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yearbook STAFF it II m — w 1-r Mr. Chandler Mrs. Jamison row 1-r Donna Priel Valerie Grahj YEARBOOK Diane Gingr oe, Larry Mum RE ass-, Linda LaPontaine by, Betty McWllliara, PS E . Jj j
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STUDENT COUNCIL REPS Back Row (1-r) Maxine Atkina, Gerald Mueller, Garry Lundgren, Gary Sokvitne, Sally Giles Front Row (1-r) Chris Hubka, Rita Lever, Carol Jepps, Diana Webb, Norma Christensen Missing Linda Dann, Charlene Meadows COUNCILOR’S MESSAGE . , 964-65 will be remembered as the year the C.C.h.o. Scholarshio Fund was set uo. our sincere desire to recognize academic prowess could not have been realized in a more worthy manner. At the Graduation zeroises next September, nearly fi ve hundred stuaents shall enjoy a feeling of extreme satisfaction as the first two scholarships are the academic giants of our graduating class. Congratulations and best wishes. Mr. Brown
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GRADUATION Graduation, the final high school function for the class of ’64 and the reward for many hours of work, took place on Friday, September 18. Following a banquet for the graduates and their parents, a crowded auditorium stood as the members honored class filed into their places before the stage. Rev. Cowell gave the invocation after which Mr. Cartwright introduced the teachers who gave out 53 A awards recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement. In presenting diplomas to the graduates. County School Committee Chairman, J. M. McKay, complimented the graduates on their exceptional marks. Class valedictorian, Clarence Graff, expressed the thanks of his classmates, to teachers, and parents for their faith, interest, and encouragement through the years. Singled out for special honors were the five winners of academic shields. Rev. Dormer of the Vulcan United Church very ably stepped into the breach left by the sudden illness of the Rt. Rev. Calvert, Bishop of the Calgary A nglican Diocese. Rev. Dormer urged his student listeners to believe in their work and take pride in it, not only in money earned but in the good done and the service given. He warned the students not to be afraid or become depressed at making mistakes. In closing he told them, You must go out in the world putting your faith and trust in one greater than your¬ selves. The evening was brought to a close by a dance in honor of the graduates.
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