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

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Compliments of Dr. Richard Bird Dr. Roland Bird DENTISTS 300 KELVIN ST. (At Martin) Phone 50-2148 Compliments of GLENWOOD GROCERY Ph. 50-1686 73 Hespeler Ave. PROF. J. BENDERSKI WEDDINGS FAMILY CHILDREN O Phone 50-1280 253 Kelvin St. L. Derechin Elmwood Photographer WINNIPEG Phone £01 979 215 Kelvin St. 3LMWOOD HARDWARE J. X. Glover We Deliver Compliments of ELMWOOD BARBER SHOP 433 Talbot Avenue SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHILDREN Melnyk Shoe Clinic EXPERT SHOE REPAIRS Arch Supports — a Specialty 498 Bowman Ave. Res. Phone 50-5603 GLENWOOD MOTORS 24 HOUR SERVICE — TOWING Phone 50-1723 Glenwood Hespeler Winnipeg, Man. phone 922 454 CITY MEAT SAUSAGE CO. LTD. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 615 Main Street WINNIPEG. Man. Compliments of DR. A. ROTHSTEIN 467 Henderson Hwy. Phone 50-4055 JAMES ' DRY GOOD STORE 224 Kelvin St. Phone 50-2122 STADACONA BUILDERS SUPPLIES LUMBER STADACONA AT GORDON Phone 50-2330 ELMWOOD JEWELLERS “Gifts for all occasions The best in watch and clock repairs RONSON REPAIR DEPOT 207 Kelvin Phone 50-5458 j. b. McDonald B.A. Station 38 93 Higgins Ave. Phone 92-7749 RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS 346 PORTAGE AVE. (Between Carlton and Hargrave) KELVIN DRY GOODS MEN ' S, LADIEST and CHILDREN’S WEAR Phone 50-2541 186 Kelvin St. Elmwood GUEST SHOES ELMWOOD BRANCH 235 Kelvin St. Phone 50-1604 MEN’S — LADIES’ — CHILDREN’S X-RAY FITTING 30

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DvlIaJ Sp d , SPORTS COUNCIL Back Row , L. to R.: Mr. Downie, Brian Hampton, Jack Shapiro, Ray Kullman, Wally Holowka, Bob Welsh, Mrs. Davis. Front Row, L. to R. Arlene Rerick, Beverly Sinclair, Norah Forbes, Kathleen Rau, Audrey Mitchell, Beverley Forrester. SENIOR HIGH SENIOR BASKETBALL Back Row, left to right: Mr. D. Downie, Fred Drewe, Jack Grunsten, Dick Braun, Lome Dunn, Wayne Bush, Mervyn Miles. Jack Stewart. Front Row, left to right: Brian Hampton, Wally Holowka, Dan Haarsma, Don Partriek. S P 0 The grade X volleyball team was terrific this year. Many thanks are due to Mrs. B. Davis, and Lorraine Grimshaw (coach). The team played excellent games during the season till it reached the finals and placed second in the city championship. The girls unfortunately lost to Kelvin by a short margin but they show great promise for a winning team next year. The grade XI girls’ volleyball team played with fervor but the going got too difficult and they buckled under to lose the city championship. The encouragement given by Mrs. Davis and the coach, John Nicol was very much appreciated by the team. In the mixed volleyball series, Ray Kullman’s team won out over Pernsteiner’s team in the final “death” game in the gym one late noon hour. The Senior High basketball team under the supervision of Wally Holowka began very well with after four practises Mondays at George V and Wednesdays at David Thompson. There were no wins though we played with our heart in the game. A new sports activity this year was the mixed badmin¬ ton club under the direction of Miss D. Hall. Altogether, five tegms played, rotating team members. This was an unforgettable experience. The winning bowling team this year was composed of Audrey Mitchell, Pearl Wong, Fred Drewe, Lorraine Kurtz and Marlene Granda. Top girl bowler was Joy Kurtz who rolled a neat 168 average. The “speed-ball artist” in the men’s lineup was Fred Drewe who threw an average of 213. —ROSEANNE PRYDEN 4 i rrfr SENIOR HIGH JUVENILE BASKETBALL Top Row, left to right: Bill Glass, Ken Douglas, Brian Wright, Bob Welsh, Ted Starr, Ron Jones, Dennis Johnson, Mr. D. Downie. Bottom Row, left to right: Jim McIntyre, Pete ' Carnegie, Reg Honer, Bill Tait. BOWLING t I Back Row: Fred Drewe. Front Row, left to right: Joy Kurtz, Marlene Granda, Lorraine Kurtz, Audrey Mitchell, Pearl Wong. 32