Arvida High School - Yearbook (Arvida, Quebec Canada)

 - Class of 1952

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U Q 49 Class of 1946: Class of 1947: Class of 1948: Class of 1949: Class of 1950: Class of 1951: NEWS OF FORMER GRADE ELEVEN STUDENTS Arthur Black is stationed with the R. C. A. F. at Saskatoon. Philip Carey is stationed with the U. S. A. F. at Houston, Texas. Alice Dubose is living with her parents in Montreal. Hazel Hughes is married to John Jack and now living in Kenogami. Margaret Hurley is a nurse at the Saguenay General Hospital. Ian McDougall was drowned while swimming in the Shipshaw River. Mary McLellan is teaching at Aylmer, Quebec. She will soon be married to Mr. Gerald Johnston. David Shoch is married and now studying Medecine at McGill University. Beau Scott is stationed with the R. C. A. F. at Trenton. Ralph Fountain is working at Canadair. Barbara Gilbert is taking the B. Sc. course in nursing at the University of Toronto. Tommy Hudson is employed by the Aluminium Laboratories in Arvida. Muriel Lemieux is employed by the Aluminum Company in Arvida. Flora Jane Nayler is teaching at the R. C. A. F. Station at Bagotville. Margaret Riddell is teaching in Montreal. Mike Stefano is attending Bishop's University. Mary Stone is doing missionary work in Saskatchewan. Eila Wirtanen is employed by the Aluminum Company in Arvida. Helen Hudson is married to Peter Marshall and now living in Chicoutimi. Jean McLellan is a nurse at the Lachine General Hospital. Mary Berdey is attending Bishop's University. Ernest Black is attending Mcdonald College. Louise Boddy is employed by the Aluminum Company. She will soon be married. Max Hahto is employed by the Aluminum Company. Next year he will return to university. Terry Santoni is attending Bishops University. Mary Stefano is nurse at the Saguenay General Hospital. Eugene Zinniger is attending Bishop's University. Alex Hrycko is attending the University of New Brunswick. Martha Hurley is a nurse at the Saguenay General Hospital. Margaret Rose Nayler is in Isle-Maligne. Clyde McLellan has been attending the University of New Brunswick. Vivien Farmer is teaching in Quebec City. Marjorie Boutilier is attending Acadia University. Ronnie Santoni is attending Bishop's University. Myrle Boddy is attending Macdonald College. Helena Heinoo is married and now living in Arvida. Miriam Maki is married and now living in the States. Lily Savaoja is teaching French at Kilmar, Quebec. Richard Locke is attending Bishop's University. Phyllis Farmer is taking Household Science at Macdonald College. Shirley Coffey is working in Niagara Falls. Harriet Hurley is in training at the Homeopathic Hospital in Montreal. Joye White is at home in Arvida. Claire Hudson is studying at Marianapolis University in Montreal. Harry Williams is attending Sir George Williams College. Barbara Gordon is working at the Teletype Department in the Main Office. Ray Miron is working in Chicoutimi. Pauline Ivanco is attending Macdonald College. Frank Boland is attending Bishopis College. Jimmy Dunn is working at the Shipshaw Powerhouse.

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48 LE TOURlSME AU CANADA Depuis les cinquante ans qui viennent de passer, le tourisme au Canada a augmente plusieurs fois. Maintenant le Canada est un des plus populaires centres dans le monde. Et pourquoi? Le Canada d'aujourd'hui a une centaine d'attractions pour le touriste qui veut passer une ou deux se-maines en se reposant ou acti- vement. Le touriste qui veut se reposer peut trou- ver de nombreux rendez-vous comme Banff ou les laurentides. La on peut avoir une vie tranquille et agreable du matin jusqu'au soir. Pour l'homme ou la dame qui aime une vie de sports, il y en a beaucoup. Dans les laurentides de la peche et de la chasse et d'autre part le tennis, la natation et le golf, sont tous des passe-temps qui attirent le tou- riste en ete. En hiver le patinage, le ski, et la lu ge l'attire. En plus de ces attractions bien des tou- ristes viennent voir quelques endroits comme Shipshavv, les chutes Niagara et 1'eglise de St. Anne de Quebec pour les estropies. Il y a aussi des bons chemins et en somme le climat est agreable. Cfest pour ces raisons alors le tourisme au Canada est si populaire qu'il est. ANNE THOMSON Xie Annee ARVIDA Arvida, Ville d'Aluminum a ete fondee en 1925 par la compagnie d'Aluminun'1 du Canada. Elle a ete nommee d'apres Arthur Vining Davis, qui est ne au Massachusetts en 1886 et qui demeure maintenant en Pennsyl- vania. La ville d'Arvida est situee au sud de la riviere Saguenay et a au moment meme une population d'environ onze mille. L'usine d'aluminum est une des plus grandes au monde entier et au moment il y a quelques deux mille cuves en operation. Au delas de six mille employes travaillent actuel- lement dans l'usine. La ville d'Arvida et l'usine ont prosperes beaucoup ces derniers vingt ans et l'alumi- num prend presentement sa place comme in- dustrie importante du Canada. La ville meme, pittoresque, propre, nouvelle et bien divisee est une des plus belles villes du Canada. Les rues diArvida sont tres larges et il y a de beaux gazons et fleurs partout. Le terrain de golf est situe a quelques milles seulement du centre de la ville et possede neuf trous. Au Centre de Recreation il y a plusieurs differentes sections mises a la disposition des sports varies. Au centre de la ville il y a aussi plusieurs eglises et un theatre. Il est at remarquer qu'a Arvida il y a une quinzaine d'ecoles. Le Saguenay Inn est ac- tuellement la demeure de plusieurs inge- nieurs, ainsi que la plupart des institutrices et professeurs de notre ecole. La construction du Saguenay Inn est d'apres un des Vieux manoirs de la vieille France, et est un des plus beaux endroits de la ville. ANN HUDSON Xe annee.



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