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Gilbert Paterson Junior High School Parade 1970
No full textThe annual publication of the students of Gilbert Paterson Junior High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 1969-70)pdf1969-79
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TO THE STUDENTS OF 1969 70 :
As your Principal, this is the last
time I will have the privilege of addressing
you through the Gilbert Paterson Year Book.
What can I say to students that I have not
said before, after 15 years as Principal of
your school and many years elsewhere in other
schools?
Although these observations may not be
valid scientifically, here are certain things
I have observed and from which I have formed
certain conclusions.
The number of honest and reliable students
far exceeds the number of dishonest and
unreliable ones. Diligent, hard-working, and
trustworthy students need diligent, hardworking,
and responsible teachers.
Students tend to turn out what is demanded
of them. If teachers insist that students
put forth an honest endeavor to produce
work more commensurate with their ability,
most students will do this. The great majority
of students respond in a similar manner
in relation to their conduct and behaviour.
Most students do what they are permitted to
do or act according to what licence they are
given.
The students who meet with the greatest
measure of success are those who strive
to perform to the best of their ability.
These same students work when they are supposed
to work, and then put forth the same
effort in extra-curricular activities
What must you have to make a success
of life? I would think -- a pleasing personality
-- a sense of responsibility — a
satisfactory degree of competence in your
chosen work -- some interests other than your
regular work — and consideration for the
rights of others.
Naturally, I am very interested in
students of Gilbert Paterson, past, present,
and future. May these students and all
other students that I have had the privilege
of teaching, or the honor of being their
principal, be able to get what they wish from
life and no matter where they make their home
may they be recognized as good citizens of
that community.
William Kucheran
** Again the Gilbert Paterson Junior High School
has been honored by one of its students. William
Kucheran received the Governor General's award for
the highest marks in the Lethbridge School District
No. 51 on the 1969 Grade nine Departmental Final
Examinations. This is the seventh time this honor
has been brought to Gilbert Paterson School in the
last fourteen years or since this school came into
b e.i ng.
Bill, as he is known by his friends, was born
in Lethbridge on June 7, 195^- and has lived here all
his life. He too-k his grades one and two at Gilbert
Paterson, grades three to six at Agnes Davidson and
returned for his Junior High to Gilbert Paterson.
He has at various times been a member of the newspaper
staff and the Student's Council. His present
interests include music, reading, current affairs,
political science, golf and hockey. Although Bill
hasn't definitely decided on a future career, his
inclination is toward journalism.
Bill, all of us at Gilbert Paterson are
proud to have known you and to have been
associated with you. We thank you for
the honor you have brought to our school.
We hope you will remember us throughout
your life; we in turn will follow your
career with interest. We wish you the
best of luck in whatever you do or,wherever
you go.
1969 STAFF 1970
Mr. Coleman, Mr. Steed, Mr. Langager, Mr. Klause, Mrs. Lee, Miss Wright, Mrs. Hill, Mr. Schulz,
Mr. Sdhuchardt, Mr. Picket, Mr. Mullis, Mr. Rusling, Mr. Waters, Mr. Friesen, Mr. Chollack.
THIRD ROW
SECOND ROW
Mr. Walker, Mr. Candy, Mr. Tagg, Mr. Pierson, Miss Willis, Mr. Poile, Mr. Danyluk, Mr. Stretton
Mr. Cook, Mr. Regier, Mrs. Klein, Mr. Millar.
Mrs. Rothel, Mrs. Rasmussen, Mrs. Gibb, Mrs. Stringam, Mrs. Larson, Miss Elford, Mrs. Whitehead
Mrs. Burbank, Mrs. Cummins, Mrs. Rossiter, Mrs. Murray.
FIRST ROW Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. West, Mrs. Horricks, Mrs. DeVries, Mrs. Head, Mr. White, Mrs. Lees, Mrs. McLeod
Mrs. Birck, Miss Orosz, Mrs. Stephure. ’
MR. WHITE
MR. MILLAR
First Vice-Principal
Principal
MR. PIERSON
Second Vice-Principal
STUDENT EXECUTIVE
Back row: Jim Henderson, Bill Broder, Mr. Millar, Debbie O'Sullivan, Scott Tanner.
Front row: Daina Lapainis, Christine Sumption, Stewart Rood, Chip Seibert, Gayle
Benjamin, Norma Collins.
STUDENTS' COUNCIL
Back row: John Balfour, Douglas Paterson, Rod McDonald, Robert Poole, Dale Nesling,
Kevin Malmberg, Bill Broder, Randy Bowden, Tracy Gooler, Philip Christou.
Middle row: Cindy Frouws, Pam Legge, Alice Harris, Mike McDavid, Robert Held,
Donna Matkin, Kim Kasperson, Debbie O'Sullivan, Doris Wakelin.
Front row: Mr. Millar, Jim Henderson, Daina Lapainis, Christine Sumption, Stewart
Rood, Chip Seibert, Gayle Benjamin, Norma Collins, Scott Tanner.
A Message From The President
The school year passed, quickly and
with it a decade slid "by. Much controversy
arose from college-student revolts during
the late sixties. The question is, now,
what will happen during the seventies? I
think student rebellion will become common
to the high school and even the junior high
level of education. This rebellion need
not be violent as in universities, but
could simply be a changing of the philosophy
of some institutions and an increase
in the political power of students. A step
in this direction was made at Paterson when
a "Dress and Decorum Committee", was set
up. The first year of this committee,
which looks into student problems, proved
the committee to be very useful. The committee
shows much potential for improvement
.
A meeting of the executives of the
three Lethbridge junior high schools was
held this year for the first time. Later
in the year, following this meeting, another
meeting was held between the presidents
and student advisors. These people
sent a letter to the School Board requesting
the Board to change a regulation, and
to allow grade seven and eights to attend
school dances.
Dances, skating and swimming parties,
were held this year as well as many other
functions. A fashion show was held during
the year to show what had been done by the
Dress and Decorum Committee and to make
sure students knew school regulations about
dress. Basketball, soccer and many other
sports were played during the year to help
fill the social calendar.
I have thoroughly enjoyed serving as
president this year. I would like to thank
Mr. Millar, the student's council and executive,
and the student body. May all the
students of Paterson enjoy the best of
luck. Special wishes of well being are extended
to future student councils.
-- Stewart Rood
VALEDICTORY
Mr. Chairman, honored guests, members of the staff, parents, and fellow
students.
I am greatly honored to be representing you, my fellow graduands,
on this memorable occasion. We all have had many experiences at Gilbert
Paterson, some we'll cherish all our lives. During our years at Paterson we
have been exposed to various things, of which the ability to think or reason,
to use our knowledge to best advantage, is perhaps the most important. Now
we must go into the future to apply the principles which we have learned.
Our greatest interest should not be in the past, but in the future. After all
that is where we will spend the rest of our lives!
In order to accomplish anything worthwhile we must set goals for
ourselves. Progress does not come by magic words nor by government edict,
but from the thoughts, toil, tears and triumphs of individuals who set high
goals and use their talents to produce results which satisfy the needs of men.
Knowledge leads to success, while ignorance leads to failure. Important
as knowing is, however, there is an even more important field: that of doing.
Life is always bigger than learning. It is a wonderful thing to know, but it
is better to do.
The important thing in life is not the triumphs but the struggle. Let's
set our sights high and reach for the top. The pursuit of easy things produces
weak men. If we want to make life easy, we'll make it hard. When v\e set
high aims, and after a difficult struggle finally reach the top, we are often
disappointed because the joy was in the struggle. After reaching a goal,
there is nothing to look forward to.
There is no easy way to make the most of life. The worst thing in life
is not to fail, but not to try to succeed. We learn more wisdom from failure
than from success. We who never make a mistake will likely never make a
discovery.
We can't alter the past, but we can mar the effectiveness of the present
by fretting about the future. We should use the past to profit from our successes
and failures, and set goals in the future to which we should look forward
and to which we should aim. We are living now, however, and should make
the most of each minute. Use the present wisely to prepare for the future,
to make it pleasant. The present is ours.
In conclusion, we, the grade nine graduands bid a farewell, which holds
a shadow of regret, to an old friend, Gilbert Paterson Junior High. The walls
of this school have withstood a great deal. A hearty thanks is deserved by
the teachers and staff for all that they've put up with. And lastly, goodbye
and thank you, Mr. White. You have truly done a commendable job at Paterson.
I, for one, who have known no other school nor principal for all nine
years of my formal schooling, would like to extend a thank you and goodbye
to Mr. White and dear old Paterson.
SANDRA KNIGHT,
Valedictorian.
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ROOM 103
BENJAMIN, Gayle BLAXALL, Shauna BURR, Rodney CHRISTOU, Sandra
CLARK, Allison COLLINS, Norma
COOKE, Patti
ESPELIN, Andrea HASLAM, Cindy
HEIBERT, Gerry
HOLDEN, Michael
HOLMES, Janet HOVAN , -David
JOHNSON, Cidnee
KNIGHT, Sandra LAPAINIS, Daina LINDQUIST, Craig LOWINGS, Malcolm McCREADY, Laurie
MILLS, Glenn
MOSER, Linda PATERSON, Doug PETERSON, Barbara PYKE, David
RITHALER, Cheryl* ROBERTS, Falene SCHMIDT, Ardyth SEIBERT, Chip SKIBA, Kathi STRETTON, Allen THURSTON, Bruce
TUDOR, Doug
Treasurer on Students' Executive, Captain of Cheerleaders. Red Cross Representative; tall and well liked.
One of 103's comedians; on the short side.
Laughs readily at anything you tell her; member of Girl's All-Star Basketball Team.
Allison is one of the better typists in the world.
Grade 9 Vice, well liked and never stops smiling.
Moving to Kamloops, B.C. One of three cheerleaders in our room.
This blonde bombshell is tall and is well liked by all. One of Mr. Waters' "Genii". Also liked by Mr. Danyluk.
Well liked by Mrs. Birck and Mrs. Horricks. Very musical in playing piano.
One of the quiet ones in school but one of the wild bunch when out.
Manager of Girl's Basketball Team, and a friend to all. Answers to the name "Slim". Also, good at reciting poetry i n Dramat i c s.
A tall blonde. Also a well liked person on the cheer leading s quad.
Room "Genius", member of Girl's All-Star Basketball Team. Tall, quiet; treasurer on Students' Executive.
"King Craig" is a good student andwell liked by all.
He and his glasses are very popular in our class.
"Yaunie" is one of Mr. Waters' favorites. She is always talking to Allison.
Very athletic and takes part in minor hockey.
Quiet; on the short side.
Our Room Representative; always has a good joke to tell.
One of the Anne Campbell Singers.
"Beware of the tall blonde stranger." David and motorcycle equals late for school.
Didn't have much to say in February. I wonder why?
Besides being very well liked, she is an avid French fan. On Girl's Basketball Team; tall and quiet.
School Vice President and a very popular young man.
Moved from Red Deer, has a real sense of humour.
Very athletic. Among his pastimes are football and skiing. The room scientist; burns up his typewriter in the "timed writings".
Also answers to the name "Slim". Always comes up with a poor j oke .
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Greetings and salutations from Room 103! In our room elections at the beginning of the year we elected:
Doug Paterson Shauna Blaxall
Sandra Christou Gerry Heibert
Our room did pretty well a total of four members: Norma Collins - Treasurer, Lapainis - Secretaries.
Pres i dent
Red Cross Rep.
Secret ary
Room Reporter
on the Students Executive, with Chip Seibert - Vice President, and Gayle Benjamin and Daina
Kathi Skiba came to our room from Red Deer, shortly after Patti Cooke left for Kamloops, B.C.
Mr. Waters came up with a few good names for some of the kids in our room, such as, "Alligator Pyke", "Sleepy Benjamin" and "Red".
In, conclusion I would like to thank the teachers for putting up with our room for the whole year. -- Gerry HeibertSANDRA CHRISTOU ALLISON CLARK GERRY HEIBERT
ARDYTH SCHMIDT CIDNEE JOHNSON
SHAUNA BLAXALL DAVID HOVAN JANET HOLMES SANDRA KNIGHT
laurie McCready CRAIG LINDQUIST FALENE ROBERTS
BARBARA PETERSON MR- TAGG
ROOM 103
LAURIE CHING DOUGLAS PATERSON
RODNEY BURR GAYLE BENJAMIN DAVID PYKE ANDREA ESPELIEN ALLEN STRETTON LINDA MOSER
BRUCE THURSTON MALCOLM LOWINGS
PATTI COOKE NORMA COLLINS
DAINA LAPAINIS DAVID (CHIP) SEIBERT
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VIRENE HAMILTON MERRILL SCHWBITZER SUSAN MACK DOUG TURNER CINDY PRICE BRIAN TOLLIN
BRETT BROOKS
DEBORAH VAIR DENNIS DICK TOM FOWLER
SANDY WEAVER
DALYCE DOGTEROM
MR. COOK KELLY LEGGE
DONNA MATKIN
ROOM 104
CHRISTOPHER OATES ■1ETTE-ANN VAN EGTEREN MARTIN KINCHELOE JANET KNIGHT RALPH BEYER LORRELL LIUA
ROOM 104
BEYER, Ralph
BROOKS, Brett
DICK, Dennis
DOGTEROM, Dalyce
FOWLER, Tom
GIBSON, Lora
HAMILTON, Virene
HOMINUKE, Janet
KINCHELOE, Martin
KNIGHT, Janet
LEGGE, Kelly
LILJA, Lorell
MACK, Susan
MARK, Harold
MATKIN, Donna
OATES, Christoper
PRICE, Cindy
REITSMA, Dorothy
SCHWEITZER, Merrill
SHEEN, George
SOMMERFELDT, Craig
TOLLIN, Brian**
TURNER, Lawrence Doug
VAIR, Deborah
Van EGTEREN, Bette Ann
WEAVER, Sandy
Likes rock collecting, favorite subjects are Shop and Phys. Ed.
Likes normal-running motor bikes.
Is an avid hockey fan who likes shop.
Returned to Paterson this year from Cardston. Likes riding horses.
Is interested in flying and enjoys shop.
Wants to become a veterinarian, is a member of the Biology Club and likes horses.
Would like to become a Home Economics teacher and attends the "Y" regularly.
Works very hard on her figure skating and is a good student in Phys. Ed.
A boy who likes shop and eating.
Is a member of the senior symphony and also plays the oboe in our band.
Is a class mischief maker who enjoys a snack every now and then. Is the girl's basketball captain, is good in Phys. Ed.
Plays the piano well and is a very good student.
Likes motorcycles and bird watching.
Likes skiing and sings such songs as Hulk, Captain America, Banana Splits.
Came to Lethbridge this year from Calgary. Is a good student.
Our room's diligent desk-book carrier and tries hard at schoolwork .
"Dot" always has something good to say.
Likes a lot of things. Is a member of the boy's basketball t e am.
Seldom misses a day of school and always has homework done on time.
Favorite subjects are Math and Shop.
A tall boy who likes choral music.
A member of the boy's basketball team.
Doesn't like Donna Matkin's singing but does like horses.
Plays in our band and likes water skiing and horses.
A newcomer from Eugene, Oregon. Plays flute in Paterson, L.C.I. and Kiwanis Band.
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Room 101+ was one of our semestered rooms. In the first semester we took Social Studies from Mr. Candy in room 108; and in the second semester we took Mathematics from Mr. Waters in room 105. Our home room teacher was Mr. Cook, who also taught us for two periods every week in the field of guidance. I am sure that at least a few more of our students now know what they would like to be after graduating from grade twelve. Our faithful deskbook carrier has been Cindy Price. The two male genii were Chris Oates and Craig Sommerfeldt. Kelly Legge was our official trouble maker. Donna Matkin was 104's beauty and Merrill Schweitzer was the beast! Our room president was Donna Matkin and Red Cross representative was Janet Hominuke. I feel that 101+ was definitely one of the top grade nine classes.
- Janet Hominuke **************
CAN YOU IMAGINE
.................. no Easter Exams?
.................. Gregory Supina being the first one out of class? .................. a psychology discussion without Lee and Ron?
.................. Mr. Klause without his pickled frogs?
.................. Mr. Candy wearing love beads?
................. Mr. Pierson riding a tricycle to school?ROOM 105
BAILEY, Brett
CICON, Ralph CRAIK, Garry DYCK, Russell ELL, Carma FLEMING, Garry
FOWLER, Brad
JOHNSON, Sydony
McCutcheon, Bob McDonald, Rod
McKILLOP, Laird PATEY, Ron SALMON, Helen SMITH, Annette STARNER, Larry VENABLES, Dan VICKERS, Debra VOTH, Bob WEIHLER, Hector WORBOYS, John YEE , Marlene
I'm a hard worker in school and I have a lot of fun out of school.
Ambition is to be an electriction. Likes sports.
Likes Social and Math. Ambition is to teach Phys. Ed.
Likes cars, bikes, and gjirls .
A new student to Paterso’n. Wants to be an airline stewardess. Likes Math ... a bit. Has freckles and red hair, also likes Suzuki es.
Likes V.W.'s, girls, money, racing bikes and most of all "crashing".
Ambition is to be a secretary. Enjoys most subjects in school.
Sleeps a lot, has a motor bike, and has a good time in school. Can be seen driving around on his his Kawasaki 90. Wants to be a sportswriter.
Interested in sports and girls, dislikes same things.
My ambition is to be a Phys. Ed. teacher you see.
Ambition is to be a car salesman.
Ambition is to be an elementary teacher for grades 1 and 2.
Ambition is to be a member of the R.C.M.P.
Likes all girls and Yamaha motorskooters.
Wants to become a singer, a dancer, and a secretary.
Sleeps through Math cla^ss.
At sixteen Hector wants to become a skidoo pilot. Excellent Math student, unwinds his bicycle after school.
Very ambitious in Math ... Deeh!
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Wgll, howdy people! It's been a real "far-out" year for the big Room, 105. Man, you should "dig" the "groovy" sit-ins. A student from California, Chris Madsen, "blew-in" and "blew-out". A couple other "cats" blown-in were Dan Venables and Marlene Yee and they s t ay e d .
Our elected leaders are:
President
Room Reporter
Red Cros s Rep.
Rod McDonald
Garry Craik
Hector Weihler
Well, we better "split" the scene so, so long "Cats".
- Marlene and Sydony
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If you had a bank that credited your account each morning with $86,UOO, that carried over no balance from day to day, allowed you to keep no cash account, and every evening cancelled whatever part of the amount you had failed to use during the day, what would you do? Draw out every cent every day, of course, and use it to your advantage. Well, you have such a bank and its name is 'time'. Every morning it credits you with 86,i+OO seconds. Every night it rules off, as lost, whatever of this you have failed to invest to good purpose. It carries over no balances. It allows no overdrafts. Each day it opens a new account for you. Each night it burns the records of the day. If you fail to use the day's deposits the loss is yours. There is no going back. There is no drawing against the "tomorrow". It is up to each of us to invest this precious fund of hours, minutes and seconds in order to get from it the utmost in health, happiness and
success.
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GARRY CRAIK BRAD FOWLER CARMA ELL DEBRA VICKERS DAN VENABLES JOHN WORBOYS
HECTOR WlEHLER HELEN SALMON LAIRD McKILLOP LARRY STARNER
MR. WATERS ROD McDONALD
ROOM 105
RON HAMMERSTEDT ALICE HARRIS MRS' BIRCK FAYE OLSON
ROOM 106
JACKIE DOYLE TERRY THORNTON DON HUNT TIM GORE-HICKMAN
PETER RIES TYLER COOK ROSELYNNE ALBERTS BETTY-KIM GRAY
DAWN McCAUGHERTY LINDA ZALESAK BRIAN ANDRES JOHN DAYKIN
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BILL IANSON GORDON HARRIS SHELLEY LITTLE GORDON YOUNG KAREN MATHESON
DAN HALL JUDY BLAKELEY KIM KOVACS BARBARA ALLAN BRAD WRIGHT PAT BAND
ROOM 106
ALBERTS, Roselynne ALLAN, Barbara ANDRES , Brian BAND, Pat
BLAKELY, Judy COOK , Tyler DAYKIN, John DOYLE, Jackie GORE-HICKMAN, Tim GRAY, Betty Kim
HALL, Danny HAMMERSTEDT, Ron HARRIS, Alice
HARRIS, Gordon HUNT, Don
IANSON, Bill KOVACS, Kim LITTLE, Shelley MATHESON, Karen McCAUGHERTY, Dawn OLSON, Faye HAWRYLUK, Robert RIES, Peter THORNTON, Terry WRIGHT, Brad YOUNG, Gordon ZALESAK, Linda
Our tall, intelligent blonde brain.
Seems to like all the teachers, and in return, is well liked.
Shy, quiet, and hoping to major in aerodynamics.
Another of 106’s brains. Commonly known as "Sleepy Band".
The most talkative girl in the school.
Well known for his extraordinary reading material.
New recruit from Edmonton. Well liked by all.
Talkative in French. Is her name Doyle or Coyle?
One of the few clever boys in our room.
Shy, quiet, -but who knows what's under that cover of innocence?' 4
Our room's good guy and funny boy. Well liked by all.
Our efficient Red Cross Representative?
Our room representative and yearbook reporter. No applause, just throw money'
Another of our playboys. Has a habit of getting into trouble. Our room's only boy basketball player.
Good friend of Don's and has a really good sense of humour.. Quiet, shy, easy to get along with.
Not so shy, but definitely one of the "greats".
Friendly, talkative girl, well liked by all.
New from Coalhurst, a really great kid.
Loves math and new clothes .
Likes staying home from school. Quiet and "supposedly" shy.
Seems to lose a lot of assignments but very well liked.
Good friend to all. Has a good outlook on life.
Friend ,to Bill and Don. Comes up with a lot of wise cradks. Quiet, easy going, liked by all.
Our Sadie Hawkin's winner. May aspire to be a cleaning lady.
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Greetings Fans:
This is 106 reporting for the issue of the
yearbook this year. Even though we have all sorts of personalities in our room, we just didn't seem to have anything too great to talk about. You see, our room is just the odds and ends that they couldn't find room for in certain options.
Oh well
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Gilbert Paterson Middle School 2007
No full textThe annual publication of the students of Gilbert Paterson Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 2006-07)pdfDak AJor/thGPMS
Mr. Lome
Vice Principal
Mr. Shuttleworth
Principal
GILBERT PATERSON MIDDLE SCMOOLGILBERT PATERSON MIDDLE GILBERT
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16 Turkey Run
19 Gr. 7 Portraits
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18 Multicultural
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48 Rep Sports
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64 Academics
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Mrs. Miller
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Mrs. Sawa
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My favorite classes are
P.E. and L.A.
Devon Sprinkle
My favorite class is gym
Kaitlin Ingram
The one thing that I really like
the best about this school is that
it is very organized. Shubham
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If I could change one thing
about this school I would put
all of the students at the same
level ex. no special ed.
Shawny Jones
where would I go???????????????
If I could travel any where in
the world I would travel to
Mexico.
Taylor Luchanski
If I could travel any where in
the world I would travel to
Montreal Bell Center.
Nigel Braun
If I could travel any where in
the world I would travel to
Madagasgar.
Victoria Mowat
If I could travel any where in
the world I would travel to
Sydney Australia.
Selena Storozynsky
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Murphy
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Hunt
Kaitlin
Ingram
Kristin
Howard
Michael
Koegler
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Mohak
Skye
Lawlor
Kohl
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Michael
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Steven
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Michelle
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Garet
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Kendall
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Morgan
Constable
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Yes I do have a job, I'm
the Tooth Fairy.
Milly Eggebrecht
I do have a job afterschool,
I'm a soccer referee.
Kyle Henderson
I do have a job afterschool, I'm
superman!
Quinton Trapp
I do have a job afterschool, I
babysit and do BORING
chores!
Destiny Barreira
Where would I go?
If I could travel anywhere in
the world I would go to Asia.
Raene Barber
I would travel to Pimikin
Repoulik
Travis Carleton Tasha Tetzlaff
If I could travel anywhere in the
world I would go to Germany.
Sean Piercy
I would travel to Australia.
19 I
Samantha
Day Chief
Zach
Harney
Victoria
Hume-Crow Jackson
Sean
Piercy
Jolayne
Prue
Ismet
Puhovac
Tanner
Siegmund
Tasha
Tetzlaff
Paula
Vielle
Justin
Verigin
Sammy
Wheeler
Taylor
Wells
Quinton
Trapp
Mr. Brunner 7A
Simon
Baceda
Daija
Florence
Aaron
Folkersen
Samantha
Jones
Katie
Kiss
Ryan
Lamb
Kiana
Lawson
Zoey
Lermer
Lanier
Zachery
Leskosek
Alexander
Craig
Lyon
Aiden
MacDonald
Dyaln
Mackie
Jeremy
Neilson
aft
Teddi
Reynolds
Arianna
Stubbington
Logan
©rimard
Ashley
Timm
Mrs. Ficher 7B
■MHHM
Mercedes
Atwood
Robert
Axten
Joren
Boorsma
Danielle
Bosley
Mackenzie
Burnell
Braeden
Duval
Taylor Tyler
Elkjaer Ferguson
Graison
Clarke
Kate
Conrad
Jared
Delaney
Kristen
Drouin
Kennedy
Gaetz
Nadine
Gesinghaus
Charlotte
Ikuta
Andrew
Jowsey
Spencer
Kempenaar
Che vie-Lee
Mitchelle
Megan
Phin
Eva
Richardson
Phayton
Scott
Hayley
Todd
Rylan
Vaile
Gavean
Whitebear
Mrs. Litwin zc
Shuhra
' Abdul Jalil
Sydney
Atkinson
Christi
Bialik
David
Botterill
John
Cameron
Nathan
Charge
Shaelyn
Constant
Cristyn
Derksen
Jordan
Dyck
Jamie-Lyn
Fabbri
Taylor
Harley
'WW'
Kristopher
Hironaka
Jenna
Ivison
Kassidy
Knecht
Erin
Kwan
Jamal
Krisko
WW
Trevor
Miller
Brady
Munro
Krishn
Patel
Colton
Prete
Harley
Quapp
Jacob
Ramsdell
Dylan
Ray
Kenna
Sadler
Joel
Walburger
Casey
Wenning-Turk
NIGHTS OF SLEEP
Ms. McFadzen7D
Mackenzie
Bilodeau
Nathan
Bosch
Dallas
Boyd
Dakota
Bradley
©rant
Braun
Dean
Collett
Candice
Drake
Blair
Fekete
Zoe
Hogle
Riley
Hutchinson
Michaela
Krizan
Courtney
Krueger
Dakota
Letkeman
Liam
MacMillan
Megan
McLennan
Megan
Melvin
Daniel
Moxon
Shayla
Nieuwenhuis
Sam
Pearson
Mollie
Perks
Christopher
Roberts
Sadie Singh Nikola Tyler Allie Shelby
Schlichter Alyssa Sipcic Tremel Trimble Zuback
Ms •Thompcon-Smolnicky
Munir
Alibhai
Keisha
Beardy
Emily
Carscadden
Alyssa
Coghlin
Meghan
Pay
Dylan
Dobbie
Claire
Fritzler
Alexandra
Graham
Dorothy
Graham
Stephanie
Hernandez
Kiersten
Hobbs
Kelton
Hurt
Joren
Jurkowski
Tamara
Jacod
Samantha
Wright
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Alexa
Benzie
Ryan
Furtado
Jyote
Boora
Russell
Davies
Alexa
Elniski
Levi
Kingfisher
Jackson
Lewis
Joy Amanda
Spear Tanner
Chief-Morris
Enrico
Van
Schothorst
Darius
Whitehead
Ms. Rahim 7M
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My biggest fear about leaving
this school is that I won't be able
MY BIGGEST FEAR
to understand anything my
teachers are saying and I'll fail.
Emma Degenhardt
I'm afraid of getting lost in a
big place, scared of going to a
new school, and terrified of
heights at the same time.
Destiny Damphouse
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what are your future plans?
Lindsay
Ablonczy
School: LCI
Career: CSI
Fav Class:
Science
^^ody
Bardock
School: St.Francis
Career: Pro
Hockey
Fav Class: Gym
^Krianit
Be r is ha
School: CCH
Career: Pro
Soccer
■ Fav Class: Gym
raden
Bettger
School: LCI
Career: Athlete
Fav Class:LA
ESosch
Keaton
School: WCH
Career: Architect
Fav Class:
Shop/Design
S rookly n
Gibb N icole
Hildebrand
School: LCI
Career: Doctor I
Teacher
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Career: Interior
Decorator
Fav
I Class:Craftscapes
School: LCI
Career: Architect
Fav Class: Sewing
Kalsey
Korthuic
Brett
Mandeville
School: LCI
Career: Role
Model
Fav Class: Gym
School: ?
Career: Pro
Soccer
Fav Class: Gym
Hayley
Mitchell
School: LCI
Career:
Photogrpher
Fav Class: LA
I am afraid of people with
tong nose hairs. They are
creepy and disgusting.
Keaton Bosch
I'm scared of pine beetles
because they are really big
and disgusting. Once one
jumped on my back.
Dustin Stoller
NO
PHOTO
Mohcin Neyhart
School: LCI
Career: Writer
Fav Class: Lunch
Katie Pawluk Jessica Trimble
NO
PHOTO
WiddOp Wilson
School: LCI
Career: Vet
Fav Class:
Science
School: LCI
Career: Model
Fav Class: Fitnesi
School: WCH
Career: ?
Fav Class: Break
School: ?
Career: Marine
Biologist
Fav Class: Art
School: LCI
Career:
Photographer
Fav Class: Lunch
'handler
Ontkean
School: WCH
Career:
Audioologist
Fav Class: Gym
> abas tian
Thibaudeau
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Still
a tie
Pawlak
Pessica
Trimble
Ichool: LCI
Jareer: Dental
lygenist
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Megan Forsyth
Annis
School: LCI
Career: Teacher
Fav Class:
Craftscapes
School: LCI
Career: Graphic
Designer
Fav Class:
Science/Math
School: LCI
Career: Manager
at Castle Mountaii
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Career: Nurse
Teacher
Fav Class: Sewing
handi
Balog
School: LCI
Career: Doctor I
Teacher
Fav Class: Gym
>hahrom
Abdul Jalil
<andi
Andrus
School: LCI
Career: Lawyer
Fav Class: Foods
hurt you.
Landon ferby
ordan
Gray
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School: LCI
Career: Pro BBall
Fav Class: Gym
ii
School: LCI
Career: Lawyer
Fav Class:
Science
ubrey
Heninger
■I
School: Kate
Andrews
Career: ?
Fav Class: Gym
cton
Mirak
School: Winston
Career: ?
Fav Class: Gym
^Christopher
Hurdle
School: LCI
Career:
Pediatrition
Fav Class: Gym
ayelle
Joevenazzo
HHHB
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Mohammad Yousf
School: LCI
Career: Writer
Journalist
Fav Class: LA
Nickerson
randon
Paul
School: LCI
Career: Pro Dodge
Ball
Fav Class: Gym
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School: Winston
Career: Vet
Fav Class: Lunch I
mber
Rodriguez
icole
Smith
I School: LCI
Career:
Meterologist
Fav Class:
Science
NO
PHOTO
School: LCI
Career:
Pediatrician
Fav Class: Math
Wamambo
ylan
Willoughby
School: LCI
Career: Doctor
Lawyer
Fav Class: Sports |
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what are your future plans'?
School: LCI
Career: ?
Fav Class:
Science
C^rittany
Doe II
School: LCI
Career: Dental
Hygienist
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Career: Doctor
Fav Class: Gym
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Konyves
Career:Olympic
Fav Class: --
Science
School: LCI
Career:
Pro. Base Ball
Fav Class: Gym
C-olton
(Sernie
Hernandez
School: LCI
Career: Lawyer
Fav Class: Gym
I am afraid of mean people .
Crighton-Prete
School: LCI
Career: ?
Fav Class: Gym
J1
School: LCI
Career:Lawyer
Fav Class:
Sewing
^Kndrea
Kwan
School: LCI
I Career:
Psychologist
| Fav Class: LA
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Jang
School: LCI „
Career: Editor for
Fashion Magazine
Fav Class: Film r
Studies t-
School: LCI
Career:
Photographer
Fav Class: LA
l^aitlin
Boyda
School: Winston
Career: Doctor
Fav Class: Gym
AAatthew
Basaraba
Rita
Abisaid
Amanda
Koegler
I am afraid of heights
because they are scary and
I hate diving off high diving
boards. Its just scary.
Tiha Knoyes
Joe McDonald
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will have to leave them.
Qahah Kalau Andrea Kwan
NO
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NO
PHOTO
My biggest fear is having
more homework and
School: Winston
Career: Dentist
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Career: Architect
Fav Class: Math
School: LCI
Career:Musician
Fav Class:
LA/Choral
,acey
Smith
School: LCI
Career:Doctor
Fav Class:
Options
'hristopher
Staples
School: LCI
Career: Electrical
Engineer
Fav Class: Gym
’amide
Rogers
School: LCI
Career:
Act/Sing/Lawyer
Fav Class: Gym
^ayla
Lanham
School: LCI
Career: Lawyer
Fav Class:
Science
Foods/Sewing
> havin
Vyas
My favorite memory of this
school is when we were
sitting on the field in the
summer and my friend
yelled to a person "what's
your name" and he yelled
back and we made a new
friend.
Jessamy McDonald
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what are your future plans'?
NO
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School: LCI
Career: Dentist
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Career: Forensic
Scientist
Fav Class: Scienc
School: ?
Career: Dolphin
Trainer
Fav Class: ?
School: LCI
Career:Electronics
Engineer
Fav Class: Science
School: LCI
Career:Marine
Biologist
Fav Class: Gym
School: Church Hill
Career: Animal
Sitter
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Career:Pro
Hockey/Skateboard
Fav Class: Gym
Christina
&esinghaus
ndrew
Geall
essica
Marsh
Joel Lagemaat
NO
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Jay
Ng
School: LCI
Career:
Computers
Fav Class: Gym
C^elina
Ouimet
School: LCI
Career: Nurse
Fav Class: Art
Math
School: LCI
Career: ?
Fav Class: Gym
IB rittany
Panczak
Lockie
Shaw
School: LCI *
Career: ?
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Career: Doctor
Architect
Fav Class: Math
Kaitlyn
Shearer
School: Winston
Career: Police
Fav Class: Social
r aylor
Seigmund
School: LCI
Career: Com.
Programmer
Fav Class: Matlr
John
Squarek
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School: LCI
Career: Dentsit
Fav Class: Gym
Kevynn
Wiebe
School: LCI
Career: Forensic
Scientist
Fav Class: Science
^^usty
Wilson
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Zuffa
School: LCI
Career: Marine
Biologist
Fav Class: Math I
If I could change something
about this school it would
be the bullying and have
programs so that students
can get to know each
other better.
Celina Ouimet
My Favorite thing about
this school was the gym.
fitness friday and when we
played baseball and tug of
war.
Destiny Damphousse
What I like best about this
school is that a teacher is
always there to help you
and other staff are there
to help also.
Natasha Hill
Kristy
Basaraba
School: LCI
Career:Animal
Biologist
Fav Class: LA
essica
Braun
SchookLCI
Career:For.
Scientist
Fav Class:
Science
Jeremy
Covey
School: LCI
Career: ?
Fav Class: Gym
^^ulanga
De Silva
School:?
Career:Electronic
Engineer
Fav Class: Math
NO
PHOTO
Emma
Degenhardt
School: LCI
Career:Therapist
Fav Class: LA
C»arson
Duff
School: LCI
Career: Goalie
Fav Class: Gym
andell
Hellwig
School: LCI
Career: Lawyer
Fav Class: Math
I hate spiders because one time
a spider almost dropped on my
hand when 1 was truincj to open
a door and it scared me.
Ryan Cady
My biggest fear is gettinga
new teac^n r aonx^oW
Joel Lagemaat
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Welch Wesley
Oartwrighi
School: ? Rylan Tailfeathers
Career:?
Fav Class: ?
I like that the tuk shop sells
good food and the scratch
for moo contest.
No Photo
Available
Schoo: Winston
Career:Mechamc
Fav Class: Shop
Schoo : LC
Career:
Pediatrician
Fav C ass: Art
School: LCI
Career:Hair
Dresser
iercten
wison
errick
Young Pine
School: LCI
Career: Pro Bu
Rider
Fav Class: Gym
Whitaker
School: CCH
Career:Sports
Coach
Fav Class: Gym
My biggest fear is small places. I
got locked in a freezer once,
and now I can't even go to the
Ashley Johnson
^^estinee
Pushor
School: LCI
Career:Astronaut
Fav Class: Gym
Fav C ass: LA
My biggest fear is bombs. I
hear about them killing
I OOO's of people almost
Pulanga DeSilva
Pahl
School: LCI
Career:?
Fav Class: LA
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what are your future plans?*
School: LCI
Career:
Psychiatrist
Fav Class: LA
Sarah
SchookLCI
Career: Author
Script writer
Fav Class: LA
Bateman
Emily
Bland
School: LCI
Career:
Cosmotologist
Fav Class: Gym
AAadison
Camber
School:LCI
Career: Rock
Star
Fav Class: LA
IBranden
School: LCI
Career: Pyro
Technician
Fav Class: Gym
Davidson
^Xleesha
Desjardins
School: LCI
Career: Teacher
Fav Class: LA
^^ack
■ School: LCI
Career: Pyro
Technician
Fav Class: Shop
Dewart
lex
Hawkins
SchookLCI
Career: Open a
Gym
Fav Class:
Options
Erica
School: LCI
Career: X-ray
Technician
Fav Class: Gym
Hudson
My biggest fear is wood
""ec"erc became tf^y
could come and peck on
your head.
Kristy Basaraba
My biggest fear is getting
aachers and classes in the
new school.
Kent Zurek
ane
Many Angers
School:LCI
Career:Auto Body
Designer
Fav Class: Sports
Admin
Ouellette
School: LCI
Career:
Commericial
Producer
Fav Class: LA
School: LCI
Career: NBA
Fav Class: Gym
Jay
Parekh
Robbins
School: LCI
Career: Scientist
Fav Class: Math
Info Pro
Robertson
SchookLCI
Career: Dentist
■ Fav Class: Math eNO
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Simpson
School: LCI
Career: Nurse
Fav Class:
Leadership
SchookLCI
Career: Nurse
Fav Class:
Sewing
AAallory
Steed
School: LCI
Career: Police
CFL
Fav Class: Foods
Wallace
I have enjoyed the
wonderful people in the
office, new or old.
Marisa Read
Watching the little people
play against our basketball
team, is my favorite
memory of this school.
Jessica Simpson
The one thing I would
change about this school is
making the hallways bigger,
so we aren’t so crowed.
Brett Lizzi
I've adjusted to this school.
Leaving would mean
My greatest fear is that I
will never know where I will
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School: Francis
Career: NHL
Fav Class: Lunch
School: LCI
Career: Actress
Lawyer
Fav Class: Shop
School: LCI
Career: Spy
Model
Fav Class:
Options
lake
Allen
t^aige
Heatherington
SchookFrancis
Career:
Photographer
Fav Class: Gym
Leadership LSB
Julian
Atkinson
SchookLCI
Career:
Photographer
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Career: Nurse
Fashion Design
Fav Class: Gym
Kinnell
School:Winston
Career:
Mechanical
Engineer
Fav Class: SC.
School:?
Career:
Fav Class:
Science / Math
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Lewie
Paterson
SchookLCI
Career: Pilot
Fav Class: Gym
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Josee
Steeves
School: LCI
Career:
Dermatoloogist
Fav Class:
Science
SchookLCI
Career: Graphic
Designer
Fav Class: Gym
Jared
LeBlanc
Jessica
Letkeman
School: LCI
Career: Masuse
Fav Class: Math
Sean r aylor
McDonald
Jamie
Sprinkle
SchookLCI
Career: Dentist
Fav Class: LA
SchookLCI
Career: Actress
Dentist
Fav Class: Shop
Lizzie
Spitzke
Jean-Luc
Vandist
School: LCI
Jolina
Thomsen
SchookLCI
Career: Spy
Fav Class: Gym
School: LCI
Mechanical
Maclean
SchookLCI
Career: MLB
Fav Class: Gym
Career: Lawyer
Fav Class: Gym
Career:
Engineer
Fav Class: Gym
NO
PHOTO
First coming to this school and
ending up in the office after
every class because I didn't
know where to go.
Breanna Chabot
My favorite memory of this
school is winning cities in
basketball and playing on the
basketball team.
Kai Fender
frriends. I'm scared cuz we've
"i together since kindergarden.
Jolina Thomsen
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Vincon
School:LCI
Career: Nurse
Fav Class:
Options
Jack
Weinmann
SchookLCI
Career: Ariel
Engineer
Fav Class:
Options
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School: LCI
Career: Canadian
Armed Forces
Fav Class: Gym
^^aniel
Wurst
School: LCI
Career: Biologist
Fav Class: Gym
and science
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My biggest fear about leaving this school is being picked on in high school.
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School: Winston
Career: ?
Fav Class: Math
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School: Watson
Career: Make money
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Venning
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Atwood
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Jeff Pierson
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Mount Royal College Varshicom 1945
No full textThe annual publication of the students of Mount Royal College, Calgary, Albertapdfffioe d /l-wic /</
St. fcf&T,Since 1910 Mount Royal College has been one of the leading Educational Institutions of Calgary. Twenty-one years later, in 1931, it became
a Junior College, affiliated with the University of Alberta. Hon. Vincent Massey designed the crest, on which is inscribed our motto:
“Quam bene non Quantum”—“Quality rather than Quantity.”
JOHN H. GARDEN, B.A., B.D.
Principal
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By JOHN HENDERSON GARDEN, B.A., B.D., Pn’ncfpaZ
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I am pleased to send this little foreword forth with the 35th Yearbook of Mount Royal College. How much we have appreciated you who are our students of what we hope may be the year of victory. In fact Mount Royal College waited thirty-five years for you, and the College is very hopeful that you may make a very special contribution in building a better world. This has been a year of deep significance in the work of the College. There has been enrolled the largest group of students ever to attend and yet the work has progressed with a smoothness and harmony that has been reflected in the high standard of marks obtained. There has been lots of fun and good fellowship but through all there has been a note of seriousness reflecting the titanic struggle that has been taking place throughout the world and leading everyone to make the best of his time so that he may be better fitted for .the new day following peace. i
The year has passed quickly. It just seems like yesterday since we came to the College last Fall somewhat nervous but with high expectations. Today we are going forth with a clearer vision of the tasks that lie before us and better equipped to meet them. A great challenge comes to us all to so live and give such leadership that the sacrifices of our comrades may not be in vain. We have remembered with appreciation the names of our former students and members of the staff who are serving in the war and have grieved deeply as some of the finest have paid the supreme sacrifice.
“They shall not grow old as we who are left grow old, Age shall not wither them nor the years contemn,
But at the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.”
We deeply mourn their loss, but pledge ourselves anew to make real their vision of a better world, remembering that—
“What builds a nation’s pillars high And its foundations strong?
Men who for truth and, honor’s sake Stand fast and suffer long.
Brave men, who work while others sleep, Who dare while others fly—
They build a nation’s pillars deep And lift them to the sky.”Architect’s sketch of the proposed
KERBY MEMORIAL BUILDING
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NE YEAR AGO we dedicated the Yearbook to the late Dr. G. W. Kerby,
our beloved Principal Emeritus. This year we are proud to dedicate
this book to the proposed Kerby Memorial building which is to be erected
to the memory of Dr. G. W. and Mrs. Kerby. This buildifig will not only be
a fitting memorial to the founders of the College but will also provide much
needed accommodation. The plan is to concentrate classrooms, laboratories,
administrative offices and an up-to-date gymnasium in the new building while
the present plant will be renovated and changed to provide more residential
facilities and improved studios for the Conservatory of Music.
In the main hall of the Kerby Memorial building there will be a special
memorial section preserving the photographs of Dr. G. W. and Mrs. Kerby
and other historic pictures and documents concerning them. There will also
be a book of remembrance telling of the life and work of Dr. G. W. and Mrs.
Kerby and recording for future reference the names of all contributors to the
Kerby Memorial Building. It is the desire of the College Board to preserve
for succeeding generations of students something of the spirit of the Kerbys
and to memorialize their supreme work in Calgary which was the founding
and establishing of Mount Royal Junior College.
The following editorials that appeared in the Calgary papers will indicate
how heartily the community has endorsed this idea of a Kerby Memorial building.
The Calgary Daily Herald, December 4th, 1944, said: “No finer memorial
could be erected in honor of the late Dr. G. W. Kerby than the 100,000 building
planned by the governors of Mount Royal College. Its construction has
become imperative because of the continuous expansion of the College’s activities,
and when completed will bear the name ‘Kerby Memorial Building’.
This institution fills an important role in the province’s educational system.
It provides facilities for carrying students through the first two years of their
University course and it also has courses in musical instruction and other branches.
It is in every sense of the word a junior university, and the high type of instruction
is evidenced in the many scholarships and other awards won by its students.”
“Dr. Kerby spent many years in this city, much to the community’s benefit.
In Mount Royal College he left to it a centre of learning of which all citizens
are proud. It is highly fitting that his name and memory should be perpetuated
for many years to come by what will be a fine memorial building, dedicated to
the work in which he was most interested.”
The Calgary Morning Albertan, December 5th, 1944, said:
“The idea of this memorial seems a very happy one. Dr. and Mrs. Kerby
founded Mount Royal College and it is probable the school was their favourite
among the many enterprises which they organized in Calgary. An extension
of the College building to take care of the steadily increasing enrolment would
be an ideal memorial for this pioneer clergyman and educator. The project
will certainly receive the support of the people of Calgary.”
The proposed Kerby Memorial Building will enable Mount Royal to render
better service to the youth of Calgary and Southern Alberta by furnishing
up-to-date facilities and making possible an extension of the work the College
is carrying on. We students of this year greatly appreciate what the College
has done for us and heartily congratulate those who will follow on the improved
accommodations that the Kerby Memorial building will provide and we are
glad that the spirit of Dr. G. W. and Mrs. Kerby will be preserved for succeeding
groups of students.
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Mount Royal College
Administration Staff
and Faculty
GEORGE WALTERS
Mrs. MILDRED BELL
Ralph w. McCready
JOHN HUGHES MARY J. WASHBURN BARBARA M. CRAIG NORMAN S. FREE
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GLENN B. HINCHEY ETHEL THORNTON MABLE E. ROBERTS
WILFRID BENNETT LEO E. PEARSON
LEONA F. PATERSON
F. D. B. JOHNSON
JASCHA GALPERIN LEONARD H. LEACOCK NORMA PIPER
CYRIL S. MOSSOP GWEN PARSONS GLADYS BORTHWICK ROBERT SPERGEL
WINNIFRED LACEY JOAN HOBSON MART VAN STOCKUM
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Ted Gee__________
Bill Lyons________
Mr. Walters______
Frances May______
Mr. Kelly_______
Bill Harrison _
Eileen Hart_____
Algie Bowhay___
Wilda Bussey___
Wendy Wynn____
Bill Stiles________
Margery McKechnie
Jim Dalton________
Isobel Anderson___
George Villett___
Eleanor Whitbread.
Shirley Coombs--_
__________ Editor
_______ Co-Editor
Business Manager
________ Secretary
_________ Advisor
Continuity Editor
___Social Editor
Photography
_ _ Humor
________ Literary
_____Photography
____________ Art
__________ Sports
Biographies
. Biographies
___ Biographies
_ ____ Biographies
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A'p^pAeclatio-ti
AND now we leave another too short a year at Mount Royal College behind us, but not the many happy memories of good times, the wonderful friendships, and the petty quarrels with one another. When we have entered into this world of boundless opportunities and take our place among them, we will recall the little troubles we had with our studies, the way our teachers stepped on us when we needed it, the Friday night dances, and then discover that these and more composed the binding of all into one at M.R.C.
With the passing of this year, through headaches and sacrificing of time on the part of an unnamed many, another V arshicom has been completed. We have tried hard to make this Year Book a success and we wish that in future years the students of M.R.C. may profit by our mistakes.
I wish to express my sincerest appreciation to my untiring and reliable staff whose contributions of time and effort, have made the publication of this book possible. To Mr. Garden, Mr. Walters and Frances May, whose experience proved to be the foundation of the compilation of this V arshicom.
We hope it may, in years to come, serve as a source of many happy fireside memories of the gang yon knew at. good old M.R.C.
TED GEE,
Editor.
9Students Mount Royal
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Robert McCulloch
George Villett___
Mr. Kelly______
Don Phillips_____
Bessie Armstrong
Gerald Matlock.
Fae Adam______
June Cecil______
Jim Barber________________________ _______________________
June Blair________________________ ________________________
Phyllis Fitch................... .................
__________ President
___ Vice-President
_____ Advisor
President University
President Commercial
President High School
__ ________Secretary
___ ____ Treasurer
Boys Sports
Girls Sports
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Valedlicto-^
PERHAPS as you have walked through the halls of
Mount Royal College you have seen the small,
friendly groups which gather here and there.' This
day a* few of us were discussing the practical value of
education when Bill told us what education meant to him.
As T can remember it, here is his story.
Not far from Bill’s home was an immense forest
which had always fascinated the young man. One day
he walked to it. Leading into the dark hollows ahead
was a wide path which Bill followed unhesitatingly, until
he came upon a magnificent palace, glittering with light.
“Who are you, von young boy, and what are you
gentle voice spoke beside him.
Bill looked up at the gracious lady touching his shoulder with a quiet hand.
“My name is Future”, the soft voice continued, “this is my home. I have
many children like you. Right now they are out in the World, where, because
they are getting things ready for me, they are called the Destinies. Goodness,
it is past their suppertime! Already I can hear two of them quarrelling. Hope
and Despair both want to control a young man who has lost his job.”
With that she blew five long blasts on a bugle. To Bill, no time passed
before several tiny creatures stood before Future.
“Now children, how does the world stand today?” asked Future.
Pessimism grinned as he replied, “Mr. Mankind is a little troubled today.
He is fighting himself, all by himself.”
Bill listened sadly, “I wish I could help you, Future. However, I’m just
a student at school. What can I do to help you?”
Future smiled and was beautiful. “You can be of wonderful help, for
I do need you, greatly. I want you to travel to the land of knowledge. It is
far, far away, but two of my favorite Destinies, Ambition and Perseverance,
will accompany you till you reach Knowledge. Then you must journey alone
continually searching the land till you find my three lost babies—-Love, Tolerance
and Unselfishness. If you find them, they will take you to the land of
Truth. If you reach Truth, Bill, Mr. Mankind will find peace. I will be safe
and promise to give my youngest child, Happiness, to the World. Before you
leave, here is a compass to guide you on your trip. It is called Memories.
Treasure it well for you will need it! Now go!”
Lifting his hand in farewell, Bill the student, who had found the meaning
of Education, walked out into the World in search of Truth.
V/v/an Suey
UNIVERSITY
JOHN DUNNING ANNETT (Jackie Boy)
Favorite Expression—Phttt (in three tones).
A mbition—Electric Engineer.
Characteristic—-Brain child.
Activities—-Calgary Tanks and Wendy.
ELEANOR WHITBREAD
Favorite Expression—“Yes Dear”.
Ambition—Social Service.
Pastime—-Painting.
Activities—-Mount Royal College.
MERRITT FIZZELL
Favorite Expression—We’d just as soon not say.
A mbition—Travel.
Pastime—Late for classes.
A ctivities— Swimming, music.
DONALD PHILLIPS (Lashes)
Favorite Expression—“Things is picking up.”
A mbition—-Chemical Engineering.
Characteristic—Popular, peppy and priceless.
Activities—-President of ’Varsity, Basketball.
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Calgary
Calgary
CHARLES McCULLAGH (Flunky)
Favorite Expression—-“Yes, master.”
Ambition—To hold his chair in class.
Characteristic—Masterful, muscular and magnificat.
Activities—-Fixing his luxury 7 passenger sedan.
PEGGY LAWRENCE (Peg)
Ambition—Great singer.
Pastime—Singing in the bathtub.
Activities—Drawing, Dancing,
Calgary
Calgary
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EUNICE WADE
Favorite Expression—“Ha! Ha!”
Ambition—Chemical research.
Characteristic—Usually quiet, sudden outbursts when
Activities—Skiing, anything that takes little energy.
WILLIAM ANDIS ON (Bill)
Favorite Expression—“Does anyone want a cigarette?”
Ambition—Geologist.
Characteristic—Good-hearted, long hair.
Activities—Calgary Tanks, Gus’s.
CHARLES GARDEN (Chas)
Favorite Expression—“Wouldn’t that rot your socks?”
Ambition—Medical profession. •
Characteristic—Gallant, genial and glib.
Activities—Basketball, neighborly homework.
MARGARET GREENE (Garg)
Favorite Expression—‘ ‘Jimmy-j immy-j immy. ”
Ambition—University of Toronto.
Pastime—Attempting to sleep in.
Activities—’Getting roommates off to classes.
MARY DUNCANSON (Dune)
Favorite Expression—“Oh damn!”
AanbaYa'on—One week without a fight with Mike.
Pastime—Mike.
Activities—Gus’s for a cigarette.
ROBERT MITCHELL (R & M)
Favorite Expression—“Huba-huba-huba.”
Anabaia’on—Obstetrician.
Characteristic—Witty (he wrote the boys’ biographies).
Acia’va’ia'es—Skating and shaving.
RAYMOND BROWN (Ray)
Favorite Expression—“Good show.”
Ambition—-To discover a substitute for work.
Pastime—-Trumpet (can he play!)
Activities—-Hockey.
KATHLEEN HOLMES
Favorite Expression—“I’m so mad I could------.”
A mbition—Undecided.
Pastime—Music.
Activities—Homework.
LORNA BOON
Favorite Expression—“Well now, lut’s see.”
Amba’fa’on—Social service.
Pastime—Knitting diamond socks.
Activities—Skating, riding.
NEIL McKAY
Ambition—Pass French.
Pastime—Homework, and a few women on the side.
A ctivities—Hockey.
HAROLD ANDERSON
Favorite Expression—“Barber, clean up the room.”
AwabaVaon—Chemical engineer.
Pastime—-It isn’t MRC girls.
Activities—Hockey and Softball.
MARJORIE PATTERSON
Favorite Expression—“Wha-da-ya mean?”
Ambition—To travel.
Pasiame—Thinking.
Activities—Skating, riding, dancing.
Calgary
Innisfail
Lethbridge
Cranbrook
Kathym
Raymond
Banff
Keoma
Delacour
Calgary
Calgary
awake.
Cochrane
(Different, eh?)
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ROBERT SAWICKI (Bob)
Favorite Expression—‘ 1 Brrrack!! ”
Ambition—Shave and have breakfast on the same morning.
Characteristic—Saintly, suave, stolid sender.
Activities—-Carrying “bags” at Palliser.
JEAN SPANKIE
Favorite Expression—-“Oh my goodness.”
Ambition—Concert Singer.
Pastime—Readin g.
Acimte'es—Skating, music.
DONALDA BRECKEN (Donna)
Favorite Expression—“Hey, you guys.”
Ambition—-Linguist.
Pastime—-Piano, designing hats.
Activities—-Swimming, dancing, golfing.
DAVID BURGE (Dave)
Favorite Expression—“Whatcha doin’ boy?”
Ambition—Orchestra Leader.
Characteristic—Bashful, beneficial and brawny.
Activities—African golf.
ROBERT SMITH (Snuffy)
Favorite Expression—“Well, Gee!”
A mbition—-Petroleum Engineer.
Pastime—Bumming cigarettes.
Activities—Mountain climbing, skating, swimming.
MARGARET WANNOP (Marg)
Favorite Expression—-(Facial expressions).
Ambition—-To just pass everything.
Pastime—Music.
A ctivities—Roller skating.
VIVIAN SUEY (Chop)
Favorite Expression—“Oh you cow!”
Ambition—-Educate the Chinese women in China.
Pastime—Writing.
A ctivities—-Skating.
PETER VALLANCE (Moose)
Favorite Expression—“Open the windows.”
A mbition— Lawyer.
Characteristic—-Valuable, versed and vital.
Activities—Skiing and wolfing.
NORMAN WHITNEY (Norm)
Favorite Expression—-“Women are necessary.”
Ambition—Oil geologist.
Characteristics—-Wobbly, watchful wizard.
Activities—Hockey, hunting, fastball.
Calgary
Calgary
Calgary
Calgary *
Banff
Calgary
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Calgary
Langdon
AILEEN DANAHER (Danny) Winnipeg
Favorite Expression—“Wouldn’t that jar your mother’s preserves.”
Ambition—Pin-up girl.
Pastime—Keeping the boys happy.
A ctivities—M en.
SARAH PEARLMAN Calgary
Favorite Expression—-“Heavens!’’
Am/n’tfott—To find a pair of stockings that don’t turn red in Lab,
Pastime—-Phys. Lab. with Charlie McCullagh.
Activities—Wolfing in Physics class.
HAROLD WARD (Frankie) Calgary
Favorite Expression— ‘You don’t need coupons for my sugar.”
Ambition—-To shave.
Characteristic—Silent, but not safe.
Activities—Visiting Crescent Heights High School.
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MILDRED TRAUB
Favorite Expression—“Oh horrors!”
A mbition—Missionary.
Pastime—M usic.
A ctivities—Waiting for street-cars.
SAM HUBERMAN (Samikins)
Favorite Expression—-“Aaa! shet ep!”
Ambition—Nurse’s aid.
Characteristic—-Handsome, honest and humane.
Activities—C.C.FReclaiming Sawicki’s jokes.
Didsbury
Calgary
NEIL CARPENTER Calgary
Favorite Expression—-“By my sliderule it’s approximately------.”
Ambition—-Petroleum Engineer.
Characteristic—Capable, constructive and corny.
Activities—Helping our teachers.
ISABELLE STEVENSON (Izzie) Calgary
Favorite Expression—“I don’t know a thing about it.”
Ambition—-Medical Doctor.
Characteristic—Studious.
A ctivities—Riding.
DAISY AMBURY
Favorite Expression—“But definitely.”
A mbit ion—Teacher.
Pastime—-Her car.
DONALD GLASS (Dracula)
Favorite Expression—-“This is what I think.”
Ambition—-Field Marshal.
Pastime—Model Aeroplanes.
A ctivities—-Skating.
Calgary
Pincher Creek
MURRY CARMACK
Favorite Expression—“Deah, deah.”
A m?niwn--Surgeon.
Pastime—Poetry for the “Herald”
Activities—-Concert Pianist in Vancouver.
Nanton
Prayer of a College Student
By Francis Chapman
Our Father, may 1 live this term,
Not blinded by the social press,
The sports, the fun, the interest
Of college life.
Keep free my mind from cluttering things,
To hear always the song that sings,
The grasp from flight, the thought that wings
Through mind and heart;
The task that thou hast given me,
To keep my will from ruling me,
To keep my mind and body free
For Thee to use.
Help me remember while I’m here,
With thankfulness, that in this year,
I, privileged, may leave and here
Prepare for life.
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Birds of a Feather. Sweet and Low Down.
Who won? Youse guys want burghers? Scram, Pee Wee.
Where’s the Janitor? Glamour Boy.
We Three. Careful! Four Belles. Recess.
Study Period. Stinky, T.B. or Not T.B.?
Handsome, eh! Sun-daze.
Hmmmmmmmm!
D-Day, H-Hour Janie.
The Three Bares.
Georges. Kerby House.
Daily Dipper. Proff.
Oscar’s a papa.
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ROBERT McCULLOCH (Bart)
Favorite Expression—“He nauseates me.”
Ambition—To get rich and married fast.
Pastime—D.J. and we don’t mean perhaps.
Activities—President of Students’ Council; hockey.
ISOBEL ANDERSON (Andy)
Favorite Expression—“Well kid.”
Ambition—To go down East (University).
Pastime—Writing one Marv Bishop.
Activities—Year Book Staff.
MARIAN BUNYAN
Favorite Expression—“You’re telling me.”
Ambition—She won’t admit it.
Pastime—Gus’s.
Activities—Music and badminton.
ERNEST HAUG (Ernie)
Favorite Expression— ‘Is that good or bad?”
A mbition—-Electrical Engineer.
Pastime—-M arian.
Activities—Hockey and badminton.
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Wembley
Waterton Lakes
ERNEST MAINWOOD (Ernie) Calgary
Favorite Expression—“Let’s get lost.”
A mbition—Get pull from the Department of Education.
Pastime—Displaying the Scratch Pad office to innocent women.
Activities—Co-Editor of “Scratch Pad”.
WENDY WYNN Vancouver
Favorite Expression—“Do I have to get up?”
A mbition—-Northwestern.
Pastime—-Could it be Jackie Boy?
Activities—Literary Editor of “Year Book”.
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EILEEN HART (.Red) Stettler
Favorite Expression—“Feu-ool. ’ ’
Ambition—To appear in “Who's Who’’.
Pastime—It’s already past.
Activities—Social Editor on “Year Book’’ and “Scratch Pad”.
G. W. GEE (Ted or TG) Turner Valley
Favorite Expression—“Who’s conceited?”
Ambition—-Commercial Artist or Fred Astair.
Pastime—-Singing, trying to keep his Harem happy.
Activities—Editor of the “Year Book”, odd bit of dancing.
WILLIAM LYONS (Tiger) Baintree
Favorite Expression—“Nuts to you, Babe.”
Ambition-—Join the CWACs.
Pastime—-Amusing Arson.
Activities—Co-Editor of “Year Book”, “Scotch Pad” Cartoonist.
JANET EASTES (Janie) Ponoka
Favorite Expression—“I’m sorry if I don’t meet with your approval.”
Ambition—To get off Probation.
Pastime—Detentions.
Activities—Social Co-Editor on “Scratch Pad”.
AMY GEE (Bunny)
Favorite Expression—“I nearly died.”
Ambition—Psychiatrist.
Pastime—Algie.
Activities—Dancing with her handsome brother.
Turner Valley
LLOYD BOWHAY (Algie)
Favorite Expression—“Got 2.00 for a cup of coffee?”
Ambition—Run the Calgary street cleaner.
Pastime—Amy.
Activities—Photographer for “Year Book”.
JAMES BARBER (Jim)
Favorite Expression—“Jimmy! do my Latin for me.”
Ambition—-None! Is that hard to believe?
Pastime—Wolfing—not in the College either.
Activities—‘Basketball, Athletic Representative on Council.
Airdrie
Barons
NORMA SHEARER (Norm)
Favorite Expression—“You’re kidding, of course.”
Ambition—To grow up.
Pastime—Barber.
Activities—Wolfing, so they tell me.
Black Diamond
PATRICIA BLADES (Pat) Red Deer
Favorite Expression—“Now let’s talk about ‘After the war’.”
Ambition—Dental Assistant.
Pastime—Writing to a certain P.O.
Activities—Dodging teachers during study.
WILLIAM HARRISON (Arson) Redcliff
Favorite Expression—“Look out, or I’ll get hurt.”
Ambition—To be a second Tommy Dorsey.
Pastime—Playing the fool with Lyons, moaning on the trombone.
Activities—-“Year Book” copy-bov, “Scratch Pad” feature writer.
JAMES HENDERSON (Jim)
Favorite Expression—“Northco
