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

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Est. 1910 Phone 92-3248 BEN MOSS DIAMOND IMPORTERS Watch Repairing as it Should be Done 422 MAIN STREET WINNIPEG JAMES ' DRY GOOD STORE 224 Kelvin St. Phone 50-2122 ELECTRIC POWER tfoA, aJL ifoWL nsedA.! For home, office, store and factory, City Hydro has been supplying low cost electricity for over forty years. When you need electric service, call your own electric utility for prompt, efficient attention to your requirements. CITY HYDRO IS YOURS Offices: 55 Princess Street . . USE IT! Telephone 96-8231 SHOP AT ZELLER’S 346 Portage Ave. Phone 501 979 215 Kelvin St. ELMWOOD HARDWARE J. N. Glover We Deliver Phones 92-7159 — 92-7174 G. HUEBERT LTD. Lumber, Garage Doors, Millwork SASH AND HARDWOOD FLOORS OUR SPECIALTY 5 Point Douglas Ave. C. HUEBERT WINNIPEG j. b. McDonald B.A. Station 38 93 Higgins Ave. Phone 92-7749 NORTH STAR BILLIARDS FOR RECREATION AND ENJOYMENT 347 Nairn Ave. Phone 50-1028 Compliments of LOUIS GROCERY 10 Higgins Ave. Phone 92-1069 45

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after all... a girl wants to look her best l And some of the best dressed girls in town are Comptometer Operators! Their excel¬ lent salaries mean extra cash for new clothes and hair-dos. You can start a short, easy, low-tuition course soon at a Comptometer School near your home. Then, upon graduation, you’ll have interesting office work with friendly people; free lifetime placement service through 167 conveniently located Compto¬ meter Schools. THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 412 Nanton Bldg. Ph. 92-5326 WINNIPEG NAIRCONA RESTAURANT FULL COURSE MEALS DELICIOUS STEAKS HOT DOGS Phone 50-8050 FISH AND CHIPS 337 Nairn Compliments of SNOWDON’S Guaranteed Radio Repairs Phone 50-1167 261 Kelvin Compliments of DR. D. YOUNG DENTIST 1202 Main St. Phone 52-5295 The HART-EMERSON Co. Ltd. Compliments of AMERICA’S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS ROXY PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Soda Fountain - Stationery GRAND CLEANING EQUIPMENT 341 Kelvin St. Phone 50-2302 We Deliver HANEL’S DRY GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES “Where customers send their friends’’ 440 Watt Street East Kildonan, Man. Phone 50-1276 KELVIN FLORISTS 247 KELVIN NEVER A DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER Phone: 50-2224 — 50-1823 Compliments of KELVIN BARBER SHOP BEST HAIR CUT IN THE CITY LADIES HAIR CUTTING 218 KELVIN ST. JIMMIE’S COFFEE SHOP 187 PORTAGE Phone 92-1078 44

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ALU DAVID SHICK—’53—Science at United, plans to enter Engineering. HENRY MARCUS—’53—Aeronautical Engineering at University at Inglewood, California. JIM FERGUSSON — ’53 -— Now taking Science at St. John’s College. Future plans: entering Forestry. RUTH CAMPBELL—’53—Now teaching music, planning to enter nursing at Grace Hospital. BETTY DAHL — ’53 1 —Working for General Electric, planning on entering nursing at Grace Hospital. VIVIAN EHN—’53—Grade XII at United, planning to enter nursing at Grace Hospital in September. PAT CLARK—-’53—Grade XII at United, planning to take nursing or physio-therapy. BEVERLY SMITH—’53—Working for Dominion Bank, will obtain her A.M.M. this year. LOUIS VULLIEZ—’53—Second year Science, planning to enter University at Chicago for a Physical Edu¬ cation Course. IRENE KENNEDY—’53—Now at City Hydro, planning to enter General Hospital in September. AT MANITOBA NORMAL SCHOOL: Jean Craik—’53, Clara Dyck—’53, Marilyn Jopling—’53, Inge Wipper —’53, Adele Znamirowsky—’53, Gloria Warenko— ’53, Ina Erlendson— ' 53. GREAT-WEST LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY: Moreen Close—’53, Pat Jeffery—’53, Doreen Ursel— ' 53 ' , Hilda Peters—’53, Audrey Gilby—’53, Daphne Rush- man—’53, Helen Hosfield—’49, Doreen Adolf—’52. Graeme Garson (52-53) — was awarded the Governor General’s Medal and also won the grade eleven physics prize. He is now taking Arts at United College and plans to study Law later. M IV I Margaret Loewen 1 52-53) —was awarded the second William O’Lynn Turk scholarship. She was also awarded the grade eleven bookkeeping prize. At pre¬ sent she is working in the accounting department at Ogilvie Flour Mills. UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA: Bruce Brown—’53— Agriculture, Nellie Nagamatsu—’53—Science, Helen Dyryk—’53—Science. NURSING: Joyce Lucow—’53—Misericordia, Mona Mar¬ tin—’53—Children’s Hospital, Doreen Zipp—’53— St. Boniface Hospital. EDITH CLOSE—’48—Home and School Scholarship winner; at present Social Worker, Children’s Aid, Brandon. LIONEL MERRICK—’49—Lithographer Bulman Brothers. LIONEL ORLIKOW—’49—5th year Honours History, University of Manitoba. EDWARD TOMCHUCK — ’49 — University, 4th year Science. BEVERLY PARTRICK—’51—Canada Packers. PAT WEBSTER—’51—William O’Lynn Scholarship. At present, employed at Hamilton Cotton Co. GERTRUDE KREBS—’51—Crescent Creamery. JEANNE PARK—’51—Nursing at General Hospital. GORDON WISEMAN—-’52—2nd year pre-med. STAN HASIUK—’52—Received his C.A. JOYCE HARPER—’52—2nd year nursing at the General Hospital. DOUG SMITH—’52—Angus Business College. DAVE MALCHY—’52—Pharmacy. STAN REID—’52—Received his C.A. ALVIN HOOK—’52—2nd year Engineering. GEORGE BURNS —’52—2nd year Engineering. Beth Waldon (52-53)—won the prize in grade eleven English. She was chosen valedictorian for the 1953 graduating class. Beth is now taking Arts at United College and plans on teach¬ ing as a career. 46