County Central High School - Kernel Yearbook (Vulcan, Alberta Canada)

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Hiedi Daxbock - Art 10, Poods Nutrition 10 Donna Priebe - French 10 Betty McWilliam - French 10, Shorthand 10, Typing 10, English 10 Penny Doane - Math 11 Nadine Eliuk . Drama 10, Math 10 Donalda Shields - Fab Dress 10 Lorraine Smith - Fab Dress 10 Valerie Graham - Science 10 Bryan King - Science 11 Ron Parley -- Math 12 Ina Haverty - Physical Education 10 Peter Versluys - Social St. 10 Ken Rozander - Woodworking 10 Diane Tarnowski - Business Fund. 10 HONORS Left to right: Sam Burger, Grade 12; Lynda Dann, Grade 9; Betty McWilliam, Grade 10; Maxine Atkins, Grade 11; Blain Napp and in the foreground Donna Schneider, co-winners of the LaRoche Trophy.

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A” AWARDS On September 18, 196I| many proud students were presented their a awards for having achieved the highest mark in their various subjects at the Graduation Exercises. Each student received one chenille a and a bar for each subject in which he achieved this award. Following is a list of the students who won A awards. Monica Ulrich - English 30 Edna Sanderson - French 30, Math 30 Sam Burger - French 30, Social St. 30 Clarence Graff --- Chemistry 30 Bob Cockwill . Math 31 Donna Schneider - Biology 32 Audrey Groeneveld - Typing 30 Jim McNiven --- Economics 30 Larry Mueller - Office Practice 30 Keith Alder - Physics 30 Sandra Bloxham - Literature 21, Lit. 20, Music 10 Maxine Atkins - French 20, Language 20 Joanne Richardson - Typing 20, Math 21 Ruth Holoboff - Shorthand 20, Office Practice 20 Emery Ruff - Social St. 20 Mary Mclnenly - Fab Dress 20 Blaine Knapp - Science 20, Math 20, Biology 20, Law 20 Gerald Groves - Science 22 Bud Bode 11 -- Math 22 Doug Munton - Bookkeeping 20 Joanne Carnegie -- Physical Education 20, Arts Crafts 10 Shirley Burns - Sociology 20 Rita McNiven - Psychology 20 Leo Krasman - Woodworking 20 Ted Shaw - Drama 20 Paul Matlock - Geography 20

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On February 26, 1965, the night of the Valentine dance, the gymnasium was decorated in red and white, with a wishing well complimenting the snow queen’s theme. Three girls,representing each grade, were the candidates for the C.C.H.S. Queen contest. Each girl was chosen on scholastic ability, poise, votes, activi¬ ties and beauty. Each candidate was thoroughly interviewed by a panel of judges consisting of Mrs. McAskile, Mrs. Jamison, and Mr. Jopling. After a short ceremony, Miss Susie Robertson, the grade twelve representative, was crowned Snow Queen . Doug Munton, our Student’s Union president, placed the rhinestone tiara on the pretty queen. Then Beth Wilson presented her with a beautiful bouquet of red, long-stemmed roses. Photographs of the memorable evening were taken b ,r Mr. Pickersgill. The local establishments were thanked for the lovely gifts donated.