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

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Pa.u ' O ten YEAR AUDREY BAXTER MARY ANNE BEATON Honorable Mention 1934 - 35 AUDREY BAXTER—Won (1) The R. B. Bennett Scholarship for Grade XTI, Girls; (2) The P. Bums Scholarship, 1934, Calgary; (3) The Women’s University Matriculation Scholarship. Highest standing for a women student in 1934. MARY ANNE BEATON—Won (1) The McKillop Scholarship for Western Canada High School for 1934; (2) The University Matriculation Scholarship. PHI LUIS WOLOCHOW—Won (1) the R. B. Bennett Scholarship for Grade XI, Girls; (2) was fifth in the University Matriculation competition in the province. DONALD WILSON—Was sixth in the University Matriculation competition in the province. Of the first six students standing highest in the University Matriculation competition, three were from Western Canada High School. GRAHAM MILLER—Won Senior Singles Championship for skating in both the Provincial and City contests. ROBERT PENTLAND—Won Junior Singles Championship for Badminton in both the Provincial and City tournaments. WILLIAM PENTLAND—Was on the team winning the Senior Provincial Men’s Doubles for Badminton in the Province. PENTLAND BROTHERS—Won the Junior Men’s Doubles for Badminton in the Province.

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BOOK Page nine An Acknowledgment T O all who have so willingly given their co-operation in the production of this book, the staff of the 1935 Year Book wishes to make this acknowledgment. Above all, we wish to thank the members of the faculty who gave their time and assistance to make this publica¬ tion possible, especially Miss James, Mrs. Robertson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Dobson, Mr. Pulleyblank, Mr. Copeland and Mr. Stanley. Also we wish to thank Mr. G. B. Paynter, of the Bar- cliff e Studio; Mr. Sidney Dyke, and the West Printing Company. We hope that this issue of the Year Book will merit the increase in price. This increase was necessary be¬ cause we received no financial assistance from the teams. If we have organized and developed this book in such a manner that you are proud to have it represent your school, we have achieved our objective. —THE EDITORS. - .

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BOOK Page eleven PHYLLIS WOLOCHOW STUART NOTT—Interscholastic “C” Class Champion for 1934. Records in 100- yards sprint and shot put. WILLIAM UREN—Won the Junior Singles Tennis Championship, Calgary. DONALD McKENZIE—Highest scorer in the Junior Provincial Bas ketball play¬ offs, and holder of three B.C. High School track records. THELMA NORRIS—Represented Alberta at the Hamilton Athletic Meet in 1934, and secured second position in the 100-yards sprint. KEITH GIBSON—Who attended Western Canada Hig-h School in 1934 won the Senior Men’s Badminton Singles for the City. DOREEN CLAPPERTON—Who graduated from Western Canada High School in 1934 was on the team winning Ladies’ Senior Doubles in Badminton for Calgary, Alberta and Manitoba. ARTHUR C. DAVIDSON—A graduate of Western Canada High School in 1931 was presented with the Isbister Scholarship for Third Year Engineering, Manitoba University. RESULTS OF YEAR BOOK COMPETITION Donald McKenzie ' —Best Year Book Cover Design. Dorothy McCaig—Best Essay. Dorothy McCaig—Best Short Story (Serious). Anonymous—Best Verse (Serious). Here’s to Western. Findlay Trickey—Best Verse (Humorous). Eunice Robertson ' —Best Short Story (Humorous).