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

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... and Now co the UNIVERSITY High School years have passed quickly. University days will soon be here. If you intend going to College next year, it ' s wise to get some of your books during the summer. The Book Department is owned and operated by the University for the college students of Winnipeg. All textbooks are sold at the very lowest possible prices. Manitoba students are most fortunate in this regard, for The Book Department has as its constant aim — The Lowest Prices in Canada. and Uied Cdopiei ft MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION ft THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA BOOK DEPARTMENT 200 Memorial Boulevard WINNIPEG 61

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Hoorn VII-15 First Row: Rudy Friesen, Hildegarde Gonske, Wayne Bond, Carolyn Duncan, Brian McLaughlin, Pat Lockwood, Eddy Perdonic, Leona Schultz, Julie Semen- iuk, John Cotter. Second Row: Gail Baessler, Jim Dodds, Margaret Kurys, Ron Cann, Carol Mc¬ Culloch, Floyd Olson, Rita Wiens, BarTy Schmidt, Phil Zubrycki, Gloria De Piero. Third Row: Keith Evans, Marilyn Heich- ert, Wayne Cook, Gail Hemming, Bill Kohlmeier, Pat Olson, Bill Taylor, Betty Pettigrew, Gail Rau. Fourth Row: Phyllis Baisley, Bob Bors- chuk, Marlene Johnson, Dennis Knysh, Karen Parks, Doug Nunn, Hannie Van- der Eems, Henry Zerbin, Mable Rieu. Missing: Gail Sandrk. Our class consists of twenty girls and eighteen boys. Our class officers are: Gail Hemming, the president; Julie Semenuik, the vice-president; and Gloria De Piero, the secretary. Our sports captains are Bill Taylor and Pat Olson. In four months of Citizenship Com¬ petition, we have won three times, but by a close margin each time. We hope to have our name on the shield at the end of the term. In the ticket sale for the Scholarship Tea, we sold the most tickets in the school, with the help of Bill Taylor, who was the most out¬ standing seller in the school. The games we have played, have been good games, although we did not win any trophies. JUNIOR HIGH MERIT CERTIFICATES Grade 7 Marlyce Kroecker Frances Irving Judy Lorenz Jack Wicklow Shirley Emerson Florence McDonald Wilma Buis Clinton Hoskins James Olien Janice Roscoe Richard Sawchuk Allen Snyder Doreen Dolchuk Patricia Kapey Maureen Keough Kenneth Shunk Mary-Ann Bingham Dorothy Blom Donald Studney John Rademaker Grade 8 William Herdy Maureen Watkins Heidi Koop Wilma Toews Beverley Porth Hartmutt Flatt Thomas Parker Muriel Mymko Frances Fence Wayne Mitchell Rita Hildebrant Ronald Advice Elaine Carse Marvin Field Lorraine Kurtz Louise Sharp Grade 9 Arlene Lower Wally Holowka Dianne Johnston Barry Smith Dianne Penner Emilia Lunick Brian McKinley Joan Hopp Leila Mortimer Ted Starr Thelma Fonager Lome Dunn 60

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