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

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BOOK Page 15 DEPARTMENTAL UNITS PASSED—Continued Four Subjects—Vincent Allan, Lucille Bell, Alberta Brown, Robert Cook, Gilda Dick, John Hall, Ben Hanen, Mary Hoare, Susannah James, Dorothy Leslie, Ruth Lukutsky, May Moore, Edgar Nelson, Beatrice Park, Tom Potts, Julia Quigley, Doris Riley, Drayton Spence, Godfrey Weller, Thomas Wotherspoon, Doris Young. To Complete Senior Matriculation or Senior Normal Entrance: Three Subjects—Isabelle McRoberts (t), Neale Roche. Two Subjects—Maida Lee, Frances McPhail, Isolena Rogers. THIRD YEAR (Grade XI) Ten Subjects—Sidney Dyke, Margaret MacFarlane ( ), Thomas Pinder. Nine Subjects—Mary Hindsley, Charlotte Hoyt ( ), Daphne Lilly, Dorothy McCaig ( ), John Miller, Dougald Patterson, Marion Rea, Peggy Robertson ( ). Eight Subjects—Jean Anderson ( ), Edward Bate ( ), Audrey Baxter ( ), Eleanor Bennett, Alma Bercov ( ), Audrey Bliss, Gwendolyn Britton, Lilian Byers, Betty Cawston, Winnifred Chalmers ( ), Ruth Cole, Virginia Cook, Jack Corbett, Frank Crawford, Thomas Dixon ( ), Ian Dyke, Marion Egleston ( ), Basil Godfrey ( ), Sydney Golden- berg, Stanley Hartroft ( ), Muriel Harvey ( ), Templeton Hugill, Donald Irving ( ), Maclean Jones ( ), Robert Bruce MacKinnon, William Maclauchlan, Ray worth McKay, Charles McKill, Arthur Miller, John Pitman, Rhoda Porter, Doris Saxton, Dorothy Shackleton, Richard Stapells, Leland Watts, Kenneth Wright. Seven Subjects—Katherine Adolph, Alice Ainslie, Margaret Blow, Arthur Burns ( ),Duncan Campbell ( ), Frank Carmichael, Doreen Clapperton ( ), Bert Corey ( ), Kathleen Durrell ( ), James Fry, Flora Gibb, Sarah Goodman, Margaret Hall, Connie Hickson, Walter Holditch, Frances Hood, Eelen Hugil, Dorothy Hutton ( ), Stanley James, Betty Johnston, Kathleen Leslie, Aileen Macfarlane ( ), George McPhail, Thomas Malcolm, Denis Mason, Florence Morley, Doris Newman, Stuart Nott, Walter Ogilvie, Sandy Patterson, Mildred Patton, Henry Pearce, Donald Poole, William Russell ( ), Leslie Sceales, Lela Scott, Bennie Sengaus, Christie Sheldon, John Sherlock, Jack Simmons, Joe Simonton ( ), Lloyd Smith ( ), Bill Leigh-Spencer, Robert Stevens, Doris Stewart, Muriel Valk ( ), Merle Voss, George Wallace, Humphrey Watts ( ), Lawrence Watts, Ruby Weitzer, David Williams ( ) ' , Edith Wise, Jennie Wyrick, Gladys Yates. S ' Six Subjects—Marie Anderson, Morris Belkin, Bernard Bercuson, Thelma Butler, William Cayley, Lucille Charbonneau, Ruth Clendenan, John Davidson, Doris Dippie, Dorothy Freedman, Barry Himmelman, Margaret Humphries, Frances Hustwayte, Lois Ireland, William Ireland, Ben Kaplan, Gordon Langley, Gordon MacKay, Walter Mac- Kenzie, James Macqueen, Mary McLaren, Marjorie Mcteer, Conrad Mackey, Mildred Main, Eileen Matsen, Vera Noble, William O ' Reilly, Mary Porritt, Margaret Rhodes, Ronald Robb, Edith Rowan, Elaine Skene, Vera Snell, Phyllis Spooner, Vincent Stott, Harlow Sutherland, Roberta Sutherland, Roberta Todd, William Uren, Margaret Welsh. Patrick White, Frederick Williams, Jean Wilson. Five Subjects—Eleanor Adolph, Betty Allen, Jean Arthurs, Harold Baker, Byron Brunner, Jack Chamberlain, Doris Christensen, Margaret Clutterback, George Dickson, Keith Gibson, Harvey Gordanier, Clara Laven, James Leggatt, Anne Marks, Graham Miller, Peter Richardson, Molly Sherlock. Ruth Turnbull, Margaret Waugh, John West. Four Subjects—Mildred Blow, Grace Boyle, Jeannette Gunn, Myrtle Hagen, Sam Kirkpatrick, Bob Kraft, Lyle Lebbtfrt, Gilbert Mackenzie, Ruth Macmillan, Kenneth Martin, Verdun Middleton. Whitney Milligan, Joseph O ' Connor, Janet Olmstead, Wil¬ liam Sheldon, Harold Webb.

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Page 14 YEAR DEPARTMENTAL UNITS PASSED Midsummer 1933 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. (t) Fourth-year Honor Diploma. FOURTH YEAR (Grade XII) Nine Subjects—Frank Johnson (t), Helen Snaddon, William Yule (f). Eight Subjects—Edmund Barlow, Robert Barron (f), George Bass, Rothnie Mont- gomerie-Bell (t),Burke Besen (t), Gordon Buchanan (f), Kenneth Clarke, Vivian Clarke (f), James Corbett, Spencer Cumming (•)•), Mary Davidson (t), William Fisher, Herbert Fletcher, Maxinne Fox (f), Evangeline Girvin, Maurice Groberman (t), Helen Hairsine, Elvin Hart, Gertrude Hord, Jock Irvine (f), Barbara Jarman (f), Toby Katzin (f), Alexander MacKenzie, Alan Hahood, Jack Marshall, Joan Mayhood, Garnet Nelson, Alex Nicolson (t), Ella Noble (t), Angus Osborne (f), Mary Picken (f), Daisy Robb, Joan Robertson, Graham Sexsmith, Douglas Shipley, Harcourt Smith (f), Laurence Strick (f), Ralph Stewart (f), Margaret Wallis (f), Lily Waterman (t), George Willoughby. Seven Subjects—Marjorie Bagnall (t), Rodena Beaton (t), Betty Black, Lois Brooks, Frances Cadzow, Sanford Carter, Daniel Clowes, Blodwen Cogland, David Collier, Mervin Crockett, Elizabeth Fee (f), Marion Flewelling, Isadore Gofsky, Harold Hodsmythe, Martha Holm, Lloyd Hutton, Harold Kennedy, Annie McClary, Alice McCracken, Virginia McMahon, Geraldine Mavor, Sydney Mitchell, Howard Patton (f), Bernard Perry, Gertrude Scott, Douglas Smith, William Sparling, Carrie Speer, Ross Stanley, Anna Sutherland, Eileen Wilson, Katherine White. Six Subjects—MacLaren Anderson, Dorothy Becker, Margaret Blatchford, Dorothy Boucher, Kathleen Bulmer, Dorothy Cadzow, Madge Cardell, Elizabeth Colley, Dora Follett, Thornton Gregg, Elaine Harding, Ralph Hoar, William Hodge, Margaret Irving, Bruce Jacobs, Eleanor King, Iris Kingston, Edythe Lincoln, Mona Macaulay, Donald Macgregor, Mervyn MacLean, Barbara McLennan, Ronald McMurchy, Maxine Macklim, Mildred Mallinger, Joseph Michener, Francis Middleton, Howard Minchin, John Minchin, Dorothy Mitchell, Florence Patton, Elizabeth Pearce, Herbert Pritchard, Howard Reeve, Kenneth Robertson, Marguerite Russell, Margaret Sandercock, Jack Sayers, Jessie Skene, Betty Smith, Cameron Smith, Richard Stapells, Robert Taylor, Eric Wales, Kathleen Warren, Helen Webb, Eleanor West. Five Subjects—Eva Belshaw, Margaret Cawston, Agnes Frederick, Fred Garbutt, Dorothy Grant, Murray Hawkes, Donald Hoar, Eleanor Jarvis. Sam Kaplan (f), Martin King, Frances Legg, John Marriott, Robert Marshall, Betty Mitchell, Margaret Moffat, Hilda Passey, Bonn Smith, Elsie Smith, Yvonne Stenberg, Albert Swann, Blanche Toews, Bruce Wilson, Almeada Wright.

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Page 16 YEAR DEPARTMENTAL UNITS PASSED—Continued To Complete Junior Matriculation: Three Subjects—Beaulah Dole. Two Subjects—Paul Zabok. SECOND YEAR (GradeX) Twelve Subjects—Morris Shumiatcher. Nine Subjects—Betty Burwash, William Dingle, Ruth Goudie, Robert Patterson, Hyman Wolochow. Eight Subjects—Nora Baker, Paul Baker, Dorothy Ballantine, Mary Beaton, Es¬ ther Black, Campbell Boyd, Hugh Buchanan, John Cheal, Allison Clark, Ivan Clark, Jean Clark, Malcolm Clarke, Frances Crawford, Dorothy Crockett, Katherine Cumming, Margaret Darroch, Hilda Davis, Mary Dillon, Joe Dvorkin, Grant Fleming, Ruth For¬ syth, Romola Girvin, Kenneth Grainger, Robert Haun, James Hughes, Stella Joffe, Marian Lipkind, Bruce Macaulay, Donald McDaniel, Graham McLellan, Virginia Martin, Charles Mawer, Douglas Miller, John Moffatt, Willis Morgan, Marjorie Nock, William Pentland, Walter Quint, Stewart Robertson, Mary Schultz, Norma Skelton, Reginald Smith, Allan Spence, Jean Spencer, Catherine Tait, Ross Upton, Donald Wilson, Eleanor Wilson. Seven Subjects—Jack Aikenhead, Jack Blight, Douglas Buchanan, George Camp¬ bell, Freda Crum, Jean Durno, Phyllis Dwelley, Rae Fisher, Frances Flesher, George Garbutt, Muriel Goldberg, Wilson Hodge, Joan Humble, Milton Hyndman, Emily Irving, Mae Kennedy, Isabel Macgregor, Ross Maguire, Jean Martin, Mary Martin, Thelma Norris, Helen Pollard, Richard Reeves, Ruth Snowdon, Rose Walton, Margaret Whitlaw. Six Subjects—Donald Beaton, Joyce Cheal, Marion Foster, Cicely Fullerton, Con¬ stance Haffern, Lena Hambling, Marvel Hanna, Sidney McClelland, Jean Nowers, Gladys Pocock, Ernest Sales, Joseph Silver, Stanfield Symons, Jack Todd, Eleanor Will. Five Subjects—Sylvia Ash, Isabel Black, Margaret Cameron, John Campbell, Jean Dickson, Gwen Driver, William Ford, Doris Foster, Georgina Fotheringham, Dorothy George, Harry Gofsky, Kathleen Hall, Douglas Hawkes, Kathleen Heppell, Harland Irvine, Isabelle Jempson, Jack Lambert, Elsie Neve, Douglas Robb, Kenneth Wilson. Four Subjects—Stuart Aull, Margaret Hayden, Bill McAdam, Margaret McLaren, Sheila McLennan, James McNeice, Dorothy Milburn, Douglas Morris, Nesbitt Plotke, Douglas Pocock, Eric Richards, Allen Stanley. By Request, for Mrs. Robertson. A gum-chewing girl And a cud-chewing cow Are somewhat alike Yet different, somehow. But how can that be? Oh, yes, I see now— It ' s the calm, thoughtful look On the face of the—COW.