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

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- Are r Room VIII-3 Top Row: Gary Hogberg, Lillian Balharry, Hartmutt Flatt. Valerie Lockwood, Earl Proutt, Bev Weiler, David Hossack, Nan Saville, Ken. Peacey, Rita Klassen. Second Row: Dianne McNaughton, Don Shillington, Muriel Mymko, Terry Keddy, Justine Polczer, Ronnie Smith, Gloria Hollender, Tom Parker, Beverley Porth, Albert Gunn. Third Row: Ron. Telesky, Rita Hilderbrandt, Allan Scott, Mildred Wicklow, Jeanette Rekus, Frances Fence, Arlene Rerick. Bottom Row: Joan Rentz, Wayne Mitchell, Kathleen Strachan, Garris Smith, Gertrude Voth, John Berzuk, Wilma Toews. Room VIII-3 is supervised by Mr. Downie. The room officers are: President --- Dianne McNaughton Vice-President Tom Parker Secretary - Terry Keddy Boys’ Sports Captain Garris Smith Girls’ Sports Captain Muriel Mymko Red Cross ------Rita Klassen In our room there are 19 girls and 16 boys. The boys and girls in our room have taken part in the volley-ball and hockey games during the year. Our main ambition is to retain possession of the Good Citizenship Shield which we have held for three consecutive months. ff 1 £3 P ft (£ fp A O f Hoom VIII-P Top Row: Barry Miller, Beth Long- muir, Bob Cartwright, June Conn, Phillip Lester, Edna Stephens, John Laudinsky, Helen Dixon, Leslie Anderson, Elinor Blom. Second Row: Dianne Young, John Demetrioff, Gail Henderson, Nor¬ man Goodale, Marjorie Kidd, Jim Bragg, Ruth Poersch, Frank Nolan, Bonna Brailsford, Fred Fingler. Third Row: Horst Kuemmel, Jean King, John Malenchuk, Vivian Stockbrocks, Jack Price, Pat Komarnickie. Fourth Row: Marlene Jeffery, Peter Liba, Wilma Watson, Stan. Eby, Wanda Lutzer, Carol Lumsden. Missing: Bob Ednie. We belong to VIII-2. There are thirty-three pupils in our class. Our teacher, Mr. Ursel, has been ill in the hospital, but we hope he will be back by June. The class officers are: (Pres.) Pete Liba, (Vice-Pres.) Vivian Stockbrocker, and (Treas. Sec.) Diane Young. Our sports captains are Beth Longmuir and Jim Bragg. In hockey we won three games and tied one. The top scorers were Jim Bragg 9, John Malenchuk 5, John Demetrioff 4, and John Laudinsky 2. In a volleyball game at noon the boys won over the girls with a score of 30-22. We looked forward to field day during the year and hoped to bring in more victories for VIII-2. 51

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Room IX-6 Top Row: Dianne Buis, Wally Hollowka, Dianne Johnston, Jack Carlisle, Luba Shalapata, Don Critchley, Dorothy Walker, Don Harrison, Sonja Warenko, Gary Tolton. Second Row: Dennis Hosfield, Betty Hobson, Brian Hampton, Alice Blair, Bob Lancaster. Third Row: Arlene Lower, Barry Smith, Diane Penner, Richard Holland, Dianne Kohlmeier. Bottom Row: Jim Porcher, Alice Lewis, Mary Murynec, Mervyn Miles, Carol Smook. IX-6 is under the supervision of Mr. Ewanchuck, assisted by President Sonja Warenko, and Vice-president Barry Smith. There are 13 girls and 12 boys. We started off the year by winning the Citizenship Shield. Our students have been busy in various activities. Two girls helped out at the Children’s Hospital Canteen on Saturdays. A couple of the boys assisted on the school paper. Dianne Penner and Jim Parcher had leads in the Opera. In sports the girls had a Volley-Ball club during the first school term and this was followed by inter-room sports. Both boys and girls have done well. Some mem¬ bers of the class bowled each week, while others were o n the basket-ball team. All in all the class has had a good year. Room VIII-17 Top Row: Joyce Tomiuk, Bob Olien, Kathy Simms, Ronnie Westlake, Beatrice Prettie, Ron Advice, Lili Schultz, Peter de Graaf, Joan Roberts, Murray Mainland. Second Row: George Jackson, Dorothy Chilimar, Cliff Gross, Phyllis Jaques, Wayne Thomson, Diane Paxton, Marvin Field, Elaine Carse, Jim Lofendale, Betty-Lou Dali. Third Row: Lorraine Kurtz, Eddie Grabowski, Jean Laing, Roger Evanowich, Margaret McPhail, Waldi Unger, Heidi Fleming. Bottom Row: Louise Sharp, Gerald¬ ine Carruthers, Joan Thompson, Bonnie Wagstaff, Lorraine Riggall, Adele Robertson. Missing: Murdock McLeod. Our class is considered quite pleasant to work with, according to most of the teachers. This is largely due to our teacher, Mrs. Thacher, who is always trying to encourage our work and good behaviour. This has paid off, for we won the citizenship shield for January. At Christmas we donated books and magazines to Dynever Hospital, Selkirk. We did well in exams, too, having ten honour students. Here’s hoping for complete exemptions in June! The Class Executive Includes: President - Jean Laing Vice-President Jim Sesak Sec.-Treas. - Lorraine Kurtz Sports Captains .. Margaret McPhail Marvin Field Chief Monitor .. Elaine Carse 50

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Hoorn VIII-1 Top Row: Rose Ann Pryden, Vernon Schroeder, June Oxenforth, Fred Empey, Jean Moldowan, Dick Green, Ruth Anhang, Allan Lukacz, Heidi Koop, Victor Mausseau. Second Row: Pat Grande, June Busch, Bill Herdy, Gail Waterich, Gunter Klassen, Margaret Dodds, Bob Danylchuk, Lydia Friesen, Douglas Mcluckie, Arlene Tipping. Third Row: Elinor Laudinsky, Henry Dyck, Barbara Marshall, Terry Clark, Barbara Rau, Stanley Fleming, Maureen Watkins. Bottom Row: Peter Carnegie, Pat Ursel, Gail Stuart, Norma Bean, Norah Forbes, Barry Whiteside, Jerry Sveinson. Although our class is smart and bright We never seem To do things right. Our teacher’s name Is Mr. Galan. He tries to teach us As best he can. The other day There was quite a disaster, When someone got hit On the head with some plaster. Our boys have won The pennant for soccer, We really think Our boys are whoppers. Next year we hope We are all in nine, And hope to do better all the time. Room VII-15 VII-15’s the room of the year! We had what it takes to win the shield, cop the volleyball championship, win a second in hockey, get merits and exemptions to boot. It is said that we have the cutest of the “dolls” and the slickest of “guys”. We have a powerhouse of bone and muscle on our football team. Top Row: Mavis Bell, Wayne Bond, Denise Vermette, Richard Krohn, Sonja Rentz , Jim Steel, Colleen Barrot, Ron Benson, Shirley Laud¬ insky, Norman Kozicki. Second Row: Ken Smith, Mary-Ann Bingham, David Nichol, Margaret Verhas, Jim Scarsbrook, Karyn Rivais, John Rademaker, Beverley Anderson, Bruce Wiesner, Jean Bagamery. Third Row: Mickey Westman, Ellis Brown, Yvonne Paulley, Bryan Jacobson, Dorothy Blom, Joe Reff, Judy Kroetch, Don Studney, Sophie Finishen, Victor Metcalf. Bottom Row: Gary Jonatchick, Maria Grande, Dennis Kolish, Gail McCullough, Phillip Young, Elaine Rerie, John Penner. Missing: Slava Korda. Our class president is Don Studney. When not snoozing or turning Miss Cook’s hair grey, he has been a good leader, and has kept us well-informed as to what went on at the council meetings. We moved along at a dizzy pace all year. With Miss Cook as our guide, we have been explorers, exploring the unknown Grade Seven Trail. 52