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

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Phone 92-6327 Phone 92-6328 McCAINE ELECTRIC LIMITED Everything Electrical” • Contracting • Installations • Appliances Trees Bldg., 312 Ross Ave. WINNIPEG Man. Kelekis’ Fish Chip Shops We specialize in FISH CHIPS HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS STEAKS AND CHOPS Two Stores to serve you ! HEAT GLOW BRIQUETTES, CITY COAL Co CITY COAL CO 929 Main St. Phone 52-1205 1102 Main St. Phone 52-1554 Phone 59-7319 COAL - COKE - BRIQUETTES STOKER MIXTURE MACLEODS RETAIL STORES ALL OVER THE WEST 120 HIGGINS AVE. Phone 92-8565 Phone 92-8566 SERVICE QUALITY MERCURY DRUGS PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS — REXALL FRIENDLY DRUG-STORE SERVICE TO STUDENTS IS A SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY 233 Kelvin Street WE DELIVER Phone 50-2066 For the Smartest Shoes in Town GLADSTONE AND KARR SHOE STORES 1354 Main Street Phone 59-3266 513 Selkirk Phone 56-2994 DR. W. J. HART 101 ELMWOOD BUILDING 189 KELVIN STREET Phone 50-5488 Office hours by appointment SPEEDS SERVICE STATION PARCEL DELIVERY OIL CHANGING Main and Aberdeen, Winnipeg Ph. 56-4701 41

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COMPLIMENTS OF MITCHELL ' S GROCERY AND MEATS Your Friendly Solo Store for Value, Service and Quality 839 Talbot Avenue Phone 50-1891 FOR A BUSINESS TRAINING Phone 92-8518 Day or Evening Classes • Typewriting • Comptometer • Shorthand • Bookkeeping All Commercial Subjects HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 8 to 12) Day School and Night School May Be Combined with Business Subjects Individual Instruction — ENROLL NOW! MANITOBA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 3rd Floor Mitchell Copp Bldg., 334 Portage Ave. (3 doors west of Eaton’s) 40

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S Uua l 9 and (Lh This year, Lord Selkirk presented a variety programme with the Elementary, Junior and Senior High departments participating. The Grade IV’s, under the direction of their class teacher, Miss J. Harrow, did some excellent ball work. “The Par¬ ade of the Wooden Soldiers,” presented by the Grade IV’s of Miss L. Toew’s room, who was also in charge, was well received. The Grade VI girls, under the direction of Miss A. Wach and Mr. B. Bilash, did a Ukrainian Dance called “Hopak Kolom.” The tumbling consisted of a number of assorted rolls, dives, handsprings, head stands, shoulder stands and cartwheels as well as other complicated routines. There were ten performers in all, direct¬ ed by Mr. D. Downie. The Junior High boys, with Mr. A. McCrea as instructor, did their best at building pyramids. The reaction of the audience proved that the hard work was worth the effort. Approximately twenty-five Junior and Senior High students, under the direction of Mr. G. Werier and Miss J. Harrow, participated in the choral read¬ ing group. They recited three poems: “The Creation,” “Hynde Horn” and “Quakers Wooing.” CAST TWO OF PLAY Jack Stewart, Arlene White, Richard Sawchuck.