Western Canada High School - Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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Page forty-six YEAR (Elasa ICtata Room 19 John Aikenhead Dorothy Ballantine Mary Beaton Esther Black Douglas Buchanan Hugh Buchanan Margaret Cameron Jean Clark Frances Crawford Dorothy Crockett Margaret Darroch William Dingle Joe Dvorkin Room 22 Paul Baker John Blight John Cheal Joyce Cheal Allison Clarke Malcolm Clarke Katherine Cumming Mary Dillon Gwendolyn Driver Rae Fisher Romola Girvin Muriel Goldberg Ruth Goudie Room 1 4 Sylvia Ash Stuart Aull Nora Baker Hamish Begg Isabel Black George Bowen Campbell Boyd Betty Burwash George Campbell Ivan Clark Rachel Crane Freda Crum Hilda Davis Room 15 Donald Beaton Elizabeth Boyd William Campbell Jean Dickson Jean Dumo Phyllis Dwelley Evelyn Findlay Doris Foster Marion Foster Georgina Fotheringham Jean Gordon Roy Hambling CLASS 12—GRADE X Jean Findlay Grant Fleming Ruth Forsythe Kenneth Grainger Constance Haffern Kathleen Hall Lena Hambling Robert Haun Wilson Hodge Joan Humble Harland Irvine Marjorie Lawrence Bruce Macaulay CLASS 13—GRADE X James Hughes Emily Irving Stella Joffe Marian Lipkind Isabel MacGregor Donald McDaniel Mary Martin Virginia Martin Dorothy Milbum Douglas Miller Willis Morgan Robert Patterson William Pentland CLASS 14—GRADE X Denis Fisher Frances Flesher William Ford Cicely Fullerton George Garbutt Dorothy George Harry Gofsky Marvel Hanna Douglas Hawkes Margaret Hayden Milton Hyndman Mae Kennedy Jack Lambert CLASS 15—GRADE X Kathleen Heppell Harry Hickling Isabelle Jempson Ethel Joffe Bert McAdam Bill McAdam Margaret McLaren James McNeice Ross Maguire Dorothy Mitchell Douglas Morris Thelma Norris Miss James Sheila McLennan Charlie Mawer Marjorie Nock Margaret Ogilvie Douglas Robb Ernest Sales Marjorie Shaw Jean Spencer Margaret Whitlaw Eleanor Wilson Donald Wilson Miss McCracken Walter Quint William Ritson Stewart Robertson Mary Schultz Morris Shumiatcher Joseph Silver Norma Skelton Reginald Smith Ruth Snowdon Allan Spence Catherine Tait Eleanor Will Hyman Wolochow Mr. Stewart Sidney McClelland Graham McLellan Jean Martin John Moffat Elsie Neve Eric Richards Mary Shaw Allen Stanley Robert Thompson Ross Upton Kenneth Wilson Mr. Foster Jean Nowers Nesbitt Plotke Douglas Pocock Gladys Pocock Helen Pollard Richard Reeves Vimy Rowell Warren Shaw Peggy Stringer Stanfield Symons Jack Todd Rose Walton

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BOOK Page forty-five THE KAPPA GAMMA CLUB This Club, comprised of approximately fourteen girls representing the High schools of Calgary, meets once a week at the Y.W.C.A. Club-rooms. The supper- meetings are for the purpose of training the girls for leadership by discussing subjects chosen by the members themselves. This past year, some of the topics have been: “Honor, or Playing Square,” “The Why of a Club,” “Technocracy,” “The Oxford Group”; while at other meetings there have been book discussions, or a talk from some local speaker. Once a month there was a social meeting. The entire idea of the Club is best summed up in its purpose: “We, the girls of the Calgary Kappa Gamma Club, in the presence of God and each other, do pledge ourselves to help one another in the keeping of this Covenant—to create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character, and to stand together, on and for, the plat¬ form of clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living.” For the four years of the Club’s organization, the representatives from Western Canada have been: 1929 - 1930—Helen Ford and Blanche McMurchy. 1930 - 1931—Helen Bayne and Pat. Gibson. 1931 - 1932—Dorothy Peacock and Madeline Austin. 1932 - 1933—Helen Webb and Betty Black. GAMMA PHI The Gamma Phi is an organization that has been active in Calgary for the past eighteen years. It is made up of a group of boys that are chosen to represent their respective High schools, the number from each being usually ' two or three. This organization is led by Mr. C. Maberley and Mr. F. Hall, Boys’ Work Secretary of the Y.M.C.A. At present their meetings are held on Saturday mornings and the discussions prove very interesting and helpful. Such topics as Athletics, Parent-Student Relationship, Homework, etc., that are problems to every High school student, are discussed. The Western Canada representatives of this Club for the past three terms are: 1930- 1931—Shields Imrie, Don Lincoln, George Jones (President), Berne Newton, George Dixson. 1931- 1932—Don Lincoln (Secretary), Paul Macleod, Carman Johnson, David Davidson. 1932- 1933—Lloyd Hutton, John Davidson (Secretary), Frank Johnson. The purpose of this Club may be summed up by its motto: “To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character.”

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BOOK Page forty-seven irpartnmttal Unita Passt Midsummer, 1932 In the following lists the grades mix somewhat. A number of students passed on some third-year subjects and some fourth-year subjects. Others passed on both second-year and third-year subjects. Students are placed in whatever year the greater number of subjects were passed, but are given credit for the total number of subjects passed in any or all grades in 1932. As the Department of Education does not furnish us with the results of the appeals and supplemental examinations, students who passed any subjects in this way are not given credit for them in these lists unless the certificates from the Department of Education regarding these subjects have been handed in to the office to be copied in our records. Honor Departmental certificates are indicated as follows: ($)—Third-year Honor Diploma. (f)—Fourth-year Honor Diploma. FOURTH YEAR (Grade XII) Nine Subjects—David Clapperton, Mildred Fyten (f), Wallace Joyce (f), Donald Lincoln, Joseph Walker (f), Robert Wright (f). Eight Subjects—Doris Ambler, Daisy Ambury, Clive Arthur, Jack Cameron, James Campbell, Joyce Fryling, Sarah Grainger, Helen Higley, Robert Hood (t), Lorraine Hunter (f), Walter Johns (f), Sam Kaplan, Staave Kruse (t), Mary McKill, Jean McPherson, William Moore, Gordon Munro, Edgar Nelson, Harold Nelson, Florence Patton, Esther Pratt (f), Marion Ruppe, William Simonton, Ruth Stead. Seven Subjects—Madeline Austin, Duane Barr, Lucile Bell, Leonard Bercuson (f), Passie Bercuson, Robert Brews (f), Russell Dingle, John Hall, Frances Holditch, Carman Johnson, Vola Kinney, Charles MacQueen, Isabelle McRob- erts, Eva McTavish, Rachel Porter, Isolena Rogers, Richard Sharpies (f), John Stevenson (f). Six Subjects—Helen Aikenhead, Mack Anderson, William Barron, Ruth Benedict, John Biddell, Minetta Charbonneau, John Chaston (f), Robert Cook, Wilfred Costello, Arthur Davis (f), Grace Egleston, Bessie Hacker, Philip Hadfield, Douglas Harvey, Jack Love, Vincent Jacques, Susannah James, Annie McLeod, James McGill, Fraser MacAllister, Dorothy Mercer, Florence Messenger, Beatrice Park, Margaret Patton, Yvonne Stenberg, Douglas Stuart, Margaret Webster, Nora Williams, Thomas Wotherspoon. Five Subjects—Marion Aikenhead, Bernice Bell, Brainerd Clark, Alex Crichton, Helen Lee, Claudia Lynn, Aileen McCullough, Morton McElroy, Paul MacLeod, Barbara McLennan, Ronald McMurchy, Sara Minchin, Ruth Morgan, Carl Nickle, Lorna Park, Beth Robbins, Douglas Sargent, Adele Shaw, Elsie Smith, Dorothy Thomas, Eleanor West. Four Subjects—Vincent Allen, Dorothy Bennett, Bernard Bercov, Harry Blow, Mona Comba, David Davidson, Robert Foulds, Fred Garbutt, Lydia Hansen, Iris Kingston, Dorothy McBurney, John Marriott, Norman Pallesen, Thomas Potts, Armand Powlett, Margaret Scott, Betty Sitlington, William Sparling, Ena Youngblood. THIRD YEAR (Grade XI) Ten Subjects—Ralph Hoar, Bernard Perry, Kenneth Robertson. Nine Subjects—Maxinne Fox (J), Agnes Frederick, Evangeline Girvin, Helen Hair- sine, Murray Hawkes, Helen Jagoe, Frank Johnson ($), Graham Jones, Alex¬ ander MacKenzie, Ella Noble (+), Howard Patton ($), Mary Picken ($), John Sayers.