Kay Powell attended the Margaret Greenham Mountain School in Banff, Alberta during World War II. She started half-way through her grade 9 year. Several girls from Victoria, British Columbia were sent to the Margaret Greenham Mountain School during this period. Many of the girls' fathers, having served in World War I, feared the bombing of Victoria by the Japanese and sent their daughters to the nearest boarding school.
Bert Prendergast was a national park warden and a miner at Canmore, Alberta, Canada
The object of Project Great Divide Trails was to survey and describe the various trails and assess their potential for recreational wilderness travel. Field work was funded by Opportunities For Youth and Alberta Department of Youth, Culture and Recreation. Clifford A. (Cliff) White, b.1954, was project coordinator.
William L. Putnam is a mountaineer and writer from Springfield, Massachusetts, USA. Putnam has written about Glacier House, the centre of alpinism in the Selkirks during the 1880s-1900s and about Swiss guides. He has also co-authored several climbing guides to the mountain regions of western Canada.
Norman Joseph Quigley, 1897-1970, was a dentist at Banff, Alberta, Canada. His interests included sports, photography, painting and fishing.
