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

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WINNIPEG PUBLIC LIBRARY Your recipe for Main Library ... William Avenue Cornish Branch Library .West Gate St. John’s Branch Library Machray Salter Osborne Branch Library 719 Osborne Street BOOKS FOR REFERENCE BOOKS FOR RECREATION RECORDS—FILMS (at Main Library only) USE YOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY RED PATCH TAXI COURTESY SERVICE Serving your community 50-1123 24 Hour Service Turners Confectionery Quality Fruits Meats, School Supplies 839 Henderson Highway Phone 50-1547. We Deliver GUEST SHOES ELMWOOD BRANCH 235 Kelvin St. Phone 50-1604 MEN’S — LADIES’ — CHILDREN’S X-RAY FITTING HOMEBAKING SUCCESS Yes, girls, (the boys should be inter¬ ested too) the secret of your future home baking success lies in three little words—FIVE ROSES FLOUR. For any and every homebaking need Five Roses Flour gives dependable results. LAKE OF THE WOODS MILLING Company Limited. Makers of All-Purpose FIVE ROSES vitamin-enriched FLOUR Compliments of LOUIS GROCERY 10 Higgins Ave. Phone 92-1069 Compliments of Elmwood Service Station HAROLD LIVESLEY Cor. Kelvin Noble P h - 50-1021 ELMWOOD JEWELLERS Gifts for all occasions The best in watch and clock repairs RONSON REPAIR DEPOT 207 Kelvin Phone 50-5458 17

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SENIORS Jeanette Zipp “Z i p p i t y dooda”. Her activities are operetta and bowl¬ ing. Interests are movies, Jerry Lew¬ is, reading, Jerry gabbing and Lewis. Can usually be seen with Irene and Ber¬ nice. Ambition: to | play opposite Jerry Lewis in a movie. GRADUATION 1954 HONOURS AND AWARDS Governor General’s Medal Valedictory ffm. O’Lynn Turk Scholarship Home and School Scholarship Lord Selkirk School Scholarship Eleanor Lundman - Henry Wiebe .....Allan Barry Grade XI. Nicholas Bobey Grade X Doris Hutchinson Grade XI Margaret Fulford Subject Prizes Grade XI— English Grade XI— History, Physics, French Grade XI— Chemistry and Latin Grade XI— Shorthand and Typewriting . Grade IX— Highest Standing for the Year Chartered Accountancy Prize Sheila Ostrander Allan Barry Eleanor Lundman . Carol Brailsford Arlene Lower Allan Barry Merit Certificates GRADE TEN Gerry Castello Doris Hutchinson Dennis Johnson Richar.d Fence Bob Robbie Elvera Loewen Lynda Hodge Audrey Falls GRADE ELEVEN Allan Barry Nicholas Bobey Eleanor Lundman 16

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ALUMNI ALLAN BARRY (53-54)— won the grade eleven award in physics and French, and the William O’Lynn Turk scholarship. He was also awarded the Chartered Accountancy prize. At present Allan is taking 1st year Arts at United College. ELEANOR LUND MAN (53-54)—won the grade eleven Chemistry and Lat¬ in prize and also the Gov¬ ernor-General’s Medal. At present Eleanor is still with us at Lord Selkirk, but plans to enter Uni¬ versity next year to take up physiotherapy. NICHOLAS BOBEY (53- 54) — was awarded the grade eleven Lord Selkirk Home and School Associa¬ tion scholarship. He is now at the University of Man¬ itoba taking 1st year Science. He also won a scholarship at University in 1st year Science. United College: Albert Kennedy—’54—Science, Mary- Lynne Ryckman—’54—Arts, president of 1st year Arts and Science, Bob Currie—’53—Engineering. Chartered Accountancy: Roy Hogg—’54, Bob Car¬ negie—’54. Business College: Joan Burns—’54—MTI, Judy King —’54—MTI, Elsie Lytwyn—’54—Angus. Gordon Fox—’ 53—Hignell Printing. Nursing: Ruth Campbell—’53—Grace, Vivian Ehn —’53—Grace, Pat Clark—’53—Grace, Irene Ken¬ nedy—53—General. Arlene Burkitt —’54—Ogilvie’s. Arlene Huggins —’54—Searle Grain Company. University of Manitoba: John Bonnett—’54—1st year Science, Alex Stewart—’54—-1st year Science, Gord Zarychanski—’54—1st year Science, Dave Koga— ’50—3rd year Science. Canadian National Railways: Ann Dmytriw—’54, Moreen Close—’53—comptometer operator, Gord Horner—’51, Nester Lesyk—’51. Florence Bingham —’54—Mackenzie Storage. Bill Saranchuk —’54—Hudson’s Bay Company. Ken Tresoor —’54—City Hydro. Vicki Leitch —’54—Scott Bathgate. Marge Rossnagel —’54—Investors Syndicate. Irene Shewchuk —’54—Halifax Insurance Company. Sally Keith —’54—Underwood Company. Betty Brown—’ 53—Parliament Buildings. Lyle Lowry —’54—Canada Packers. Great West Life: Doreen Adolph— ’52, Audrey Gilbey — ’53, Doreen Ursel— ’53, Hilda Peters— ’53, Pat Jeffery— ’53. Jerry Kline —’54—Manitoba Telephone Company. Don Emerson —’54—Little Electric. Georgina Goetz—’54 —C. C. Falconer. Ted Erickson —’53—Bookkeeper at Lake of the Woods Milling. Ray Hoskins —’53—United Grain. Darlene Smith —’52—Secretary at Lutheran Youth Building in Chicago. Dave Tustin —’54—MacDonald Brothers. Bill Lumsden — ' 54—Grain Exchange. Don Nightingale—’ 53—Swifts. Deanna Zubek —’53—Bank of Commerce. June Lautens —’53—now June Kent and is teaching at Kent Accordion College. CAROL BRAILSFORD (53- 54) — was awarded the shorthand and typing prize. She is now working at Ogilvie Flour Mills as a typist. MARGARET FULFORD (53-54)—was awarded the Lord Selkirk School Scho¬ larship fon Success Busi¬ ness College, for the top standing in the commer¬ cial course. She attended the Success Business Col¬ lege and is now working at Samogmo Wagner Elec¬ tric. 18