Camrose High School - Royal Blue and Gold Yearbook (Camrose, Alberta Canada)

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- Grade Ten GORDON WATERSTON This young man hails from Ohaton. Gordon, who has a soft spot in his heart for Betty Grable, likes parties and food. JACK WILLIAMS Ambition is to get a good job with good pay. Jack has a lust for murder mysteries. MAUREEN WILSON To be a nurse is her one desire. Maureen likes all food except porridge. Is kept busy looking after her dog. BILL WRIGHT This happy-go-lucky fellow’s ambition is to learn all the words to “Mule Train.” Says his pastime is doing “anything nasty.” ROD WILCOX Rod, “Charles Atlas,” Wilcox doesn’t seem to care for w T ork, but he does enjoy eating. Though under age, his ambition is to get into the pool hall. - What They ' re Doing This Year Henry Anderson—working at home. Doris Anderson—employed at Layton and Shuman. Alex Andruchow—working in Edmonton. Howard Benson—working for General Electric in Edmnton. Leroy Bjorgum—has entered Faculty of Education at U. of A. Jim Church—working for the Geophysical Associates. Merle Clapson—employed at the Camrose Canadian. John Drummond—working in Edmonton. Marjorie Gardner—attending Bible School in Camrose. Peter Gill—farming in Round Hill. Keith Graham—employed by the Amerada Petroleum. Beverly Glatiotis—in training at the Misericordia Hospital. Roger Henry—employed at the Camrose Job Press. Ethel Holte—in training at the Misericordia Hospital. Dill Leisen—has returned to Camrose High School. 25

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Grade Ten - — LILA RUDE If she can survive school, Lila would like to go on to become a nurse. Just loves to dance and ski. VIOLET SALLEE Looks forward to going home each weekend. What’s the big attraction? Going tp parties with Helen keeps her busy. JOSEPH SCHANDL Anything and everything interests Joe. Women however, top the list. To get through school is his ambition. ANNA SCHMIDT Is a friend of all and a foe of none. Her future will be taken up by the nursing profession. JOYCE SCHNELL We don’t know what her ambition is but we do know that she has plenty of it. Spends spare time at Gerry’s. ALBERTINA SCHROEDER Dislikes school in general. Tina is often heard say¬ ing, “What a hope.” Her activites are unknown to us. GORDON SCHULTZ Gordon says he likes sports of all kinds and dis¬ likes olives and naughty girls. “Mule Train” is his favorite song. ELWOOD SKOG Very active in basketball and debating. His ambiti- ion is to master the sciences. Pastime is reading. HELEN SMITH Known everywhere for her jovial personality. She has many pastimes and interests, but dancing holds the spotlight. FLORENCE STURGESS Wishes to travel, at least as far as Quebec. Activ¬ ities are dances, sports and short, dark men. GORDON TALBOT The boy with the Toni curl, spends most of his time delivering papers and bothering the boys. His pet aversion is homework. SHIRLEY TANNER Her cheery manner has captivated many friends. Shirley’s ambition is to graduate and then think about the future. LOIS WALLINE Lois finds time for all sports and so metimes even a bit for studying. Steno work interests her. GLENN WALLINE Can be seen most times working diligently at the Rite Way Service Station. Cars are his chief interest.

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What They’re Doing This Year Arthur Majeski—working for the C. P. R. Don Mattoon—employed at the Camrose Canadian. Edith McKenzie—has returned to Camrose High School. Frank Meraw—has retuned to Camrose High School. Adeline Mielke— married Ernie Adolf. Florence Miller—in training at the Misericordia Hospital. Gordon Moore—has entered the Faculty of Education at U. of A. Eddie Nelson—attending the Institute of Technology in Calgary. Elmer Patrick—has returned to Camrose High School. Lois Peterson—supervising a school in the Wetaskiwin district. Yvonne Peterson—employed at Rosehaven, Camrose. Jack Smith—working at the Government Liquor Store, Camrose. Ardis Stewart—is taking the Arts Course at U. of A. Elizabeth Strilchuk—working at home. Eva Wilcox—employed at the Alberta Machinery Co., Camrose. Hazel Wilcox—working for the Edmonton Tire Co. Casper Yurkoski—working at home. Vivian Driedger—employed at the Acme Supplies. Eric Hohn—has entered the Faculty of Education at U. of A. Bernice Lomas—in training at the Misericordia Hospital. Mickey Agrios—working for the Amerada Oil Co. Lavia Ashton—working for the Red Head Service Station, Camrose. Dorothy Brown—moved to Trochu. Beryl Chatrin—working for Taylor and Pearson, Edmonton. Bonnie Coykendall—employed at the Telephone Office. Dennis Dibski—working at home. Lawence Fausnight—working in Hartville, Ohio. Verna Hall—employed at the Municipal Office. Bill Hrudko—working in Edmonton. Paul Kehoe—working for the Beaver Geophysical Co. Vernon Kubbernus—working in Edmonton. Chuck McDonald—employed at the Corona Flower Shop, Edmonton. Marjorie McBride—working at the Corner Grocers. Dave Mulloy—employed at the Bank of Montreal in Edgerton. Sheila Nix—living in Montreal. Mirle Poeckens—on the farm. 26