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

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SANDRA Caldwell CHALMERS MARGARET GAMMIE CAROLYN HaTTON ROY HINGSTON BRIaN HONEY 1 VALERIE ! HAMILTGN-SKITH RUsSEeL McGill GWYNETH KAL1PHANT DONALDA JOHNSON LARRY MacDONALD WAYNE McKenzie JANIE-LOU ilELVILLE HCWLAND HEATHER prizemen NORMAN PATTEN MORRIS MORRIS ANN ROBERTSON SYDNEY RIMMSR JOY THORVALDSEN ROXANNE TROUTH MRS. GILLIaM VaN DUZEE i j JPS if i fed ■ w —j ft wm -- 1 ■’ j nr • $ 0 j

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STEPHEN BURDEN GLADYS FRANK MARIE BECKWITH GARY BOYER Barbara BINNIE KEN BAIRD sandra Laughton DONNA KUNN JOHN KNECHTEL WESTON TERRY LOMHEIM RAMSAY LAWRENCE DIANNE McDonald BONNIE McKenzie JOAN OLSSON DOUG PEDERSON JOHN MARTIN LARRY MITCHELL KAREN GKLFAND CALVIN KacFARLANE DALE Raskin j CAROL RUSSELL LAUREN RICHaRDSON f- CORDON RaTHBONE SHARON ROBINSON LELITA ROWE DARLENE REID PEGGY THOMAS DON SAKLOFSKI ■1 MaUREE SNYDER DaVID SHIRLEY ROBERT WALLACE BRYDON ward ' MARGARET WALKER WENDY WATT MRS. BLAIR

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jTHE TERMINAL 7-13 BIOGRAPHIES PAGE 21 THE VOYAGE OF THE GOOD SHIP - 7-13 CAPTAIN-MRS. BLAIR , COMMANDER-RAMSAY LAWRENCE LIEUTENANTS - - DONALD SAKLOFSKI - CATHERINE LANE PURSERS - LARRY MITCHELL - PEGGY THOMAS i l ! It was a bright morning early in September when the vessel 7 - 13 put out to sea for j an unseen shore. There was a great deal of excitement on board as Commander Ramsay | Lawrence took the helm. | For the first few weeks of the voyage the crew spent considerable time getting : acquainted and settling down to the daily routine. There was a great deal of work j to be done which they all realized, but if they felt a spirit of love towards their i fellow students and a sense of duty towards their tasks, success would surely come j to them. i While on the journey, the ship anchored at a few joy-filling ports. The first one ; was in October when the crew had a very pleasant social evening with the crews from j other ships. A second port was reached in March, when the crews met again and spent ; a very enjoyable evening. I These joy-filling ports refreshed the crew and they returned to their work with re- | doubled effort. | The voyage had its stormy days however. The winds of Science and the waves of Social 5 Studies beat madly against the sides of the ship. I A wondrous thing happened one morning when the crew reached the unseen port. As the j ship neared the harbor the sun of the future.cast its golden rays over the port and : amid the dazzling rays was the word SUCCESS . : The good ship 7 - 13 is safely anchored now. Its journey is over. The members of | the crew will cherish in their hearts the unforgettable memories of that voyage. To I the crews that follow us, the present crew throws the torch, together with best wishes : that they may have as pleasant a journey. i j 7-13 I WEATHER REPORT SEPTEMBER Clear month full of pleasant hopes j OCTOBER Storm begins, Math Social fall heavily : NOVEMBER Heavier downfall of homework DECEMBER Torrents of examinations JANUARY All calm after the storm FEBRUARY Plain sailing with occasional detention fog. | MARCH Clouded over with examinations APRIL Fools us, with examinations results MAY April flurries bring May ' s worries JUNE The Deluge