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

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( MuAkalsL hamcdJuL- (Rswusl TUMBLING Left to right : Don Studney, Jack Wicklo. Ron Advice, Arnold Shapiro, Peter de Graaf, John Berzuk, Bill Lee, Charles ' Saunders, Mr. D. Downie. A Russian comedy, by Chekhov, “The Marriage Proposal” was also part of the programme. Casts I and II performed on alternate evenings. The players were: Natalia: Heidi Fleming Arlene White Stephen Stepanovitch: Jack Stewart Philip Zubricki Ivan Vassilivitch: Jim Sesak Richard Sawchuk The play was a great success, thanks to the direction of Mr. Werier and the hard work of the performers. “Down on Maconnachy Square” was the musical portion of the production. Both Junior and Senior High students participated with singing and dancing. It centered around a Scottish wedding, with Elizabeth Zarusinski as the bride, and Bob Robbie as the groom. All our thanks to Miss M. Colpitts, Mrs. B. Davis and Miss A. Thompson for their patience and hard work in making it an enjoyable show to look at and to be in. There was activity behind the scenes, too. Many students did their best with make-up, stage crew, costumes and other odd jobs. No matter how small the job, it was well done. That’s the spirit —BY AGRA KAMARS ■sv, 43

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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.

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