Viscount Bennett Junior High School - Terminal Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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m ter minal ' . JOAN MacNAB - Joan ' s main interest is in sport activity. Lack of funds is one of Joan ' s biggest worries, but if she fulfils her vocational plane of becoming a stewardess, she may solve her problem. MARILYNN MANN - Had the distinction of being Viscount ' s first girl Council president. A girl of many interests - volleyball, basketball, badminton, piano and Red Cross. Marilyn served the school by ringing the bells. IAN McKENZIE - Interested in wrestling, Ian also likes swimming and collecting hit records. With a preference for math, he plans to be a mechanical engineer. Belongs to the community Teen-Time Dance Club. Enjoys swimming. JIM MOLNAR - Jim, whose pet peeve is his little sister, is interested in photography and the band. He took- part in basketball and volleyball, and likes swimming, skating and outdoor life. Voca¬ tional plans: agricultural work. MARY ORTH - Better known as Dot comes to us from Hungary. She is interested in both classical and popular music, al¬ though her favorite hobby is collecting leaves. Mary intends to finish high school and become a lab. technician. KEITH RASKIN - Keith who was born in Sussex, England, has resided in Canada i.for the past twelve years. Enjoys | trumpet-playing. Among his achieve- )ments are academic and citizenship aw- | ards. Member of the Press Club. | BARBARA SANDE - An active Press Club | member. Junior Leader and sportswoman, i Barbara says her main pleasures come ! from eating, sleeping and swimming. She i also enjoys sailing, water skiing and ;reading. Favorite subject: science. .Page.37 JERRY SCHIENBEIN - Volleyball, tumbling, j basketball, soccer, football, baseball, badminton, track - is it any wonder this j boy is a Junior Leader? His favorite subjects are math, and shop; his pet peeves are girls and homework. TED STILES - Ted, a student of Viscount ) for the past two years, plans to join the R.C.A.F. when his schooling is finished. He now holds a job at Eaton ' s; His hobbies include photography and driving cars. JOANNE STITT - A former Edmontonian, Joanne plans to increase Calgary ' s secretarial population. She enjoys horseback riding particularly, but is also interested in swimming, figure skating and Junior Leaders ' Corps. MICHAEL TAMAGI - Mike, who is president .of 9-3, seems to have sole rights to a specific space on the honor role. He rates sports among his other top interests with baseball, football, and hockey being his favorites. BRYAN VOLSTAD - Bryan, an interested student, enjoys his social studies and shop courses, likes most sports, plays in the school band, engages in model¬ building and reading in his spare time. MARGARET WALLACE - Coming from Connaught this year, Marg has taken an active part in volleyball, basketball and the Leaders ' Corps. Particularly interested; in music and physical education and dislikes cranky people. MADELINE WICKER - Dating, swimming and dancing bring particular pleasure to this Leaders ' Corps member. Madeline played house league ball and took part in track. Other interests include swimming, sewing and cooking.

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P ag e |6 j DAVID CUTHBERT - Dave, a member of ; Badminton, Junior Leaders ' and house- league groups, likes scientific work. He attends Scouts, and like;, sports { and tropical fish. Pet peeve is home- I work. Likes attending a large school. I DOUG DEAR - Dcug, an ardent sportsman, j enjoys basketball, volleyball and jhockey. Other special interests in- j elude painting and swimming. Upon ’ reaching university he plans to take ; seismology. : EDMUM) DeMALE - One of our more sports- I minded school citizens, Edmund has high j vocational plans - he intends to be- : come a pilot. Pet peeve is home- i work. Fishing, baseball and car-driving i are his favorite occupations. jROIL DORWART - Ron comes to us from ! Saskatchewan. Among his many interests I are hockey, football, and (his favorite) I baseball. He also has an extensive stamp collection. Ron, in spite of | his many interests keeps his marks up. j BRIAN ELDRIDGE - Although his many | interests include soccer, hunting, I badminton, singing, tennis, golf and .fishing, he still finds time to sing I in the church choir, belong to Sigma C, j and attend Community Recreation Center. 3 ' ' THE T ERKIKAL ISABELLE H0LGAT5 - Isabelle has been a member of the Library, Equipment and Visual Aids Clubs this year, and has assisted with Hall Traffic Patrol. Her hobby is reading, she enjoys piano playing. Expects to become a nurse. CAROL JAMIESON - Carol, whose favorite sport is swimming, is an ardent math, student. She took part in basketball, volleyball and badminton and was in the j Junior Leaders ' Corps. Attended Connaught last year. Particularly likes swimming. PAT JOHNSON - This girl has a variety of interests - swimming, skating, reading, horseback riding and boys (a new inter¬ est developed this year). Of these she prefers reading. Future occupation: stenography. Pet peeve : pineapplel BOB JOLLSRY - Among Bob ' s many interests are girls, sports. He was a Junior Leaders ' Corps member and on the House Committee for the Council. His pet aversions: corn and green beans. A future dentist or doctor. JIM KIRK - Dark curly hair, rock an ' roll shirts, and white buck shoes go to i make up Jim Kirk. His favorite sports are tumbling and track, while his favorite subject is math. Jim’s ambi¬ tion is to be a civil engineer. DOLORES FOULER - A future steno or ! hairdresser, Dolores spent the year . cheering for Viscount Bennett teams, I dancing (at Community Teen Dances), : collecting popular music records, and horseback riding. I PAT FROELICH - Active in most sports, ; Pat also professes much interest in | art and French. After completing a : matriculation course, she hopes to ; attend Business College and become a j stenographer. Enjoys swimming. | GORDON HENRY - An outdoors man, Gordon ! particularly enjoys hunting and fish- [ ing, but seems to take part in all ; available sport activities. A Boy Scout | and a school band member, he is to be a future geologist. LORIE KLOKEID - Lorie claims her favor¬ ite subject is language, right in line with her aspiration to become a steno. In the meantime she enjoys horseback riding, swimming, dancing and water ski- ; ing. The latter two are her favorites. DIANE LEAVITT - Diane, a student from Downess Central High, enjoys basketball and dancing. Other interests include drawing and swimming. Not planning on university, clothes designing appeals to: her. Hobby: collecting records. SANDRA LOUGHEED - Sandra, a very civic- minded. school citizen, took part, and very adeptly, in just about all sports activities. Successful in school, and should reach her objective of becoming a teacher.

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9 — la BIOGRAPHIES THE TERMINAL | Page )£ j DAVE ALEXANDER - A newcomer to Viscount | is Dave Alexander, who attended Ralston ' Junior High last year. An ardent lover ! of sports, Dave was a representative on ; the SouthemAlberta Championship Base- i ball team in 1957. t | KEN ARKELL - Scientifically-minded, Ken I intends to be a teacher of high school ; science. This year he belonged ' to the | Press, Library and Visual Aid Clubs. | Pet peeve is uninteresting assign¬ ments. Likes science and writing. | GERALD BADGLEY - Tropical fish and the I solar system occupy the most of Gerald 1 s j spare time, but he finds time to play jvolleyball and track. Younger sisters i are not popular with this rocket fan. j DAVE BENNETTS - Dave seems to have a one- track mind - his all-consuming interest is in working with wood and wood- j working tools. He is a member of a I local Scout group. Dave likes attend- ! ing a large school. CAROL BEREGSZAZI - An active member of the sport’s world. Carol may become a teacher. Pretty clothes are her passion, and handicrafts her hobby. She is also a member of the St. John’s Ambulance Brigade. LESLIE BIRD - Very active in all phases of school life, Leslie participated in volleyball, soccer, the Safety Patrol and the Library and Chess Clubs. An Army Cadet, he intends to carry on in the army after school. WILLIAM BRANDON - Bom on the last day of December, William attended school in Edmonton before coming south to Calgary. Interested in model railrodding, chemistry and sports. He served the school by refereeing basketball games. IRIS BUCKHOLZ - Iris came to Canada from Germany in 1953. Her interests outside of school are swimming, skating and reading. She belongs to the ballet and badminton clubs, and her ambition is to take secretarial training. DOUGLAS GRANT - This native of Winnipeg moved to Calgary in 1955. He was a member of the All-Star basketball team, and played touch football and volleyball,; and participated in track. Undecided about his future as yet. JEANNE GREGORY - Jeanne was active in houseleague basketball and badminton, and was also a member of the cheer¬ leading group. Her hobbies are collect-; ing records, dancing, and cooking. Jeannp plans to take her B.A. at university. BOB.HAMMOND - Bob’s interests involve sports - swimming, football, soccer, volleyball and swimming with skin div¬ ing his.favorite activity. He also en¬ joys painting and reading and says his favorite school subject is science. KAREN HERTZBERG - This girl likes the active life, and so enjoys all types of sport activity - and is not so interes¬ ted in school. Karen, one of the more daring crowd, says she would like to be a jet pilot. JOHN HUGHES - John, born in Cleethorpe, England, attended school there for five years before attending Oakwood Colleg¬ iate, in Toronto. His interests in¬ clude girls, swimming and winter sports. Ambition is to be a doctor. ELAINE JACKSON - Elaine came to us from Russel Public school in Manitoba. She likes volleyball and basketball, and takes an active part in both sing¬ ing and piano work. She hates older brothers. Plans to be a stenographer. JOHN JAMES - John, a leading partici¬ pant in many .sports, has dreams of playing in the Olympic Games. He is planning to attend university and take a course in mechanical engineering. He j would like to become a car designer. JANET KATELEY - A member of the cast of j the school play Here Comes Charlie. After she leaves school she hopes to become a medical doctor or a bacteriol- ; ogist, but her present interests include ballet, skating and riding.