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

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MAY The BAY PORTAGE AND THE MALL WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (Lunpann. Canada ' s First Store It ' s an old Western custom to shop at the Bay ... a habit that has descended from generation to generation. This year we are glad once again to welcome as customers and friends, a new generation of eager, bright-eyed young grad¬ uates. To each one we say sin¬ cerely, Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success in your chosen career. r DR. H. GREENBERG A student of St. John ' s from 1915-1917. An excellent stu- W dent, Dr. Greenberg ' s favorite w- subject was Mathematics. He is now a prominent dentist in this city. DR. A. !. LERNER Dr. Lerner graduated from St. John ' s in 1930. He obtained a fine scholastic record at Tech., being especially good in English and foreign languages. He graduated from the University of Manitoba and is now practicing surgery in the city. ALD. J. BLUMBERG Alderman Blumberg has been in office longer than any other alderman in the history of Winnipeg. He was first elected in 1920, and has served continuously since. Aid. Blumberg extends to the school his sincerest and heart¬ felt greetings. MR. I. D. RUSEN Attended St. John ' s from 1910-1913. His favorite subjects were Maths and English and he took an active part in the musical circles of the school. After serving in World War I, he continued his studies at the University of Manitoba, where he graduated in law. He is now a prominent lawyer practicing in Winnipeg. DR. S. S. PEIKOFF Graduated from the Manitoba Medical Col¬ lege in 1925 and is now assistant surgeon at St. Boniface Hospital. He is also a demon¬ strator in surgery at the Manitoba Medical College, and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and Canada. MR. H. E. MICHEL Graduated in 1924. He has been a practicing barrister in Winnipeg since graduation from the University of Manitoba. 90

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Here it is the ' 51 Edition of the Torch. No excuses or stories will be offered why it is late. Apologies are offered to all the students and advisors who have been inconvenienced. Orchids are offered to all those who waited patiently without grumbling. From the provisionary staff, thanks for letting us come back to help out our Alma Mater. LIONEL ORLIKOW, GAIL ROSEN STOCK, SHELDON CLAMAN, LILLIAN CANTOR. C Bonehead? youtru i Just because you arrm, you don ' t do your assi.gnrments.1 refuse to Stand for such a flimsy excuse Write rme out cc five thousand word essay on the life of the Australian canoe Ladders y and hand it in at nine tormor ouj rmorningf