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

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LLOYD FLAIG-Lloyd has set out to disprove Darwin's theory. He was hero of the biology class when he dissected a mink. He is a favorite with everyone. BETTY WILLIAMS - This pretty miss may become a stenographer or perhaps a flower designer at Fredls greenhouses. Betty served as secre- tary of the Forum Club and on the Graduation Committee, besides tak- ing an active part in Gym Club and Table Tennis Club. DON HULLOCK-If you want to argue about world affairs, politics, or merely the weather, Don's your man. While an active participant in school activities, notably the For- um Club, Don hopes to become an engineer. ROSE MARIE LACEY - Although new to the school, Rose Marie is an old friend of the students. She is well-known for her singing tal- ents, and is planning her career along that line, for next year she can be found at the Toronto Con- servatory of Music. DALE KRAEM AR - Where there is music there is Dale, for he be- longs to three choral groups. Al- though he is struggling through a matriculation course, Dale still finds time for shows and jiving. He was food convenor for the Teen dances. ELAINE SANGSTER-Elaine likes beautiful clothes and handsome, tall men. She made a good job of editing the En Avant this year. Her immediate plans for the future are teaching, but she admits she's the domestic type. 22

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NORRINE LUTES-The editor of the Year Book has an identity all her own, for she has not only beauty but brains! She says she is count- ing on a career, but we think that the Home Economics course which she plans to take at Varsity will be put to another use. After all, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. DICK TAYLOR-Prominent in dramatic, Council and musical af- fairs, Dick is also the well-known composer of the Lost Concerto. He is surrounded with an air of mystery, for we can never under- stand how he gets his high marks without any homework. JOYCE REESOR-As our first girl president, Joyce must find that she has to be a human dynamo to keep up with all her activities. Musically inclined and winner of two speaking contests, Reese plans on university if she can ever pass French. IRVIN Sl-IORE-Each school has its playboy and with A.H.S. it's Itsy. 'tits' knows more girls than Carter has pills. He is noted for his second-hand jokes and his true- to-life sketches of the teachers. Its', hopes to enter the field of commercial art, but we think he'll be selling loud ties or shining shoes for Bing Crosby. f1..4.4,f Tffwfw-0'-'S' EILEEN KRAUSS - Eileen wants to be a dress designer. If we can judge by the cute clothes she de- signs and makes for herself, she is Well on the way. She likes read- ing and drawing and has played in the A.H.S. orchestra for years. DON MacKENZIE-The reason they call him t'Sunshine is because he is never out at night. Don is usually seen around the pool hall, although his ambition, other than to be the local snooker champ, .is to be a civilpengineer. M, 54,3 f JJVK-Wvfg Lg.,- bu, -i': 'A4'L 1 '

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FRED SCHNEIDER -- Fred seems to like physics and trig very well, but gets along well in all his courses. He just sits there and takes it all in. He plans to be an optometrist. ' IDA JOHNSON-Another steno- grapher-to-be, Ida was head of the printing and arrangement of the En Avant She will probably be manager of her own doin's soon. BILL BEACH-Shows and bowl- ing are Bill's main pastimes. His greatest interest is in automotives, but he hasn't decided what he will do after graduating. KAY GRENACHE - Kay does well in school, excelling in mathematics. Her hobbies include snap collect- ing, horseback riding and poison- ingl' people at Frank's Grill. KAREN MATHIESON-Karen is very conscientious about doing her homework. She claims she's still uncertain as to what she'll do after graduating, but is considering teaching, nursing and secretarial work. 23