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

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Bus. 502 224 Res. 503 815 KELVIN FLORIST We Deliver Anywhere Flowers for Every Occasion MRS. A. C. WOOSTER, Prop. 249 Kelvin Street All Design Work Neatly Done Compliments of ROXY PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Soda Fountain — Stationery 341 Kelvin St. Phone 502 302 We Deliver Compliments of KELVIN MOTORS DR. N. H. GREENBERG Dentist 199 Kelvin St. Phone 502 234 . J. Kenick N. Williams, Props. Kelvin and Martin Phone 501 267 Compliments of VISIT . . . ELMWOOD’S MOST MODERN BEAUTY SHOP DR. ROLAND BIRD A Complete Beauty Service Efficient and Competent Operators Dentist LOUISE 300 KELVIN ST., AT MARTIN BEAUTY PARLOR Cor. Carman and Kelvin Phone 502 659 United Church of Canada UNITED COLLEGE in affiliation with THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA Students are offered courses in: FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE leading to the B.A. Degree and including pre¬ professional courses for: Commerce, Engineering, Law, Medicine, etc. COLLEGIATE—Grade XI (Matriculation), Grade XII (Entrance to Second Year and Normal School). FACULTY OF THEOLOGY—Diploma and B.D. Courses. Additional Facilities: RESIDENCE for men and women. STUDENTS’ ACTIVITIES: Athletics, Debating, Dramatics, Etc. CENTRALLY LOCATED - LARGE CAMPUS - SKATING RINK Write to: WESLEY D. G. RUNIONS, Registrar WINNIPEG — MANITOBA • 66

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ALUMNI—(Continued from page 62) and Eileen Thorne. We wish you all much happiness. At St. John ' s some of our students have been outstanding: Last year Ross Henderson not only was one of the finest students but did an excel¬ lent job as Editor of The Torch. We congratulate Jack Seaman, a graduate of L.S. in 1946, on being chosen Valedictorian at St. John’s this year. Others of our students have done fine work there. RAE OTSUKI—A recent letter from Rae, who returned to Japan in May, 1946, brings news that she is apparently working on the switch¬ board in an American army camp. She says that the authorities try to make it as nice for them as possible, but she is lonely for Canada and wishes to be back. She’d greatly like to hear from you. Get her address from the school office. GERALD ALEXANDER. We quote from a letter just received from Mr. Halstead of United Col¬ lege: “You and your staff will be glad to know that a former student of your school, Gerald Morton Alexander, has distinguished himself and brought honor to Lord Selkirk School in his work and activities in Grade XII at United College during the past year. ■‘Gerald has been an excellent student and will be recognized at our Graduation for obtain¬ ing the highest marks in his class of Grade XII for the year. He is also the editor of our year¬ book and in that capacity has done an excellent piece of work. We are very proud of him in every respect.” We of Lord Selkirk are proud, too, Gerry. Congratulations! SCHOOL SONG ( Tune — Brahms’ C Minor Symphony) All hail to Lord Selkirk, the school of our loyalty! We’ll keep through the future the love that we bear for thee. We’ll strive for the Right and seek for the Truth With Courage to stand alone. Hold high then our banner, maroon and gray, Maintain it for aye. May Honour in thought, word, and deed ever rule, Watchword of Lord Selkirk School! Then here’s to Lord Selkirk, the school that we hold so dear; We’ll ever remember our joys and our friendships here. May the lessons you’ve taught us remain through the years To guide us along life’s way. Hold high then our banner, maroon and the gray, Maintain it for aye. May Honour in thought, word, and deed ever rule, Watchword of Lord Selkirk School! • 68