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

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In Memoriam Miss J. Carey Taught at Kelvin 1943-1967

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Farewell And Good Luck To MR. SHEWFELT Mr. Shewfelt is leaving us this year to retire from the teaching profession. He will continue to reside in Winni¬ peg. He has been teaching for 47 years with 16 years spent educating Kelvinites. He received his degree at the Uni¬ versity of Manitoba. Before coming to Kelvin he was principal in Brandon. Mr. Shewfelt has no special hobbies but is interested in gardening. He feels that Kelvin kids are a “good bunch” for he goes on and says that “you can always pick a Kelvin girl out of an audience or a group for they look special and like Kelvinites.” He has found that the boys as well as the girls are “courteous and respectful.” Mr. Shewfelt is known to have one of the “biggest hearts” in Kelvin. MR. PICKARD For approximately one-half of his teaching career, Mr. Pickard has served the students of Kelvin. Mr. Pickard, who teaches Physics, has decided to retire after twenty years at Kelvin. Mr. Pickard’s career began forty-three years ago when he taught at a country school in Saskatchewan. Immedi¬ ately following a principalship, at another Saskatchewan school, Mr. Pickard spent four years at the University of Manitoba where he received his teaching certificate. After teaching at The Pas he again became a principal, this time at the Souris Collegiate. And for the last thirty-two years Mr. Pickard has taught in Winnipeg schools, first Gordon Bell then at Lord Selkirk and finally at Kelvin where he taught in Kelvin’s luckiest room, room seven. Mr. Pickard’s interests range from stamp and coin col¬ lections to still life and movie photography but Mr. Pickard’s main interest is 200 miles from Winnipeg. Three years ago Mr. Pickard purchased a cottage at Long Lake where he plans to spend the greater part of each year fishing, hunting, and canoeing. But during the coldest months Mr. Pickard and his wife intend to travel south by trailer. Because of his constant help and devotion to the needs of the students of Kelvin High School Mr. Pickard will always be remembered. On behalf of all your students, we extend our very best wishes for the future. 14

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