Wesley Central High School - Memories Yearbook (Fillmore, Saskatchewan Canada)

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AND Highly trained personnel are needed now and will be needed in the future as Saskatchewan becomes more and more industrialized. SASKATCHEWAN POWER ... a dynamic, rapidly growing utility, offers a wide variety of CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Clerical Administrative Engineering Tradesmen Operating Personnel Maintenance Accounting Computor Application Sales Home Economist Economics Make sure you are trained to take your place in Society. S AS K ATC H E WAN Grow with a growing Saskatchewan. p F §9 CORPORATION

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Finalists of tne 1967 Public Sped king competitions: Bernadette Abello Grade 9 iijiiiijijjjij Kelvin Shultz Grade 10 lijlljjiilll Darlene Hanson Grade 11 IliilillJIIIII Norman Shotter Grade 9 jjjijjjjjjl Bonnie Leas Grade 12 iljliiljiljii; Stan Raczynski Grade 11 ijiilijjljljjl Judy Stewart Grade 10 jJHJjiJIJi Once again the annual Public Speaking competi- tions were held in the gymnasium. The judges were: Mrs.K.Quiggin Mr.K.B.Ast Mr. ] . Newman

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MR. URBAN Thank goodness thejf ' re gone I MONDAY MORNING REVERIE Our teachers have a theory That we corre to school to rest, When our weekends make us weary; It makes me so aepressed. So I beat the bell to classes, Fold my hands within my lap. Close my eyes behind m.y glasses, Just to take a little nap. Our teachers all are noisy To a horrible degree. They tell me to be silent When they ' re talking; more than me I But ' spite of all their drawbacks I really am improving, I do such loads of homework. To finish up my schooling. MR. CARIGNAN Caution 1 You never know what comes in plain packages 1 1 MRS. BLOHM I saw that I MISS KLASSEN 30 — 30(;4--Who ' ll give me 35! ? CHEi ' vaSTRY Sing a song of sulphide, A beaker full of lime, Four and twenty test tubes, Breaking all the time. When the top is lifted. The fumes begin to reek — Isn ' t that an awful mess To go through every week? MR. HANCOCK Telephone? Me? MR. KHALADKAR What is this?