Provencher Collegiate - Paladin Yearbook (St Boniface, Manitoba Canada)

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Le 12 mars 1959, la constitution du Cen¬ tre Recreatif Notre Dame etait approuvee. Les buts et objectifs en etaient les suivants: 1. Aider nos jeunes acquerir un esprit vraiment chretien et aussi devenir plus conscient de leur responsabilite envers les oeuvres sociales, athletiques et culturelles de leur ville. 2. Promouvoir chez notre jeunesse le respect des droits, des opinions et de la propriete d’autrui. 3. Developper, en autant qu’il est possible, le bonheur et un veritable esprit chretien au moyen des sports et des loisirs. On March 12, 1959, the following objec¬ tives of Le Centre Recreatif Notre-Dame appeared in the Constitutions then approv¬ ed: 1. To help our youth establish a Christian attitude and become more community conscious toward social, athletic and cultural activities. 2. To develop and promote more respect for the rights, feelings, and property of others. 3. To develop a true Christian outlook on life and happiness through wholesome recreation and community participation. STUDENTS

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l Mile M.-T. de Moissac Grade VI, Classe 11 Mme L. Delaquis Grade V, Classe 8 GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. P .Carney Mr. R. Frechette Grade VI, Room 10b Grade VI, Room 10c Mrs. M. Hebert Music Teacher Mrs. V. Tellier Grade III, Room 1 Mme G. Trudeau Grade III, Classe 2 Mrs. J. Auger Grade V, Room 7 Miss N. Kelly Room 6

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GRADE XII MATRICULATION Student Council Officers for 1963-1964 were all members of Grade XII: Owen Bro- phy, president; Larry Wynant, vice-presi¬ dent; Charles Archambault, treasurer. Provencher’s representatives on CJAY’s “Reach for the Top” were Fred Lawrenson and Pat Morin. Fred is also one of the stu¬ dent representatives on the Notre Dame Canteen committee. Philippe Gauthier and Jim Welsh are editor and assistant editor of this year’s Yearbook and both serve on the school pa¬ per staff. Other members of the senior class working with the school paper were Bob Froome, Roger Letoumeau, and Fred Law¬ renson, editor. Pictures in the school paper and Yearbook are the results of Jim Welsh’s gift of being at the right place at the right time. Kasimir Kryszczuk organized the Cine Club and provided Provencher students with many hours of contented movie viewing. Larry Motuz re-organized Provencher’s Chess Club. Louis Constant helped with the curling activities. Jim Welsh is in charge of mixed bowling. John Fontaine made note-worthy efforts to promote music apprecia¬ tion by inaugurating the first Record Club. In the annual Food Drive, Senior Matric surpassed all other classes by collecting 11,310 ounces of food for the poor; this was more than half of the food collected by the entire school. 1963-1964 was a happy anc} successful year for Senior Matriculation. FINISSANTS ’m. I Roger Briss on Owen Brophy Bernard Chaput