Lacombe 1949 graduating class. Front ront row left to rightk Marjorie Davidson, Barbara McDonald, Marjorie Buch. Second row left to right, Marjorie Harrington, Kay Miller, Betty Faulafer, Jean Pountney, Velma Rusk, Alice Duffy, Margaret Hall. Third row left to right, Greta McEchern, Irene Risky, Edna Skeels, George Glewelling, Pat Robinson, Esme Westling

Lacombe 1949 graduating class. Front ront row left to rightk Marjorie Davidson, Barbara McDonald, Marjorie Buch. Second row left to right, Marjorie Harrington, Kay Miller, Betty Faulafer, Jean Pountney, Velma Rusk, Alice Duffy, Margaret Hall. Third row left to right, Greta McEchern, Irene Risky, Edna Skeels, George Glewelling, Pat Robinson, Esme Westling

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Lacombe 1949 graduating class. Front ront row left to rightk Marjorie Davidson, Barbara McDonald, Marjorie Buch. Second row left to right, Marjorie Harrington, Kay Miller, Betty Faulafer, Jean Pountney, Velma Rusk, Alice Duffy, Margaret Hall. Third row left to right, Greta McEchern, Irene Risky, Edna Skeels, George Glewelling, Pat Robinson, Esme Westling

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