St Albert School - Aurora Yearbook (St Albert, Alberta Canada)

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HONORS-I956-57 RED BOKENFGHR WINNONA ROGERS EDWARD MARTYNA HAROLD CUTS FRED BGKENFOKR was awarded the Divisional Medal for Grade XII, the Divisional cholarsbip of 41 0, an Alberta Hotel Scholarship of $500, and a St. Albert Lions lub Scholarship of $50. WINNONA ROGERS was the lucky winner of the Divisional Medal for Grade XI, a anadian Legion Bursary of $100, and a Lions’ Club Scholarship of $40. EDWARD MARTYNA won the Divisional Medal for Grade X and a Lions ' Club award f $30. HARO ID CUTS won first place in Grade IX, and was awarded an Academic Pin, a 20 Lions ' Club award, and the Women ' s Institute award of $25. a i£L GRADE Q BARBARA CNISCHUK CLAIRE LEONARD REGINALD LAROCQUE The students pictured in this second row all won an Academic Pin for coming econd in their respective grades: Grade XII: ALICE KLAK; Grade XI: BARBARA NISCHUK; Grade X: CLAIRE IEONARDj Grade IX: REGINALD LAROCQUE. Besides, they won LIONS ' CLUB awards as follows: ALICE KLAK: NISCHUK: $15; CLAIRE LEONARD: $10; REGINALD LAROCQUE: $10. $20; BARBARA LOUISE COMEAU ROBERT LEE These students all won LIONS ' CLUB awards: Grade XII: SISTER THERESE L ' HEU- tEUX: $10; Grade XI: a tie between ANNE MARIE BLAIR and CAMERON ROSS: $5 each; irade X: LOUISE CCMFAU: $5; Grade IX: ROBERT LEE: $5..

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CONGRATULATIONS SR. M. LETOURNEAU R. N. Sister Margue- r i t e Letcurneau graduated from St, Albert High School in 1953. She then went to St, Paul’s Hosp¬ ital, Saskatoon, where she obtained her R. N, in 1956. Sister Letour- 1 is now taking post-graduate work in real. She will soon be back to the i with her B. Sc, in Nursing, LYNNE SUMNER A. R. C. T. In June, 1957 Lynne Sumner, who left St. Albert in 1956 to live in Re¬ gina, took the mus¬ ic examination which gave her the degree Associate of the Royal Conserva¬ tory of Toronto. She passed with hon¬ ors. This year Lynne plays the piano in the Luther Coliege school orchestra.She will graduate from high school in June. JOHN BOCOCK B. Sc. Agriculture m John Bocock, one of our graduates of 1952, ob- tained, in May, 1957, from the University of Alberta, degree Bachelor of Science in Agri- ture. John says that he is now a dirt mer, maintaining that, in spite of that is said about the desperate ght of the farmers, they are not sunk . He says further that the intelii- it use of a little horse sense and ctor power will keep agriculture as yant as the Queen Mary . Again this year, the Students’ Un¬ ion is offering a MERIT award—an en¬ graved plaque--one to the girl and one to the boy in the high school who have shown good scholarship, good deportment, co-operation,and participation in extra¬ curricular activities. The two winners are Anna Vollmer and Harold Cuts, both in Grade X. rjCetti ermen CURLING } n c c c .b. sL M La C5 Segovia Titirm earhook ,cirt CVurle tfaeponaM ft arvy aupfaoar La rty Savoie f ynrj £c|m 3r d