Banff High School - Yearbook (Banff, Alberta Canada)

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Grade Seven Biographies Sweet sugar comes from the maple, But not as sweet as Donna Capel. After a trip to Greece and many places, Jimmy came back with new and funny faces. Up the chairligt down the hill, Here comes Denis—oops a spill. Virginia Wakelyn our dancer to be, Hopes to perform on T.V. Jannis Allan a whiz in school, Always follows the Golden Rule. Many talents has Evelyne Wheatley, But one she lacks is singing sweetly. Diane Knight has legs long and thin, But at track they are sure to help her win. As an actress Rayla lacks skill with the bow Eut her notebook will steal any show. Richard Percy is always late, But at making planes he ' ll always rate. Lavinia Hobbs is often called Vinny, She ' s awful tall and sorta skinny. Barbara Rennie an actress to be, Has been to Hawaii across the sea. Barry Styles the classroom fish, A swimming champion is his wish. Margot White with the horse-tail fad. Wants to be a geologist Yee-gadI Gail Gardner the girl from B.C. Came from Vancouver by the sea. Jane likes horses, we all know, She wants to ride in the Halifax show. Noel Burnham our red haired boy, At playing the violin, he’s the real macoy. Malcolm Hemple is a shining knight His acting future could be bright. Gloria Riva our pretty brunette, A singing doctor she ' ll be I bet. Gayle Standish babysits to fill her purse, And when she ' s grown she ' ll be a nurse. Robert Walker has a good voice, But doodling pictures is his choice. Robin Hood as we all know. Was Terry Werth, he topped the show. Ernie Smith in track is fast, And we hope his skill will always last. Paula Duke our schoolroom wit, At cracking jokes she ' ll never quit. Wayne Wakaryk is a little tough guy, But in playing in a band he ' ll always try.

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Grade Eight Biographies Our Bobby likes to ski and skate, And in grade eight he ranks first rate. Lona is out to win her fame, When it comes to sport she’s in the game At fishing well does Randy rate, He likes to swim and ski and skate. Richard Squires has a mechanical mind, A new discovery he ' s bound to find. Merwyn McCullough is a doll Not too big and not too small. A skier to be is our Kenny Winning ribbons worth a penny. George Poloczy is short and stout, When he fishes he tries for trout. Our Norman is an oil tychoon He ' ll be rolling in dough quite soon. Don Ferguson from Three Hills hails, You ' ll always find him pounding nails. David Neish who skiis in this region Hopes to join the Foreign Legion. Swimmer and civer David Scott, On skates and skiis he ' s on the spot. Ronnie Scott is a glamor boy, In Moira ' s eyes he ' s the real McCoy. Skating and sewing are in Shirley ' s line When it comes to boys how she does shine Mary Lee is our expert canoeist, Baiting the boys is her pastime newest. Billy Fairless was Pedro in our play, At music he ' ll be famous some day. Alan Wylie is a lover of horses, He hopes to join the N.A.T.O. forces. Nick as a cook is on the bean, On the ski hill he ' s so keen. Jimmy of horses is not afraid, To ride in the parade he must be paid. Moira hails from Scotland bonnie, In grade eight she found her Ronnie. Back to Banff came Larry Scott, Playing the trumpet he ' ll soon be hot. In the winter Roger ' s wishing, For the summer and his fishing. Kathy is our traveller grand, Horseless carriages she likes on hand. Larry Foster is our room rep, In sports he ' s always full of pep. On a horse Martha ' s right at home And some day she hopes to own her roan. Sally Brown, our dramatic girl, On the dance floor she likes to whirl.

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Grade 8 continued Bob Stanton, sailor, cowboy, detective, too, All these things he likes to do. Billy Wakaryk is our class wit, At cracking jokes he ' ll never quit. Peter is our fair-haired boy, When out fishing he ' s full of joy. Pat Lambert is fair and slim, She ' s very good at everything. Teddy George when playing hockey, Has got the puck and now he ' s ready. Grade 7 continued Frances wants to be a poet, And boy-oh-boy, do we know it. Ronnie Treend is good in all sports, In hockey and skiing and games of all sorts. Mr. Holden our handsome teacher, He talks all day long just like a preacher. Mountains In the Winter, Are all arrayed with snow, They stand there all a-glltter, In the sun ' s bright glow. Amongst the pines the chipmunks play And scamper round and chatter, They gather up the nuts each day, So not to grow less fatter The timid deer peep round the trees, While a slinky coyote lingers by, A soft sweet smell in the breeze, While God looks down thro ' the sky. Frances Anderson Grade Seven