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

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TEN”B The room of the Ten B Brains is filled with a great varieties ol different heights ranging from Jack J. at 6 ; 4” to Veronica K. at 5 feet. Along with the different heights go different personalities which make up for the noisiest room in the Prince Albert Composite High School. You know the saying, While the cat ' s away the mice will play!” Well, guess what? We do, just like any red-blooded kid will do. The excercising of our lungs before recess usually brings at least a couple of teachers running from across the hail. We have many people in our room who think they are hysterically funny and because they do usally receive many blasts from she teachers, with the two at the front reel ' , ring the greatest number. Our dramatic actor usually puts in a few of his own puns. Our room is well represented with athletes and a couple of Cheerleaders. These athletes play both on the football and basketball teams. Both the girls and toys on both the Senior and Junior teams have been doing ■ exceptionally well

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ROOM IOC In years still to come the students of IOC will lock back on this 1962-63 school year and recall all th se new and exciting experiences which happened our way. The 26 students did much to make IOC a famous name about the Composite and with Mr. Breadner ' s help we progressed very well. There were students connected in all parts of the school ' s social and extra curriculor work. Basketball, ping-pong, drama, volleyball and numerous other organizations found at least one IOC representative in their midst. We realize that we were not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but we did do our best (most of the time) to please all we came in contact with. We give a hearty thanks to all the teachers for putting up with us and we give an extra cheer for Mr. Breadner, our favorite.