St Andrews High School - Seaside Reveries Yearbook (St Andrews, New Brunswick Canada)

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Richard was born in St. Stephen on May 18, 1937. One of the two in the graduat- ing class who started their schooling togeth- er, Dick's love for argument has caused many teachers heart-failure. In his final year he was business manager of the Yearbook, played badminton, enjoyed skating, was a trombonist in the town band and was assistant cubmaster. Dick has his amateur radio license and all his spare time is spent working with radios. U.N.B. will gain a splendid engineering stu- dent next year. Good luck in r field, Smitty. 75, ,, ' 'N- , ' .,-51.4. gg. . ' J 54.4, gh 4,1 . -ff-li.-uf' 4 -all-P ff-1-aft RICHARD SMITH Q'-swifA-'IPY I I . '7fvw-I-L-4.,' -4- -1 f' -. ,C--L2.1's-f' x42 ,itz Heather first exe'ted her charmir personality in Montreal, July 26, 1937. Sk entered the Prince Arthur School in grade E Active in school activities, Heather, for tv years was secretary of the Athletic Associa tion and this year has been president of th Student Council and of the Senior Class. Sh is the Literary Editor of the Seaside Rever ies.Co-captain of the basketball team,Heathe is one of the finest guards in Charlott County competition. Her strong batting ha helped the softball team in many a game. Sh is secretary-treasurer of the U. Y. P. U. an sings in her Church choir. Her ambition is t become a nurse. Lucky will be the patient wh will be speeded to recovery by her radian smile and cheerful Vnrdq if- fl N ff-'--'10-f'--L41 ,4,.,C 1 ,,f',-1.i-, '1,g,,,.4',l,,' - s-,aa-L4-- if Norma was born in Woodstock, Sept- embel' 221937. When she entered our grade ten we were charmed by her friendly willingness to help others. In her senior year, Norma has been secretary-treasurer of the Student Coun- cil, Editor of the Yearbook, captain of the softball and basketball teams, boatswain of the Sea Ranger Ship Haida, president of the Charlotte County B.Y.P.U., senior girls tit- list of the Charlotte County high school girls' public speaking contest and vale- dictorian of her Class. She hopes to go HUp the H1110 next year for Science. Good luck Hbrown eyesu. .9,a-4-00fgY '4 6 l I NORMA WILEY -3-

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Juniors First Row: CLeft to Right?-Margaret Watson, Sheila McCarthy, Kathryn Hart,Patricia Nisbet, Barbara Holt,Carlotta Cummings. Second Row: Bill Cunningham, Hugh Calder, Wayne Cummings,John Hachey, Edward MacLaren, Reg Robichaud, Ross Chandler, Leigh- ton Cunningham. .,-.ppt ,-,-p- r-W-D'-v-:ru-IJ-D-E-vv-D-1 -1-,-,-1-1-:- n-2-1-7-D-D-3-1-1 A TOUR OF THE LAKE SLDEL It was about 7:30 p.m. on one warm silent night in August when a friend and I lazily paddled our bright red ca- noe out and up the side of the beautiful scarlet coloured waters of St. Patrick's Lake. The mirror-like water was only disturbed by our canoe and some rainbow trout sleepily jump- ing and surfacing the lake covering, for low flying flies and darting mosquitoes. Along the rocky shore behind us could be heard the gentle lapping of the ripples made by our gliding canoe and softly dipping cedar paddles. To our right, a shaggy bull-moose could be seen, standing in the shallow shaded water showly eating the flat, dark-green lily pads and long, slender, soggy roots of the bright yellow lilies known as corn lilies. Overhead could be heard the loud quacking and swishing noise of a black long-necked duck and her mate as they swiftly flew northward to the head of the undescribable, becalmed, but cool waters of St. Patrick's Lake. Leighton Cunningham 9 Grade XI.