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JOYCE ARNOLD came to us tnis year from PetroliA, ~nd soon made many friends. She played on the Grade XIII girls' volleyball
and basketball teams and this fall Joyce plsn~ to attend Teachers College in Toronto. We k~ow s h e ~·ill DO WELL IN THE TEACHING PROFESSION .
BETTY LOU BAKER, one of our class 11brainsn h~s been e great asRet not only to the school band but on the Gr~de XIII inter- form te~ms. Betty plans on entering
We erloo College thi s fal l to major in Modern Languages and Literature. Best of luck Bet.
DONALD BELL.o our Ol•'n Liberacel' has been r. very quiet but ~greeable guy. Don plans to attend
Summer School, then teach this fall. We are sure he will be a successo
FRANK BUTTERS, the first half of our fine '~'~athletic duet," has been very active on the f~otbAl l and track t eams. He has acted es boys,SociAl Convener and has also been a
ne··,·ber of the Students, Council. This fall Frank ola. s to enter Teachers College and we 'Wish rdm continuing success.
HUGH BUTTERS, is our outstanding ~thlete~ having an e;rtensive collection of aw rds end trophies .,..,hich he has Won because of his enthusiastic
p~rticipetion in football, hockey and track nd field. He was class vice~president ~nd a
member of the Students Council. Hugh9 S future i~ still undecided bet~een CoDoCoi o or a drafting course a t Ryerson.
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