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S Qo-ld Class “B ☆ ☆ ☆ “ OIS WILLMOTT—She ' s what keeps Class B together as well as being the hard working Vice President on the Council. Proba De Neve and Marg Gregory are seldom parted. They seem to know a lot of the same men back home. We all envy the sunshine personality of our Marion Harland. She and Ella Wende seem very fond of Pincher Creek. Wonder why? Dorothy Scott and Darlene Sabey help keep up the moral of the Tech. boys. Blonde or brunette they can have their choice. Lloyd Erickson, Derek Morris and Ernest Bluebeard Wyatt from the Genius Trio. Each has his specialty—Lloyd has the Yearbook, Derek has math, and Ernie goes in for heavy drama. Little is known of Evelyn Weiss of Tothill but she and Elaine Allan are often heard discussing things in the hall. Eleaine is one of our most punc¬ tual members!! Petite Pat Pogue, with interests over six feet, is our very capable social convenor. We ' ve had a lot of fun, Pat. Sarah Astell likes Tech dances—couldn ' t be because of Jerry could it? Inez Walker, our favorite clerk, can be seen in the gym early in the morning batting the bird with Lois. Joan Martin lives for one purpose—to go home to Rose¬ bud every second week. Grant Johnson, our athletic representative, is still trying to out do Dr. Sansom in Psychology. Peggy Hedderick and Evelyn Reimer are ardent sports fans: table tennis, basketball, badminton, etc, etc. Could it be an interest in sports that has Joan Tidy and Wally Wiedemann watching all the Tech, games? Ruth Rasmussen is from the point farther- est south. Guess she left too soon to acquire that southern drawl. Jim Snooker Lavers and Joe Sisko have a favorite game—Ping-pong, that is? Christine Wise is best known to us for her music. She hails from Olds. There you have us—the liveliest (noisy, that is) class in the school. Just try to get in to the Ping-Pong room, if we are there or study in the library if we are present. RUTH RASMUSSEN. Page Twenty-one
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STUDENTS 7 COUNCIL Grant Johnson, Sports; Ken McKie. House Committee; Ellenore Fraser, Literary; Gordon Jepson, Treasurer; Miss Stadelbauer, Staff representative; Pat Pogue, Social; Lois Willmott, Vice-President; Judy Aoki, Class E. rep.; Gladys Griffin-Beale, Yearbook; Jean Peachey, Sec.; Freeman Anderson, Pres. YEAR BOOK STAFF Editors, Gladys Griffin-Beale, Lloyd Erickson; Business Managers, Pictures, Peggy Elder; Advertising, Lome Bunyan; Production, Dorothy Ryning; Art Editor, E. Mascherin; Articles, Lois Willmott; Clubs, Ella Wende; Sports, Bill Nalder; Social, M. Smith; Humor, C. Emard; Typists, Wally Wiedemann, Joan Tidy, Staff representative; Miss R. Chittick.
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