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

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ALUMNI at University of Manitoba: Vera Jennings (’$0) 2nd year Arts. Peter Waligura( 1 50) i;th year Science. Plans to go into Allan Priestly ( ' 51) 2nd year Engineering. Ian McGonigal ( ' 5l) 2nd year Engineering. Lawrence Haberraan 051) 2nd year Science. Art Topham ( 51) 2nd year Science. Harry Bushby (’51) book salesman. Maureen Rogowski (»5l) Dianna Bileski ( ' 52) at United College; dim Smith ( ' i;9) Lth year Arts. Oriole McLean ( 52) Bill Salstrom ( 5l) Margaret Forke ( ' 52) Ken Foster ( 5l) Jacob Anhang (’52) at Great West Life Assurance Company: Marion Turk ( f 50) Doreen Adolph ( ' 5l) Phyllis Norman (I5l) stenographer. Joy Fyfe ( 51) stenographer Barry Abbott ( ' 52) Terry Zeebric ( ' 52) Edwina Nevis ( ' 52) Doreen Zimmerman (’52) Dorothy Mainer (’52) clerical work. working For Railways: Nester Lesyk ( ' 51) clerical work for C.N.R. Bob Vinet ( 5l) time keeper in the East. Gord Horner ( ' 5l) stenographer for C.N.R. Allan Buis ( ' 51) 2nd year apprenticeship as tinsmith for C.N.R. Russell Kostiw ( 52) C.N.R. Marion Elliot (’52) comptometer operator for C.N.R. Others; Gertrude Krebs ( ' 51) Bank of Commerce. Deanna Zubek (’52) Bank of Commerce. Connie Philips ( 5l) switch board operator for McCurdy Fuel Supply Co. Lawrence Salter (’51) working for Civic Offices. Violet Hnatyshyn ( ' 51) printer for Winnipeg Photo Co. Stan Reid ( ' 51) 1st year accountancy at Miller - Macdonald Co. Gordon Rajotte (»5l) writer of short stories and articles. Erika Neufeld (’52) stenographer for Northern Electric Co. Joan Yorkiw (’52) typist at Civic Offices. Valerie Kinley ( ' 52) typist at R.C.M.P. barracks. Joyce Ahlbaum (’52) working for Del ' s Electric Co, Doris Hamm ( ' 52) working for Hudson ' s Bay Co. Norma Fast ( ' 52) working for T. Eaton Co. Frances Vergonet (’52) at Success Business College. Joan Sinclair ( ' 52) at Success Business College. Dick Paulley ( ' 52) working for Sterling Fruit Co. Darlene Smith ( 52) stenographer for Winnipeg Cold Storage. June Lautens ( ' 52) accordian teacher for Kent ' s Accordian College. Joyce Sherman ( ' 5l) record librarian at C.K.Y. 75

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e TO SERVE YOU THROUGH OUR JUNIOR COUNCILLORS and EXECUTIVES NO ORCHESTRA B. JOHNSTON E. WALDON Each year, Eaton’s selects a crew of enthusiastic, alert Councillors and Executives to represent you and your fellow pupils in the schools and col¬ leges of Greater Winnipeg . . . academic, vocational and technical. TOUR THEIR FACTORY We meet with these bright young lads and lassies every Saturday morning. They bring us news of what goes on at school, tell us your ideas, fads and fancies. We in turn plan interesting events for them. They go on informative educational tours, hear lectures on all phases of merchandising and what goes on behind the scenes.of a great department store. They gain selling experiences by working with the salesclerks behind the counters . . . selling everything from scissors to sportswear. Every year we stage a big fashion show to bring the hi-crowd up-to-date on what’s new and fashionable to wear. And, our band box entertains you at school dances and social get-togethers. Through our Junior Council and Junior Executive we get to know more about you — so we can serve you better through Eaton’s — The Store for Young Canada! T. EATON ATTENDING LECTURES AN EXECUTIVE IN STORE GIFT SHOP FOR GIFTS