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

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tc j„ n emoriam DONALD ALEXANDER KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT SEPTEMBER 26, 1958 AGE 18 To the members of his family we offer our sympathy. iLife ' s light was here, bat now has step¬ ped away. I The spark that gave life left this great l:arn; heart, I The smile that was ours, through him, I low is lost, I’he life of him, that gave that smile, lit cost. ■he humor that we knew with this life ■has fled, ■For his joyous laughter our hearts cry ■instead. id life well-loved has gone to love more ■true, |4 friend gone to prepare a place for you. ■Think not of him as never-more-to-see, ■For when you leave this earth he will ■there waiting be. ■ould that the life found there be far | grander, I For ne ' er was such a one as DONALD ALEX¬ ANDER. Irene Lafranchise — XII Student WINS Success m y George Shaver, a former student of St. Albert School, has been accomplish¬ ing things since he left us in 1952. He attended the Institute of Tech¬ nology and Art in Calgary and completed the course that led to the trade of sheet metal worker. In 1957 he took the refresher course to become a Raster in the trade. He was one of the five who passed out of seventeen competitors, coming out second in the class with an average of 93$. Besides, he won a trophy,a draft¬ ing set, and two books on sheet metal work. George even found time for sports. During the winter of 1957-58 he won a trophy for being Boxer of the Year from the National Boxing fssociation. Congratulations, George, ’e are proud of you i Marilyn Vague XI B FOR THIS PAGE OUR THANKS GO TO St. Albert Pharmacy Phone 120 St. Albert J. MELECHKO Prop,