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

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Room IX-19 First Row: Tannis Hall, June Oxenforth, Jean King, Joan Roberts, Bob Welch, Justine Polczer, Dave Purvis, Beverly Porth, John Berzuk, Diane Paxton. Second Row: Heidi Fleming, Betty Dali, Wayne Mitchell, Helene Melnyczuk, Raymond Brunka, Bonnie Wagstaff, Marvin Field, Agra Kamars, Jim Mc¬ Intyre, Margaret McPhail. Third Row: Clift Gross, Lois Webster, Norman Goodale, Roseanne Pryden, Ed Grabowski, Lorraine Kurtz, Peter Car¬ negie, Judy Meagher, Murray Mainland, Rita Hildebrant. Fourth Row: Stan Eby, Kathy Simms, Tom Parker, Louise Sharp, Ken McColl¬ um, Anna-Mae Rowes, Mary Forke, Lois Fox. We are noisiest in 9-19 But the busiest it would seem. We’ve entered into many activities, The Red Cross and all school committees, The Operetta and Drama this year, As well as a girls’ radio choir to hear. On the Sentinel, we have a rep. Who gathers gossip with lots of pep. The Yearbook, too, has one of us Who attends weekly meetings for us. In sports we bowl and play basketball, And soccer, as well as volley-ball. Opera tickets we’ve tried to sell “One hundred or Bust” was our yell. Altogether we’ve had a really good year, And our hope is now that all pass clear. Roam VIII-1 First Row: William Schellenberg, Denise Vermette, Ray Rerick, Vange Obirek, David Nichol, Sophie Finishen, Jed Mendella, Georgina Parrish, Eugene Lesyk, Lorraine Webster. Second Row: Joan Flashberger, Walter Turchyn, Marilyn Peters, Minoru Na- kano, Linda Schellenberg, John Penner, Beverley Weber, Arnold Purdie, Eleanor Winning, Dennis Kauk. Third Row: Leslie Anderson, Mary-Ann Bingham, Howard Benderski, Pat Kapey. Slava Korda, Frances Irving, Harold Herrmann, Wilma Buis, Joyce Tomuik, Collen Barrott. Fourth Row: Dorothy Blom, Jim Scars- brook, Walter Schwarzenau, Gary White, Ken Smith, John Laudinsky, Gary Kostchuk, Marlyce Kroecker, Doreen Dolchuck. Our teacher, Miss A. Thomson, has aided 8-1 in many ways during the past year. Helping ???” her in this job were Jim Scarsbrook, president, and Harold Herrmann, vice-president. Ken Smith, our secretary- treasurer, handled money matters and operated our “Lost and Found.” Girls’ sports-captain Dorothy Blom led the girls through the inter-room volleyball while Eugene Lesyk paved the way for the boys in the inter-room soccer series. We contributed to the Children’s Welfare Agency by collecting toys so that the agency could distribute them to needy families. We gave the Children’s Hos¬ pital a completely furnished doll house to amuse its small patients. Such is life in 8-1. We hope the coming school year will be as much fun as this one has been. 54

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Rnom IX-IB First Row: Dora Grundei, Dorothy Mc- Iver, Waldemar Unger, Mildred Wick¬ low, Donald Shillington, Carol Smook, Barry Whiteside, Leona Weist, Gerald Mohr. Constance Humberger. Second Row: Edgar Zerbin, Lillian Bal- harry, Da vid Hossack, Vivian Stock- brocks, Philip Lester, Margaret Dodds, Vernon Schroeder, Edna Stephens, Ar¬ nold Shapiro, Beverley Sinclair. Third Row: Thomas Peterson, Elinore Laudinsky, Peter Liba, Catherine Kerr, Frank Nolan, Aileen Bauer, Garry Smith. Fourth Row: Gordon Diakow, Fred Fing- ler, Rosemarie Bender, Stanley Fleming. President—Margaret Dodds Vice-president—Tom Peterson Sec. Treas.—Carol Smook Our class has thirty-three pupils in it. Approxi¬ mately half of them are girls, the other half are boys. Miss Law is our class teacher as well as our his¬ tory teacher. Some of our class take French, the others do not. Members of 9-16 have participated in all fields of activity. Two of our girls were in the major production, “Sunday Costs Five Pesos”, which was presented in February. Our girls were also in the girls inter-room volleyball, while our boys did not lose one game of their inter-room soccer schedule. We think we have a good room and we hope we will all be together again next year in grade 10. Hddiii IX- 18 First Row: Florence Bernhardt, Mar¬ guerite Barrett, Ronald Telesky, Jane Cheslock, Peter De Graaf, June Conn, Fred Howryshok, Joan Thompson, Barry Johnson, Carol Lee. Second Row: Donald Hunt, Eleanor Hodgkinson, Donald Register, Joyce Partrick, Earl Proutt, Arlene Tipping, Hartmut Haemmerling, Carol Lumsden, Adolf Zerbin, Mildred Keough. Third Row: Jacqueline Lowe, Roger Evanovich, Elinor Blom, Marlene Jeff¬ rey, Alfred Favel, Ron Stock, Wayne Thomson. Fourth Row: Dianne Young, Fjola Bill, Norma Bean, Heather Robertson, Phyl¬ lis Harvey, Pat Wachter. In 9-18 there are 32 pupils, 20 girls and 12 boys. Mr. Ewanchuck is our teacher. The officers are June Conn (Pres.), Carol Lee (Vice Pres.), Don Register (Treas.), Marguerite Barrett and Earl Proutt (Sports Capts.) Carol Lee also ran for the presidency of the Student Council. Some of our girls were on the Senior and Inter¬ mediate volleyball teams, while a few boys played on the basketball team. Two of our pupils took part in the operetta and one in the play. In the month of September we were the first class to win the citizenship award. Many of the girls reported for Canteen duty at Children’s Hospital. 53

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Room VIII -2 First Row: Gilbert Hornung, Maureen Keough, Edward Wall, Betty-Lynne Henderson, Brian Davy, Adelaide Hau¬ ser, Richard Gunn, Judith Lorenz, Tom Broneski, Irene Duda. Second Row — Joyce Kozicki, Robert Ednie, Bonna Brailsford, Charles Kru- zenga, Bernice Russell, Donald Studney, Elaine Moore, Richard Swystun, Flor¬ ence McDonald, Charles Weiner. Third Rrw: Manfred Stebner, Helen Chisholm, Jack Kisil, Elizabeth Kuehn, Clinton Hoskins, Valerie Lockwood. Michael Wolynski, Darlene Clements. Joe Furber. Fourth Row: Janice Roscoe, Allen Sny¬ der, Hillary Godfrey, Richard Krohn, Shirley Emerson, Richard Sawchuk, Charles Saunders. Judith Kroetch. Missing: Richard Ashton. We are Mr. McCrea’s 8-2 gang of ’54-’55. A ready and willing group, we are active in all sports. We have been under supervision of our class officers, Maureen Keough, Don Studney and Judy Lorenz. Sports ac¬ tivities were looked after by Florence McDonald and Jack Kisil. We are proud to say we had three members on the victorious junior soccer team and one on the intermediate volley ball team. Bob Ednie sold the most tickets for the tea in building 2 which boosted us up to the top. Christmas exams brought out three brilliant students with averages of over 80. We hope to win some pennants in field day events. We have enjoyed all our teachers and hope to see one another in grade nine next year. Room VIII-3 F irst Row: Victor Brown, Dolores Win¬ ter, Philip Young, Beverley Thompson, Ray Young, Merna Wallace, Gerald Davies, Frances Smith, Joe Red, Anne Sommer. Second Row: Mickey Westman, Jerry Sveinson, Elaine Rerie, Michael Sersun, Ruth Poersch, John Rademaker, Alex¬ andra Murynec, Bob Olien, Jean Baga- mery. Bill Anderson. Third Row: Michael Litwin, Judy Flatt, Neil Donald, Myrna Jowett, Bryan Jacobson, Marlene Clark, Willie Lewis, Donna Bates, Peter Winning. Fourth Row: Jim Steel, Olga Cocula, Gordon Marchello, Mavis Bell, Bill Brade, Sonja Rentz, Jack Wicklow, Norm Kozicki, Joyce Wilson. We have thirty-seven students in our room; some tall; some short; some fat; some thin. We have a variety of bright, dull and just medium boys and girls. We have been well served by our class officers who are: President—Jack Wicklow Vice-President—Mickey Westman. Secretary-Treasurer—Jean Bagamery Red Cross Rep—Marlene Clark Year Book Rep.—Peter Winning Sentinel R ep.—Merna Wallace Girls Sports Captain—Marvis Bell Boys Sports Captain—Willie Lewis Our dlass teacher and guide is Mr. Downie who has helped us to enjoy this year very much. Our girls have won one volley-ball game; our boys came third in soccer. We hope to have some merits in June and plenty of exemptions. 55