLOUGHBY, B.A., D.Paed. Principal. DR. WILLOUGHBY returned to Kelvin as Principal in 1946. From 1914 to 1938 he had been a Science instructor at Kelvin and has taught many of the parents of the stu¬ dents now in the school. During the interven¬ ing years Dr. Willoughby was Principal of a junior high school in the city. He is a gradu¬ ate of McMaster University and has his doc¬ torate in Pedagogy from Toronto. Widely recognized as a man of experience and broad interests, he was chosen in 1947 as a Cana¬ dian delegate to the UNESCO Conference in Paris. Dr. Willoughby is a great supporter of all student activities. Under his guidance the School Council has grown steadily. KELVIN welcomed Mr. Fyles as its new Vice-Principal last September. He is a grad¬ uate of St. John ' s College in Arts and of the University of Manitoba in Education. He has also studied Philosophy at Edinburgh. Mr. Fyles has taught English, history, French, and Latin in other Winnipeg senior high schools. Now he is having an opportunity to show his financial and organizing ability in a position where his tact, kindliness, and careful atten¬ tion to details are invaluable. Mr. Fyles ' in¬ terest in Kelvin affairs extends all the way from school parties to track meets and soccer games. Every one, staff and students alike, wishes him well in his new position. 13 W. A. FYLES, B.A., B.Ed. Vice-Principal.

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MR. CROSS MR. KERR MR. PALMER DR ROBINSON In addition to mathematics, Mr. L. S. Borland teaches Mr. F. L. Palmer, a Science graduate of Manitoba, science and bookkeeping. He is a graduate of Manitoba. was five years in the R.C.A.F. He teaches mathematics, Mr. Borland manages the school curling and helps with science, and geography, and manages inter-class soccer, the supervision of the rugby team. Year Book advertising, and the school orchestra. One of several former Kelvin students on the staff, A graduate of Manitoba in Arts and Education and Mr. R. M. Cross graduated from Manitoba. Besides of Minnesota in Educational Psychology, Dr. L. G. Robin¬ teaching mathematics to Grades X and XI, he has for son returned recently to Kelvin. He teaches mathematics several years been chairman of the Rugby Committee. to Grades X and XI and is in charge of senior soccer. Mr. C. L. Kerr, a graduate of Manitoba in Arts and Mr. J. W. Young teaches mathematics and social Education, teaches mathematics in all grades. He spent studies to Grades X and XI. For many years Mr. Young three years in the R.C.A.F. He coaches girls 7 basketball, kept the Honor Roll of Kelvin students who were in the sells opera tickets, and assists with rugby. war. He is treasurer of the Staff Social Committee. SCIENCE MR. BIGLOW MR. KELLY A graduate of the University of Manitoba in Arts, Mr. C. W. Biglow teaches physics and chemistry in Grades Xi and XII. His extra-curricular activities in¬ clude the supervision of boys ' inter-class hockey. Mr. R. W. Kelly, a Manitoba graduate in Science, was in the army for over five years. On his return, he re¬ sumed teaching chemistry, biology, and general science. He also assists in boys ' swimming and rugby. MR. NEWFIELD MR. SAUNDERS Mr. C. C. Newfield, a Master of Science of Manitoba, teaches biology and general science. He also supervises the Biology Club, and the taking and the mounting of Year Book pictures. A Manitoba graduate in Science and Education, Mr. C. G. Saunders teaches chemistry in Grades XI and XII. For years he has been in charge of boys ' swimming and has acted as business adviser to the Year Book. 15