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

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Hambley Electric Chicks Chicks from pure bred Government Approved Flocks. Free Catalogue, Prices and Poultry Information. J. J. HAMBLEY HATCHERIES LTD. 601 Logan Ave. Ph. 22 321 W. G. Thomas Phone 402 813 A. Lundman Phone 504 154 The Harper Construction Co. Ltd. GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS Compliments of DR. N. H. GREENBERG DENTIST 199 Kelvin Phone 502 234 GRAIN EXCHANGE WINNIPEG Elevator and Mill Construction a Specialty Phone 922 315 UNEEDA COAL CO. COAL — COKE — WOOD Compliments of MOORE’S BARBER SHOP 270 Gordon Ave. Phone 50-2703 267 Kelvin Phone 501 045 KELVIN MEAT MARKET 231 Vi Kelvin St. We Deliver Ph. 50-7078 Compliments of POP INN SERVICE Cobourg and Kelvin Phone 501 006 I 5liOf STORES f UVlT ' d DRESSY SUMMER CASUALS Stores from Coast to Coast 338 Portage Avenue 608 Main St. Compliments of HAYTER MCDONALD B.A. STATION 38 93 Higgins Ave. Ph. 921 084 Compliments from the HI-WAY LUNCH 393 Portage Ave, CASUALS, LOAFERS SADDLE OXFORDS BALLERINAS, MOCCASINS, ETC. Phone 92-6014 845 Henderson Highway JAMES’ DRY GOOD STORE Phone 50-1045 224 KELVIN ST. PHONE 502 122 SERVICE MERCURY DRUGS QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS —“REXALL FRIENDLY DRUG-STORE SERVICE TO STUDENTS IS A SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY 233 Kelvin Street WE DELIVER Phone 502 066 33

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JUNIOR HIGH—19 2-53 IN REVIEYk For the Junior High of Lord Selkirk, 1952-53 has been a full year, and we have been successful in many of the projects we undertook for the first time. We have done very well in volunteer community work. Under the able supervision of Miss Law, some of the Grade 9 girls did Canteen work at the Children’s Hospital for the first time, and can praised for their efficiency and diligence. A group of girls and boys from tile four Grade 9 rooms - 19, 16, 15, and lit, went carolling dur¬ ing the Christmas holidays and raised a substantial sum. This money went to buy plastic helps for a blind teacher who instructs a class of blind children. Our veterans were not forgotten by the Junior High this year, either. Room 9-lk collected books and money from which they bought cigarettes etc., for the veterans at Deer Lodge Hospital. Room 7-l5 carried on their usual practice of collecting books and taking them out to the veterans’ hospitals. The Junior High also did its share in school-wide charity campaigns, especially the Help the Korean Children fund. To Room 9-15 must go credit for organizing this campaign. There were also many successful room sales tnis year for the Red Cross. Under the leadership of Mrs. Thacher and Mr. Harrison as conductor, a group of Junior High choirs participated in many events. With Mr. Harrison a s conductor, a group of Junior High girls sang on a children ' s radio program on radio station C.B.W, Under the supervision of Mrs. Thacher at Christmas time, the girls of Grade 9 sang like angels at the Church service. Both Mrs. Thacher and Mr. Harrison entered choirs in the Festival this year, and ail did extremely well. The Grade 8 ' s and 9’s held tneir annual social on March 20th this year, the affair being a big success. The Grade 7 ' s usually hold their picnic in Kildonan Park. No doubt they will have fun. This year, for the first time, a Junior High paper was published. It was a long hard pull with a lot or work attached, but it was worth it, for ' the paper was a terrific accomplishment. We had a lot of fun this year in Junior High, and we nope that next year we will be even more successful in all fields of endeavour. EXCHANGES WINNIPEG: St. John ' s High School Kelvin Hign School Issac Newton Hig.i School Gordon Bell High School Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute United College Manitoba Provincial Normal School MANITOBA: BRITISH COLUMBIA : St. John ' s Ravenscourt School - Ft. Gamy St. James Collegiate - St. James Vancouver Technical School - Vancouver SASKATCHEWAN: City Park Collegiate - Saskatoon Technical College Institute - Saskatoon ONTARIO: Central Technical School - Toronto UNITED STATES; Fergus Falls High School - Fergus Falls, Minn. AUSTRALIA: Melbourne Technical College - Melbourne SOUTH AFRICA: Graeme College - Grahamstown 32

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Compliments of Phone 926 327 Phone 926 328 nji yiLLS0N Stationery Vf-COM PAN V — L — LIMITED - McCAINE ELECTRIC LIMITED McDermot at Albert St. Distributors for “Royal” Typewriters Midtown Building Compliments of 265 Edmonton St. UNION INSURANCE WINNIPEG Man. SOCIETY OF CANTON LTD. 290 Garry St. Ph, 928 188 Compliments of Compliments of C. J. LYON Barrister LOUIS GROCERY 308 Toronto General Trust Bldg. 922 969 10 Higgins Ave. Phone 921 069 NEW CORONA CAFE “TWO GOOD PLACES TO EAT: HERE AND AT HOME Compliments of the season to LORD SELKIRK BOWLERS, from 674 Main Street Phone 25 040 COOPER MOSIENKO BOWLING ALLEYS Congratulations to the Graduates 1136 Main Street Phone 54 776 1369 Main Street Phone 56-3966 K. T. CUSTOM TAILORS AND MADE-TO-MEASURE PORTRAITS SATISFACTION IS OUR AIM c WEDDING ALBUMS We Specialize in all kinds of Suits and Slacks Joe Kussin, Prop. r % i CHILD STUDIES Phones 50-2224 — 50-1823 c n, KELVIN FLORISTS WE DELIVER ANYWHERE HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS Members of Florist Telegraph Assoc. x 290 Portage Ave. Phone 92-2057 Mrs. A. C. Wooster, Prop. 247 Kelvin Street Never a Dissatisfied Customer ' V 34