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

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so good at dancing but I held the girls while they danced. Some- times the floor got so crowded I couldn't tell who my partner Was. When I come back to Dirty River Junction this summer I will go first by train. That is one of those things that smokes a lot and also choos. Then I will rent a streamlined car. That is one of those noo types of cars made so you can't tell if you were run over or backed into. When I reach the mountain country I will buy a mule. If it isn't too backward about going forward I should be back home by mid-August. Offectionately, BOB SHIELS. Scholarship Winners Just before Easter an assembly was held for the present- ation of scholarships to various students. They included: Rotary scholarship for General Proficiency in Grade XII 1550.005 was won by Eleanor Johnson, with an average of 80.867-. Kiwanis scholarship for General Proficiency in.Grade XI 1550.003 was won by Sibyl Louise Niblock, with an average of 85.3'Z-. Rotary scholarship for General Proficiency in Grade X 1850.003 was won by Hattie Hogg, with an average of 86.7 'Zn Students' Union scholarship for General Proficiency in Grade IX 1825.001 was Won by Phyllis Sadler. School Board scholarship for General Proficiency in Com- mercial subjects 1S50.00J was won by Hattie Hogg. Judge Green Memorial Medal for the highest mark in Social Studies was won by Eleanor Johnson with a mark of 100. I.O.D.E. scholarship for the highest mark in two foreign languages was won by Sibyl Louise Niblock with an average of 89. 1iB25.00.J - Business and Professional Women's Club prize of 525.00 for the highest mark in English obtained by a Grade XII graduat- ing student going into the nursing or teaching profession and the Wo1nen's Literary Club prize of a book to the student get- ting the highest mark in English won by Eleanor Johnson and Noreen Cuyler, both of whom have a mark of 78, with Eleanor having the choice of the prize due to her higher average. I.0.0.F. prizes for the highest standing in technical sub- jects. Boys-won by Herbert Weiss 1S15.00J, and girls-Won by Millicent Salway 1S15.00J. 89

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Headliners of 1947 These people are the choice of the Year Book Committee for their outstanding contributions to the success of this year The staff of Student Government and Administration: Joyce Reesor Eddie Back Sibyl Louise Niblock Jacquie Brinkhurst Bob Stephens Betty Gant Joyce Turner Athletics: Dick Stephens Isabel Herman Charles Allen Dorothy Toole Bob Lindsay Doreen Herman Ray Burkett Irene Hildebrand Bob Henderson Doreen Krauss Wally Untersehr Lois Adams Dramatics and Music: Margaret Patterson Jack Hehr Rose Marie Lacey Scholarships : Hattie Hogg Herbert Weiss Old Acquaintancen is ineligible for nomination 91