Lord Selkirk School - Maroon and Grey Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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SCHOLARSHIP I Left to right, WALTER LUNICK—Lord Selkirk Schoc MARY STEWART—Lord Selkirk Home JACK SEAMAN—William O’Lynn Turl JOAN McTAVISH—Lord Selkirk School Missing: BILL TURCHINETZ—Winnipeg School DINNERS, 1»4« 1 Scholarship. and School Scholarship. Scholarship. Board Scholarship. $75.00 $75 00 MERIT CERTIFICATES GRADE XI SYDNEY GUSLITS DICK BIRD 4 KATHLEEN SCOTT IAN HARROP PHILIP EGER GRADE X EDITH CLOSE 4 4 TANIA BABIENKO ETSUKO FUJITA 4 DORINE LUNDMAN 4 RANDOLPH RUDEK HELEN BERNESTUL SHIRLEY WOOD KATHLEEN HASCEK MAXINE DOCTOROFF KENNETH MAIN WILLIAM ANHANG MAY SHEPLEY STANIS KOLENDA GRADE IX EDWARD TOMCHUK • 4 DIANNE JOHNSON 4 4 AUDREY VINEBERG 4 MILDRED GROSS 4 VIOLA KROEKER 4 BEVERLEY PARTRIDGE 4 DONALD NICHOLLS 4 MAURICE COHEN 4 LIONEL ORLIKOW 4 RUTH GERUS ALFRED KUHNLE DOROTHY CHARMAN EDWARD STARR MARION KOMARNICKI RICHARD LANHAM MARION CONN BEVERLEY GAYNER LOIS GRETCHEN EMILY KENDALL JOYCE BUSH donna McClellan FRANCES STEVENS GRADE VIII BOB WALL 4 ARLINE ROBERTSON 4 CARLU CARTER 4 PETER WALIGURA 4 KERTA FRIESEN 4 VERA JENNINGS 4 SHIRLEY PITT 4 GLADYS BARWICK 4 JEAN LUMSDEN 4 ROBERT VINET ANNE HENDERSON GLEN MAIN BERTHA YOUNKA GRADE VII GORDON WISEMAN 4 4 GERTRUDE KREBS 4 SHEILA PORTIGAL 4 JOYCE SEAMAN 11 ARTHUR SHIER 4 GLENN OLSON 4 MARJORIE UMEZUKI ALVIN HOOK MILDRED POPOWICH COLLEEN BIRD GORDON HORNER JEANNE PARK WILLIAM SCHULTZ MARYANNE EGER DAVID SNYDER PAT WEBSTER MAUREEN ROGOWSKI DICK COULTER STANLEY REID • 37

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BLACK WHITE TAXI Telephone 97 555 HEATED CARS QUICK SERVICE Day or Night call Black White DEL S ELECTRIC (Del Bigio Brothers) 54 PRINCESS STREET ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Distributors: LELAND ELECTRIC AND GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. Agents for Electric Motors and Machinery Your Singer Sewing Centre WILL CONDUCT CLASSES FOR TEEN-AGE CIRLS DURING HOLIDAY SEASON Take advantage of this opportunity by enquiring at Singer Sewing Machine Co. 590 MAIN ST. N. PHONE 28 090 The LORD SELKIRK HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Our Aim, To interest all people in all children and to link in common purpose the Home, the School and other educative forces in the life of our children, to work for their highest good. H. W. ORCHARD, President. • 36

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May Shepley, Margaret Morrow, Miss Baskerville, Eileen McNutt, Pat Currie. Inter-School Christian Fellowship HE INTER - SCHOOL Christian Fellowship is a group of young people that meets in our school once a week under the leadership of Miss Margaret Fish and Miss Kessna, assisted by Miss Basker¬ ville, the school sponsor. The purpose of this group is “To know Christ and to make Him known.” The regular meetings were spent in studying from the book “Adven¬ turing,” singing from the I.S.C.F. song book, and discussing problems of high school students. Besides our regular meet¬ ings. the group enjoyed the visit of Mr. Jim Rayburn and his quartette, and Mr. Craven, of Australia. Our group meets students from all over the city at Junior Executive meetings, and at several social functions. The work of the I.S.C.F. has progressed very well and it is hoped that it will continue to do so. —May Shepley, X-17. Bruco Young, Gerald Purdy, Alan Del Begio, Ken Main. Hi-Y . . . HE PAST YEAR has been a very successful one for the Lord Selkirk chapter of the Hi-Y. Under the leadership of Ralph Cook and the direction of our president, Alan Del Begio, we became one of the most active clubs in the city. Every two weeks members were sent to the Hi-Y council meeting at the Y.M.C.A., and others helped in the direction of the Y.M.C.A. community groups. Four dele¬ gates went to a Hi-Y conference at Brandon in the middle of the season and later four others attended an International Confer¬ ence held in the United States. A repre¬ sentative was sent to the 1946 session of the Boys’ Parliament in December. Other projects included taking commun¬ ity groups on tobo ggan parties and combin¬ ing with the Tag-Y to hold dancing classes. Four socials were held during the year and these were enjoyed by all. STAFF We all greatly regret that Miss Carter, for many years teacher of Art in our school, has been forced through ill health to give up her work for a while. We miss your cheery greeting and constant helpfulness, Miss Carter, so we hope you may soon be back among us. NOTES We wish to congratulate two of our staff whose names appeared in the list of gradu¬ ates of the University of Manitoba this year: Miss I. Smith, who received a B.A. degree, and Miss J. Miskolcy, a Bachelor of Education. We extend congratulations to a former teacher as well, Miss Florence Har¬ ris, who is receiving an M.A. degree. • 38