Prince Albert Composite High School - Yearbook (Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Canada)

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ROOK 11B Into our Grade IIB room it the beginning of the rear many f ' .miliar f-ces appeared from grade ten, and :here also appeared a couple of newcomers. Our room teacher, Miss Howse, puts up with a lot )f our noise, laughter and tricks, but we all enjov her Jelightful surprises, especially on certian Friday afternoons. The girls of our room outnumber the boys greatly but :he bo r s don’t seem to mind. Our delightful Sharon Skotheim Is enjoyed by everyone and is our winning Public Speaker, ier friend, Paulette Millis, who comes to us from P.A.C.I., ceeps the room excitement going and loves To Talk . If ,rou hear a laugh out of the blue, you know Sena Scales is around, and in Chemistry she still plans on popping popcorn for Mr. Kelly when she finds time. JoAnn Folmer, our famous curler of Steep Creek,is also very active with interform sports. Sandra Rybka seems to come into some close calls ith Mr. Kelly, but she is always ready to welcome who ever appears at the door. Her partner in crime, Jenny Cymerys is best known as Mr. Kelly’s Silent One . But Jenny always comes up with the correct answer. Mary Clavier and her lab- partner, Rose, always seem to enjoy their remarkable experiments and very seldom heard from in class; Rose Mardell, a new comer from David, is a friend to everyone. One with few words, but who is often puzzled with Chemistry is Marlene Semkiw; Carol Isbister somehow seems to understand Social Studies quite well, leaving the rest of us without a word. Joyce Pronych enjoys getting an argument going in our Social Studies class;

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Betty Sten Terry McLeod Rose Mardell JoAnn Folmer Robert Bere3 Louis Mlieczko Joyce Pronych John Prins Jeanette LaHaye Sharon Skotheim Jenny Cymerys Gloria Harmatiuk Sandra Kybka Carol Brandon Carol Isbister ROOM 11B

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Cont T d Room 11B Our girl who is interested in different hair styles, Betty Sten, is not heard from very often. Gloria Harmatuik is often forgotten about because of her few words, but if she must, a right answer always appears. Jeanette La Haye is our brain in French; often heard is the question, Are you still talking, Jeanette ? Barbara Sterling, who comes to us from R..C.I., seems to find no trouble making friends, and she always has her homework done. And I, Carol Brandon, happen to be a member of this 11B class, too. Now that you have met the girls, here are the few boys in our room. John Prins fits the French discription from T.M.— Daddy Longlegs ! Terry Small owns a Model-T Ford and seems to like the idea of having the girls out¬ number the boys in our classroom. Robert, have you got your Algebra done? Well, then, it’s no use crying over spilt milk. Robert Beres always hears those statements from Mr. Prytula. Terry McLeod just can’t figure out Chemistry, but in French he likes to use more verbs than necessary. Lastly comes Louis Mlieczko, the one who made such a charming woman model in our room’s Fashion Parade. That is the line up of the great 11B Characters ; only twenty-one of us, but in the opinion of many teachers