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

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BOYS ATHLETIC AWARDS BAROID OIL TROPHY JUNIOR FOOTBALL - Lome Scott SENIOR FOOTBALL - Chuck Ross. GUS KYLE TROPHY Stanley Black JUNIOR SPORTS TROPHY Ron Stewart . ' ' ' ••• ' ' L ft ATHLETIC LETT E R S GRADE X Ron Stewart Jim Bamford io i • v it . .1 1 t GRADE XI Jim Ostler John James Alisdair Love Les Payne Dyne Folwell Jim Knowler GRADE XII Stan Black Jon Constable Dennis Gilbert Glen Hartley Bill McCabe Tom. McKenzie Chuck Ross Gerry Smith • if ' L ' Ji. r rt r . -j • ■ -t v ni. ». GIRLS ATHLETIC AWARDS - • ' t • • :i y- ' j j ....NAOMI GHITTER TROPHY Senior Athlete of the Year : Betsy Fleming Junior Athlete of the Year : Peggy Snith. ATHLETIC AWARDS GRADE ,X ' f . ' v Peggy £n£th . .. .. Shirley Zmurchyk Lorraine Wade 7 1 ' ’ v Anita Engelman Kathy Peel Christine Pifer GRADE XI Sandra Lougheed Mavis Munroe GRADE XII ' .. Ellen Armstrong Sharon Smith MarJ Maliphant Linda Sheppard Betsy Fleming Marg Wood HOUSELEAGUE BASKETBALL WINNERS •• ;r PLUTO I - TEAM Sharon Smith Marg Wood Lois Yelland Lenora Ridgedale Diane Sumner t .. j ,t • GENERA]? PROFICIENCY AWARD: Runner-up . . ' » M - • Abie Okazaki : Joan Wray ' - n , • v-ii) r ' J.

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Page 100 17. Wendy Meacock is another candidate for hostessing for T.C ' A, : i.7 18. Ruth Moore has many interests particularly in hospitals and a nursing career. 19. Ann Patrick is heading, for Vancouver after she gets her high school diploma. 20. Jackie Patrick wants to qualify as a nurse and then to become an Air Stewardess. 21. Judy Rhamey will make a devoted nurse, most interested in all her patients. 22. Eugene Scown is interested only in hockey, but also plans t© be an engineer. . 23. Laurie Sherman also plans to become an engineer. He is presently engaged in sports. 24. Lynn Spence is a little bit vague about future plans. Hopes to become an electrical engineer.

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i , . . 7 ;.U •t SNIOR,:. HIGH- ;avj.. PUBLIC ' ' SPEAKING AWARDS ' 1. Linda Hodges (10-41) „ 2. Judy Stone (11-26) Linda leaves for New York on an extensive visit to the United Nations Headquarters and an. interes ting trip to the. c apita l city of the U.S.A . and Canada. Judy Stone goes to Banf f to a U.N. Seminar,which lasts one week, in July. ( j. A . ' .It.. AjlxJ n ! P.f ' c ' • ' idr j »rro-.- no l- : jn-j [r.- : II. cd PAUL TREMLETT . „■, :iV TRAFFIC ESSAY CONTEST 1. Paul Tremlett - $ 25 + Trophy 2. David Tompkins- $ 15 3. Sharon-Anrt Wilson - $ 10 ■q y.r-I i ' t ..Cot ' Hi •n - i The Calgary Yj.j$,Gi.A. decided to send a delegate to the World Youth Conference te I be held in Holland-during the summer. The successful candidate was Paul Tremlett (H-»2$). He leaves for his European tour of six weeks ' duration on July 29th. 30SS“N0ROTNTON was ' on“e of the seven finalists.. - BRIAN PLAIN and PAT WALES were chosen, by virtue of their high marks in Social Studiep to attend a week ' s SEMINAR on U.N. in Ban ff this summer,’. Both students are being sponsored by groups in this province. VB f i ,wU ' .L JlcS .1 .Ux MU S I C ej ' iJ ■.Lit: 1. Robert van Zweeden - .Uj firb. $ 50,00 scholarship from Kiwanis Music Festival - Highest marks in all brass and woodwind classes - Scholarship from Academy of Music - Philadelphia - tuition fur 1960-61. $ 50,00 scholarship - Open Flute Class - Kiwanis Festival. 2. Kirk tyfeade v 3. Senior Higjh-: School Vocal Ensemble - won first place in their class in Kiwamii Festival, 4. Rae Garden ' - ;; qcjrir $ 50.00 Scholarship from Kiwanis Festival - Open Canadian Composer Class-Vielin. BAND PARENTS ' SCHOLARSHIP TO MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY .. MUSIC CAMP. ... .... awarded to: 1) Robert Larratt (10-37) 2) Lonnie Tate (10-41) 3) Tom Armstrong (10-37) GENERAL PROFICIENCY 1 1 Joan Wray - Runner-up to Abie Okazaki. Congratulations to the following students of French : Grade XII : Leslie McDowell and Joan Wray having won Laval Scholarships,offered by the Grand Cercle de Calgary, will spend 6 weeks this summer in Quebec City attending Laval University and living with French families. GRADE XI GRADE X : The following students have won bursaries enabling them t« attend bursaries have been generously provided by the H»tel- the Banff School of French. Thes men ' s Association,the Provincial Government.The Banff School, and the French Parents ' Group of Viscount Bennett. - . Merla Law (11-26) Markets Brown (11-27) Wendy Stone (11-27) Helen Colgan (11-27) Ted Parker (11-35) Bill Sloane (10-37) 1