Alexandra High School - Old Acquaintance Yearbook (Medicine Hat, Alberta Canada)

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Good Bye To All Thai REMEMBER WHEN . . . Joyce Reesor was learning to conduct a Council meeting .... Ed Back came late every noon because he was fixing something .... Helen McNichol gave a pep talk on Year Book sales at an assembly .... Itsy went to Regina .... Marg Patterson had her social done .... Budd W. was initiated .... The boys had a snack of chocolate milk in French class .... E1aine.S. wore a sweater .... Dick Stephens used a delinquent example in his debate .... Mr. Grant ex- plained combinations .... Joyce Turner knit a baby sweater in a spare .... Sociology class had hysterics .... Chuck A. dressed up for the Taber trip .... Rennie shaved for school. . . . Miss Baillie wanted connotations for moonlight. . . . Taylors entertained after Rebecca. . . . Mr. Cuyler got a pres- ent from our school Santa .... The TAMS had a barn dance. . . . We all failed the semi-finals .... You realized you were going to sort of miss all the fun of school now that it was almost over .... Career N ight In order to aid and advise students on their careers, Friday, March 15, was set aside for a Career Night at Alexandra High School. The students were guests of the Kiwanis Club, spon- sors of the evening. In opening the general meeting, Mr. N. A. Wait, president of the Kiwanis Club, told of the two years' preparation made by the club's Vocational Guidance Committee, under the chairmanship of Mr. L. Walker. President Wait introduced Mr. Walker, who emphasized the importance of the individual in choosing the vocation for which he is best suited. Two films, Educating Father and The Passing Parade, were shown. The students were then dispersed into various groups to hear lectures on the vocation in which they were interested. Teaching, journalism, radio, agriculture, auto- motives, stenography, general office work, medicine, nursing, civil engineering, beauty culture, armed services, laboratory technician, and dietetics were included in the subjects discussed. This was the first of what is planned to be annual Career Nights. Because it was organized especially for the students, they would be well advised to take advantage of this opportunity to ask questions and get advice from those who are already established in careers. 103