Victoria High School - Victorian Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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STELCK, Miss M. K STRATICHUK, Mr. N. Degrees — B.Ed. in Ind. Arts Teaches — Woodwork TAIT, Miss M. Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — Physical Education TAYLOR, Mr. G. A. Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Teaches — Social English THOMPSON, Miss A. G Degrees — B.A., B.Ed. Teaches — Social Studies THOMPSON, Mr. C. B Degrees — B.Ed. Teaches — Electricity TOOKEY, Mr. K. W. Degrees — B.A., M.A. Teaches — Social, English WADE, Mr. D. C. Degrees — Standard “S ' Teaches — Automotives

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GRAD PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Recently, as I leafed through the yearbook received when I was in Grade X, I could not help but notice how small and bewildered we all looked. I now see why the sophomores and seniors burst into gales of laugh¬ ter when a group of frosh walked down the halls looking for a room number that was non-existent in that part of the school. Now, we are seniors, who upon reaching the goal of Grade XII education, are graduating. We have greatly matured in our years at high school. The excellent teaching staff at Vic has taught us well. Through their constant attention, we are now able to move on into higher learning or hold jobs in today ' s busy world. The administrative staff deserve much praise. They have helped us through our problems and carefully guided us to this end result: graduation. To these two groups go our heartiest thanks. We cannot overlook the wonderful facilities that Vic provides—both educational and recreational. These undoubtedly have contributed to our success in high school. The Grads of ' 62 are indeed fortunate to have attended Victoria Composite High School. In closing, I would like to say two things: To the Grads—All the success and happiness in the world. To the Freshmen and Sophomores—Never say die! 14