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

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Page 98 K athy McIntyre - Swimming was Kathy ' s favorite pastime. A member of the A.Y.P.A., l Kathy planned a career in psychiatric nursing, a career at which we feel she will be | most successful. Georgina McKay - Petite Georgina worked as a cashier at.Loblaw ' s during her Grade | Twelve year. When she was not thinking of her future as a physiotherapist, she was | busy with her music. ;• John McKay - This former Edmontonian was 12-24 s Council representative and a j Booster Club member. John ' s favorite subject was trigonometry and he planned to study | Commerce at the University of Alberta. ! Judy McKenzie - This attractive blond, who hoped to travel about Europe as a j registered nurse, spent her spare time during her Ck ade Twelve year in beautifying | others in the Bay Cosmetics Department. Bob Moffat - One of the motorcycle boys, active in English rugby. Bob hoped to | take medicine at University. His favorite subject was English. Ric Moodie - This cycle enthusiast worked his way to excellent grades in his | final year at Viscount. His special interest is in oceanography which he plans to study at the U.B.C. . Peggy O ' Neil - This girl who enjoyed water-skiing hailed from Saskatoon. When she left Viscount, she hoped to enter University for futher study. On weekends she worked at Eaton ' 8 Allan Ricketts - Allan ' s only love in Grade Twelve was cars. To finance this passion j he joined the R.C.A.F. auxiliary. A man from many a ville, his favorite subject was i trigonometry. j Anne Rutherford - This pretty brown-eyed brunette was both a Hi-C and a C.G.I.T. I member. Although a homework-hater, Anne planned to be an elementary cchool teacher. Her favorite pastime: reading. rv • j Graham Sattin - This top chemistry student planned to study science or ohemical | engineering at the U. of A. A memb’er of ' the Academic Leaders ' Corps and the Math Club, I Oaham was well liked by both teachers and students. Bill Scott - A top honor student. Bill was also a Math; Club and Academic Leaders ' Corps member. He planned to attend Royal Roads in preparation for a career as an j aeronautical engineer in the R.C.A.F.- • c j Sharon Smith - Room President, Go-captain of the Senior Basketball team, Sharon was j active in the Hi-Y, the Booster Club, the House of Pluto as statistician and the Badminton Club. • ' ; ' -y ; ; 1 yy. Eill Spring - Bill planned to make his future in the .C.M.P. and left school | early in May to start his training. A part-time student, he worked at Simpson-Sears in his off-hours. His pet-peeve ? Teachers who pounded desks. r ' Audrey Stark - An active participant in sports and Extracurricular activities, Audrey was the secretary of 12-24. An Honor Roll student, Audrey planned to attend the University of Alberta for teacher training. 1 Bob Thompson - With special interests in painting and mechanics. Bob, a former British Columbian, planned for an advanced degree in Commercial Art. I ... ' • - - John Watts - ; President of the I.S.C.F., John spent much of his time in the development of this organization. With chemistry his favorite subject, John hoped to be a chemical engineer. ' -« r; • '

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Page 97 ' . 12-24 BIOGRAPHIES SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Sue Alexander - This attractive, petite tennis-badminton fiend, finds her home in Calgary, previously having lived in Toronto. After receiving her nursing degree, she plans to take advantage of it and travel in Europe. Ellai Armstrong - Basketball, badminton, or track l You name it - and Ellen played itl The Secretary of the Booster Club and 12-24 Council Representative, she plans to take education at the University of Alberta. Kinga Biro - Fencer Kinga, the suave sophisticate planned for a University Education in Vienna where she hopes to fill her spare (?) time with modem art and designing. j George Brandt - This gay boy’s activities included school choir, and playing the clarinet and guitar. A so-called ’’unskilled essay writer would rather play football or do trigonometry than compose half a dozen sentences. Previously attended Strathmore and Forest Lawn schools. Sally Burkell - Happy-go-lucky Sally comes to us from Halifax. This quiet miss had j a great liking for sports cars and often wondered about being a mechanic. Joe Burritt - With us for but a short time, Joe left Bennett in the fall for the ' iroMtihg world after having spent five years at this, his favorite school. Jfin Craig - This former Illinois student planned to become a nurse, and had special interests in cars and target practice. She enjoyed driving and dislikes people who worried. Margaret Cralk - Marg was a newcomer to Viscount in I960, having come from Edmonton. ; She hoped to become a nursing student at the Royal Alex Hospital; her special interests were getting married, meeting boys, hunting and doing math; her pet peeve was her cough. Ron Fisk - This outdoorsman liked fishing, golfing, playing pool, and hunting i (for money and women). He liked Social Studies particularly - and appreciated most lunch and dinner. Betsy Fleming - Betts, the all-star, all sport, headed for the University of Washington to major in mathematics, had that La Lumiere accent and a ' 60 Ford Galaxy . Joelene Gorrell - This Jupiter V.P., our surgical nurse-to-be, loved dancing, piano playing and swimming. A Continental traveller at heart, she settled for day-dreaming duo to insufficient leisure to make long trips personally. Arnold Gorveatt - Arnold previously attended school in Turner Valley. He liked hunting (ducks, that is), travelling, geology and Sweet Marie . His activities Included walking to school and ushering at assemblies. Pet peeve: unsmiling faces. id .••:■■■■ v K ' • . . ■ Ron Holland - Viscount ' s capable football manager for the ’59 season was an interested and active writer for school publications. We felt sure he would succeed in Commerce when he attended..University. Marg Kroll - Marg, the girl with the glasses around her neck, and a future educator, was ardently interested in man - J.M. She loved playing badminton, hitch¬ hiking and wearing ' bide Jeans. Sandy MacKinnon - Active in track and working towards being a nurse, Sandy enjoyed free Friday afternoons t A certain band that played ev-er-y weekend was her pet peeve. . •;; ■ ■■ i. . . ■ ' , -( : ■■ j . Bill McCabe - Bill was one of Bennett’s most active students. He participated in the band, played football and basketball. A native American, he planned to study coimeioe at the University of Colorado.

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Mr, Couch. BbOflc; rs BIOGRAPHIES 12-38 . Page 99 1. Richard Benedictson has uncertain plans but definite interests: cars, girls, camping, huntin ' and fishin ' . 2. Don Dokimenko - is the outdoor type, .interested in sports and later in filling cavities - dental of course 3 Sue Drvsdale - wants to travel, go to University and continue her interest in tennis and badminton. , 4. Barry Edworthy has musical taste. He hopes to become an engineer or a member of the Air Force. 5. 6 . 7. Barbara Ferguson would like to teach. . ■ ' Barbara Fraser is another University candidate who wants to be a Social Worker. ...... [ • -u. . v rTr’•i f£!t v Dave Graw specializes in antique cars and motorcycles. . 8., Glen Hartley ' s talents run along the track and earth ' s surface in the gaiogical field” • .. - A- •H ,.•••; ... 9. Charlene Hillebrecht wants a University career. 10. Merlin Houck wields a Piano ' -- accordion and a part-time job. He hikes, fishes and camps too. Matric for him. 11. Ken Hubert has multiple plans for University, Air Force or the Navy. 12. John Knudscn has not planned his future - he is too buqy with cars, hunting and fishing. 13. Jim Maclean fishes and hunts now, and later he will be an aeronautical engineer. 14. Valerie Marietta hopes to be a pediatric nurse. 15. Bruce Martin wants to attend University. 16. Jo McLeod enjoys sports and hopes to be an Airline Stewardess. •.. ...