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

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Before the Bell in Room 15 The class is quieter today, as it's Tuesday and DON D., TERRY S. and JIM B. Cwho account for 75W of the noisel are busy reading the Star Weekly. In the meantime, DOREEN B. is chasing LORNE B., ALF C. and GARNETT G., who are trying to get her books. Up pops RED B. with the usual, Read us a book, Miss Nybergf' ELMER P. is pulling JEAN- NETTE B.'s hair, While FRANK M. is trying to take her pencil box .... Now We move to the drooling part of the room Where we find BONNIE B., GIRDA W. and DOREEN B. drooling over blonds. EVERETT B. is there, though you can't hear him. LEONORA Z. stops trying to catch Don's eye just to turn around and yell, Stop it, Terry! Just then TED H. and HUGH C. come dangling in late. FRANCES S. is Wishing she were in Room 16. RONALD G. is showing the surrounding boys pictures he took of the girls at Redcliff. With the pictures of the girls in mind BILL B., our class genius, lets out a low Whistle attracting GERALD P., LEONARD S. and DAVE K. Then there's VVILBURT R. and KARL K. who are forever playing peek with their books .... JOYCE D. and JUNE S. are talking about their favorite subject-JOHNNY and CECIL. HELEN S. and IRENE E. are checking Math. questions. The writer, ROSEMARY A., is trying to tell EDWIN S. fwho is forever hitting TOM F., our hockey star, over the head with that huge rulerj that she's going to stay home and study until the end of June. Sure, sure. 35

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Room 9 in 1955 BOWLING ALLEYS-Under ex- P1-Qfeggignal Serviggs perienced directors: BILL C., DON A., GORD E. Chemist J. JOHNSON RADIO REPAIRS-Done on time. ED F., and LEN Y. SINGING SCHOOL opening this summer under direction of EM- MA S. Civil Engineer G. CARSCADDEN Dentist D. KENNARD FORTUNE TELLING by ANNET- TA J. ARMY-NAVY Recreational Centre -Owned and operated by ALLAN S. and TOM O. GOLFING LESSONS--Apply DON M. and BILL L. PING-PONG LESSONS-Apply to GEORGE F. WANTED-Help to operate new express Cmale preferredb. Apply C. HERRMAN or L. HOTEL. Draftsman C. KELLAR Pathologist C. WRIGHT Telegraph Operator G. HARTSHORN Announcements HILDA W. is now proprietor of Jimmie's Cafe. BILL F. has finally quit Geometry. CFor some unknown reasonj CContinued on page 993

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bfleef Room 13 DOUG A. makes lots of noise for such a little guy .... The twins, MAY and MARY A., ought to wear name cards, they're so alike .... DICK B. buys his gum wholesale, and by the case, too .... BOB BLONDIE B. looks like an angel-appearances are deceiving .... EVERETT B. is well known for that grin. . . . ALEX C. strings along in the orchestra Cviolin, you knowl. BENNY F. is the little fellow with the big heart .... BETTY G. can be everywhere at once .... They say Rembrandt's got nothing Cn DAVE G .... ALLAN G. is the quiet type when he doesn't have to write biographies .... TABEA H. has been described as bottled sunshine for rainy days .... It is bad others don't make as little noise as RUTH K .... ROSE K. is very business-minded Cother people's, that isl .... JOHN K. is smart enough to mind his own business .... Canadiens broke ART L.'s heart and pocketbook .... Tennis is CARMEN L.'s racquet, . . . EUGENE Radio L. likes making electrical booby-traps. . . . GAIL M. is the slave driver who got Allan to write this. CTO quote the Editor: This write-up was very different be- fore alterations. J . . . DICK M. is full of michief and jokes. . . . JACQUELINE M. says a great deal about nothing .... FRANK M.'s interested in many things--mainly . . . Vnuff saidl. . . . KEN M., described as Calgary's loss, is our gain .... JOAN M. excels in science .... BETTY N. demands the latest styles .... KEN N. is the mighty gopher hunter of the province. . . CContinued on page 993 36