Alexandra High School - Old Acquaintance Yearbook (Medicine Hat, Alberta Canada)

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Room 7 Business Careers: Can you sing? You can't? Then try whistling at the BIFFORD, HERMAN 81 ZIETNER Conservatory of Music. . . . Make your career modelling, and come in and speak with experienced models-DOT A. and RUBY H .... Help Wanted: Two bookkeepers to work for a doctor's firm. Immediately! Doctors: GRACE and GLADYS G .... Work Wanted: Job as a housekeeper in a large home. Apply GRACE O .... Young woman wishes secretarial work, no shorthand, no book-- keeping, nor typing. Will not work for a low wage. Ap- ply MARJORIE B .... Excellent Commercial student wishes work. Apply STELLA D .... Announcements: Miss MAR- LENE W., formerly of the ROGGE-SCHMIDEK Beauty Shoppe, has taken over the Famous PHYLLIS P. Salon. CBeauty, that isll . . . IDA B. has joined the Lonely Hearts Club, only to get married a few days later. Other members are: Misses HOFF- MAN and HEINE. Personal: Girls, take notice and join the Man-haters Union. See BETTY B., VIOLET S. or ESTHER S .... Woman wanted to look after gentleman UD Good pay, little work. Apply KEN S .... Wanted: Another girl to ride to school in a taxi on warm days. See BETTY C. or MARG P .... One man, wanted badly, any size, shape or age. Apply SHIRLEY H. at any time .... Have you dish-pan hands? No? Then try CContinued on page 975 31

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A Glimpse at Room 22 Such an assortment of people you have never seen. Every4 thing from quiet, unheard people to the school's chief nuisances are found here. The room's love life is always moving. Num- bered among the more prominent Romeos are HAROLD T., HUB W., BARNES M., MAX A., JOCK T. and RUSSELL P., while the more noted Juliets include JEAN H., DOREEN H., ROSEMARIE B., BARBARA H., GLORIA H., JACKIE M., ISABEL H., MARG A., EVA B., GRACE L., DARLEEN R. and BETTE ANN E. There are also a few who are interested in a career: PHYLLIS S., who wants to be a doctor, DAVE C., a physicist, GRACE H., BARBARA R., JEAN ANN S., and HELEN P., who all want to be nurses, ELAINE M., an actress, JUNE C., a lab technician, TOM M., a barber. And quiet ones like JACK J. and ELMER R., who never say a word, MARG T., who silently follows Elaine around, VIC B., who isn't interested in anything but sports, JOAN B., whose interest is music, and JIM T., the room wolf-he smiles and the girls fall. Of course we have to have some of the opposite kind too, like TOM M., the room's chief nuisance, and JOAN F.. who as the writer of this, you can see, is crazy. Student: I don't think I deserve a zero. Prof.: Neither do, I but it's the lowest mark I can give. 30

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Expressions and Pastimes of Room 11 NELSON M.: Whom shall I wink at neftt ? says Lefty. . . . JIM R.: May we look at Life magazines, Mr. Davidson? . . . DOREEN B.: You'll have to go to bed now, Marty. . . . GEORGE R.: Nice form, but not my type. . . . JUNE S.: Mother, didn't we forget something at the Co-op'? . . . ESTHER R.: Don, wcn't you please come down? . . . DON S.: But, Esther, you have so much homework! . . . NORMA C.: We can use the Rose Room tonight, C1iff. . . . JUDY F.: Did you hear about the little moron thatin. . . BILL A.: Will you repeat that again, Mr. Medd? . . . THELMA M.: Are you guys coming down tonight ? . . . GLENN M.: Orchestra practise tonight at seven sharp! . . . VAUGHN M.: Don, have you heard this joke yet ? . . . MARY W.: Well, anyway, I tried! . . . TED C.: Here's my subscription to Esquire . . . DOUG B.: Sorry, Social Studies Club, no overnight hike. . . . FRIEDA M.: Someone must know how to do this bookkeeping . . . BOB S.: Explanation, please! . . . LORNA C.: Well, Ginger, you see it's this way-- . . . NORMAN M.: The worst part about doing nothing' is that you can't stop and rest . . . DENNIS S.: Studying geometry-aniklles, that is .... HERB Z.: Practising Betty Grab1e's favorite song on his trumpet .... JOYCE P. is working on her Mrs .... WALTER B.: Pete's always copying book summaries for English .... LEONARD H.: Revels in skipping his Biology class .... 'LILLIAN W.: Doing CContinued on page 973 32