Banff High School - Yearbook (Banff, Alberta Canada)

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DOMINION CAFE FRED WING, Proprietor Good Food Courteous Service Specializing in Chinese and American Dishes PHONE 208 BANFF, ALBERTA KING EDWARD HOTEL FAMOUS FOR HOSPITALITY Centrally Located Open All Year Air-Conditioned Dining Room The Recreation Centre of the Canadian Rockies BANFF, ALBERTA PHONE 32

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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

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Mount-Teen Club This past year has been full of fun for all Mount Teeners, and much of the credit goes to the executive; President...Ted Stafford, Vice President.. Ken Williamson, Secretary...Sylvia Thorne, Treasurer. Yvonne Stazicker, Social Convenor...Sally Walker, Jack Leavitt, Esther McBride, and Pat Henry, Advisor Mr. Bob McDermott. There were a variety of dances, including The Sadie Hawkins Dance, The Swimming Party and Weinner Roast, a Hard Times Dance, and many more. The most outstanding dance was our Annual Mount- Teen Formal, which was well attended by both members and parents. The theme of our Formal was Blue Moon The hall was beautifully decorated with white and blue streamers emanating from a large blue moon which was suspended from the centre of the ceiling. Entertainment was provided by Irene Glover who sang Blue Moon and a skit was put on by a few members of the Mount-Teen Club called Dangerous Dan MeGrew. Mr. Hutchin’s orchestra provided the pleasing music for this dance. Our achievement this year was not tangible but provided the kids with more social life than in previous years. We the executive have endeavored to show the younger members how to act at a dance and a so ? w t0 dance. I know we have succeeded because there is no longer a row of girls sitting down, while the boys are off talking somewhere, everyone is dancing, strange but true. , Thorne, Banff’s Teen Queen represented us in Pdmonton at the Western Canadian Teen Conference held from April ninth to the Twelfth. Besides Sylvia three other members also went they were Yvonne Stazicker Esther McBride and Jeff Pritchard. I’ve been told a good time was had by all. I’ll bet.