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

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES dr. McCullough MISS FLEMING MR. GILBERT MISS LIPSETT Miss Margaret Fleming, a graduate in Arts of the University of Manitoba, spent a year doing post-graduate work in France. She teaches French in Grades X and XI, and English to her own ciass, Room 25. A graduate of Manitoba, Mr. F. G. Gilbert teaches French to Grades X, XI, and XII, and Latin to Room 37. He supervises the boys 7 inter-class basketball, helps with the rugby, and assists in many school rallies. Miss Florence Lipsett teaches French in Grades X, XI, and XII. A graduate of Manitoba in Arts, she is a girls 7 counsellor, a staff adviser on the School Council, and general convener of the Kelvin Opera Committee. A graduate of Loyola and Gregorian Universities, Dr. C. V. McCullough is in charge of Latin. He manages the Kelvin inter-high ski team and contributes his mu¬ sical talent at many school rallies and parties. MUSIC MISS ANDERSON ART MISS CAREY LIBRARY MISS HOOLE Miss Gladys Anderson, a graduate in Music of Toronto Conservatory, is in charge of the entire choral program at Kelvin. She supervises annual operettas by both the students and the Grads, and conducts Festival choirs, the Christmas carols and various other groups. Miss Jean Carey, a graduate of the University of Minnesota, is art instructor at Kelvin. In addition to teaching her regular classes, she is art adviser to the Year Book. She also super¬ vises the preparation of innumerable posters and the settings for the operetta. Miss Marjorie Hoole, a graduate of Manitoba, is the school librarian and the custodian of the Carnegie collection on art. She is also the girls 7 sports adviser. MISS MARTIN COMMERCIAL Miss Margaret Martin is a newcomer to Kelvin from a suburban collegiate. A graduate of Manitoba in Arts and Education, she is teaching English in Grade X as well as typing and business practice. Miss Elspeth Wallace, head of the commercial depart¬ ment, teaches shorthand and typing. She is also counsellor to the girls with commercial options. In addition. Miss Wallace is typing adviser to the Year Book. MISS WALLACE 16

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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

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MISS FORSYTH MISS GARROW MISS O ' DONNELL Miss Ann Forsyth, a Manitoba graduate in Home Economics, came to Kelvin this year. She teaches clothing and textiles and assists with the costumes for the operetta. Miss Jean Garrow, a graduate in Home Economics with a Master ' s degree from Teachers ' College, Columbia University, is in charge of foods and nutrition. She advises on and assists with refreshments for school parties, and is convener for the general school tea. A Manitoba graduate in Home Economics, Miss Marion O ' Donnell has been teaching textiles and clothing at Kelvin for two years. This year she has been wardrobe mistress for the operetta as well as serving on the Students ' Social Committee. MR. CHISIK MR. DUNCAN Mr. J. B. Barrick runs the electrical shop. He has his B.Sc. (E.E.) and a certificate in radio physics. Mr. Bar¬ rick maintains Kelvin ' s P.A. system and is on the Staff Social Committee. Mr. J. Chisik teaches machine shop and metal work. His year-round extra-curricular contribution is to man¬ age the September allotmen of lockers and to supervise the replacement of keys continually being lost. Mr. J. B. Duncan is in charge of woodworking and cabinet making. He is also Principal of Night School at Kelvin. Mr. Duncan has been helping part time on the planning of Winnipeg ' s new Vocational School. MR. KENNEMORE MR. POPIEL Mr. G. E. Kennemore, who came to Winnipeg from Scotland, has been at Kelvin since 1920. He teaches mechanical drawing and lends a hand in many extra¬ curricular activities throughout the year. Mr. E. Popiel is in charge of the forge shop, where he teaches toolsmithing, sheet metal work, aluminum cast¬ ing, and electric and acetylene welding. He also assists in supervising boys ' inter-class hockey. Mr. C. E. M. Ward teaches woodturning and wood¬ work. In addition, he has done the photograp hy for the Year Book, is supervisor of the Camera Club, and has held noon classes in square dancing. HOME ECONOMICS 17