St Johns High School - Torch Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Compliments of . . . College Theatre 1 Tower Theatre Where all the big hits are North Winnipeg’s most modern shown first in North Winnipeg. theatre. Phil Young, Mgr. Barney Appel, Mgr. SAM ROSENBLAT, Supervisor Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . THE VICTORIA LEATHER ZELLER S LIMITED JACKET CO. DAYLITE BUILDING Winnipeg Tech gal: I should like to see any man try to kiss me! Techsan: No doubt—but you shouldn’t admit it! Mr. Durnin: Very good and thorough. Promislow: And here are the eight re¬ sults. sjs Jjt Promislow: I have checked these figures eight times, sir. Girl: Fresh! Who said you could kiss me? Boy: Everybody. Compliments of .. . PATRICK ' S LIMITED WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES SURES BROS. WHOLESALE DRYGOODS AND 250 McDermot Ave. MANUFACTURERS DOLGIN BROTHERS, Jewellers Telephone 23 033 468 Portage Ave.—opp. Mall Hotel ROBERT S. RAMSAY “GUILD” OPTICIANS ★ EXCLUSIVELY Phone 31 202 Medical Arts Building Winnipeg, Man. Page Seventy-two

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INTER-ROOM VOLLEYBALL This year volleyball competition was very :een and hotly contested. Room 34, Grade XI hamps, edeged out Rooms 36 and 33, Grade X hamps, in one of the closest struggles yet wit- lessed. At half time the well-organized Grade X earn was only one point behind the XI room. In he second half, however, the XI’s, ably sup- lorted by Anne (one-man-team) Turchin and ible spiker Ilene Patson, redeemed themselves md soon gained a comfortable margin which hey maintained throughout the remainder of he game. The Junior team, however, led ably by Daria Sawchuk and Marguerite Mason this year, vill next year undoubtedly be one of the for- nidable teams on the floor INTER-ROOM VOLLEYBALL Left to right—Anne Yaffe, Julia Yaremchuk, Ester Gonor. Anne Turchin, Ilene Patson, Phyllis Hughes, Elda Scott. Missing —Gladys Boikman. INTER-ROOM BASKETBALL This year’s Room 17, Grade XII basket belles swept aside all opposition with graceful ease to capture the Inter-Room basketball champion¬ ship—much to the chagrin of the valiant Room 12 defenders. Room 17’s “Triple Threat,” con¬ sisting of Eleanor Richelieu, Shirley Elhattom and Lily Karlinsky, proved too powerful a squad for the Juniors, who nevertheless staged a strong struggle. Starring for the Juniors were Madia Baydack and Elsie Kulbaba. GIRLS ' INTER-ROOM BASKETBALL, XII-17 Left to right—Shirley Elhatton, Jean Fremming, Lily Karlinsky, Cornelia Gayowsky, Agnes Kriese, Eleanor Richilieu. Missing —Riva Saltzman. SPEED SKATING St. John’s Tech was fortunate this year in having four speed skaters of no mean reputs as their representatives at the inter-high speed skating meet. Starter Noreen Mclnnes gave the team a flying lead (we’re speaking literally, not figuratively). Second man Barbara Sisler kept up the fast pace set by her forerunner. Millie Nelson, as third skater, gained many yards for the school, and last man, Margaret McClellan, did not let the Tech team down. In the last lap Margaret and Daniel were racing neck on neck in what appeared to be a tie finish, but in several powerful strides Margaret pulled up ahead of Daniel to win the city championship by inches. Our thanks go to Miss E. Gauer who was the guiding light behind this silver blades championship. GIRLS ' INTER-HIGH SPEED SKATING TEAM Left to right—Margaret McClellan, Noreen Mclnnes. Elsie Herdy. Missing —Mildred Nelson. Barbara Sissler.

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COMPLIMENTS OF . . . ROSSEN ENGINEERS AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 176 SUTHERLAND AVE. A jovial clergyman was passing out post-sermon handshakes and greetings at the church door. He benevolently pinched the chubby knee of a small boy, and en¬ quired: “And who has the nice pink legs?” Came the boy’s reply: “Betty Grable.” YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER WOLCH ' S DEPT. STORE (Opposite the Market) 881 Main Jhone ??? T.B. or not T.B. that is congestion. Consumption be done about it? “Your sister’s spoiled, isn’t she?” “No, its just the perfume that she MILADY CHOCOLATES L. GALPERN CANDY CO. My happiest wishes to the Class of ' 46 from one of the Class of ' 30. BERT PEARL Page Seventy three