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

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David Jones Dave is another second year grade 12 student, who hopes it will be his last He enjoys all types of outdoor sports and probably a few indoor ones too. David plans on joining the Mounted Police and we know he will succeed. Charlene Meadows Charlene is a former Mossleigh student who came to C.C.H.S. to finish her high school. Charlene acts as room representative for her room and makes a very good job of doing so. Her interests are D.b., sewing, D.S, cooking, and D.S. Charlene plans to go to Henderson ' s Business College in the summer holidays. Allen Hubbard Allen is our quiet Vulcanite who says little but does a lot. During the winter months he keeps busy working at a garage part-time, and in the summer he ' s a life guard. He has a Chartered Accountant position as his goal in life. Best of Luck, Allen. Les Krasman Les, a Championite, and a second year grade twelve student, hopes that this will be his last. Time will tell. Les plans to farm, and we wish him the best of luck. David McKay A lifetime member of Vulcan and district, David has received his last ten years of schooling in Vulcan. Although he is fairly loyal to Vulcan, it is rumored that his frequent trips to Champion are for more than a hair cut. David ' s pride of the road is his 55 Pontiac, but he swears by General Motors vehicles. His present plans are to complete school and go ranching. Good luck, David!

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Beth Wilson Originally from Champion, Beth is now com¬ pleting her high school at County Central. Her interests are curling, basketball, and a certain medical student. On completion of high school, Beth hopes to become a home economist. Good luck I Norman Pritzler Norman is a Championite who came to County Central High in grade ten. He enjoys most any type of sports but mainly table tennis. After complet¬ ion of High School, Norman plans to settle down as a farmer. JoAnne Bannister JoAnne is from the booming town of Arrowwood. She has lived there all her life, and, believe it or not, she still likes it. She is an active indiv¬ idual both in her school and social life. She does very well in school and is an active yearbook rep¬ resentative. She is very co-operate and easy to get along with. She plans to become a Lab. Technician and we all wish her the best of luck. Eugene Carruthers A former Student ' s Union President, Gene still remains active in school offices. He is a leader of the House League, and a yearbook representative. His schedule includes bus driving, homework, sports, and girls. He is currently enrolled in courses which will aid him in the field of merchandising and administration at Tech. Maxine Atkins Maxine came to us from Brant two years ago. Her pastime, besides being room rep, is studying. She is an excellent student and a popular girl. Upon completion of Grade 1? she plans to enter university. We wish her the best of luck in whatever field she chooses. Douglas Scott Douglas started not only school but his life in Vulcan and has continued both, with some success, in this area. He reports that he is working harder this year with the hope of being able to finish his Grade 12 at Mount Royal next year and then on to university at Edmonton. To him we repeat our motto: Venture Higher Still

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Don Ewanishan Don, a former student of Calgary, came to Vulcan at the beginning of the term. If you are ever look¬ ing for Don, he can usually be found driving a beige 5 2 Pontiac. When he receives his diploma this year, he would like to work for the Alberta Government Telephones. We wish Don lots of luck for his future plans. 13P kk Gordon Zahursky Gordon, a former Arrowwood student enjoys the art of taxidermy. He has some very lovely models of birds which he has killed and stuffed. His favorite saving seems to be, Huh! His future plans are undecided as yet. Robert Gothard R.D., as he is better known, is a typical farmer, but might be taking it too seriously, for vou often see him with an Oldfield. R.D. comes from the Brant area to the Vulcan school in a smoky 55 Ford. R.D. ' s future is riding lead camel with the Arabian Nights. Lionel Clarkson Lionel hails from Vulcan and is a morning student this year for his second year in Grade 12. Your guess is as good as mine what he does with his afternoons. Lionel enjoys school, among other things, and curling is his favorite sport. Danny Groves , , Da ™y» a Grade 12 student, came to us in Grade 10 from Champion and the school hasn ' t been the same since. Danny is always looking for something, but never finds what he is looking for. In Champion Danny may be found at the pool hall or at Sam ' s. oSlnSXj lle ” ln the rl8ld °°™ Brian Ully After attending grades one to three at Reid Hill, Blrian came to Vulcan to complete his education. Brian enjoys volleyball and badminton. Besides being sports- minded, he has a keen interest in a certain Vulcan girl Brian plans to go to Tech. Good luck, Brian. Boyd Jamison Boyd enjoys life to the full. His oet aversion is actually studying. He is well-liked, jovial, always readv to help out in any student function. Boyd is now completing his studies at ount Royal.